Singapore Standard, 17 September 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Standard -»1^ 7>L '^i VOL. 11l NO. 77 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Threat To Break With UK
    73 1 Th reat To Break With UK M s|«#Y A i the A if! resume > re- the Prer it and d for a reply and tu quot- reacti« i &srd woman at (tame for the f i i msc sttcnatt— i Sj rts I und waa Mrs. <•.... Pea K-f
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    Embryo Found In Girl's Eye
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    New Curfew In Tampin
    48 1 LUMPUR, Tics.— be imposed in p j District S .13. rther :i Mf *2 the Fa t Diinicl n, oth within Nc i ige as demar- by its perimeter fence, Joors from u p.rn 6 ajn unless pion oi a w ritten p i
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    GOVERNOR BACKS CRISIS LAW
    922 1 Explains Procedure Of Detention Advisoru Committee dfOTf iteporrer SINGAPORE'S Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, in the Legislative Council yesterday stoutly defended the use of the powers of detention under the Emergency Regulations and the way in which the Advisory Committee appointed under the Regulations was func-
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    $25 M. Loan For Water, Power Schemes Passed
    565 1 Standard Staff Reporter TIIF Singapore Legislative Council yesterday unanitnoiiNlv approved the floating of a 20 year $25,000,000 ioan in $100 debenture stocks by the City Council to finance its electricity and water extension schemes. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, the City Council
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    Police, Army Repulse West Coast 'Attack'
    316 1 Standard Staff Keportei Tllfc SINGAPORE Police and Army carried out an island-wide combined exercise yesterday to test internal security mea.su ie«> At the end of the exercise. Police Headquarters announced that the experience gained from this full-scale practice "has been most valuable." Perhaps the
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    JB Bank Swindled OS $1 Mil.
    84 1 JOHORr. B A 11 K I Tues. A loca] bank is reported to have been victimised to the extent of ove r a million dollars. Thia lar^e amount of money was paid out six different customers of the hank concerned. Well known Chinese businessmen
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    Defence To Get Evidence From S'pore
    189 1 MENON CASE MADRAS, ><pt. 16 1 1 P> The Chiel Presidency Magistrate liTr today granted time to the defence counsel to bride idem e from Singapore t»» prove thai .i complaint against Mr. Govinda Menon a lawyer, u u purcl> .i civil di>nut»- and
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    MANILA TALKS
    50 1 MANILA, Sept 16 (UP)— A two-man Malayan delegation to the S nth-East Asia Veterans Conference opening here lorrbw arrived today aboard a Cathay P. ific Airways plane from Hongkong. The delegates are II C. Cherrii gton and S.K. Sundram both of *he Ex-Servicemen's Ass h ciaticn of Malaya.
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    46 1 THE GO C Malaya. Major General Sir Hugh Stotkwell, straps on a presentation wrist-watch awarded to Singbuka dur Gurun? as best recruit of the 7th Gurkha Rifles. The presentation wa s made at the passing out parade of 48<> Garkha recruits at Sungei Patani on Monday.
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    Russian Troops To Stay In Manchuria
    197 1 TOKYO. Sept. 16, (UP).— Russia's tremendous F ar East military machine needs be brought into the spotlight by the announcement that Soviet troops will remain in Manchuria. A R. Ik) Moscow report said today that Russia and j Communist China have agreed on continued
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    First Passengers For New Air Route
    240 1 FIRS r p issengers tfl ft? ttptn poi e I i la via a j iir route ■■■>• i«h the I t>a Islands left ycstei la: by Qantas Skym isiei I nee issengei s vei e far Pe Western Australia and two lof S
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    Malaya's Aug. Exports Up
    69 1 MALAYA'S export trade reg stered a furthej futitn in August of 15.1 million dollars, according to preliminary statistics issued last nigbi Total exports l'or August, including parcel post. bullion and specie, ships' stoies and hunkers, amounted to $^24.5 million against $***** in July. Import.-. including parrel
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    2 Reds Slain, One Captured
    98 1 KUALA LUMPUR, T Two more terroris|s wei e eci in the Federation >'•' U 1 iy, while two others were wounded and one captured. A patio! of the "C" C >mpany the 3rd Ring's A; rii an R:llts k.!!cd one arid w<j indi u anothci
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    MOTORISTS CAUGHT UNAWARES
    142 1 MOTORISTS CAUGHT UNAWARES THE Chairman of the Singapore Automobile Association. Mr. P. J. Darnell, told The I Standard yesterday, that his i committee will soon meet to > discuss the decision of tinMotor Insurance Association ol Malaya to increase the rate for private car comprehensive policies by MO per cent.
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    OFFICER FLIES TO HK
    126 1 Bombster: THE Sfogapeic l*«»'.i"\ hot on thr trail oi Hm terrorist gieaaie tin own have flown M olli< cr t t Hoqgtarag to Investiiate the rffiiffffi »>i Chm*i escape to that Colons in a stati v Acting Comn i I Police have ident youth 19. i.
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    Awards For Scout Heroes
    48 1 TAIPING. 1 Scout 1 ter Utam Singh and P er Chan Ku Edward School with Letters of < the Ch I GSen Si r G< of Ca i i hi.s «vtf«i i eam in the Taiping the P I Approved Sch cell en 1 I
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    EXCHANGE CONTROL BILL HIT
    341 2 Interference With Trade. Sam The City ANSWERS to "objections, criticisms or interrogations by various commercial bodies in the Colony on the Exchange Control Bill are contained in the report of the Select Committee laid before the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday. Following the publication of the Bill
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    MoreStaff For High Court
    63 2 MoreStaff For High Court < e Legj t r*t»i:. yea pi ww I i y e amour I i x r rfi M pp of a pu -e rdg private secretary and it S IpTOBC L'ourt. imouni of li;igation. t' extntludicial dunes del on Supreme i fudge 05^1--e appointm nts
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    Stamp Show
    21 2 A Stamp Lx ion. spon- S ogapoxf S;a np C ob, I on Saturday ■>■ B: h Cou::c;i Hal. re.
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    Malaya Got 500 Tractors
    38 2 OVEH I trad s E« by one rere sent ea<3 B tor Fergus n e used for the M iya. itates that lallans Britis built rraers ve--3 :ice-h an irai co-operative in 5< HI.
