Singapore Standard, 3 September 1952

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    16 1 Singapore TIGER Standard gfgdfgdgf VOL. 11l NO. 63 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    WINNING LOYALTY OF STUDENTS
    372 1 WINNING LOYALTY OF STUDENTS Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government is planning to g& all out to win the loyalty of the hundreds of thousands of students of Chinese schools. By a "new teaching system to be introduced, text books used m Chinese schools will be revised
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    43 1 Studio I ittraction at the R.idio Communication Fxhibii Kuala Lumpur was this "talking robot" built by I il i .ition Police Communication Dept.. which ani on '--tions m all languages, at the S«'lant;or ChiisseoiUi Hall. Kuala Lumpur on Saturday and Yong Peng Seong
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    Heavy Damage In UN Border Raids
    144 1 rOKYO, Sept 2 (Reuter-AAP): The biggest air strike of the Korean war yesterday destroyed tent, ot an iron mine works and hydrojjtMi plant m. two miles from the Manchurian border. Far M :..i\al headquarters said today. Over 160 planes v sster lay m p
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    FOUR DETAINED
    48 1 TWO men and -two women I have been detained under the Emergency Regulations, suspect- j ed of being m touch with the Communists and of fomenting a ibour dispute at a rubber shoe ictory at Bukil Panjang, Bukit Tiraah Road. Singapore Further inquiries are be:n^ made.
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    St. John's Assn. Gets $210,000 MCA Grant
    138 1 l\l MCA. Tues The Malayan Chinese Association has made a $210,000U Urn St Johns Ambulance Association of Malaya to provide the capital ASpOri for the 25 ambulance teams, which are to operate soon m new villages. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. chairman of the
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    Prof. Defends Scientists
    20 1 Prof. Defends Scientists A V. Hi!".. Prt .d m entista a re t>l« than ra s a t es AFP
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    Willing To Meet Reds For Peace
    102 1 Willing To Meet Reds For Peace DETROIT, Sept. 2 <l'P>— Governor Adlai Stevenson, the Democratic presidential nominee, m a speech here, indicated his willingness to meet with Russian representatives m an effort to keep peace. •I tell you now that I will never fear to negotiate m good faith with
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    'Rule Out India, RI And Burma'
    53 1 MANILA. Sept 2 (AP) The Manila Times said today any security alliance against Communism m Asia ■'might as well rule out" India. Indonesia and Burma. Even ii they should favour an anti-Communist alliance, "their lukewarm attitude probably would do more harm than good," I
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    Red Flag On Tree
    22 1 A COMMUNIST flay was c^'mm\ tied to a coconut tree behind Sungei Pinang village m Penang yesterday morning.
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    Gen. West In Tokyo
    38 1 COMMANDING OFFICER designate of the First British Commonwealth Division i n Korea Major-Gen. Michael M. Alston Robert West, arrived [p. Tokyo yesterday by air to take over from Major-Gen. Archibald j. EL Cass«3s.' Reuter-AAP
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    Jap Boats Sighted
    21 1 THREE fishing vessels operating just outside Australian territorial waters north of Australia have been identified as Japanese.- Reuter-AAP
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    RI IN HK ROW OVER VESSEL OWNERSHIP
    106 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 2 (AP>: A stay of three days of the order for cross-examination of the Indonesian Consul L General. Kwee Djie Hoo, m an Admiralty case here involving a dispute over the ownership of the ship Tasikmalaja was granted yesterday. The ship,
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    Civil Lord Of Admiralty Due
    80 1 THE Civil Lord of the Adxni rally Mr. K.S.D.W. Digby, MP. who 'is responsible to the Fi s1 Lord lor Naval works and buildings and Admiralty civilian employment matters, is taking the opportunity afforded by the Pari liamentary recess m the United [Kingdom to visit
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    Plan For Stockpile Of Food
    139 1 ROME, Sept. 2 (Reuter): Food experts from five countries will meet here on Sept. 15 to study technical aspects of a possible world emergency food reserve, which would supply food to countries stricken by crop failures, drought, flood and other natural; disasters. The experts had
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    Gale Tosses B36s About Like Toys
    109 1 FORT WORTH. (Texas>, Sept. 2-.-Gaeswell Air Force base officials b gas a t r ajb■ c a k 1 0 ci a y surveying an estimated $10,000,--000 m damage from last night's 100-mile winds which tossed siant B-3U superbombers around [ike toys. The fierce
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    Yoshida Note To UK Bared
    151 1 TOKYO Sept. 2 (Reuter-AAP). A letter written by Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida last May released here today i provided' that the British i authorities should be coixulted !in rases like that of the two 1 British sailors jailed at Kobe m July, A Japanese
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    53 1 THE Duchess of Kent who accompanied by her son the Duke of Kent will leave Britain on Sept. 27 to arrive m Singapore on Sept. 30. The Duxe and Duchess will also visit the Federation. Sarawak. North Borneo and Brunei before leaving for Hongkong. (See Pa&e t for the official
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    Crew Of Kentooki Arrested
    90 1 MARSEILLES, Sept. 2. (Rfeuter) Five young men and a girl, manning the homemade raft Kentooki which floats 0:1 thousands of pii gpong balls, were brought into La Ciotat 15 miles east of here yesterday by a coastguard vessel after French launches had pursued the raft following
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    Peiping Invites Malayan Reds
    45 1 INVITATIONS have already been sent to Communists of Slngnoore. the Federation oi Malaya. North Korea. Burma. India and Japan, for representatives to attend a meeting called by the Far Eastern Cominform m Peiping on Oct. 11. a Reuter-AAP message stated yesterday.
