Singapore Standard, 6 September 1952

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    Masthead
    21 1 Singapore Standard 40W iJP*W M M 1 w J VOL. 11l NO. 66 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    'TRADE WITH REDS' PLEA
    320 1 TUC Officials Fear Slump In Industries MARGATE, Sept. 5: (Reufer) Britain's rod« union movement today appealed to the Government to cilow a full-scale exchange of goods with Russia, China and other Communist countries. inimous vote at the Trades Union Congress meeting here, delegates representing 8.000,000 s
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    SEX KILLER VISITS T. BAHRU
    50 1  - S EX KILLER VISITS T. BAHRU LIM TIONG ANN 1 EE year old W ng Chee Tuck j stabbed m her -econd floor; .Mob Guan TerB Singabs made by hen he returned about nine o'clock :ied instru,:nd near the had found Is be ieved to rial or. she ran World,
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    Aly Maher Reshuffles His Govt.
    23 1 Aly Maher Reshuffles His Govt. 5 Reuter):— r ompleted a of his six Irgency cabinet v f Egypt's .".on. of ministers laher himself
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    OFF TO KIRKBY
    29 1 Photo federation teachers waiKing down Kuala Lumtur airport yesterday to a BOAC York aircraft rhich took them to Kirkby. England. Forty-four ipfl yesterday.- Yong Peng Siong
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    Ike Opens Campaign To 'Win Washington'
    411 1 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4 (Reuter). General Eisenhower tonight rejected imperialism, isolationism and appeasement m an address which formally opened his lection campaign. He offered a 10-point programme £or peace to an America which, lie said, stood "perilously close to World War III." In a lighting
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    Malaya-RI Plan Talks On Rubber
    110 1 Malay a-RI Plan Talks On Rubber JAKARTA. Sept. 5: (UP)— A Malaya-Indonesia conl etu-o is being planned here nSxt month to discuss matters of mutual concern regard ng rubber production and export. 'it was reported tod.iy. The reported meeting h 3 continuation of discussions held by the two governments during
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    Czech-Ceylonese Talks
    17 1 Czechoslovak-Ceylonese mj. >- tiitions are under way to open a Czech legation m Colombo. I Reuter-AAP
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    Engagements Bar To Duchess 'Programme
    138 1 FOLLOWING the many requests received from various organisations lor permission to welcome the Duchess of Kent, when she arrives m Singapore on Sept. 30, the Singapore Government announced last night that it must refuse any additional engagements to a programme which is already arduous. The
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    Wild Elephants Destroy Crops
    76 1 Wild Elephants Destroy Crops IPOII, Fri— Wild elephants roving m the Diadinsi area of Perak are reported t,> hiv<* created havoc an ong the villages of Kaniuon? Metbau jini Raja Hitam, two of the largest resc'ttlements ia Narth Perak. and to have destroyed large areas of crops. It is believed
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    Rubber Now At New Low
    79 1 RI'BBE X prices m Singapore declined sharply by 2 3 4 cents per lb. yesterday to pre-Koreun war levels. First grade rubber for September shipment was quoted at 7.> 3 4 cents per lb. at the close. Despite Russian buying m London and some Continental
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    COULSONGILMER IS FREE
    83 1 PENANG. Fri.— The first act that Roydon Arthur Coul-son-Gilmer did after being acquitted on six charges of criminal breach of trust of $147,187 by Sessions Court President, Mr. B. G. Smith. today, was to dash to the airport m a car to see a friend Off. Coulson-Gilmer.
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    Rail Notice
    65 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Malayan Railway Administration announced today that the down local train from Ipoh to Gemas, which leaves Ipoh at G4O a.m.. will leave at 810 am instead on Sept. 8 and 9. and terminate! at Kuala Lumpur. Locai train services from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas
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    RED PLANT SMASHED
    46 1 SEOUL. Sept. r > (UP)— Amert- j can and Australian fiu; ter bombers smashed a Communist mine and ore processing plant deep m North Korea today With a two-wave assault that left the vital Red installation mass of flames, explosions and billowing black smoke.
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    FORCES CATCH 1 MORE TOP RED
    157 1 FORCES CATCH 1 MORE TOP RED Xl ALA LUMPUR, In. The branch committee secretary m the terrorist organisation oi Bentong, Phoo Kok Kwan, was the terrorist captured on Aug. !28 by Security Forces, it was disclosed today. Phoo lived m that area before he went underground. Two terrorists were killed.
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    79 1 CHARLES Chaplin is I supported I) v Charles < Chaplin, .Junior. m thi*. scene iiom "Linieligtit*' his first Bin ioi Ive years. In addition io Charles, Junior, the fili'i made m Bollywood Features Syd- n<-v Chaplin, another Chaplin son, and .1 brief 1 glimpse <>f three younger C n apli
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    COLLEGE MEN TO SEE MacG
    34 1 THE Pan-Malayan Council of the Stamford Club will < interview the Deputy High Commissioner at Kuala Lum- pur tomorrow to discus- the < position of graduate teachers < m the public service.
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    Man In Raft Was Stalked By Shark For Two Days
    168 1 Man In Raft Was Stalked By Shark For Two Days LAS PALM AS, Sept. 5 (AP) Louis Alain Bombard, the Frenchman who is trying to reach America by raft, arrived here yesterday after a hazardous 11-day trip from Casablanca. He said the voyage was "very hard." "My worst experience,** he
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    Members To Be Queried
    89 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fii Che Abdul Aziz bin I-hak will ask the Chief Secretary at the Federal Legislative Council meeting on Sept 10, what progress lias be achieve i m the woi king >t he member s.v.sten i In v. unofTifials ho -i portfolios. Alter ho has
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    Equipment For Pak.
    24 1 AUSTRALIA hi; offered Pakistan equipment valued at Rs. 15,000,000 t he* delivered during the current year under the Cuivimbo Piuu. A.P.