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    Rights Bill Not Yet Passed In UK
    108 2 Rights Bill Not Yet Passed In UK M.ind.ird Staff Reporter c- VPORI S Attorn p-Ge*. r I Davies, tsterda? b 1 Legislative Co in that I .Ten en ided ta K th« o-.'v -ions l D tl Human 1 1 Davtes ■■> an journment i i l CJ. Ch ingi
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    Professor To Hold Display Of Paintings
    181 2 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR Chang Tan Nungr, who is well-known in the fields of ;alligraphy. art, painting, and stone seal eneravinu! will hold a second exhibiion of his next set of paintings at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Singapore. aim MacDonald, the CbmmisT
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    'Aid Given To Govt. Employees In Debt'
    178 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government yesterday assured the Legislative Council that a welfare officer is constantly iealing with cases of indebtedness among Government employees. Speaking during adjournment. Dr. C. J. Paglar called for a survey of indebtedness among Government servants. "You will
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    5-Island Bid To Beat Ranikhet
    293 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government Veterinary Department has started a campaign to vaccinate all the birds against Ranikhet in five islands off Singapore in an attempt to prevent further losses to the islanders' production of eggs and meat. The islands are Pulau Semakau, Senanjj,
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    Refused To Be Wife's Guarantor
    144 2 Refused To Be Wife's Guarantor HUSBAND refused to sign a bond for his wife's good behaviour, the Singapore Fourth Police Court was told j esterday. The uife. I.im Guat Enjj iM)». was charged in court with atttempting to end her fife by drinkin? poison on Sent. 13 at Lorong 8
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    Union Wants Record Banned
    118 2 THE Singapore Government and City Council Labour Union wants £he governments of Singapore arid the Federation to ban Ike sale and the use of a certain Malay music record. Thlg resolution was passed :>: the Utii oil's Delegate Conference held recently. Giving its reasons for protesting
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    Firm Gets Back House
    67 2 BEE Hi: AT CO. won a claim before Mr. Justice Brown in the Singapore High Court yesterday for possession of premises in Beach Road occupied by the defendants. Chop Hock Hin. The c'aim foe possession was made on the ground that the detendan'.s had sub-let a
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    SBA Hall Gets First Class Bar
    203 2 SBA Hall Gets First Class Bar THE Singapore Badminton Hal! in Guillemard Road will soon have a first class bar. The application for this bar licence was made by a woman, Emily Tan, and it was approved by the Board of Licensing Justices at their Third Quarterly Session held in
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    'Course At TTC Higher'
    166 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe, stated at the Singapore Legi£la v; ve Council yesterday, that although the sy Labus used at the Teachers Training Col^irc is Bt£Q to some extent experiments 1, it can be said that th e standard is
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    C.D. MEETING
    40 2 A GENERAL meeting of civil defence volunteers in the Bales- Farrer Park areas will be ico the Farrer Park Services Union Hail on Sept. 23 at 5.30 p.m. Tbt meeting wiH elect an advisory coHMnittee '-or the ward.
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    NOT ONE MEETING -LAYCOCK
    151 2 NOT ONE MEETING -LAYCOCK MB. JOHN LAYCOCK (Progressive; Kator.g). to :he Singapore Legislative Co mc3 yc~ terday accused :ne Chairman of the Natural R< -erve Board (Director of Botanical Gardens] of not atfi noting to spend about $20,000 vnted by "ne Council in tv yi rs for ■r.provine the natural
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    Govt. Replies To Questions
    179 2 FOUR graduates from the University of Malaya have Joined the Education Service time 1951. Two have entered Government Service and two have entered Aided IclMMla. A RESERVE of 24 vaccina•dts i.s on call to proride •atrrt "trittHtfi where congestion at raccinution centres Occurs. It is not
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    $48 M. Paid Out For War Damage
    223 2 Standard Staff Reporter PAYMENTS made during 1951 on War Damage Claims amounted to 848,020,988, states Mr. C. W. Seed, Director of Audit, Malaya, in his annual report to the War Damage Commission. Tnis amount ndded to the payments of $t>.;>M.4t)6. pre- j [vicusly
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    Govt. Probe On Vet Services
    127 2 THE Singapore Government is to investigate whj» or it would be possible to co-v.dina'e the Government :.nd City Council Veterinary Services At the Legislative Council meeting yesterday, Dr. C. J Paglar. said that Government has a very reai and morn] obligation to look 1o the
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    School Concert
    38 2 ST HILDAS >■•:: wilj hold a variety conceit at 6 p.m. i Saturday in aid of the school extension land. The concert :>■ open to the public and proii'itmmci at $1 eac& may be obtained at the geor.
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    Trade Film Shown
    35 2 HELL'S Asbestos and Engineering yesterday presented B film at trie Shell Theatrette* on "Due-tube" pneumatic tubing entitled, ""A Concrete Pr position." The tubing is oseq to tunn cavities in precast concrete pro-rku-.s
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      94 2 §rHEY,VVHAS6A iff^iiS p" ~~^vTHis GUY DON'T y^^- Oj f Fc?R JUMTitM' iNCnAN iiAY VVt > IDEA PUNCH»N'ifIffI^J BY6ApFRYAACT RIGHT.. WAIT, I f PALEFACE LO&E-UM II T A,^ A HOLE IN /HP lOUGHTA WHAT WE TRY 6PECIAL I SCALP.. RlfiUT 7 M MORE vl' TIN kMY HAT? 4 WTg' KICK TH
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    Elected Are Barred From This Committee
    71 3 st mil ii ,1 nut Reporter S Legislal ive passed Silver Jubi E I Ordinance iei :>>• the ele wo 'be debarred fi the ee. The A Mr. E. J. Davies, iu j e B provi-i <:t c mi 1 t. in no *a
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    £65,000 For Main Runway
    12 3 £65,000 For Main Runw ay S i fauri SI B R I
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    $419,183 For Civil Defence
    43 3 THK Singapore legislative Council yesterday approved the Finance Committee's rccominenidation for supplementary expenditure $419.18:* for the Colony's Civil Defence medical equipment and stores. sum ot $90,000 is required for cost of medical stores and $329,183 f->r purchasing medical equipment.
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    THE CANTON BROUGHT THESE PEOPLE TO SPORE
    447 3 THE P AND O LUXURY LINER CANTON BROUGHT THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO SINGAPORE YESTERDAY: TI 4 fl L C ri! OP :KS: Blonde Mrs Bett v Cooper, a model told The Standard that the bikini swimsuit is definitely out in Australia. The present
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    GOVT. STUDIES MARKETING SCHEME
    451 3 H'Kong Plan Won't Suit Colony, Says Blythe Standard Staff Reporter THE whole question of marketing facilities and increased supplies of vegetables and fish is receiving close attention by the' Singapore Government. The Hongkong Marketing Organisation has been examined and it is clear that conditions In Singapore
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    MENON WARRANT SHOWN IN COURT
    278 3 MADRAS. Sept. 16 (UP)— E. J. Linsell, Assistant Police Supermtendent of Singapore, was examined in the Chief Presidency Magistrate's Court today when a petition by Govinda Menon and Vilasin-i Menon ques--1 turning the validity of their arrest under the Fugitive Offenders Act was taken up.