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    British In Malaya As Unifying Force
    224 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 2:— United States Supreme Court's globe-trotting Justice William O. Douglas who arrived here this afternoon said that "Colonialism is beside the noint m Malaya. The British are a great unifying force." He believes the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer is "a
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    Card From Free Fritz
    125 1 EAST Germ m Comn i have warned the MMnediaiu the Soviet Zone that I getting too funny. This Bort ol j thing, the jj:* i >- asserted, would not be tolerated. The party found that audie: were laug j lemselves red m the face at anti-Rod
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    Ike Hits At 'This Washington Mess'
    127 1 ATLANTA, Georgia. Sept. 2, <AP):-Mr. Dwisht D Eisenhower today called the Democratic administration a mess of corruption and scandal and demanded a "wholesale cleanout oi the political bosses m Washington." The Republic presidential nominee cut loose at the Truman regime m earnest tor the
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    'China Gives Arms To The Malaya Reds'
    387 1 OFFICIAL figures of the huge number of weapons recovered from the terrorists m the Federation suggest that China is already supplying arms and equipment, if not yet men" (to the terrorists), said the Daily Telegraph editorially yesterday. The paper added that "those near
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    Federation Post For Peterson
    100 1 X [JALA LI er's mystery man A. 1). C. Peterson hai I i pointed for two y< o! the General Information Services, Fed< His task will be 00-ordii i si inu inform erviee* including the '>> irti ition Emergency tnation Se fee (la i i Unit
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    To Siam In Rice Quest
    87 1 THE I)c|Hit>> Secretary of EcMomic Affairs, Suiffap«re. Mr I R M Willis, will leave by air for Base* kok this Saturday to attend rite aegotiattoßfi with th<» Thailand (iovernnunt l<»r additional supply of rice for the remainder ol th** y«\ir The negotiations v\ il! commence
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    Grenade Case Retrial Date
    60 1 Grenade Case Retrial Date trial of Lee J 1' alias i.> a handg place at the Perak on M B Lee Te I 51 wa it week tri< possession ol a hand) between Ju!\ 15, 1948 and 1951 m ttu i Gui mg Rim After a three-day hearing i nsoii.
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    Trawler brings 40,000 katis fish to S'pore
    188 2 TOTAI .-i" IMN katis j^h u.r»- l.i'.drd m sinj;ajx.r»- (i.iriUi; ihe vwek-end when -i Rsfci»g trawler. m No. ntinnrd r I da> *■< out -it sea. !be Sfciai 9m, Alpytrrd •v. Mi Ohm H f > Scs, went to the fis "nu ground
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    $200 Gift For Widow
    15 2 The Hai (28 SAINI bin A ..lued .-hop Sept «fd trial
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    Bowles Delighted By 'Beautiful Colony'
    182 2 MX. CHESTER BOWLES, American Ambassador o Indkt, said on his arrival m Singapore from Manila resterday that he was makins a short trip through teth-Easi Asia to learn more about is its peoples, lieir thinkiiii; and the conditions m which they live. China, Hongkong and
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    Cameras Seized
    38 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Lia Vin 2 Liaw was fined 51. 030 m the Poiice Court today for attempting evasion on two cameras valued at >4L'7 n which duty payable was $171. Both cameras were mfiscatt I
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    DUCHESS & YOUNG DUKE DUE ON SEPT.30
    347 2 DUCHESS YOUNG DUKE DUE ON SEPT. 30 Spore Plans Big Welcomes Standard Staff Reporter THE DUCHESS of Kent accompanied by the Duke of Kent will arrive m Singapore for a 13-day tour of the Colony on Sept. 30, it was officially announced yesterday. The Duchess will undertake a number of
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    S'pore May See Jet Car In 3 Years' Time
    182 2 IN two or three years, Singapore may see the first Austin small jet-type power unit car, a spokesman of Borneo Motors Limited, Singapore, agent for Austin Company. told The Standard yesterday. "The Austin Company is still experimenting on it and I
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    Jail For Fraud
    56 2 TEO KHOON SEXG. father ol six children, was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police j Court yesterday to one month's rigorous imprisonment for fraudulent possession of three spirit levels, four dice heads, 13 pairs of forks and spoons ■valued $50 ai 'he junction of Queen Streel and
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    26 2 MALACCA Charity Week helpers who will sell Flags on Flag Day. The Chairman, Mrs. H. G. Hammett is the tallest figure m the bark row (centre).
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    Rush For Stalls At Esplanade
    158 2 THERE was a big rush ■more than 100 applicants for ms at the City Cleansing and Hawker? Depar'ment yesterday lor the allocation d ■21 new hawkers' stalls which are now nearing completion at the Singapore Esplanade. Most of the applicants were 1 Chinese, who are
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    PRISONS CHIEF REFUTES CHARGES
    485 3 'Sick, Addicted Prisoners Not Forced To Work By Christine Diemer, Standard Staff Reporter A STRONG refutation of the statement made last week by Mr. Teo Ban Choon, spokesman for Singapore opium smokers, that opium sick-addict-prisoners are forced to work hard by the persuasion of warders' batons
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    Two Claim Trial To Hurt Charge
    12 3 MY and Sin in ed 4.
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    Sir Clutha Due Back
    87 3 SIR CLUTHA Mackenzie, Consultant on blind welfare to the United Nations, will return to Singapore on Friday from Kuala Lumpur. During his stay hero he will call on Mr. Reuben Jacob, who is trying to make the Singapore public conscious of the white stick used by
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    963 Drivers Paid $11,195 Rather Than Go To Court
    128 3 Standard Start' Reporter A TOTAL of $11,195 was 'ted by the Compounding Section of the Singapore Traffic Department for August. More than 1,400 offers to compound minor offences were sent to erring motorists and out of this figure accepted the olfer
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    Young Malayans
    19 3 THF. Young Malayans Executive Committee will hold a i meeting on Friday at the British Council Hall.
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    AW PRAISES THE SINGAPORE GOVT.
    407 3 ror^r lan Amendment Standard Staff Reporter EMPHASISING that his contributions to charities were not made for his own glorification, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, millionaire-philanthropist who is now on a visit to Hongkong, praised the Singapore Government for passing an amendment to the existing income-tax laws.