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    Backers Tell Him To Quit Party
    214 1 Standard Staff Reporter MR. S. JAGANATHAN, general secretary *i ttuSingapore Trade Union Congress and member oi the Labour Party, who was not nominated by the General Council of the Party to contest the forthcoming City Council elections m the South Ward, has received a
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    Thai Bid For Malaya Trade
    80 1 BANGKOK. Sept. 5 (ReuterAAP) A Thai trade mis-ion 'headed by the assistant Mm t< for Economic Afl Colonel Siri Siriyothin. will visit Japan, India. Burma, and In- idone.sia to survey and study the possibilities of trade Improve- j ment with these n< countries, the Government
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    Templer Gets Pat On Back
    55 1 LONDO! E —Time an I pendent that t. Lest figures gi if and I tlio small fry were b killed, thp paper "Here Is th b I of In form at i A. D Pet plare [j md ml with truth i H« knows the
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    Malayan Terror 'Slightly Better'
    35 1 C ALCUI Mr. i B to In- ig from a Soutl it th« airpoi t here 1 eral gituat thai '•gj id II •> m m B i m Philippines "d< ue:
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    3 MIGs Downed
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    'Nona' Heading For HK
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    Paid $300 For Flat He Didn't Get, Court Told
    182 2 Paid $300 For Flat He Didn't Get, Court Told NEWSMAN ACCUSES CONTRACTOR BRITISH newspaptrnuin, Russel Ray Spurr, for?ten* correspondent or a London daily, alleged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday that a Europni lontractor cheated him of $300 after promising to eel linn a flat. i lence at the
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    Union Gives Government Seven Days
    35 2 Ihe i ment se\ n •a ke a b Tae Sen Mr. John Pinto, C S Mr. B .< for a:*:^n nemben I the ntine Si at St. i Island nted
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    701 BABIES
    15 2 [*HS In s pore In ed 701 td SI 22 len itis 2
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    G.P.O. THEFT
    22 2 A PICKPOCKET fished 5220 the pocket of a Chinese at the General Post Office on ibe oese alsu identity card
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    More Reports Of Cruelty
    63 2 -—nation is being i :ull identity the informants to the Social j fare Department m cases of j ■al stated the August ■:t of the Department. •y new eases and 19 of illtreatment of child- were j gated and dealt Augusi A wore reported by the
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    Awards Scheme For RAF Men In Malaya
    175 2 Standard Staff Beportei OFFICERS ol u> X■K yal Air F Regiment (Malaya) holdce commissions j will receivg gratuity according to the length I ervice com- pieted. Far Easl Air Forces Hc..;!quarters have announced a c of gratuity -pproved by j Air ry by
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    Welfare Cases Passed 400 Mark
    159 2 fct^ndard Staff Reporter i 4 i OKl> Mim of STS.fi:»B i incurred by the Social Vi :lar« Department last month when 4.74' i families utre m receipt of assistance. Ine Social Welfare report for Aui;u>t states that the number of new cases has passed the
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    S'pore Doctors Differ On Its Effects
    446 2 S'pore Doctor s Differ On Its Effects SMOKING: It cost many lives, he says**uu* Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL Singapore doctors gave controversial opinions yesterday when csked whether cigarette smoking was causing heaVy toll of human lives. However, they ail agreed that cancer m the lungs was more prevalent m smokers
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    39 2 A teacher of the Singapore Presbyterian Boys' School. Mr. Sia Kab Hui who has been awarded a I *.S. educational exchange fellowship to st'idv education at the University of Illinois, will leave the Colony about the middle of October.
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    New Appointment
    25 2 MR. EDWARD F. Middieditch has been appointed by the Governor of Singapore, tC be a Member and Secretary oi the Publk Assistance Board.
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    He Seeks Aid For Tunisia
    88 2 He Seeks Aid For Tunisia j MR. TAIB SLIM, a leader of the Nationalist party Des1 1 tour m Cairo, flew into Singapore yesterday to seek i ''material aid" from Malaya for the cause of Tunisian m- dependence. He was met at the nirport 1 by prominent Pakistanis and Malays,
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    Found His Wife In Bed With Employee
    197 2 A 29-YEAR-OLD woman Sect Peck \gor, who was surprised by her husband while she was m bed with his employee, a 17-year-old boy, tried to end her life hy taking a solution of acid, the Singapore Fourth Police Court was told yesterday. The
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    Shenton way Extension
    38 2 WORKMEN are making < I rid i d progress <>n l"c Shen on wS -pension to palmer Bead. The work is expected to complete m three months' time. Picture workmen levelling shows the road.- Standard photo.
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    $150,000 Welfare Home Plan
    210 2 $150,000 Welfare Home Plan Standard Staff Reporter THE Malay Women's Wei- fare Association m Singapore L fo buiid a $150,000 Weilare j Home to house about 15J Malay women destitute? and < orphans, the president oftne Associate Che Zahara bine Moor Mohammed told 1 Standard yesterday. Che Zahara said that
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    Keep Off, Trishamen Are Told
    82 2 ELEVEN trishamen were warned by the Singapore Scroll Police Court Magistrate, Mr. I). H- Chapman, yesterday to keep oflf the compound of St. Andrew"* Cathedral. Inspector A D. Jacobs, proKcmtif. told the court that the arrests were made oh petition by the Arctadeacua of the
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    Girls' Sports Club Sweep
    49 2 THE Singapore Girls' Sports Club yesterday announced the following cash sweep results: F:rst prize No. 103JJ94; second prize No. *****2; third prize No. *****3; fourth pr;ze —No. 1 ('3703. Consolation prizes Nos. *****7. *****8 t«337, *****2. L *****, 1 U1349. *****5 *****1, *****! and *****8
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    Headmistress
    24 2 MRS. D. F. Athertpn. Primary Supervisor, English I Sefaoots, Singapore, has been I appointed to act as hea.i- mistress ol Pearl's Hill School.
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    CORONATION SOUVENIRS FOR S'PORE
    192 3 Only Imports From UK, Ireland And Commonwealth Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government has issued an order to regulate imports of coronation souvenirs. From today only approved souvenirs made m the United Kingdom, Ireland, or any one of the British Commonwealth countries and Colo--1 nial territories,
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    87 3 MISS Ilw.insr I.i fc»" wllf) danced Beethoven's Third Country Dance and Mosskowski's Valse at the concert m aid of the Redemptarist Fathers' Buildinii Fund at the Victoria .Memorial Hall last nisht. Tlie show which was presented by the V.M..V (Church of (he Sacred Heart) will be repeated tomorrow at S
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    Anti- Vice Men Made 118 Raids
    112 3 A n ti- Vice Men Made 118 Raids A TOTAL of 118 anti-vice raid* on hotels were carried out m August, states the Department of Social Welfare progress report for last month, j resulting m 21 prosecutions; against hotel keepers eight of j whom were convicted and lined. Anti-vice checks
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    Jap Kitchen Abandoned
    61 3 A Japanese-built kitchen m I the General Hospital grounds; used tor the preparation of Child Feeding meals had to be abandoned owin^ to the ravages of white ants. This is stated m the Singapore Social Welfare Department's report for month of August, 1952. The children's meals are
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    Accountancy Body Needed In Malaya
    228 3 WHAT is needed m Malaya today is a body of qualified accountants who could set examinations here at Which a very high standard would be expected -and winch i would offer qualification acceptable to Government, commerce and industry, said Mr. Gordon Van Hien. a qualified
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    56 3 PICTURE shows work m j i progress at the new Royal i SATA Clinic at Alison i Road. Singapore. The i $800,000 clinic will be used for diagnosis and treatment of T.B. The opening ceremony will be i performed by the Duchess of Kent daring her tour of Singapore this
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    ANNA HAS NEW JOB
    94 3 Standard Stuff Reporter AXXA THAM, 24. a former Singapore dance hostess, who tried to end her life last month. has found a job as a salesgirl, the Singapore Second Police L' >urt Magistrate, Mr. D. H. Chapman, was fold when her case came up for sentence
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    Jury Says Not Guilty
    75 3 OX TRIAL a', the Singapore Assizes yesterday on a charge of housebreaking by night a young man. Koh Lai Wah, was acquitted by Mr. Justice Knight on the jury s verdict. It was alleged that Koh and j two other men, one nrmed with a knife,
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    Bankrupt Discharged
    39 3 A MAX. Loo Chung Fan. who had paid 51 per cent of 1 his liabilities of 51. 435. was granted a discharge from bankruptcy by the Chief .Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. m the Singapore High Court yesterday.