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    Blythe Explains Opium Fund Use
    315 3 Standard Man Keporter AT yesterday's Legislative Council Meeting. Dr. C. J. Paglar in a written question asked whether, in view of the fact that 855 millions is standing to the credit of the Opium Revenue Replacement Reserve Fund, the Government will consider setting aside a
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    New Bills Read In Council
    164 3 i SWEDISH residents carrying on business of shipowner or charter in the Colony are now j exempted from all the provisions of the Income Tax Ordi- i nance. This is a reciprocal arrange- i ment whereby U.K. and Colony residents in Sweden would be given
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    How S'pore Plans To Curb Rabies
    79 3 How S'pore Plans To Curb Rabies A'! Legisla- riia s retary, Mr. W L Blythe the m i Ktimeni It a s tak to avert an outbreak <>1 i in Singapore. j that exist jn^ prevei I I Import 4 h leration other ra rate ted row The practice Oepai
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    PENANG PORT EXPANSION
    330 4 Chamber Chief Is Very Hopeful PEN4NG. Tues.— The committee of the Penang Chamber of Cetnmeree are in full agreement that they should have in Penang an autonomous port authority with the widest possible discretion to act as it thinks fit in the interest of the port. The
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    Millers Hit By Copra Shortage
    169 4 PENANG. Tues.— Penang millers have experienced a very difficult period over the last six months. Due to the acute shortage of copra, some mills have had to close down lor short periods and th»- majority have had to curtail producp, er of Com- meci- there
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    Pencil Drive To Aid Fund
    88 4 IPOH, Tties. In its efforts to raise fund?? for a headquarters building, the Perak Branch oi the St John Anv an Association has now embarked on a pencil se ng -i Thousands of pencils specialmanufactured in E»8- ,ndb< ring the emfa i he oro>r oJ
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    'Morale Had Vital Boost'
    134 4 PENANG, Tues. "Planters and miners, w ho for over four \ears have been bearing I lie brunt in ihe front line, now fee] that their endurance has beefl worth while. For there is a new offensive spirit abroad which bodes ill for the enemy," stated the
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    YoungMalayans Club Officers
    125 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.T e newly formed Kuala Lu:r.pur Young Malayans Club neld fl s( council meeting here vest rday and elected ;he following office-bearers President. Mr. T. Ganesh; vicePresident, Mr. Lim Boon Siang: Secretary, Miss Nancy Tan; Treasurer. Miss Khon^ Swee Gaik. Sub-committees: Finance, Muss Knong Swee
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    Voted Best Dressed At Dance
    175 4 IPOH. Tues. A sum of $3,500 was collected from last night's charity dance Wfbi was held in the Jubilee Cabard I in aid of the Perak Chinese Recreation Club's sports fund. It was a full house and r.mrag those present were the Raja Muda of
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    $32,000 MCA Gift To New Villages
    190 4 IPOH, Tues.— The Perak MCA Educational and Weliare sub-Committee today gave approval to the expenditure of over $32,000 to provide educational and cultural facilities for several new villages in the State. Of the total amount, 514,000 will go towards the cost of building 24
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    "WarDamageC'ttee Not Doing Its job'
    430 4 PENANG, Tues.— The general feeling of the Penang Chamber of Commerce at its half yearly meeting this afternoon was that the War Damage Commission has not been doing its job adequately or satisfactorily. MR. J. P. Souter, one of; the members, said that re- j
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    K.L. Plans To Honour Duchess
    161 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues An enquiry whether Kuala Lumpur could lay on a similar ceremony as the Singapore City Council of granting: the freedom of the city to the Duchess of Kent was made by Mr. R. A. Cessford at a recent meeting of the General
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    CRISIS: SO 2 MISSED COURT
    202 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. As two European prosecution j witnesses a Senior Officer in the Army and an administrative officer' wore unable to at- i tend court, today, beings on j emergency duty, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions I Court, Mr. J. G. Adams,
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    47 4 THE SULTAN of Perak handing the 1'.M.N.0. Flag to one of the Butter- worth representatives be2 fore he declared open the J i Seventh General Assern- J bly held at Buttrrworth on Sunday. "v\\\ w w \>^^ x x x v v> x vx x v A x^
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    'I Noticed PC's No.' He Says
    238 5 PORK-STALL assistant The Singapore Second D Couri Judge, Mr. HB. Livi yesterday, that he 'i the number of a member radio rrew. after a ege lly accepted kay at the B i W Park on -.y I rk-stall assistant, Oj was giving evidej continued
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    Prof. Clark DueInS'pore
    134 5 PROFESSOR W. K. Le Gros ark, one ol the world's leading scientists, is expected in Singapore today by air after a lecture tour o t Australia and New Zealand. He was actually due yesterday, but enguie trouble forced n.s plane to return to i Darwin on the
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    UK Hails Citizens Code
    189 5 LONDON, Sept. 16 (R. The conservative Daily T e» tph today gave qualified approval to the new Malayan citizenship .-ode. "On the face of it. this is a substantial step in the right direction," the newspaper said. "Chinese and Indians will find it easier to enter
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    High Court To Try All Corruption Cases
    272 5 High Court To Try All Corruption Cases KUALA LUMPUR, Toes. —In an all-out drive to put an end to corruption in the country. Government has now decided that all such ciscs be heard by a judge oi the Hi h Court. Corruption cases were pre-vi-j beard before a magis.ti tte
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    Manpower Dept. Awaits Signal
    177 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federal Manpower Department Is ready to undertake registration should Government decide to call up men for National Service, The Standard understands It i» not known when th.€ Call-up Bill will be applied in the near future but the order for such a
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    Federation Chettiars Move South
    123 5 KIM. A LUMPUR, Tues About half the number of ChettkuV firm-, in the lr>deration are (onsiderini; trasferrins thru business to Singapore where, it is stated. there arc less restrictive measures on nnm»\\ lending. The Federation Moneylenders Bill. Ihe Chettiars .say. has forced many of thrni to
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    Scale Wall
    68 5 A COMMERCIAL college student reported t" the Singapore Police that thieves broke into his house in Pennefather Road on Monday afternoon, and got away with property and cash worth about sn.:o. Police said the thieves got into the house by scaling the back wall ot the premises. Among
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    TODAYS POWER CUTS
    444 5 SINGAPORE BObstzttlopa liable lo i"ii| viu>d«liiiK toduy: DAY Taa Ty«« Pl./F. Canning. St. AaUrews High st. Stain lord |;<I.. \I»M-rt >U. short St.. New he ks. I ircxtone. M.uKcn/ic Rd.. i;t Tiinah Pumps. Balestler ltd lulati Ainpas. loilt.C, MrKitrMf, liraddell Rise. Alsagoff's Kxl Island (iolf Club Wiudsor
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    43 5 ONK of the suns <^ the Light A. A. Battery, Siu^apore Volunteer Corps in action, firing on a towed target, on the occasion of the visit to their practice camp of the General Officer Commanding Singapore Base District. Major General A. (i. OCarroll Scott.