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    Indonesian Party Led Merry Chase
    358 3 Standard Stall Reporter FIVE doctors and five nurse-midvvives from Indonesia were led a merry chase yesterday through Tiong Bahru's innumerable lanes and side streets. The party and an employee of the Singapore Improvement Trust, who was supposed to take them round the •good" housing areas
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    4 Years For Possession Of 2 Guns
    108 3 Standard Staff Reporter KOH BENG SEAH 21-year-old MOR. was sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment by Air. Justice Knight at the Singapore Assizes yesterday on a charge of unlawful possession of two revolvers and 12 rounds of ammunition. Koh, who pleaded guilty, said
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    Kallang To Resume Flying By Night
    266 3 Standard Staff Reporter KALLANG Airport will be open for night flying again next week when work on the runway will be temporary suspended so that the taxi track, connecting the runway to the apron, may be reconditioned during the next year or two. This
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    Extension To Shenton Wav
    66 3 Standard Staff Reporter WORK on the Shenton Way extension to Palmer Road Singapore, which began recently will probably be completed m three months' time. Mr. G. Ed- mond. City Council Chief Engineer, said yesterday. To speed up the project, the Department has called for tenders for
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    Ahmad Cowboy Was Doing The Joget
    115 3 Koto MOHAMMED bin Abdullah, alias Ahmad UftWtoy was doing the joget modern m the New World Park when he should have been indoors, the Singapore Third District Court was told yesterday. He was charged before Mr Forrer under the Emergency Regulations with failing to
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    For Britain
    56 3 MISS < ATHI KIM l.im A. j Lian. a teacher attai bed to j Pearl's Hill School. Sni;i i pore, will leave tor the I United Kingdom toala) h\ the Corfu m i Deganrtanental Scholarship Miss I.i m prill 1 join Moras House College t University of Edinltnrgti
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    KELANTAN WILL BOOST YIELD OF PADI
    188 4 KELANTAN WILL BOOST YIELD OF PADI KOTA BAHRU, Tues.— The Kelantan Government is to boost padi yield and quality. Experiments have shewn that certain artificial fertilisers substantially increase the yield pe*r acre. T Is now proposed to start a lampaign to prove this fact to tl c Ra'ayats. The Federal
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    $1,720 Haul Of Textiles By Burglars
    112 4 PENANG, Tues.— Burglars ze into the office of SufToris Moine Company m China Street Ghaut yesterday and; got away with about $1.720 worth of textile materials. Si ttch eves also sot busj during the weekend. A fouri ir-oid child while walking along Cintra Street
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    62 4 Mr. X W a i t Brisbin, Manas inn -Director of the Sydney Evercaiy Batteries firm, arrived m Singapore b y QantasBOAC yesterday accompanied by his wife, i'or a 10 day holiday visit. For three years before the war (ISIS— 3S), Mr. Brisbin worked for National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd.. m
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    To Honour Indian Envoy
    55 4 The Malayan Indian Congress. Penang Branch, will hold a public meeting today at the premises of the Penan? Hindu Sabah. ?0:> Dato Kramat Road, m honour of the visit of Mr. N. Ragnavan, former Indian community leader m Malaya, and now Indian Ambassador to China. Mr.
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    Health Inspectors 'Unsung Heroes'
    374 4 PEXANG, Tues.— Health and sanitary inspectors wore the "unsung heroes" who by their preventive services had done much to reduce the general death and. infantile mortality rates among the five million people m this country. This was stated by Mr. Teik Swee. President of the Health
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    Nine Hurt In Lorry Crash
    78 4 NINE labourers were injured yesterday when the lorry m which they were travelling was involved m a collision with another lorry, and overturned at the junction oi River Valley Road and Killiney Road last evening. The people m the other lorry escaped unhurt. The injured
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    DAWN DEATH OF CAFEMAN
    78 4 V. HILE :i2 xip to boil water, Lim Khoon Hai (53), a Hockchiew coffee-stall proprietor collapsed suddenly at Chin Chew Street and died after handing all the money that be had m his pocket amounting to about SlO to his wife early yesterday morning. At North
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    Women's Council willing to help those who ask for it
    169 4 AT THE monthly meeting of the Executive Committee of the Singapore Council of Women yesterday, it was decided to publicize the "willingness of Council members to assist m any way possible to them those women who approached them lor help,
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    Red Cross Man Passing Through
    61 4 HERE to spend a lew hours m Singapore today will be Mr. M.S. Galloway. SecretaryGeneral of the New Zealand Red Cross, who will arrive byair this afternoon following a meeting of the International Red Cross m Toronto. Mr. Galloway will reach Kallang Aii-port at 2.30
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    Fatal Mishap
    36 4 TAN SEE FONG (54), a cook died on admission at the General Hospital, Singapore. yesterday, after he was involved m a col- i llsion with a lorry at Kampong Bahru earlier the .ame afternoon.
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    DISC $ AID FOR MAPTB
    264 4 DISC AID FOR MAPTB PENANG, Tues.— S met] ins 1 1 novel m radi< s nter- tainmeni m Penang will be presented from the station on Thursday, Sept. 18 at 8.30 p.r.. y arrangement with the: Penang Brand of the M .van .Association for the Prevention I of Tuberculosis. Radio
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    PUSHED PC IN COURT, FINED $250
    175 4 THE Singapore Third Police Court Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone, yesterday noticed a Chinese walk into the courtroom while a case was m progress with a cigarette m his mouth, and later nush a constable who admonished him for the offence. The Magistrate immediately
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    Man Is Ordered For Observation
    503 4 KUALA LI'MPUR, Tues.— A rather unusual case of attempted extoition came up tor hearing toda> before the President ol the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. B. V. Rhodes. The complainant, Wong Fook Seng. alias Stephen Wong, a clerk m a local firm alleged that the
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    60 Tickets Left For Premiere
    105 4 THERE were still more than 60 tickets remaining for the premiere of the film "The Greatt-t Show On Earth." which is to be shown on Thursday night, Sept. 4. m aid oi the St. Andrew's Cathenial War Memorial Hall. Mrs J.A.D. Morrison, m charge ot
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    Buddhists' Full Moon Day
    54 4 SINGAPORE Buddhists will celebrate Full Moon Day at Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple, Race Course Road today. They will start with the hoisting of Buddhist flag at 6 a.m., Buddha Puja at 5.30 pm. and illumination at 6 p.m. Vinnyachari M. Pannasiri fher.-j will give a
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    RAUBOCPD, SPECIAL WIN POLICE MEDALS
    470 5 RAUB OCPD, SPECI AL WIN POLICE MEDALS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two terrorist incidents still fresh m the minds of the people hove earned Hie Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry for Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr. W. F. Stafford, OCPD, Raub, Pahang, and Special Constable Hassan bin Derani of Perak. Mr.