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    Ran Away From His Nagging Stepmother
    164 3 A NAGGING stepmother was the cause of a Malay youth running away from home, it is stated m the j Progress Summary of the Singapore Social Welfare Department issued yesterday. The report says that whileaway fro™ home he fell into had 'company, lost his
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    150 WILL BE THERE
    78 3 THE President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice; will be among those to be presented to the Duchess of Kent, following her inspection j of the guard of honour at Kallang Airport on Sept. 30. Among the 150 guests invited to the arrival
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    3 Girls Seek Church Work
    66 3 THREE girls from the Mount Emily Girls' Home, Singapore have asked to be trained as thurch workers. Sthe Social Welfare Department's Progress Summary Da H|l I* I These three girls were discharged during the month to take up residence at the Bihle Training School, Green
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    New Map Of Colony Districts
    107 3 A NEW map of Singapore's rural areas will be submitted to an ad hoc committee of the Rural Board, a Board spokesman said yesterday. At present, the rural area is divided into seven districts. However, m view of the fart that certain changes for the
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    Welfare Dept. Heard 100 Cases
    41 3 OXE hundred cases of various disputes were dealt with by the Social Welfare Department during August. The cases were mostly of a domestic or matrimonial nature or concerned the custody of children, uncontrollable daughter-;, prostitution, etc.
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    Generator: 3 Charged
    75 3 i Police Mi l D'Netto, y^ m com tion wilh a $7,000 which was found by 1 1 S Abu bin Ay Chin Huaf were c I with the theft of the longing to the Int Salvai jociation on 1 of Asia off Sultan S Khamis bin
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    You Too Can Buy A Street Lamp
    324 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore C it > Council i-« prepared m consider applications similar to Mr. S. H Soon's e.n tiu-ir own merits, Mr. J. T. Rea, Deputy President wi tfae City Council, told The Standard yesterday po^nwcnttng M how Mr. Soon,
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    PENANG'S CIVIC SPIRIT PRAISED
    232 4 PEN ANG'S CIVIC SPIRIT PRAISED Take More Interest In World Affairs— Purcell Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. Dr. Victor Purcell, adviser to the Malayan Chinese Association in the United Kingdom, today praised the civic spirit of Penang as one which is higher than any other part of Malaya. In a
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    DO Probes Widow's Complaint
    201 4 KLANG. Fn- The District Officer. Klanf Mr John Hamer hrn promised to investigate a ainl :v a Chinese widow, G Swee Heng, th,:t a hut h she bull wth her life ngfi $600 bai row to *c P ed down because it would er a road
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    38 4 photo. Miss UM U <su<*st artiste) whose rendering vi Sthit bat's Seivnade m Mandarin, and "KJH Me" m Italian won r(H:,idv of applaud at the CVMA caaeesi heM lust nin h t at the Victoria The iir*'. Standard
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    CYMA Concert Was Top Entertaiement
    184 4 LAST Cl i and the i tours ol v. Hig jhts i i Li t artist el f S D H ing Li £r of the B ireie. B Is of i Scho :rl Lim Pee Yin won rts ol the aud of RachnofTs "•Pre
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    'Greatest Show'
    35 4 A TOTAL ol $8,035 was realised last nigbi if premiere ol "The Gre.' I Sh On Earth* 1 ,c Cathay Theatre m aid oi I c S* Andrews Cathedral War Memorial Ha!! Fund.
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    Search Ended In 2 Shops
    92 4 WHEN Ch la Chwee Ley lost :;8 b tin plating he made a search m the city and fin.." ad them m two < secondhand shop wa> stated m the Singapore Relief; Court yesterday. He waa giving evidence at Ihe trial oi Chua Kirn Sing.
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    Templer Meets NS Officials
    102 4 Templer Meets NS Officials SEREMBAN. Fri. The Hign Commissioner. General sir Gerald Tern pier who visited Seremban today, met high officials at the Seremban Police Headquarters to discuss Emergency matters af fecting the State. Among those who attended the meeting were the Mentri Besar, Che Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul
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    Money For Gang's Escape To Siam
    299 4 Xl ALA LUMFIIR, Fri.— A Chinese went to the house of a woman. Chan Fook Ying at Scrdang-Bharu village and demanded $2,000 saving that he wanted the money to enable his "gang*" to escape to Thailand. He warned her that a she fj ed
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    700 Attend RASC Show
    124 4 MORE than TOO people wore entertained to a Han Raya concert staged by the R.A.S.C. School, Far East, held at the Garrison Gymnasium. Nee Soon lasi night. The free can£exi was arranged by R.S.M. Attan bin Yatim and senior Malayan N.C.O's of the R.A.S.C. School. The
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    Wong Spat In Informer's Face
    361 4 WONG HOI trtivifciy wno naa 10 pre\iuu» victions and who was 'betrayed" during his 16th act of breaking the law by a Police informer, sprang up while m the dock m a fit of uncontrollable rage and spat m the face of the informer as
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    New Legco Clerk
    24 4 MR. LOKi!, WENG CHEE, Council Reporter. has been appointed by the Singapore Government to act as Clerk of the Legislative Council.