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    269,762 Vaccinated
    35 5 A TOTAL of 209.701 persona in Singapore were vaccinated up to yesterday, the 2£ i> rkiy of the vaccination campaign. This figian f 1 in ide Ihoi e v tcci i- Driva^c practilioo-
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    'Government' Man Was A Robber
    154 5 TWO young people, who went for a walk on Mount Emily were rudely disturbed when a baldheacied robber accompanied by three others held them up The girl, 19-year-old Mei Ling yesterday gave evidence at the trial of Abdullah bin Shawal and Abdul Rahim bin Abdullah
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    2 Will Report On Malaya In The U.S.
    408 5 Standard Staff Reporter NATURAL rubber should be considered just as important as the question of manpower because the strength of the rubber industry today means the economic strength of Malaya and the entire free world, said Mr. Donald Mackie. vice-president of the
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    Dredger Aids Contractors
    119 5 THE Public Works Department have come in to lend a hand to the contractors who are engaged in building the Pasir Panjang Power Station. The help comes In the form of the P.W.D. dredger Teni- bakul wh icfi was Ai\ erte< I from its normal duties 'o
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    PEACEMAKER WAS SLAPPED
    70 5 PEACEMAKER WAS SLAPPED WHEN Suppiafa Krishna amy saw his ti.-".ei being slapped \>y her husband on Good Friday, he Intervened and was struck with a paring by the nusbond. In Die Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, Velhipillai, a lorry driver employed by the REME. was sentenced by the Magistrate. Mr.
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    Vigilance Committee
    653 6 I [ERE been incr< i n during the past negations in the Press regard g manner in which the Government of Singapore has the ers of detention granted it under the I ations. The Goven si] japore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, th< i I felt compelled to clear
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    The Basis Of Soviet Military Strategy
    1509 6 The Basis Of Soviet Military Strategy Soviet military science, as all other branches of Russian studies, seeks inspiration from the works of Karl Marx, the scholar «V S1 infant Of Ettsivrn Europe (By arrangement with the Manchester Guardian) THE Soviet view on ••military science" and "military art'' is given in
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      LET'S GIVE THE LION CITY A FACE LIFT!
      411 6  - LET'S GIVE THE LION CITY A FACE LIFT! S. RAMACHANDRA Sir; According to a report in the Sunday Times of the 7th inst the parks and open spaces are to receive more attention next year. I hope the monuments and bridges too will receive attention, as they are in a
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      Son Became Federal Citizen Before Father
      158 6  -  B.C.D. Sir; Id connection with the Citizenship Bill, Mr. Hogan, the Attorney Genera states, among other tilings, that: "Any one of them born in Penang and Malacca will be a citizen of the Federation tomorrow morning. Any one of them born in a Malay
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      The Times And An Ex-Detainee
      120 6  -  J. PUTTUCHEARY Sir: Certain statements nbout detained University students were made recently by the correspondent of the London Times and reproduced in your paper. As I am the only Indian student ex-detainee it might he thought that the reference to a sleepless night through fear
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      SIGN WANTED HERE
      205 6  -  LIM BENG. CHUAN Sir; It was a warm Sunday afternoon so I decided to cruise round the local Lake Gardens in my van. In order to quench my thirst from a stall around the corner, I parked my van on the very spot where a couple of
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      Review of Views
      394 6 Review of Views I.M.P. Weakens THE public i s wondering IMP is now showing an unprogressive attitude in its de- 1 mand for Malayan indepei u- 1 ence. says UTUSAX MELAYUj editorially. The paper observes that the IMP is now weaken- 1 ins on the independencce issue.j Whether or not
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    11 6 "Bullfrogs, dear! For the minute she looted me tool!"
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      9 6 i SHUM YIP LEOKC TEA PLAHTATIOHS I CAMIftON HIGHLANDS
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      88 6 ;a^\\^\ < \\\\\^\\M'< < BEAUTY AND ?XHE BEASTS Putting their hcod? ucf-,, round a pretty girl, th t <cii conspire abcut pcr'ir- time. Mounted on the t c c octors, they will sccrt people out of their pop*.' hc*i This ugly lot will be in c %mA ond the Beanstalk"
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    PORT ARTHUR LEASE EXTENDED
    386 7 Peking Signs Pact With Soviet Union MOSCOW, >„,,!. 16 (Al»)._ Tl,«- Smiet Union and China a,.--1...H..-.-.1 agrecM early lod., U, prolong Ru^ia'a lease on Port \.ll.ur factamwia the two countries m»., peace treaties with Japan. i«e t«*\is <>t Kussiai I ended top-level i;«lk^ here thai had
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    Korea Truce Talks Site
    110 7 IfASHINGTON, St-pt 16 t tit- i Anirrn a still >.nks P.mniiin join is tht* •pel ulai c for Uk Kuiean t.ilk>. :ind not th e i sited V'hons (it-n^r.il \s•'iiililv the Matt- lh-part-nun; n.ihl. li reiterated the Mate(m- nt taadk last wrek hv Mr. "♦■.m \theson
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    Juliana Assures Indonesia
    79 7 5< t. 16: iliana. I H said at the Dutch I rei I criimtiil i> dt ter- promote the sfwritwU Ml vwll,-. I Hie i.it aa irefl I !->:iiii.iit f Ilial «.>uii»rv In „.irip ul.jr. ejecf iur irriloi iv t«, dr.iw ii MM -i- ;'-.v.ih| t >.
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    Eden BacksEDC, Schuman Plan
    251 7 Eden Backs EDC, Schuman Plan IK\Ht<HK«., Sept. 10 A!*). British Foreign ••'I Mr. Anthony K 1 1 1 Monday iii^lit advocated ini« «»f a roiiiiiicntal confederation, the human I'lau ami the European Defence Coranuroitj iI" w i lt 11 tin 1 t-naiinii Counei] of Europe. In bis lonc-a ailed si
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    Wake Isle Hit By High Seas
    61 7 Wake Isle Hit By High Seas »LUU 16 I I i; dS- UP ■ii. mit's an -v■» d tiny ic aland yesterday demord Ivinfl quartexi and conn- and sent the tea rig 1 1 c the enl riand u s and torreßv battered r >e ;>land v ail m.l reicu«
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    Ships Collide
    41 7 I. E Sept IC (AP t „:,t r G* j ..}...-< ate: col ided |n thj 1 .at oi Juan de timateljr w nailea vest ot fieri early today., H u..-,:.ict Coast Guard I ;e:e laid both ves- iCMI •>« calls.