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    Attacked Wife With Parang
    120 5 At tacked Wife With Parang KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. ML Y- 100. 29. an en? u driver attached to Eimina Estate near J Kuala Lumpur told the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. "Mr. B. V. Rhode? that ho was unable to stand his wife's behaviour and bo he lost
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    Shell Man To Complete Engineering Course In UK
    140 5 A SHELL Company employee who took up a corresponieaoe course In enuineciinij and passed all his examination* with half the course still to so. has now been selected to :u> to the United Kingdom to attend a four rourse m tOKial engineering.
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    Car Badly Burnt In Ipoh
    40 5 IPOH. Tues.— A cai caughl fire at a petrol station near the I I Cinema today, and was j burni up. drive?-. 25-year-old Tang Razalli, of Batu Ga|afa received i1 injuries on the left arm.
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    BOILTNG WATER KILLS TWO
    65 5 BATH PAHAT. Tues. A Javanese housewife, Siti binte Mossayat and her son died yesterday as a result of injuries received when a pot of :>;)iliiig water toppled over them while they were preparing food at their house m Parit .100. Sempang Kiri. on Hari Raya Haji
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    New Magistrate For Ipoh
    46 5 CHE Abduilah bin Ghazani, a former Alor Star Magistrate, has started work m a similar capacity m Ipoh. He succeeds Che Arsha'd who ii now m the U.K. It is understood Che Abdullah will also >i? m \]yp Batu Gajah Magis[i.wc Court.
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    Girl Admitted To Hospital
    32 5 BATU PAT I AT. Tues. A Chinese girl. Tay Siew Ens <18>. daughter of fishmonger. was found suffering from opium t>ois<>ning m her room ia Jalan Edros yesterday.
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    Beating The Retreat
    33 5 PEN'ANG. Tup?.— The Ist Battalion the Manchester Regiment will Carry out a cv: ,:n.ii>i:»l I beating the retreat or the Pt»lo X «mat Ground ou Kud-jy at a t* 'U.
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    Terrorists Burn Lorry In Johore
    96 5 M.U.A UMPIR, Tues.— ln Johore yesterday uniformed Chinese terrorists stopped and burned a PWD iorr> m the Yong Peng district. ttt between I nd terrorists kkab. Paha:.j tei t!ie >:de I a'i mm mred ection v he:: tore a pati »'khas found aining i ■a:io
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    Pandamaram Church Almost Ready
    115 5 TAIPING. T The Internati PandaP S 1 1 ci Churc-h bui ling st ilmosl tilree i The con Bo i i completed. I fters and roof fir up. n fob of ling is «g 1 Tr,^ W k C p aroused much i- ci m outside
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    Case Struck Off
    62 5 WHEN the B an I C se woman. Hou K. ag i1 iged 72, was chargi :ng no identity "ard. mentioned before Inehe Salleli n E -khardi n the Parii Buntar Oonrl Inspector Ahmad bin Hoi. V t*a«ob stated that the ac had since died m :he
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    Mastermind Of Jap Blitz Seeks Election
    311 5 TOKYO. Sept. 1 (IF*)— The former army colonel, who master-minded the Japanese blitz through Malaya ten years age today announced that he would seek a Diet seat m the general elections on Oct. 1. Politi a. sources here aso predicted that ex-Colonel Mans san.>ou
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    53 5 THIRTY SEVEN Methodist Youth Fellowship workcampcrs are helping to build a church for settlers m Penamaran Village with the help of four professional carpenters. The volunteers include youths from Thailand. In this picture a workcamper. Miss Penpet Nanakorn of Bangkok is seen stooping cement into a basket for laying out
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    YOUTH STOLE COLD CHAIN
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Russia bin Bardm. 20. today s^ilty to a charge of heft of a gold chain valued fclOs from Mohd. Yanus on 29. before the President )f the Kuala Lumpur Sessions 3< irt, Mr. B.Y. Rhodes. The case was postponed to Sept 9 for
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    'Smokes' Were Confiscated
    65 5 'Smokes' W ere Confiscated A TOTAL of 3,738 sticks of cigarettes were ordered to be xmfiscated by Che Salteh bin Sckhardl m the Parit Buntar 3ourt when two coffeeshop beepers of Tanjong Piandang. Abu Bakar bin Mohamed and Fian Tiang How pleaded guilty to offences under the Price Control Enactment.
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    Offered $10 For Buffalo—Jailed
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    110 5 Five Wo men Chief Tenants Fined $250 IPOII. Tues. chief tenant! »1 Ya Shin Street -Ho Saik Lam *s Eng. Khoo Poli N i Chuah i Kirn Chech and Let- A Foot) who admitted thai the? fj ;to observe the Tenants' Reg tration Ordinance on A. weoe each fined >
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    Rider 'Borrowed' Her Bike And Vanished
    107 5 KUALA tJO Tues Slated to have iiad three previous convictions, Liew Eton Voon. a :-yoar-o!d tiisha rider wats today oovicted i*y ttie Pbh idenf oi the Kuala Lumpur Se skm Court Mr. B. V. Rhodea for cheating and sentenced to six rigor(ji:s imprisonm<He r-'j.