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    BANDITS DID THIS
    9 4 -Photo by end. L. C. Galistan
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    Customs Revenue Rises
    87 4 KUALA LUMPIK. Fri. The monthly Statistical Bulletin of the Federation of Malaya for July shows that revenue from Customs and Excise was the highest si"t> e April. It 55.;50,000 more than the takings m June. Revenue from these two sources since the beginning of the year has
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    DAMAGES CLAIM CUT
    178 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri—Holding that the accident was due to the negligence of the driver of a motor-lorry belonging to the Straits Tin Fields Ltd., Mr. Justice .Wilson at the High Court today awarded $1,352 as damages With costs to Abdul Karim bin Mohamed Said,
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    396 4 «*|\<;\POKl' culMntions liable t«i load shedding today: I>\Y Xlevimira ln< in<-iator. Havei«Mk i:«l.. Malayan Brewery. lt.r Brewery, IMethelm < <» T;niClin Kd Ak-\.'iiidrn Kcl. 5.1 .1-. FtHN*iii\ I»;»rk. Alexandra South sIT st iJMBes, \Jiri Kd.. Silat K«l Ua-e Medical '"tore. Bukit Pm^oli. 8.A.T.. Malayan RetriK. Oe Trainiwr
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    Officer Smelt Of Liquor, KL Court Told
    318 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Col. R. E. Kcnn* oppeored before Raja Chik Ja'ofar m the Second Magistrate's Court here today m answe* to i summons for driving a motor-car while under th, influence of alcohol- He was alleged to htv< been incapable of having
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    'Food Seal' On Seremban
    87 4 'Food Seal' On Seremban KIAi.A LCMPOt I i the "food M^al" on st-rt-i Government bus <na« •;< -v there should I*** no vul< < other disposal of tinned m the town unless be pi rw who hold permit isstm the District Otteer, I Mohd. Bazain him 1 llsah Bkvpkeepen vbo
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    Councillor's Daughter Weds In JB
    56 4 Councillor's Daughter Weds In JB J BAI ber Coun v j hosts <•' i dinnt j sion I I tary. Pahang. I 7 1 1 Bril M i. J Dal Ldris. 1 I i bin k ret.. Eta I I i Is r s Johoi on E i Ii t
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    Exhibition Dance
    35 4 MR. ERIC JAMES DAY. m Australian professional dancer who is ai present m Singapore on a vj-;:t- w; giw an exhibition at the Air Yi< w Cable! tonight and also Sept. 13 n:ght.
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    A Loyal Rotarian
    48 4 nenn c at the fi Cathed r t v i n their 6 r i v i v. fid SOt M I b '».('->: p Club gi Imam HiB t was the OB tnd v." i M< Co Ltd. v.as C c a imirk of managing
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    64 5 !JiT s r ha !J Lai YoOB an «ld girl of St. Mans Girls' >*h«M>l. KuaU Lumpur and i Ntudent teacher of B atu l ili wh ha s been >♦•!»-, trtl fo r training at Kirk ollt-e. She will leave h^ -m vuth the re^t of tbe «><i.h on
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    10 Months To Better Klang Water Sapply
    90 5 t- N W.— Wil] take i nthfl ta [he p:- seal iter supply P Swettenham th€ X ane i nnao, Mr. coa plaints Ct mg Jin n Bi g said that the poo- F J or- Swettenham were wch hardship r^e- w ptesenl
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    Kirkby Trainees Use New Runway
    187 5 Kirkby Trainees Use New Runway KUALA LIMPIR, Fri. About 400 people crowded round Kuala Lumpur airfield this morning to see the first fourengine plane belonging to a commercial air line land on the new 2.000 yards runway completed recently at a cost of several hundred thousand dollars. plane a tour-engine
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    Absent From Duty
    38 5 GOH Kirn Hvvee. a Special Con-table attached to Sagil ftliee Station. who was charged before the Muar Magistrate for absenting him- from duty for 56 days witboul leave, was sentenced to throe weeks' rigorous im-pri.-on:nent.
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    Singing Champs Of Perak
    72 5 IPOH. Fri.— Mr. Lee We Fc-i and Miss Kong Yee Mci sron tbe rr!en_ and women Pe-ak nnwitriT) singing championships respectively-, at the Jubih-e Park Sint, Jing Cafe last ni§ht. The competition be^un on Sept. 1 and ended la^t night. Three Chinese school *ins/v.g teachers were
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    50 5 Photo by THE Methodist Youth Work Camp at P:indamaram held its first servie*. m *u~ hun h building which is nearing completion. Picfure shows a hymn bein? i?.ni h,,S«^ the service. Rev. Haines, or K ani S er of the camp is seen standing Sist P m"r Chin Seng Poh
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    Many Questions For Federal Legco Meet
    529 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Questions ranging from the shooting of a group of labourers to government grants in-aid to Malay and Chinese schools, will be asked m the Federal Legislative Council on Sept. 10 Mr. P. C. Au-Yong will ask the Secretary for Defence who
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    76 5 by MISS Bessie Lee Ken? Xgoh (seated sixth from left), a law student who is back from London for a holiday m Peaang was entertained to a dinner by the President of the Meridian Badminton Party, Mr. Tan Teik Lim (back row second from right). Miss Lee. daughter of Penang
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    HOMES SHORTAGE: NO RELIEF YET
    216 5 MALACCA, Fri.— The housing shortage m town was again raised m the Settlement Council m a written question by Mr. Kiioo Kirn Lian. But it is understood that the public will get no immediate relief. Although the Housing Trust Ordinance empowers the Housing Trust m
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    Over 1,000 At KL Funeral
    115 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi i.- Over 1.000 friends and relatives at- tended the funeral of Mrs. Kok Wee Sin nee Madam Teoh Ki:n N.vong. here yesterday Mrs. Kok. 63. was m stood health but died of a sudden j heart attack on Wednesday I night. She
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    NEW MEASURE TO GUARD MINES
    238 5 Police Place Ambushes A round A mpang Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An intensive security scheme has been devised by Kuala Lumpur Police for the guarding of Chinese tin mines in the Ampang area where at present there are about 24 mines in operation.
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    Govt. Get More Land For Home
    52 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fr:.— More land has been acquired by the State Government for the proposed Princess Elizabeth Home for the Blind. The preparation of the site and the erection of the bui ing will soon ho taken m hand as the money has been
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    KL Normal Class Exam Pass List
    245 5 K:\-\r LU tpj i j folio a inj :...ve p is*ed t!ie Selangor Km.-' y, :ma j C tss 'J eache s examinaf <>l RSE M Yuen Ch .1 BR> M J A (RRSi. Victor Go il Ms k Otxg En| h ick h
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    Special Fined $20
    41 5 KUANTAH, Fri.— Fudzil bin Arriffia, 18 pears, a -perial constable of Ayer Puteh, not return to his p<> piration of hi s teave He said his Eatber sack. He w fined $20 ia the Po t Ca here.
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    40 5 MR. (Hi M. SHIN i| MMM Bulimi l.aboui O:<lw« who i- I'Mving for tlw X on S.rpt h\ an f<u x month Colonial ItfflKl Training Course. Mr himLs th«* rides! son «>i Mi i-^.i Mrs. (him; Sen NfCM f Jpoli.