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    Bomb Attack
    48 7 \f \sc' s Sept it tßauiar> e a general strike paraljfa-| Leoanß»»r. tfdlv" -a fcpnab-.^ t. «m mad* <* J l^ B»% fi K The b«imb wii>? exploded 1 Palace front e.itc tattei bo iring v ndu a and *i» -*>* ■»<*€»*«» '••re T»ati J:.tre »c t n^
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    IMP Adopts 'Half Closed' Door Policy
    209 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— After a three-hour debate tonight, the Independence of M;i aya Party accepted amendj ments to a motion which in the words of Dato E, E. C. Thuraisingham, ''laid the door j half closed and not entirely > closed'' to those who
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    Three Found Stabbed
    61 7 THREE persons a man, a Woman and a 4-year-old iy were found stabbed in a house at Alkafl Avenue early yesterday morning. All thre e were admitted to hospital. The man. Ye e Thim (47) was detained for further treattnent, but th e woman Lee Huan Ying
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    Lord Reading For Colony
    74 7 THE British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of S:;ue for F eign Affairs, I.>>rd Reading, A.il leave for Singapore for the annuai conference of British reesentatives in South-East Asia, according to an AFP niessage iasi nighi The conference will be held at Bukit Serene at the end ul Ni
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    Road Fatality
    75 7 Road Fatal ity A.\ unidentified elderly Chinese w Oman knocked down by a car near the Siglap m rkei lasi night died <>n her way to the General Hospital utter the ncei- dvM The police, who were uri- ab'e to find uny irleniity cord on h( r. axe appealing for
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    Narriman In Lausanne
    30 7 LAUSANNE, (Switzerland), Sept 16 (UP) —Former Queen Narriman ol Egypi arrived here bv train today accompanied by Italian lawyer Carlo Deme!io (I an Italian woman com- panion
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    Man Hurt In Boat Fire
    148 7 A LOUD explosion in a tongkang moored near Merchant Bridge last flight sent pedestrians scattering iii all directions. Tne explosion came from a patrol-filled jerry c;m which j in>:;;nt:y burst into flames. A boatman. Toh Heng bong, who was Sleeping in ihe vessel, leapt into
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    Jaycee Leader Donates Blood
    338 7 Standard Staff Reporter LEADER oi the Canadian Junior Chamber delegation to the seventh World Congress of Junior Chamber International held in Melbourne early this month, George R. Tatloek of Winnipeg yesterday donated, on behalf ot" 25,000 Canadian Jaycees, a pint ol' his blood for "any Singaporean
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    Govt. May Operate TV Station
    91 7 THE question of the Singapore Government operating a 1 Television transmission station Is being examined, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W.L. Blythe said in the Legislative Council yesterday. _He said that two applications have been received from commercial firms jn Singapore requesting permission to operate Television
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    Dato Tan Defends Lottery
    195 7 Dato Tan Defends Lottery REGARDING the insinuation levelled at the Malayan Chinese Association lotteries by a local newspaper in an editorial, Sir Cheng-lock Tan. MCA President, wondered whether the assertions were not aimed at the elimination of the organisation. Reverting to the Private Lottery Bill, Sir Cheng-lock said: "What I
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    SELANGOR HIT BY DROUGHT
    69 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Owing to Ihe drought, there is a shortage of water in the Sungei Besi and Serdang areas of Selangor. The inhabitants of these areas have been advised by the water Works engineer to exercise the utmost economy in the use oi water during
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    Draw Postponed
    42 7 PENANG. Tues. The drawing ol lucky numbers of the UMXO (.Malaya) Welfare Fund slips scheduled for last night at the UMXO Fair. Butterworth. has been postponed The d^'te for the drawing will be announced after tonight's meeting by the sub-committee.
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    Part Played By Rubber
    126 7 Part Played By R ubber PENANG, Tuoc.— For the firs: time since !!•-;'< .'.Li'aya had an adverse balance u\ 542 million lor the first ha;l df 1952, mainly due io the: decline in the export value of rubber. Rubber production down by some liT. (Kill ions compared with < ftrsl
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    Councillor Was Called To Order
    103 7 SINGAPORE'S Attorney-Gene- ral, Mr. E. J. Davies, i st< day cailcd to order Dr. C. J. P. .jlar (Progressive, Changi) in the Legislative Council. Dr. I^.tKlar. speaking on ad joui nnu I i ..m J > ring to the Private LotU i Bill, which had
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    Duchess' Tour Of Borneo: Details
    299 7 Standard Staff Reporter A FULL programme of activities has been mapped out for the Duchess of Kent and her son, the Duke of Kent for their five-day visit to North Borneo. The Duchess and the young Duke. accompanied by the Comptroller and Private Secretary, Mr.
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    Monty In Istanbul
    31 7 ISTANBUL. Sept li »AP>— 11 •~u hi \htr-'-ii] Viscouul Mfcftatgb- i I iy i v A.Vi O s fy. 2,<Jominandei' f 1 irrjved here io«ay toi- a i()-day
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    AmericaSeeks Air Bases In Yugoslavia
    291 7 AmericaSeeks Air Bases In Yugoslavia BELGRADE, Sept. J6 (AP). U.S. Vim \4m J. If. mmmdy has Baked IV«-mi«r Marshall I ito l«i r rnn»--iou lo mfle I ."*>. plam> in Vtignslavia. rr*|»«»nMhl^ IfitOUrcefl saiil yesterday, IV informant llw r«<jucff Mas MUMIe iniorniallv during a mrcting, aboard llw L.S. Airnall rarrirr
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    Permanent Bridge In PW Urged
    110 7 PENANG, Tues. Spc*l r at the hall eel f the Penang Ch < merce today, Ifi H.fl Praagh. the chatrm; I that th< cnbei hai ed the erection of a i t bridge < ■i Pro* eWi e of the P< rmatai g 1 H
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    City Has $64 M. In Securities
    115 7 THE vu.) o merits which ha en I led by the S rntat as nil plus fun* h •.os up t/ 'he en amount to $67. w- 3 Colonial S. v. Blythe announced in the 1a lative Counci Of thi sum $57 08 Dl
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    Rase Building Ban, He Says
    69 7 KUAI Mr. H R man of the r rjf Confirm roe tod 1 i;■ mmem to cons m g the building i I kori th;it then n serious risk dial ski night lea i Singapore which I < i building restrict i< Any delay in
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      86 7 i RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES i Standard London Correspondent i), LONDON, Sept. 16 The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Market todoy LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN c 3 Spot £960 per ton buyers, 8 s P ot 4 £962 iellew. Oct. /Dec. 22 id.