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    Labour Officers Arrest Traders
    171 5 Labour Officers Arrest Traders PENANG, Tuts. Th« biggest crop ©f offenders it far against the Weekly Holiday Ordinance were haulrd m by labour officer s following an island-wide raid ou Sunday. Those arrested include tour Indians and live Chinese shopkeepers. r coaductc the A g Swee and his labour ofl
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    A Fatal Step
    743 6 r f HE step taken by the Independence of Malaya Bb In puli: its doors almost shut t<> keep pace th the progress made by the national movement fot independence" seems to us little short of fatal A -pedal meeting oi IMP approved a olution restricting membership
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    Review of Views
    145 6 Review of Views Fed. Inefficiency THE fact that Tengku Mohammad bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin, a Malay M.C.S., was given the app ment o( Social Welfare OftVer m Selangor When he had his special training m the Colonial Office was deplored by Uiusan Me'ayu. The paper also expressed surprise and regrei
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    1349 6 Travel Issue Between India, Pakistan Y#>M V NEWSLETTER By A Special Correspondent THE Commission which were set up to enquire into the assassination of the Pakistan Prime Minister. Mr. Liaauat Ali Khan at Rawalpindi on Oct. 16, 1951 have released their report. The Commission admit that they found themselves m
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      548 6 S'r: With regard to the Bill that is to be introduced at the next Council meeting about Widows and Orphans Pension. Section 9 of the enactment is under strong protest by the Pensioner's Association and Widowers. The Province Association is seeking a full discussion with officials through
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      HURTS NAME OF PARTY
      215 6 Sir;— The Secretary of the S ngapore Labour Party has iunced that the members ;o General Council have finally come to an amicable ement m their Aug. 28 meeting after Mr. S. Jaganathan withdrew his candii re for Si uth Ward. The next day Mr. S.
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      SEREMBAN CHECK-POINTS
      453 6 Sir: —It is a well-known fact that recently Seremban town has been declared a restricted area. No articles such as padi. rice, .flour, conking oil, sugar, salt, foodstuff, paper, printing materFOR HOUSING DEPT. IN XL Sir:— Oti behalf of the Selangor Rent Payers 1 Association. I welcome the
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      Gap In Economic Structure
      337 6 Sir: "Guru Bunga" m his attack on moneylenders wants to know which type of moneylender is vital to the petty trader and which type to the wage earners and the clerical workers. He obviously does not seem to have got his class distinctions correct. In point
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      RICE: LOWER INCOME GROUP HIT
      182 6 Sir:— As a very junior government servant, I feel very depressed to read that the price of rice has been increased by 5 cents per kati. Whatever the reasons may be for the increase, I can only say ,that the effects of such increase will
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    15 6 "Fussy! aren't you? Thought you said there was nothing much on television tonight!"
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    UK SHOWS THE WORLD
    279 7 New Jets On Display, But Speed Curbed FARNBOROUGH, Hampshire, Sept. 2. Britain's air display week has opened here with an impressive flight of her new jet planes. But the aircraft were not permitted to exceed the speed of sound following a ban by the Society of
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    AUGUST SLUMP IN UK RESERVES
    192 7 LONDON, Sept. 2 (AP)_ The viul Gold and i filar Rcsenrca of Britain and its sterling area parttt ikiniped U5544,080,000 daring August, ihe I The decline dropped the reserves to U551,672,000,000, v under the two bi ion re- i by the treasury as the minimum
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    Duchess Will Have Staff Of 3
    144 7 LONDON, Sept. 2 (ReuterVThe Due tess ot Kent and her 16--year-old son, the Duke of Kent, v be accompanied by a staff three on their tour of Singapore. Malaya ;>.::d Hongkong m Ot tooer. The party will include Lady Rachel Davidson, Lady-in-Wait- g, Mr.
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    Today's Power Cuts
    386 7 SI r.> i io\«. m Singapore liable load sheddijii today:— 1» VV Raffles Hotel, Boon Tal SI Xliiiiiuil Kikhl. \\ciiih". i'.i> i I > u.ir Pumps, Duinnan K..,,i. Joo in.it Place. Julan Vasin, i.ii. m Eaaos Cambridge Rd Rangoon Kd rowner Road, Seransoon Road, Sennetl Estate, Imil.
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    Stevenson Yells At Heckler
    38 7 Coy. Adlal Stevenson "-ikes Ike" too. A heckler a? the Governor's Labour Day speech veiled during one applause I like Ike. Stevenson looked down at him blandly and yelled back "so do I."— U.P.
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    26 7 ANDREI A. Gromyko, new Soviet ambassador to Britain, paid a courtesy call on minister of .state the Selwyn Lloyd at Foreign Office today. A.P.
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    Aw Ready To Aid Homes For Aged In Hongkong
    341 7 HONGKONG. Sept. 2— Air. Aw Boon Haw, million-aire-philanthropist, has expressed his desire to contribute money to the construction of buildings it the present three Old and Aged Institutions plan to extend their activities by admitting more poor and destitute people into
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    Tewson Backs The Arms Plan
    220 7 MARGATE, Sept, 2. (Reuter) British trade union leaders Unlay supported the Government's rearmament programme, blasting left-wingers calling lor a reduction. Sir incent Tewson, Genera] Secretary of ilif 8.000.000-nit'tiiiH'r Trades Union Congress, iol«l the congress delegates to ignore the "clamour of some politicians." i Opening the
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    MORE RECEIVE VACCINATION
    44 7 A TOTAL c: 8.111 persons m Singapore were vaccin < against small-pox m the City clinics yesterday. The figures are as follows: 'Joo Chial 1.231 l Prinsep Streei (2,377), Balestier Road 1.019 1. Kreta Ayer 12.360), Tiong Bahru (1,016), and others (108).