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    Police Car In Collision
    108 5 KUANTAN, Fn Char?-! Lh incooMdei ite dtrtvio( Br ci ah Ru.ui. i atu < M.( vehicle to crash into the near si ttu eat Cbai < Wai said lie k as frrrpint ireU to 'ie l«fl The polii c i came a; a high speed ■■■>
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    Birth Of A Nation
    635 6 i. o nun nen Malacca, Mr. H. G. Hammett, told th. Settlement Council last Thursday: ising the birth ol a nation-and we must k the Communists to playing no small a part m E true. AsMr.Hammettsaid, Comroui] vinced Malays, Chinese, Indians. I ans and Europeans thai
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    A 'Nation In Formation'
    1105 6 »«pr* TO SIB ERIC MA&A»*iE The foUouing reply ft Sir f^SUR. box) by TheStaM London CS do« no* sent to the Editor of The limes, i> on August 27. T By STANDARD LONDON CORRESPONDENT THE desire to see Malaya balkanized with Us three ethnic groups neatly
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    Review of Views
    112 6 Review of Views Spores Progress < REVIEWING the annual report of the Singapore Govern-, meni the Nanyang Siang Pau lauded the progress made by the City during 1951 m its yesterday's editorial. The paper, however. pomiea out that' there are still four outstand ng questions which the authorities must sejve
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      Uniformity In Selection
      405 6 Sir; I am very much perturbed at the devious ways of selection to fill vacant Government appointments. Though there are many anomalies, I wish In this instance to refer to a recent C.S.O. circular which invites applicants 'or appointment as Assistant Examiners. Ini come Tax Department. This
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    Public Housing: Bold Plan Proposed
    1026 6  -  LIM KOON TECK By "RECENTLY Mr. D. Komiosi, Chiel Planning Surveyor m Sir George Pepler's Diagnostic Survey Team foi the New Singapore at the Rotary Club said "'The fact emerged that at present we are building at the rate of 3.000 (units) a year and
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      55 6 ROBBIALAC PAINTS Ueajudtiu and ptofaXA^ I *ers m the Federation ot i/'»rJ^fitt Mjtav.i and Singapore: /^•K^ L The Shell Company Hougkonc Shimhal iWiife.^ Banking Corporation Public Works Depart ments. Hi iTnmfcFl Mftal Box Co. of Miliva K£ll»!lEsS3l Ltd. Singapore Traction Co. U fc^^«s*| Cinjcapore rurf Club. I WALL A^* nls:
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      735 6 Unity in Maiaifa Th5 iaUo,n«g h > the fJ'^ZfoL. S/A»fl».« KU» fod««n P»«»?** jaSrrtami and CnwfleM (London* TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES Interesting, >' p ivj t vithv and v rn themselves to be a natior s c oJ h .t one the Linope n f work over ge
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      Council Meeting Called
      283 7 NAIROBI, Sept. 5 (Reuter) —An emergency meeting of the Kenya I Legislative Council is expected to be called m the next few days to consider special measures to combat current unrest. The date of the session will be announced after a meeting of the executive council on
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      MALACCA HONOURS HER SAGE
      119 7 MALACCA. Fri.— Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. the '"Sage uf Malacca," and President of the Malayan Chinese Associa- j tion will be traditionally feted, by the Malacca Chinese com- j munity tomorrow afternoon m 1 honour of the bestowal of knighthood on him. Representatives of 70 Chinese
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      Moneylender In Trouble
      84 7 A MONEYLENDER, Hardit Singh, against whom receiving and adjudicating orders had been made was successful m having the orders annulled by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley m the Singa- 1 pore High Court yesterday. It was stated that Hardit Singh had paid up. but as there
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      Federation Students Only
      52 7 MR. A. G. BILLING, retiring Surveyor-General, Mala y a, who has just been appointed Liaison Officer to Federation students m Australia, will concern himself for the time being only with students from the Federation. The question of his liaison with Singapore students m Australia, however, is still
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      Indian Unit To Quit Korea
      48 7 NEW DELHI, Sept. 5, (AP) 3 Premier Nehru has decided not to send a second army. medical unit to Korea to replace the 300 officers and men due to return home shortly j alter nearly 18 months, a wellinlormed source said today. j
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      BURGLARY
      29 7 A CHINESE couple living at Tanjong Rhu lost $180. an identity card and a drivi 1 4 licence on Wednesday night when their bungalow was oiuktn in lu>,
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    43 7 photo. King Faisal II of Iraa is waited on by Lucille Wong as the 17-year-eld monarch and his party shop at the "City of Shanghai" m San Francisco's Chinese quarter. The young I king is currently on a goodwill visit to USA. AP
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    RI, Belgium Control Off
    64 7 SINGAPORE Government con- trp] over money and property In the Colony of persons resident m or carrying on business Is Belgium and m Indonesia, under the Trading with the Enemy Ordinance. 1939 has been lifted. Under separate orders gazetted j last night, both Belgium and Indonesia
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    Malaya's 'Saturday Afternoon Bandits'
    274 7 Visitor Says The Mm Yuen Are KUALA LI MPI R, Fri. The Mm Yuen is the biggest menace lo personal safely m Malaya, according to Mr. R. E. Lloyd-Owen, a visitor to these shores. He calls them "Saturday afternoon bandits." A member of the Mm Yuen,
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    Hyderabad Under One-Week Curfew
    161 7 HYDERABAD, Sept. 5, (AP)— Hyderabad's state cabinet held an emergency session last night to plan how to stem Red-sparked riots m which four persons died and at least 80 injured. The riots were touched oil yesterday, apparently by Com-4 munist agitation against giving state jobs to
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    Smuggled Men Allegation
    115 7 IBRAHIM bin Haji MustafTa alias Aly who was alleged to have smuggled three men from Tanjong Pinang, Rhio j Islands, into Singapore for a sum of $6,250 appeared before i the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer. yesterday charged with giving false information to the
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    MR. TAN QUIZZES GOVT.
    96 7 MR. TAN QUIZZES GOVT. KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Government though the Chief Secretary. will be asked m the Federal Legislative Council on Wednesday by Mr. Tan Siew Sin whether it has made any decision m regard to the admission of nonMalays into the Malayan Civil Service and, if so, what steps
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    Two Die Of Stab Wounds
    80 7 SEREMBAN. Fri.— The 38--year-old Indian caretaker of Seremban Railway Institute, M. Arumugum. was today found dead with knife wounds m the Institute premises. His l nephew, 18-year-old Kolanda- vein, who was found seriously wounded, died after an operation jn the General Hospital. Police investigations started.