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    LIM: DISCRIMINATION AT QUARANTINE
    467 8 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that there was discrimination between "rich and poor" in that deck passengers arriving from India were subject to quarantine while cabin passengers were not was made in the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, (Labour KeppeJ). ■.Ir. m
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    Ship Dispute
    52 8 JAKARTA. Sept. 16. (AFP) The Ip.ri >iie^ian Corusul -General to Hongkong, Kwee Djie Hoc. is to return to iiis post with definite instructions concerning the court dispute over the ownership oi the ship "Tasikmalaya.'' The dispute is between the Indonesian Government and the yuan [smaei Shipping Line of
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    Total Of 3,344 US Trade Ships
    92 8 WASHINGTON. Sr;.: I -'i <UP> Th« United States Flag Merchant Marine consisted of 3.344 dry cargo vessels and tankers on Sept. 1. the National Federation of American Shipping has reported. The Pederation said of 4 number 1.273 were privately owned. *>2 government-owned under charter,
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    Queen's Yacht Ready In '53
    158 8 LONDON. Sent. 16 (Renter)— Qu<>en Klizabeth II will liunth her new ocean -sjoin? yacht at Hi ill [hurt,, (ilasgMP, on Aniil 1C next year rivt- days before her birthday Buckingham Palace annoiuued todav. Tlie "000-ton vessel, still un- j named, is being constructed at the
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      602 8 FAST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE rrar(i*(o Los \n-He* U \merirnn A CaMdUl Cilie? Pt*nanii i* hjin S imic Arr LA SI PM UK Bt AK i4 ?hSeTt 51 v^*'Pt -'»><*{>< 1 Oct -4 Oi (H!n\['f\k :< ?fiOi-t «Oe| »Oet llfwr ?4\.»\ \\\P\ Bl \!C 51 86fo« >n >v :"N-m I
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      583 8 CKINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. i;-^ii!.ii S. tiling to Chinn and Japan troni Siagapore. Port Swetteabaiß .V Peuans. Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indon;siu t 0 China Japaa Due Store Doe Penans From lt S*erhae» w Sept U Sept 11 Bongkons Safls Saik Saft Fen-r.2 P. S'ham S'poro for >/ti!
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      452 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Flolfimi ilf lim NederlunJ line Line Rotterdam Rotterdura Amsterdam lIAIIIAX. PORTLAND (Maine) BOSTON NLW \OKK PHILADELPHIA 3ALTIMOEE VIOBII E NhU ORI E AN^, Spore P S ham Penan^ BANTAM (RL) 52 tSSepi K\KI (SMN) 22/2SSept ss. m .'itsept LIMBCRG >KL> 29 Sept ti
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      462 8 EAST ASIATIC LH SAILINGS FROM SCASDLVW l.\ I K o\ n S'pore Slum "MEONIA" far Bangkok Gdus. V. !8 •TVDIA" for Bangkok. Saigpo, Hongkong, Manila 19 II s«pt in p "PANAMA" for Bangkok Saigon. Hongkong. Manila Kobe Yokohama StSepl S6 a LALANDIA a for Bangkok 1«. lTOtt "MAGDALA" for Bangkok
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    Wood-pulp Exports Are Down
    33 9 Wood -pulp Exports Are Down those i Finland, ich at o; c t said c 23 IMi i m that tales J IQ I e 'nas i over < during F 1952 be cant
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    Indo-Norway Pact Signed
    28 9 Indo-Norway Pact Signed Sept If. >■ ober 31, j »52 I vern- i i ex- 1 13 at K N K In C two cv ■uutstries j :nnl im-
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    Tin Companies' Dividends
    15 9 Tin Companies' Dividends N Tin Dredf •hirci S S Sept hare- Snal for held Nov.
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    IRON ORE FIND IN FRONTIER
    10 9 KARACHI, Its Pro--8 par- ihan
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    UK Production Outlook Is Still Uncertain
    519 9 By SI SAX STRANGE LONDON. Prospects for Britain's industrial production are still clouded with uncertainty. Today, even the Government, which in the last year or two has tended to be over-optimistic, is hazarding no An rffieial 5 ol some n the Ti ajt «B
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    63 9 (ieor^e Donton h.icl a nice slwne on his siie seven shoes plus a nice red. double-deck London bus. He stood in a strict off Drury-lane, a smile on his face and smoking a cigarette, wi!h the front offside wheel bearing down on his right toe-cap Mr. Denton was wearing safety
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    ESTATES ARE FACING LOSS
    399 9 Tappers' Wages May Be Cut 15% Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON. Toe*. The continued fall in rubber prices has enhanced many other pressing problems of which the lo*s of revenue to the Government i* not ihe most serious or immediate, writes the Times Correspondent from Kuala Lumpur.
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    Rubber Output
    43 9 MESSRS. Turquand) Youngs Co. report the following rubber crop for August: Alor Gajah 19,000 ib.. Ayer Panas 83.000 lb., Glenealy 57.500 lb.J Kluang 55.000 lb., Pajam 120 000 lb., Talisman 27.000 Ib., Teluk Anson 41.521) Jb., Ulu Benin 48.000 lb. I
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    Red Output On Increase
    135 9 GENEVA, Sept. 14: (REUTER) Communist countries of Eastern Europe are rapidly expanding their industrial output, the United Nations economic Commission for Europe reported tonight. In a report for the first quarter ot 1952 and part of the second. the Commission said these countries showed a 20
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    Butter Exports Make Record
    91 9 SYDNEY, Sent. l r > (RetiterAAP) Australian butler exports for 1952-53 may be worth £25.000.000. Mr. J." R. Donaldson a member of the Dairy Products! Board said recently. He said seasonal conditions were so favourable in Queens- I land. New South Wales and Victoria, the major
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    UK CONTROL OF SUGARIMPORTS
    98 9 UK CONTROL OF SUGAR IMPORTS LONDON", Sept. 1<». (Rcnter> Imports from the sterling! area of manufactured goods con- taining sugar, such as jams, marmalades, sweetened drinks inul fruits tinned in sugnr syrup arc to be controlled by iirrnce? J British Board of Trade announced here. '"The licence? will act n*
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    Rubber Regains 7/8 Cent Per Pound
    181 9 FIBBER prices in Singapore regained I rent per lb. on a steady market yesterday, first grade rubber for October shipment closing at **(>$ cents per lb. I Fnsubsi an reports I from Hongkong of a p deval tal ton of the sterling which caus<
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    53 9 Mr. Frank Hecht (riffhl). President of the N.iw League of the United States, and Mr. I)on;ild Mackie. Yut President, who arrived in Singapore by air from li.tnfikok on a factfinding mission of the Far East and South -Kast Asia. They will leave for Manila today to continue their tour. .Story
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    112 9 CLOSING rubber prices uents per Ib.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot L**cK e 75? 76] FOB. in bales Oct. No. 1 K.S.S. 761 765 No. 2 K.S.S. 76J 11 No. 3 RS.S. <i(i] <)'i Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Tcfsday'fl opening prices per Ib. were:
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG, Sept. 16 Special Standard Service closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange to day were $15.9fi to £1 sterling; $6.***** to U. S. $1 $1,834 to Malayan $1; $0.3880 to one Indonesian Rupiah Gold 5295.375 to one tael.