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    4 Taipei Men Seek Goodwill
    54 7 HONGKONG. Sept. 2 (ReuterAAP 1 A four-maji goodwill mission from the Chinese Nationalist Government today i!e\v from Taipeh to Tokyo to tour South-East Asian capitals. Members of the mission are Dr. Chiu Han Ping, Professor L.ing Ping Kang. political science expert Li Chu. and agricultural
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    The Duke Sees Crack Pilots
    282 7 FARNBOROLGH, Sr,»i. 2. (Barter) Tlm- Dirl« of Kdinburgh arrived today to watch Britain s (i;ik lt>l pilots t\\ ihrir rcM»liitionarv jr| fighters I«i4rff tli. v llu speed of sound at an air §bow lurr. Tiie pul ie demonstration of super-sonic fligl I expected '.11 be
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    Two Charged With Rioting
    57 7 TWO Chinea Tan Kirn V er 'd\id Tan Tian Chan were •harged m the Singapore S< ond Police Court yesterday with being members of an unlawful assembly and rioting el causing hurt and damage to property on Sept. 1 at Hokkien Street. They claimed trial and
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    Union Threatens To Go On Strike
    38 7 I T WAS 1 v thai quit noticx ed on a number <>f m c Royal Engirn 1 Pec Tne Union has < mand Secretary GHQ FAI that unless notia go a 1
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    Dead In Ward
    87 7 AN I\.\] Vi v. bridge Hospital m Yeoi .K. 0 Road. Singapore, was In his a ard cm Mond :.il A police spokesman the Inmate. Kwi was assaulted to < ther mental patio r i i had been 1 mo% ed to a t< ward. A SINGAPORE
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    Man Hurt In Street Fight
    47 7 A FIGHT broke I bti pff three Chinese at Malabo i. 1 Last night. One i>: < taken to the Gene: with a serious stab hand, after he the other two men. r. one ol the surrendered hin fat I R<jad Police Station.
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    63 7 Mrs Gertrude Owen, honorary adviser to the Y.\f.CA. Singapore addressing the committee members of the association on the help needed towards carrying out the Hag Day on Sept. H to raise funds for the association. With her m the picture (from her left) i s Mrs. H. K. S. Adams.
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    59 8 Tins mod.! boat exhibited by th<- Phillips Radio Cornnun .<t the 1852 radio show London's Earl's Cwurt Is operated t-ntir«'l\ by radio. It can catapult-launch its plant' and reswer it by crane from the water, and the Hfeboais can be raised and lowered. The vessel as a wimie cam wjlciui
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    S'pore Ship Held For 36 Hours In RI
    302 8  - S'pore Ship Held For 36 Hours In RI J. G. Darbyshire By Standard Shipping Reporter A GRAPHIC account of a :;b-hour arrest of a Singapore registered ship the 800 ton Lucky Trader, by the Indonesian authorities, was given to The Standard yesterday, by one of the ship's officers, soon after
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    La Marseillaise Delayed 2 Days
    131 8 Standard Shipping Reporter $ses» rios Mariuines 17.^00--i passenger liner La Maruse, has been delayed two due to a damaged pro- Ide, while she was on way trorn Europe to Singa-i pore. Expected to arrive here next Monday, she' will only ouv.e m nexi Wednesday. Arrangements
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      543 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Resuiai Sailinss to China and Japan from Sinsapore. Port Sucttpnham Penans Also direit Sailings from Kanskok and Indonesia to China Japan Due Spore Due Penan? From S/rrhiuMi" Sept 24 Sept 27 Elongkong Sails Sails Sails Penans P. Sham Spore For M Szechucn M Sept 4 Sept
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    Taipeh Has New Type Suaar Cane
    118 9 SUCCESSFUL results of a n Jw specks oi sugar cane nave Ef?n Sfec ed by the Taiwan r C f,:,:.non m Taipeh. Thlnew Sgar cane, named i \VO <I<> gives ton metric tons 3 >u ar per hectare m comparison with sw« '"'^.j f(
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    Ceylon To Get Rice From US
    92 9 Ceylon To Get Rice From US CEYLON'S Food Commissioner.! Mr. X Alvapillai, has an- nounred that Ceylon will get 40.000 tons of rice from the United States as a result of the recent mission to the United' States headed by S r Oliver 1 Goonnetileke. In addition Ceylon will also
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG, Sent. 2— Special Standard Service closing prices OH t':ie Hongkong Exchange 'o- day were $15Ji to £1 sterling; $6.***** to U.S. SI: $1.28 to Maiayan $1: SO 3880 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 5299. T.") to one |ae]
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    Ceylon's Resources Are Ample, says Mission
    247 9 Ceylon's Resources Are Ample, say s Mission gfgdgfgdfg WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 (UP).— The International Bank tor Reconstruction and Development said that Ceylon's resources in land materials and money "are sufficient if wisely managed to meet the needs of the growing population to improve the standards of living and to add
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    Lessons In Their Own Languages
    629 9 Lessons In Their Own Languages By ENGINEER TEN THOrSAXD tradesmen m Singapore and many thousands more m the Federation need a champion who can organise technical teaching for them m their own language— a colossal task, but one that is not impossible. There is need for a Government organised ap-<
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    78 9 photo i Dkiiv Brll. 19. Miss To<-n Age <»r Australia, visit* Wall 1 Street. New York City. In the backgromd is the spire af 1 Trinity C'hureh. To the li-it m»t showi m this fixture) \M the New York Stock Exchangee. On her .1 rri I 1 Diane expressed a
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    Produce Mart Now Easier
    99 9 Produce Mart Now Easier THE produce maiket In Sinj;apore was quiet and slightly easier m the copra section :ind lifeless m the coconut oil section. Smaii business m copra i reported at $251 per picul for September shipment and $25J for O; ()-■>":• shipment B of copra qu<»'eH >2-> ers
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    Malayan Rates Of Exchange
    98 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks' Association buying rates to merchants (per $100 Malayan) are: Ne.v York 32 5/8 CTJJ, .-.2jj iOD 32 7/8 on credit bills 32 L 5 16 on trade bill* (90 d Canada 31 5/16 ''1 T I, 31 7 16 (Oil! 31 11/16 '90
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    TRADE SHOW
    45 9 A PRELIMINARY ex of Formosa products 1 b^ beld m Taipeh on Sept. 15 I select model goods to be played at a trade exhibition m Jap3n m November.— AFP. TRADE negotiation. 1 bi Veen Greece and Poland have ope m Geneva.— AFP
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    In-Flight Fuelling For Aircraft
    91 9 In-Flight Fuelling For Aircraft THE United States Navy lounced the success ilop nent of an in-flight I is: stem for its carrier based > technique yeas mod. Jaftei the Bi itish "drogue a m tbe" 1 :ne!hod. the Navy said 1 The fighter pilot flies his air afl q i