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    He Owed $1,149 In Income Tax
    55 7 GIVING evidence m his public examination m bankruptcy before the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. m the Singapore High Court yesterday, Ng Koon Mo.ng, a partner m a fishery business, said he had paid $1,149 to the Asst Official Assignee. The money was owing
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    Jilted Man Turns Killer
    97 7 SUXJ LE CHATEAU. (France). Sept. 5 (Reuter) Police shot down and killed Marcel Degryse, 2.2 who at dawn yesterday had murdered two persons and later 1 wounded a policeman m a runj Ding gun-battle through a wood. Degryse bur.-t into a hotel and killed 21-year-old Emilienne
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      19 7 NORWAY, is planning to export 300 pre-fabricated houses to Pakistan, it is reported.— j A P
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      Eden Leads UK Group
      32 7 IT was announced yesterday that Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden will head the British delegation to the United Nations General AsM-m^k- m N«w Vnrk I on October 14. AFP
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      5 Die In Car Fire
      30 7 FIVE persons perisHed > n a I wave of (laming petrol m Vet gailles Ah n their car crashed I into n netful tank truck Reuter
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      Reds Lose 1.050 Men
      40 7 FRENCH High D mmand said yesterday thai F c icb Unii i fopces, m a battle vith *ro bdl t a ii o n s I Vietmiph troops Ifd ::"j[> and look TOO t). A. P.
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      Killer's Death Fast
      43 7 AHMED BPSSEIK, e.^der o! Egypt's militant $ocialis{ p.i j chary; c d a i\h eiDg (fit chief instigator 01 Cai:' '"Black Sat r r.,-."' jots lasl ;f Jan '.tv, has >(- "farfl unic it (i-- th" la hji prison c*'l-~i| Reuter
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      78 7 BUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standord London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 5 The following ere the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot £961 per ton buyers Spot 22 26. £962 sellers. Oct. Tee. 22Jd. Three months: £950 10s. Jan! /Mar. 22 d.
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    Griper (Minus Fenders) Saves Ship
    356 8 Griper (Minus Fenders) Saves Ship Standard Shipping Reporter 1 \H XX a voyage of nearly 1.000 mileN with a disabled ship m tow. the Singapore Harbour Board's deep sea tug Griper arrived m Singapore yesterduv afternoon, her job successfully accomplished. Ample proof of the rough i weather encountered by the
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      437 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., fcxu. PL,» S P S1». s S^ore S/echuen Sept !0 Japan V <h "l,epti..g'car 8 o for lth Transhipment at Hong Kom MANSFIELD CO. LTD., AGENTS Sta* ,ore Phone 2«»3 Pepang Phone IQBI. JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS H IMF AX. BOSTON NEW VOKK PHIL \I)ELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE
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      428 8 PRINCE LINE S-pore P Sham P**n*«S f Agents:— HARPER GILFILLAN CO., LTD. Telephone: Singapore 5205 P S ham ?43 Penun a 2UO STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WfcSl COAST MALAYA M g for P 'm Sept 9 Freaueni sailing to Muai stia'foi Beiawau Sept MaiMors Port Dicksoc Rengat Sept 12 S
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    NEW $1 M. FACTORY FOR S'PORE
    671 9 NEW $1 M. FACTORY FOR S 'PORE Biscuits Will Be 'Untouched By Human Hands' Standord Staff Reporter THE largest biscuit factory m Singapore: and tfie federation will start lighting its ovens early next month after n more than a year of planning, building and installing the kind of modern machinery
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    Small Trade In Produce
    76 9 Standard Malay Reporter Small ness on the t market m S ngapove yesterday at around the previous days quotations. Copra ehaaged hands nt "^5 3 8 per picu] on a qjiery >u.td; market, >h buyers indicating sad leOers '$25 3/4. Coconut oU was u'Juitd u\ 537
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    Rubber Goods Factories
    51 9 Kl'Al.A LUMPOR, Fn.— Tiic representative oi the Malacca Settlement Council is asking the- Member for Economic Affairs m ths Federal Counr:! next Wednesdsy whether any new major industries had been started m the Federation iast year and the number oi factories actually manufacturing rubber, goods within the
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib. m Singapore \essterriay were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot Lease Zs\ 76 F. 0.8 m bales Sept. No. 1 K.S.S. 7n,' 78 No. K.S.S. (ii>i 70 No. 3 K.S.S. 65 i 66 Tone: Steady at the decline. LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening prices
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    Legco Query Skilled Workers
    46 9 Legco Query Skilled Workers KT\f LUMPI'R. The ,^'lr" Home Affairs is Member r ,ur,,| Tp i>eing asked m .^^er-U legislative CouiMUl next v.ttK oy thl represenia:ive oi the Maft—-, Settlement Crwmcil the number «>t skilled vorknaen alSwid to enter the Federation tan H j:.^: during MB.
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    UK EXCHANGE
    12 9 hONCiKONC Sept. s—Speoal gtS-J^feSi"^*"*? Malayan ft: 50.3888 U» one toonetaeL
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    Good Ideas Fetched US $1,500,000
    79 9 Good Ideas Fetched US $1,500,000 Eastman Kodak Com- Pany of Rochester has D*jd its employees over U551,500,000 dace 1898 lor ideas used for the j concern's bettermeat. The figure was officially at- < tamed when awards for 1 the first half of 1552 were 1 computed. 1 j Roughly one-third
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    29 9 photo. The Siong Hoe Biscuit Factory, off Balestier Road, built and equipped at a cost of over M .000.000. which will opea early n«xt month with modern machinery Standard
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    TINS UP ON GOOD DEMAND
    186 9 TINS UP ON GOOD DEMAND SINGAPORE. Fri. There v.as aa improved tone m the Malayan share market today with activity centring around tin shares. Many price appreciations were recorded. Industrial shares were quietly steady. Rubbers remained neglected. Changed Dri.-e? weie: INDITSTKIAI.S Buyers jspilcr* Fraser and Neave Drd. »i 5 425
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    Rubber Prices Now At New Low
    272 9 Rubber Prices Now At New Low Standard Market Reporter A SHARP break m the rubber prices m Singapore took place yesterday, bringing down quotations to the lowest since April, 1950, two months before 1 the outbreak of the Korean war First grade rubber for September shipment was quoted al Isj