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    Small Business In Produce
    76 9 THE produce market In S:nj>;ipore remained quid in all sections wiiii very business passing. Copra had buyers at |25J j per pirn] and m 1 $26 Small busin< s passed in ooonut oil (46 per picu!. sellers indicating Moj Bt-iel nut 132, Copra |2S| buyers 1,
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    $237,904 For SHB Police
    113 9 SPECIAL f•; i f |23 7,904 I i ol the Sing i Board for part a SUB. tret vv.ithe Sini ap< re i C incil yesterday. ■j n port < Committee rtated 1 ***** Of 'H* of a commits e i 1950 it wrai de >.V;.U-'.
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    NO Demand For Rubber Shares
    44 9 NO Demand For Rubber Shares VPORE, i share marki I steady in bo:r. rial Rubber sfaAre Changed prices wen storage I W( e Bn A• 2.") 8 26 I <*. B incor J< K I. Rahman T 1 4(» Tin i KIBUi I Batu 1
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      59 9 Essenlialh the Ferguson System is an entirely *^a ni w wa> of cultivation, revolutionary in design and operation. Tractor and implement are -tailored" for mutual efficiency, It is a Bystea in Avhieh only a light weight tra.for is ne< ded to suit all types of estates, all kinds of jobs
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      214 9 HEALTH WARD OFF DISEASE fc"^» t^flV B flß^^^^R /TAKET/A \;'tjj\ TO KEEP you fit DENTURES k_*y NEED THIS SPECIAL CLEANSER ff*OfOi It ipitltn j ax .■>»» rurcvi (ocicao trtt' at*' hMg /ei abaolutd) **j[_^| a». k r IC <J 4CIIO* «f /■-'T^^H $»enrtr:ii, fili» and %Jsft; fh* •meiietr crrrtai ff-^/^fcfca^^
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      947 9 SINGAPORE g^^cSSSTSf ci?fon ea al3| BUS SERVICES SEREMBAN DIARY jRnftKS? °Ca y n{on Se fw «wgAi;jw ;.r A iai a ENTERTAINMENTS Hon-kong. China aid Phllin- EXPKKSJ^ <HhWII KOAh): s l> 1 111! MKKIIK: Film show? pines; Gorgon for W Australia DKPAKTI KKS: 7 3l< am 30 VI P, J.* f.
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    Big Ticket Boom For Walcott-Marciano Bout
    349 11 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16 (AP)— A booming sole of US$4O ringside tickets reflects the intense nationwide interest in the Sept. 23, title heavyweight bout between champion Jersey Joe Walcott and Rocky Marciano, the unbeaten challenger. Orders for the top price tickets are flooding the offices
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    GOLF Here's How
    151 11  - GOLF Here's How Slammin sam snead Ml y IF you swing pour club back correct! ii then swing it down incurred!)/. QUtsitLe-in insiead of inside out you're a "looper". Usually a looker's bands ar« ahead of the clubhead ai impact That's badl The e fleet is to draw the club
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    ISLAND CLUB BOGEY COMPETITION DRAW
    383 11 DRAW and starting times of the Island C!;;b Bogey Competition on Friday are: Off Ist iff. 9.00 C. Tapper (22> v G. Stewart 24 > 9.05 A. Bayer (32) v P. Ellis (36): 910 W." Goldsmith «19> v C Shaw (21); 915 J. Strahan (32)
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    Football Results
    130 11 LONDON, Sept 16. (Rcuter). Yesterdays football results were: LEAGUE I Aston V. o. Wolverhampton W. 1 Blackpool 3. Chelsea 1. Stoke City 0. Preston N.E. 0 Tottenham H. 3. Liverpool 1. LEAGUE II Hun C. 3. Blackburn R. 0. Rotherham U. 2. Southampton 2. West Ham U. 4.
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      1466 11 KSUE W «kkik Sp« >? CITY L COUNCIL 5% rec r mim <& STOCK 1952 (1962-72) on 15th September, th. anctionof the^Legislative CouncU oi^ the Q^fv^J S? inance < Chfl P««r 13^) and with t (Ter for pubtk Sbscription^SOOOOO? \S^Sa£n&S^Z hCTCby gWe n Uce that 1>: Par -e-, ata W
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      78 11 NOTICE By Order »f the Official Assignee Re YONG KIAT SIANG Bankruptcy No. 118 of 1952 AUCTION SALE OF Stock-in-trade Furniture comprising: -Iron Safe, Writing Tables-, Matches. Canned Grapes. Tnfant Milk Food, Bevr. Sardines, White Oats, Tomato Sauce, Etc. TO BE HELD AT No. 35, UPPER CIRCULAR ROAD (Port ion.
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      80 11 TO LET APPROXIMATELY ***** sq ft. godown space available for Storage. Lorries may pioesed right up te the space specified for loading and unloading Services prompt Terms reasonable. Please apply to Box No. T. 964. Standard. Singapo*e 1. j VEHICLES FOR SALE BUICK SEDAN 19.")! first registered" November 1951 small
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      150 11 TUITION SESSIONS just started. BookSeeping, Shorthand (absolute bet-: nners). English (All Standards). St. Teresa's School of Commerce, Kampong Bahru. POSTAL TUITION Book keeping Accounts Business Cor respondence Special coaching for LCC Exam. Success guaranteed Apply Principal FECI 23ft A Rjver Valley Road Singapore 9 •t- *u -> •>> *> •>
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    Easy Win For Latiff Wanderers
    29 12 S H A. 1 f iree ner I s Kari B added th< Tal g fi m tl e i A so- VM C.A.