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    JULY COPRA OUTPUT UP
    108 9 Standard Market Reporter I duood 15,140 tons compared nippi Droduction m the with 11JJ85 tons m June. Federation ol Malaya for the Of the July output 11.294 tons gcven month! this year amount- were trom smallholders and ed to 84 1,21 tons against 8f>.:!80 3,84« tons
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    Rubber Prices Are Unchanged
    93 9 ji Standard ."Market Reporter THE rubber market m Smgapore remained euieth Steady throngfaoot ye>terday and closed at qaotatkms (unchanged from the week-end levels, iirsi grade mbber >tor September shipment changed hands at 78 cents peg |k S received f: parti- tories Fiiir businc •'do The Singapore
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    Trading In Local Shares Is Small
    52 9 Standard M .nL X v. ORE. condil tho indu I f R ibber v unchanged. B l H restricted Changed pi c Bum ri P«il n A'^y B'-.rkjs Ordii f i M Bre Ords. v R Tin M INIH STKI M n MINIM, m
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      128 9 Technical Malaya's Big Task Encourage Attract Survival Training Problems For Govt. Apprentices Fow^/i 0/' Fittest i i OSINfi rubber prices i>^r 1b m Singa- >v yesterday were Buyrrs Sellers N i 1 Sp^t loose 78 Ul F.0.fl :n bales Sfpt Ne i i: ss. 7S' 783 r s.<s rr 13
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    The love-lorn sirens of the liners
    884 10 The love-lorn si rens of the liners MARSHALL PUGH I spotlights the disturbing facts behind the postwar boom m I shipboard romance. r i: boat train i I--1 m and the C toms s clear. The gang << y i towered the i ,'.d v And vi■ ye time to
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    REMOVING ODOURS
    62 10 r ro remove strong odours, such as those of fish, from your kitchenware, try this simple method. Make up a soaking solution of baking soda and water for each pan, using three tablespoons of soda for each quart of water. Let this solution stand m the pans for
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    WHEN BABY JOINS THE FAMILY AT MEALS
    513 10  -  Margaret Scott CONTINUING MARGARETS DIARY By COMEWIIERE between eight and ton months comes another bis step forward for your infant the day you start him on three meals a day. Although this event doesn't warrant more than a few words m most baby
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    Why So Many Divorces?
    542 10 Why So Many Divorces Esther B. King Lists Six Reasons Here Q. WHY has the duorce rate m the world in- creased so astonishingly m the past 50 years? A For many reasons. Ore is that people are now better able to afford a divorce than j ever before. A
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    Brush Aid-Keynote To Glamour
    202 10 Brush AidKeynote To Glamour A LIPSTICK brush is a beauty aid oi many virtues, it's rlear to anyone who looki. bcyund its obvious purpose Handy, ot course, Eoi giving a lipstick application that just-right finish, it's u.-eful also whenever you bave any other make-up job that is messy or which
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    WASHABLE JERSEY
    57 10 WASHABLE JERSEY A nEW mequard cotton jersey, a washable year-round fabric, is used for this dress, made from a pattern. The dress is m red and black, ivith a dickey of white cotton m a plain knit. Both I juoncs. Barbet s "Nevasag," have a nylonised finish to aivt lusture
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    28 10 WHEN mak the rinds certain betore you b are clear, A ed m sudsy and effective way them, provided j to rinse th€ attei wards.
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      308 10 ifyRITA DEL MAR rpODAYS QIOTATIOX: 'One y 1 touch of mature makes the < whole world kin.* Shakespeare. WEDNESDAY FOR EVERYI ONE: Be deliberate, cautious. i systematic; keep clear of entang- 1 ling alliances. upsets. Defer i changes till a moie propitious < time. U.^e care en route. Attend to
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      75 10 DO^NOT MISS THIS_OPPO*TUNITY There is s omethinu for youns and old at th< Selangor Buddhist Food Fun Fair to be held at the Bafu Road School, Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. <»th September. ItiS between the hours of I and 10 p.m (Fair held m aid of the Brickfields Temple I
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    179 11 TAIPI]YG, Tues.— The annual Perak Youth athletic meet, open k, :''i affiliated organisations of the Perak. Youth Council. will i be he'd on Sept. 27. This was decided at a meeting of ihe Council held on Saturday. Competitors for the meet must be below 24 years
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    CHEW BEE BLUNDERS
    104 12 Mixed Doubles i HEU BEE M-rvrii but Mi i Gladys Ldkt I hoa i. |we net erroi 3 awl gave tii u.i;n t- aw; lp m 1 Lsed |kc l« l-id "n h ">vn c bj t.ik-n- a lowg n including ta 0 n mil and '>red
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    THE NEW CHAMPS
    115 12 imtos m the I iala were. MIXED DOCBI IS: „v i Mrs. K. U. In beat Mrs. Gladys Ukfl Vkm <>n? t h a Bee 6-3, S :>. UDMI.NS SlN(.< i S: Mrs. ji, D.v beat Mrs K. B. P MI n > DOUBLES: X 11. „vi
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    Thrills In Rubber Set
    117 12 Thrills In Rubber Set Women's Doubles Mrs. Den and Mrs. I.ind.vi\ won Urn first set MMfor Labi) -it 6-3 and looked lUte repeatißS m the setMUi gel uhen they led 4-1 m the v\ omen's doubles tin tt H vever, they lost their kto a bad lapse. and Mrs. Sewell
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    IP RETAINS ALL TITLES
    340 12  -  LIEW MOOK YOONG Malacca's Mrs. Dew Wins Singles, Doubles By pcKJANG Tuesday— The Singapore champion Ong Chew Bee got ouf of .ick bed f odo y y to win* 9 Malayan Rubles crawnbuHoseh,, singles final against K.H. Ip of Hongkong who retained all three mo|or titles
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    IP AND ONG FORCE THE RUBBER
    136 12 Bl \l\ .uid Kok Lem quirkl\ settled dowa to take l l lead m the doubles final. Ip and hew Bee, however, narrowed the gap to 4 This u.ts .1^ far as they could co for Beats and Kok Lem rounded off the next
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    Mrs. Dew Forces The Pace
    132 12 IN the women's singles j final Mrs. Ip lost her servue but beat Mrs. Dew m the j next tor 1-1. Mrs. Id had J no difficulty m taking the^ lead at 2-1 after scoring three successive points It was a ding dons battle after
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    Cafe Owner Cycle Champ
    85 12 PARIS Sept. 2 (UP)— Adolphe Verschueren. a 29--year-old Antwerp cafe proprie- t 'tor. won the 100-kilometre about 62 mile?. motor-pace bicycle race which wound up the world cycling championships yesterday before a crowd of 45,000 at Pare Do Princes Stadium. The Belgian, a dark hor m
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    SPRINT CHAMP
    34 12 PARIS. Sepi 1 (AP) Oscar Plattner of Switzerland yesterday won the professional sprini title at the word Cy 'ing Championship .km Deaksen of Holland was second and Georges Senflftleben of France third.