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      82 9 ot about 10 o m In thr after* f c Men w 4M«a»9« and ot turner. blue, ftmoming M till r-ioimng. We« known »h,ouqh- ."'•'jf^i&kfi out f^ c "did th« «lwctS ri-mo.n un- Bre w**^«Li^i". .i*lS. r '7'y'.' f/^^HVdFJi t ;'.c. > .™y <»^ DINE AMD DANCE IN OUR NEWLY
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      286 9 b SINGAPORE iium: -a™, And e-e se-\-ioe at Caarch > -re C^ C!ub .-tnh- .g*;«. c:^ ••> c C.c'e show t-«- -=dc :e a om SfcNTERTAfNMENU "iVY C:-ea«e.sr Sacm On 12.au 3^t) 615 v n 4. I IJI «ai We 4 Po.nt S"o:> 145 4 v] ti.i.cni klt-N» W., A
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      605 9 I rSfU&'fj- »V? 1H SURFA<* AAAILS A*Kf V %1-^: Federation i letters |;f ".J >}*-ers &pa^*ll) lly by A \!aet7l uyl jf.r: LS iletters nareetei »> See. Arim N In I a and Bj.-na ile*tf.-= parcel?) hv A^lTid^S P^ JS <le:>!'s w-> WEATHER REPORT MXMMIM TKMI'KKAURi: 7U> -'30 ■r\ S.ne;i.o:e
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    Cinema, Theatre And The Arts
    1124 10 BRITAIN Trent's List Case." starring OrM»n Welles, is by far the mo^t ambitious picture made by London Films m 1952, and they ha\c Mopes of it being a world-wide success like "The Third Man." Actually, any similarity between the two pictures begins and ends with
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    THEATRE
    299 10 BRITAIN— One of the m-in events of the Edinburgh Festival this year i s Charles Morgan's new play. "Th? River Line." Its theme is the French Underground Movement, and it ii bused on an incident that occurred, m 194:3. m the Pyrenees, near the FrancoSpanish frontier. This is Morgan's
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      51 10 OPENING TODAY 35H0W53,6.15&9.)5p.m Universal Picture Tense Frontier Action "APACHE DRUMS" s.tarring Stephen Coleen McNally Gray In Technicolor To-morrow at 11 am. Universal picture "Francis Goes To The Races" Opening Today 609, NQRFH BRIDOrSrPHON?3446I Today Z Shows 3.30 7.30 p.m. "MAYAKKAJM" (TAMIL) Starring ANCHALIDEVI AND NAGASVARAO To Night At Midnight "MAA"
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      127 10 11,1.43.4*6.30,9.30 t^MElT'fr^*^ OHKIAI HU*(BfSni If\ H /I *~7 cs-- I()j4/h At h*ny la*l f/of# ran wt SENSATION TOO STARTLING TO DESCRIBE TONIGHT 3TJVITE THIS IS THE f (p)Q]Soo^BO/eAUf 'r* i| M.Vrf™ challeng.ig the fiorn« J /7 Slurring LEI AYREs'V MARILYN MAXWELL today iifMmrA DAILY "■1T I »^^I 6.30.9. TEN THOUSAND
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      365 10 fy RITA DEL MAR\ i rpoows QUOTATION: JL hi-hbrou jv a |)er>on educated bevond tt i intelligenee." Kranrirr Hattfcetra. Satirdw I OR EVERYONE: L.ue afternoon and evening offer the be-\ portions of the day for attending to matter.s concerning money or possessions, and ex- tending hospitality. Cat4 b extra forty
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    TIGERS END LEAGUE WITH BIG WIN TODAY'S Sport
    556 11 TIGERS END LEAGUE WITH BIG WIN TODAY'S Sport e AC M*GUE runners-up Tiger Sporting Association completed their >ArA first division fixtures with a 6—3 win over BODCA at the Jolan Desar Stadium yesterday. As expected it was a one-sided match and The only highlight was the few spirited raids by
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    Australia's Ken Rosewall Scores Biggest Upsetr
    67 11 Australia's Ken Rose wall Scores Biggest Upsetr I >l HiLls New York. Sept. 5, (IP).— Little ill oi \ijstrdia. a -ritty 17-ye.ir-old with the eteraa sewed one of the most smashino up•n>toi v «>i I nited States tennis ehampioni;\ when h»* knocked-out top seeded Vie Las til ::.fr the tiiiarter
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    CRICKET DRAWN
    138 11 CRICKET DRAWN ••AS IS. Sept. 5- (ft I c tart the third and rinnl toy oJ Ihe naten n ■ti tan tiring E- and XI had j i Ed because oi i fed 150 I m cond Th« Enslaod XJ I of 251 red reply I i h Ka's 2
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    Plan To Match Gardner With World Champion
    61 11 Plan To Match Gardner With World Champion g i (Be Brii II British Emj i said 1 a a V ish a tan ft>r the att< i -<\o. ':\.i> Wi i CO a i the London repret" a To^JO '!cvv<pa- mg fa ra Bw T: :1 Bghi In l n
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    Racer Killed
    35 11 D- :LAS !c M »n. Sept. .> r British mla billed a tj |q dM i 1 actice v ternat t Gr tad Pfia w totor salescc con. r Jaoea nachin* ..^.t -ii-eti MM
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    Army Soccer XI
    53 11 btCB ifa the Ai v > soccer n.itcn v S p m i Sex fc, :.lorl:u-ty Lawea »EIf.ME». Wel- C irey CFiQ. Ft* :-r nta (ELAOC 1 Jan- D:r.vson (RASO R veil -r,HQ Ftd. R Chtirt n HAOC'i Rei IRAOCV t- ieri i n IGHQ S:^, AndtrKennedy
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    Didn't Say It
    48 11 IP' J Mr. C m t*aj P z Bg PAFA u:cs: ient pr« ieai o! the Ipoh vaa t rict I ootl a I League today tf -j passed any comr !s on th« disputed 2 na ia f- Ra bTer s ponce SC soe«i«
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    Kinta Indians Win
    31 11 H Fri Kiota ftunani! tf rninate^ rhe Kinta Europcani with a nine roais to nil Via ia the Royal D^von Yet>fcijnry CV9 k'lockuut iwcer •Mnpetitiflo oa U«« torn
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    SCC Beat Latiff Wanderers 2-0
    265 11 HOLDING desperately to an early lead, Singapore Cricket Club beat the All Malay Latiff Wanderers XI by two coals to hU m an exciting hockey match watched by a few hundreds on the padang yesterday. The Club owed their vinoiy, entirely to the fine attacking
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    Reg Harris Wins 'Revenge' Meeting
    113 11 AMSTERDAM. Sept. 4: (Beater).— Reg Harris, world professional sprint eyeing npion until lie tost the title to Oscar Plattner oi Switzerland re i itly, won the sprini i a or! I efcampMosbip "revenge" meeting here tonight. Meeting Plattnei m a first round heat, he beat
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    UK Soccer Results
    79 11 LONDON Sept. 5 (Renter)— yesterday's ro r results were: SECOND DIVISION S v insea T. 2 Dobcaster R 1 THIRD DIVISION (Southern) Newport County 3, Walsail 2 Northampton 3, Exeter l. Watford l. Queens Park R t.\ THIRD DIVISION (Northern) Carlisle 4. Aeeringtcna 4. IRISH ILSTIR tTP
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    IPOH HOCKEY
    46 11 IPOH. Fri. Another two teams, Ariglo-Chinese School "B" and 12th Rpyal Eancers have entered the 1902 Ipoh District hockey league, bringing the number of teams j playing to 14. i It is proposed to have two. matches a day aa from i September 15.