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    SRC Soccer XI
    52 12 S.H XI to play againsi f 1 K XI in the S A i A Div I 1 row will be -•> J |e S a R Mosbersen, P. A R. Henri ■-> W S Orton R S wens J I L Rodrigo, 0 Bozai bit M
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    CHINESE UPSET NAVY IN COMMUNITY LEAGUE
    377 12 THE CHINESE wound up their SAFA Community League engagements with a 4—l victory over Royal Navy at the Jalan Desar Stadium yesterday. Although both teams are out of the running, they played at their best and a good crowd was treated to plenty of
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    Newcomers Impress In Selangor Trial
    301 12 KUAI I LI'MPrR. Tues.— Selangor's first hockey state trial was played today on the Victoria Institution ground between Colours and Whites. This is the first of a series of about six trials after which the state side will be selected to play in the first
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    Records At KK College AnnualSports
    113 12 Records At KK College AnnualSports KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— At the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, annual athletic sports concluded o:\ Saturday on the College ground. Raja Ahmad set up a new record for the one mile race which he com- ::i 5 mins. 16.7 sees. The old record since 1047 oi
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    SELETAR HOCKEY
    56 12 SELETAR HOCKEY IN an- intex-section hockey match played a: Se sterday, Engine Repair S tion defeated Equipment g by two goals to nil. The first half resulted in no but on resumption in- j Frere scored from a hit. Opportunist Frere scored the second goal from nble by left-back Darsons
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    SCC BEAT KHALSA 2-0
    122 12 >i PI RIOR ill round. a lkl«a m < rii krt Club 'nd \l I I- -I- (I \hv Khalsa A^- ■>» t!i«m b\ two goals to nil t > hot k<\ friendly pLiyt-U o;t the p.idane: yesterday. l I ned the s 1 e e
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    Three Teams In Women's Hockey
    77 12 Three Teams In Women's Hockey IPOH T Thi ee teams. CRC, YWCA u i ACGS, Ipoh I will be competing in the Ipoh D;- >men*s he c k e y i league. There were four teams year and the Y's won the league championship. The h i key subcam littee
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    Klang Badminton
    70 12 KLANG, T;u-s.— The Klang D ann u a 1 badm ni in tournament begins tomorrow and will last for two months. Twe teams will take part in the tournament. Theskare: Police Sports Club. Yales Badmini n Party, Merryones A. rryone B. Klang Malays A. Klang Malays 8.. Humourists
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      GIARDELLO BEATS SMALL
      94 12 NEW YORK. Scot. ::> (UP)— Joey Giardello, (loo) of PhUadelphia, scored a unanimous eight-round decision tonight j over Georgia Small. (158:;) of B iklyn in the features bout at the Eastern Parkway arena. Giardello landed the harder blows in a rough scrap having Small in trouble in
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      KO WIN FOR PIERRE LANCLOIS
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      NEGRO BATTERS AUSSIE CHAMP
      52 12 SYDNEY, Sept. hi' (AP).— American Negro Bud Smith battered Australian welterweight champion Len Dittmar to a five-round technical knockout in their scheduled 12--rounder at the Sydney last night. Dittmar went down three times in the fifth round before the referee stopped the fight. Both men weighed
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    CONSALVES UPSETS
    33 12 BOSTON. Sept. 15 (UP):— Counter punching Johnny Gonsalves of Oakland. California, scored an upset 10-round split decision over second ranking lightweight George Araugo of Providence. Rhode Island, tonight at tlie Garden.
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    Italian Cagers Beat Auslrians
    57 12 ISTANBUL. Sept. IR, (AP>.. Italy beat Austria 56 128 in' the international basketball tournament here last night. At hall-time the Italians were leading 24— J 6. In the second game of the round robin competition last night, Turkey defeated Persia 4K 35. It was the second
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    SCRC Hockey
    67 12 The S.C.R.C Hockey team to mct-t the S.C.C. in a league game on Friday on ti^e padang will be selected from the following:— Dennis Lee. Ong Swee Law. Chua Eng Cheng (Capt.), Goh Click Kang Boon Kok Peow. Ldan Fook Choon, Swee Lim Swang, Chai 11<j\i Yam. Leong
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    MCFA Meeting
    58 12 A council meeting of the Malayan Chinese Football Association will be held at iho residence of the President, Mr. T. W. Ong 259, Bukit Timah Road, ai 11 a.m. on Sunday. Among the matters to be discussed will be the date and Venue of the Malayan Chinese inter
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    Sime Darby Knock Out Airways 5-1
    255 12 SIME DARBV handed a five goals to one defeat to Malayan Airways in the Singapore Business Houses knock-out soccer competition played yesterday at Farrer Park. Salahudin who netted three of the five goals for Sime Darby was mainly responsible for his team's convincing win.
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    K. Meyer Wins
    29 12 The September L.G.U.. play'ed at the Island Club on Sunday resulted as follows: Winner:- Miss K. Meyer (97- 28) 69. Runner-up; Mrs. J. Strahan (102-32)— 70.
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    Well-Known FMS Cricketer Dies
    93 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— j The death occurred this mornins of Mr. A.V. Canagasabai, well-known prewar Selangor land F.M.S. w.cketkeeper. Mr. Canagasabai, who received his education in Ceylon, 'captained St. Thomas' College j and came to Selangor with a big reputation as a wicket- keeper, a claim
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    MOHAN BEATEN AGAIN
    147 12 BOMBAY. Sept. 16 (UP) For the second time in two i weeks India's Thomas Cup badminton captain, Devinder Mohan, was beaten in a championship game last evening when he wont down to T.X. Seth in three sets in the final of the Cricket Club of India open
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    SBA Junior Tourney Ties
    857 12 fixtures for thi.s weekend's ties in the 5.3.A. junior championships: svi i kday. p.m. men's ji'mor singles. Court No. :i: Ng Heng Kwang iFlower^ Khamia b. Abdullah iPerhimponan), S. V. Chitty (Swing) Oh Chiap Choon (Marigold), Heng Boon Chuan ("Jacques v. Lim Wei Lon (Flight), Lim
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    58 12 photo. Maureen Connolly. USA tennis champion, waves from her car to spectators lining Broadway. San Diego, California. September 9 at the head of a homecoming parade in her honour. She was returning from a successful defence of her USA title at Forest Hills. New York, en September 7. Earlier this
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    Eight Class One Horses Demoted
    250 12 EIGHT Class One horses— lnky Bill, Miss Nathan, Birchgrove, Ice Revue, Nerolia, No Clouds, Bull Dog and Binocular— have been demoted to Class Two, in the latest classification by the Straits Racing Asso- i ciation. Sturveta. Skryne Primrose. Gwilym and Flag of Peace have been
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    Handicap Winner
    74 12 MELBOrRNE. (Reuter AAP). Wearin? heavy surgical bootv IM-vear-old Bi»b Holden, of Mulvern, won the l?0-mile Melbourne to Heywood amateur op^ti cycle road race. Holden. born with both feet deformed. took up cycling about three ftitt ajjo to exercise his \\<\ik lei;s. His time for the 1 li)--mile f
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    Rifle Assoc. Spoon Shoot
    106 12 THE results t S g Etifl Lss }S| heJd it Seiel da.- 5. 1 ...ity 97. ETcap Score SR (b)— Lt Mai i 101. H'cap Score SR S_r. Tolley *****. Other net! s SF <b> C. V. S. Bujang -4 ,n Kin Z 89 Mrs P
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    Hwa Lian Sports
    25 12 lAIPIXG. Tues.— The H i Lian Public School. Chinese school in North Perak will hold their Annual Athletic Sports on Sat rd
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    Ceylon Sports Results
    147 12 COLOMBO -Follow, g result* Alhletics; I n over the wcok-i Throwing the I 2 S. T. 1 Brooke de Silva as). Hop, step i 1,. Xeil de Silva. 2 V 1 W. Piyadasa Throwing tkf l>. Rabtndra .1 tseph Pole N Jol Heigl t 11 fl 2
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    32 12 PWS Women Lose ToS CRC On The i I mainU I T A. 1 f of the Si from her of the In ladie- fence ma O 3 C K to in
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    21 12 SINGAPORE Pol; be: Yap B Adam. N S Kbrugf I B *i er. Drib wart. Sr! 'A S kie.
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