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    Thai Wins Boy's Title
    48 12 In the singles final The Siamese boy champion Karalakshana was a winner all the way bein^ particularly good at service and overhead smash. He made the Penang player Soon Ewe Jin run all over the court and won with ease at 6 2, 6—l.
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    Exhibition Matches
    107 12 TAIPIXG. Mon.— l he numero us tennis fans m Taiping who I missed the Malayan Open Tennis Championships m 1 Penang will be afforded the opportunity of seeing good tennis on Saturday. Tennis Star. K.H. Ip together with Mrs. Ip of Hongkong and All-China fame. Ong Chew Bee
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    ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS
    147 12 ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Sept. 2 —Yesterdays football results were: FIRST DIVISION \ston Villa 3, Sunderland 0. Bolton Wanderers 2. Wolverhampton Wanderers 1. Stoke City 1. Burnley 3. Tottenham Hotspur 3 Munches* ter City 3. THIRD DIVISION (Southern) Bristol Rovers 3, Torquay United 0. C tventry City 3. Leyton Orient
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    Queen's Horse Is Derby Favourite
    209 12 Queen 's Horse Is Derby Favourite LONDON. Sept. Z (AP). A stoutly bred racehorse, currently learning: his business m the Newmarket stables of Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rochfort, may round off Queen Elizabeth's 1953 Coronation Week by winning the- English Derby, the greatest of all classic races. The chestnut colt. Aureole, winner
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    SELETAR AIRMEN WIN 3-0
    150 12 SELETAR AIRMEN WIN 3-0 SUPERIOR m all departments »f the same, RAF Seletar beat RASC m an in-ter-services second division league soccer match at Sefcr tar yesterday. After a long bout of scrappy play m the first half by both sides Seletar opened the score a minute before halftime when
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    Devonshire B.P. Not Defunct Says Official
    171 12 A SINGAPORE Government Gazette announcement that the Devonshire Badminton Party of Singapore, one of the premier badminton parties m the Colony before the war, has ceased to exist was denied by an official of the Party yesterday. Mr. Yap Chin Tee. who said that
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    Walcott Gets Into Trim
    132 12 ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey. Sept. 2 (UP). Heavyweight champion Jersey Joe Walcott pitched camp at'Bader field yesterday and will begin boxing drills next Wednesday for the defence of his title at Philadelphia against '"Rocky" Marciano on Sept. 23. The champion from Camden. New Jersey, moved here
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    Malacca Sports Results
    254 12 MALACCA. Tues.— In aid I of Malacca Charity Week a number of friendly games were played last week end. Kuala Lumpur's Chin Wu beat Malacca's Kheng Chew Huay Kuan at Volley Ball at Kheng Chew's ground off Bunga Raya three to one. Last Sunday evening Seng Cheong's
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    BATTLED HARDEST
    47 12 K. H. Ip and Ons Clipw Bee playing m the doubles. With Ong shaky following night-long illness and lack of sleep the pair played clever tennis to weather a terrific battle against Beaty and Goon Kok Lem and win a three-set match for the title.
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    Pay Corps Win Nee Soon Giants' Test
    447 12 THE LONG-AWAITED clash between the two -oiants" of Nee Soon Garrison soccer took place yesterday when Royal Army Pay Corps beat GHQ Field Records by three goals to nil at Nee Soon. The match was the semifinal of the Garrison's Knockout Cup competi-
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    New Badminton Champ For India
    55 12 New Badminton Champ For India BOMBAY, Sept 1 (UP>. Youthful Nandu Natekar won his first open title on Sunday evening when he beat Ramesn Desai m the final of the men's singles m the Bombay State badminton championships at Hindu Gymkhana Court. Natekar. (19) who eliminated Davinder Mohan m the
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    Racing School
    43 12 GUATEMALA CITY, Sept 2 (APi Tiie Guatemalan Sports i Confederation, impressed by us j team's performances at the HelI sinki Olympics, has .set up a cycle racing school under the direction of Fiench cycling stars Zosi, i Quaguieri, S&rrin and Duau,
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    Amicable Give Karib Hardest League Battle
    258 12 AFTER A 50-minute struggle for do ml notion, Fathul Karib finally subdued Amicabi 8 Association to win by two goals to nil m the lot few minutes of the SAFA division one Ice encounter at Jolan Besar stadium yestcrdcv The Amicable* p»t up a
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      37 12 SOCCER: SAFA C tie— Rorprs SC r Tiger SA Ja/a/i Besnr siadivv. SAFA Div. B. BODCA v Seletarrille at Gei/lanq. SBHFA League Mercantile Buvk v Jacks at Clerical Union. Ff< >CKEY: SRC v SCRC at SRC.
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      PENANG
      22 12 SOCCER: Cliincse v M I \j» o;: Yiciona Green a: 5.15 p.m. BAi 41NTON: A: ACS I on si 5.30 p
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    Two Die In Manx G.P.
    50 12 Two Die In Manx G.P. Sept. 2 (Re B- *i^h riders v. :ule pra •v's Manx Gi national motorIver K. Arber, engineer one of the hopes m the f -hed at M while taking a He was lon the op; road and killed a A 24-year-oid cied competitor -wing the
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