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    ACS Swim Meet
    58 11 TliF IStk annual sAimming carnr a) of Anglo Chinese fStbooJ will be fcield at the Cni- -:,>-.(' s.'. imming Club on Friday Sept. 26 2JJQ p.m. Th«r« wul bi* bw« events foi 1 old b»3 S a l'J-> metres !.<'.•- stvle and a 130 metres mediey [r«lay.
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    Negri Lead In Foong Seong Cup
    199 11 SEHEMBAN, Fri. Negri Sembilan took a Ibree-one lead over Johore when the first day's play ended here yesterday m the Foong Seong Cup competition. Negri won both singles and took a doubles tie and are strong favourites to win the match, which COU tinues
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    390 MU Beat Teneah RAF
    113 11 IX THE last' inter-services match to be played at Seletar, 39Q MU Ist XI :■.< Ceated RAF Tengah 3— U after leading 2—o at half time. Playing a surprisingly fast game for the season tail end. the MU opened the scoring through N i son.
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    PERAK CUP SOCCER TIES
    73 11 IPOIT. Fri— The RASC soccer team has given n walk j over to the Perak Chinese Recreation Club m the quarterfinal ol the Voon TMan Son knock out soccer competition I PCRC wiil meet Yuk Choy i School, winners of the IDFL j Division 118 championship
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    Danker Scores Three For SEA
    219 11 Danker Scores Three For SEA KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Selangor Eurasian Association defeated the Selangor Club by four goals to one m a hockey match played on the Club padang today. M. Danker accounted for three of the Eurasians' goals. Attacking from the ouxsei, M. Danker opened accounts for the
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    Klang Malays Eadminton
    115 11 KLANd F i Entries I the X ig Malaj badminton cham- „i;|As a:,i dose on Sept iiO. The events are the open singles. r >;ib!c^ and mixed doubles and the veteran gingle* championships. la* Junior tingle* and doubles tournszaent v. nich starts from Sept. M .i* the
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    GOLF Here's How
    141 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin Sam Snead BY HERE'S a player swinging plenty well at the top of his backswinq. To accomplish this your wrists nhould be I evenly under the shaft. The shaft, at th Top, should be horizontal with wood; increasingly less xvilh irons us the loft of the
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    FINAL RUGBY TRIAL
    190 11 SINGAPORE RUGBY Union Will hold their final trial game! to select ihe Colony XV which will participate m the AllIndian tournament at Colombo at The Rallies Institution i ground this evening. The team to make the trip to Colombo will be announced at the SRU dance tonight.
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    Traffic Flan For Bk. Timah
    99 11 ALL traftrc on Dunenrn. Road between Newton Circus and Singapore Race Course, between the hours of 1 pm. and 3 p.m. I during tie Sin2:ipore Turf Club i September <Go]<j' Cup) neeting );i Sept. G. 10 and 13, will pro- ceed m 0 northerly direction
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    RAPC Down RASC In Nee Soon Final
    337 11 RAPC Down RASC In Nee Soon Final PLAYING m the final of the Nee Soon Garrisoi soccer competition RAPC beat RASC by four to nil at Nee Soon yesterday to retain the trophy which they won last year from GKQ Kecords. The Pay Corps played a far better class of
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    ENTERTAINMENT TO WIN TODAY'S MILE
    200 12 ENTERTAINMENT TO WIN TODAY'S MILE 22 mmF" HIGHLIGHT of today's races at Bukit Ti/no h -the opem^g day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting— .s the event for Class JOne Division One horses over the gruelling mile (Race 7) h m *'f 11. who equalled the Penang mile
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    Standard'S Selections
    136 12 Windsor Lad CeyJteveUer j Jood^ood^ PBIDE OF BURMA LINKSHIE U j JjJs£J Pp£o 1 Calypso ;1(' rina Llnkslilr n M)smk\i. PM.io skyrkler ggSger Wai r^l^ zr. i-.Kiii-n I'H-^i u( ICKSILYEB r. TV X. Nli ih.i Sturveta 3 g-Sff 1 IT^ QnicK-lv^ H<>\ i>iii(<.- Cinders Inm«* r»,lil,»v i Ifebuoj
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    2. Admiral Will Beat The Field
    248 12 Admiral las shown consider improvement since his r t ()ver ftve-and-a-half lurlongs at Kuala Lumpur Last month. Ho usually produces *his best i soft track but i m a ,ping mood, he is capable of g this lot. Hornet Way is a;. ni se
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    1. P. Of Burma Again
    44 12 p ,i Banna .1 igh with ive his LumHe did not tmpur i i i: I i\ X Set on s mnin? th 1 ovei six A more to c ilypso > work ting Rom m rioi »eve r > H
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    3. An Open Affair
    311 12 The race for Class Three Division One horses over the mile is a very open affair and no less than six horses hold strong claims for the honours Quicksilver is perhaps the most improved horse m training the lasi few months. At Kuala Lumpur last month
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    4. Lifebuoy For A Big Dividend
    292 12 4. Lifebuoy For A Big Dividend show up lb lu H O1^ at Kua!» Prince ran his best r ce\ t i at Kuala Ltimpur when division commands io>pect. work has been impressive am he should give a good account S this loi Worth supporting for a whacking dividend. J.
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    GOOD GOING TODAY
    46 12 THE going at Bukit Timah today is likns t< be good since there has been no rain m Sinsap.uf during the past 24 hours. The double tote is on Races Six and Tea and the Big Sweep will be drawn on Race Nine
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    6. Applause Should See Trip Through
    185 12 \pplause caught the eyewhen he went stylish > m the cony mv Oi Bottlestop to return 38 Sees on Thursday morning. He ,as 'shown considerable improvement since his second to Shortly irs B 6 (level- over six furlongs here m July, and should give
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    8. Free Entry's Race
    150 12 Vnc Entry Is definitely a u?eful sort He ran two goodiih races at Penane; last month. He finished haii-a-lencth ahead N them Circuit 9.0 (gave 1 lb. m a fast run race over six furlongs <lm m 13 1/5 sees.* and then ran fourth to Jeur..
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    9. A Winning Chance
    118 12 Kind ftegards mising sprint lie two ndid rao I X lala Lumpui last month, finishing four*' i Peace 8.3 'gave :i lbs.) m Class three division one ovei five-and-a-half furlongs and then defeated Miss Coy 8.0 iv.>c H six, m Division Two. «He lbs. less I
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    10. Best Bet Of Day
    119 12 M.iddm ild be He s clean paii to his opponents >'.c: five and a furlongs at Kuala Lumpur, returning one- fifth sec its c the record time for the distance. Promoted t Win did not accept his en gas wth a handy weight ol H.B.
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