Singapore Standard, 24 September 1952

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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Standard Ii VOL. 11l NO. 84 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMbIeR^24 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    UMNO, MCA Plan Single Front Set Up
    312 1 Xl \l A I.r.MiM 11, Tues.— Greater economic aid lays, admission ol non-Malays into the Malayan Service and lurther relaxation of the present t! itizenship law> are some of the subjects for -i«»n at the forthcoming round table conference Rreen the United Malays
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    Crowd In Frenzy As Girl Sat on Ledge
    80 1 I binesc Pin I I a huge c for two ed out i tnd refuse narrow letige ad floor of a am Road I i d was :jlue c enter- le back eel up a narrow en of her j •i the
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    US Steel Revives
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    PONGGOLHUNT: POLICE SILENT
    50 1 A L T H O,U G H extensive Police scai 'h continued m the Ponggol area of Singapore for terrorists 'who are believed to have crossed over from the Johore mainland I > the Colony. Singapore Police officials refused to comment hi the purpose result of the
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    15 DIE IN HK AVALANCHE
    505 1 Water, Rocks Crash Over Hills; 150 Homeless HONGKONG, Sept. 23.— Fifteen persons were killed, four missing, three injured and 150 are homeless here m the last 24 hours as torrential rains softened the ground, overflowed banks and sent an avalanche of water and boulders crashing
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    Wafdists Set House In Order
    172 1 Reuter CAIRO, Sept. 23 -Egypt's Wafd Party has announced an internal re-organisation following the "reorganise or disappear" order to political parties by Premier Mohamet. Naguib A Wafd statement announced last night by Mr. Mustafa Nahas formulated a I new parly foreign and domestic programme. Nahas
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    20 DIED IN PILGRIM SHIP
    254 1 TWENTY Malays, including two infants, just managed to make the pilgrimage to Mecca before Heath claimed them. They died on the return voyage In the Blue "Pilgrim ship" Tyndareus, which berthed m Singapore yesterday. Seventeen of them were buried at sea between Jeddah. port for
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    Charlie Back After 21 Yrs
    122 1 AP LONDON. Sept. 23 Joyful welcoming c r o w cl S brought tears to the eyes of Charlie Chaplin today as the little comedian returned to the land of his birth for the firsl time m 21 years. Beset by a move to bar
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    Monkeys started The Row
    138 1 Monkeys started The Row Standard Staff Importer FOLLOWING an argument over two pet monkeys, a 43-year-old Chinese seaman was hacked to death as he was breakfasting on board a sagocarrying tongkang anchored oil Rochore Basin, Singapore, yesterday morning. The sea m m I Siong. a Hokkien. Ch I i slashed
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    PROBE ON MANPOWER
    96 1 KI'AI.A LUMPUR, rues.— Investigations are now being conducted through Chambers of Commerce which are di ed to assemble statistical information of the manpowei resources of the country BO that, if the need should aris< it would be possible to decide on a proper allocation b< ti een
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    $ 150,000 On Shorty Kuk's Head
    115 1 150,000 On Shorty Kuk' s Head KUALA LL'MPL'R. Tues. A Chinese .who lived m Am pang. Kuala Lumpur, before the Emergency and who was known to the residents m the neighbourhood has a reward of $150,000 on his head if captured alive. He is 29-year-old Ah Kik alias Fone Kirn
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    Digby Rejects NBLU Claim For More Pay
    183 1 THE Civil Lord of the Admiralty m London. Mr. Wingfh < Digtyr, now m Singapore, yesterday rejected' the claim of the 10.000 daily-rated employees of the Singapore Mai al Base for increased a ages. Mr. Digby. however, told the representatives of the Naval
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    TRANSFERS IN POLICE FORCE
    78 1 THK following staff changes In ;hc Singapore Polict Force ate Mr Cheah Ten* Che ik. ASP previously 0.C., Hokkien Sub* B i. Cl I) haa ni been transferred t<> 'G" Division; Mr K.i Cheow Bang, asp. pre- n;.>'y Assistant Superintendent, C < ne" Ai ea •>.
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    S. Africa May Quit UN If...
    117 1 JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 23. (AP).— South African Prime; ■Minister D. F. Malan threaten- i ed last night that South Africa would withdraw from the j United Nations if it continued; ito meddle m union domestic i affairs. Speaking at a Nationalist con- j gress. Dr.
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    R.I. Plans Anti-Smuggling Ops Around S'pore
    282 1 R.I. Plans Anti-Smuggling Ops Around S'pore HIGH speed launches of the Indonesian Marine Police and Customs will begin large scale anti-S muggiing operations around Singapore and the Malayan coast soon. Singapore i Marine Police ;itlfi Customs i fleets will co-operate m t nis cxci rise. An estimated $*****00 m revenue
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    Operation Of Heart By 'Deep Freeze'
    144 1 Operation Of Heart By 'Deep Freeze' UP MINNESOTA. Sept. 23 University of Minnesota doctors announced today they have performed a delicate heart operation successfully on a five-year-old girl by '"deep freezing" her to 79 degrees. By freezing her they were able to cut off the flow or blood' for five
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    Eden, Tito Had Talks On Europe
    106 1 B: ED, V igoslavia, Sept v i i. firmed at a > > hove today thai hal 1M I has been invited to visit Untain. "He hopet to Hi m though no dai<- Mr. Eden added. Eai a communique oa the ta k said
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    SINO-SOVIET PACTS LIKELY
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    PROGS TO CONTEST IN SIX WARDS
    795 2 Party sll-roint Platform Urges SIT Dissolution Standard Staff Reporter THE Progressive Party of Singapore will fight the December City Council elections on an 11 -point platform, the main planks of which ore the dissolution of the Singapore Improvement Trust and the setting up of
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    Room For 6 Passengers
    117 2 theii legs than the I.ondontype five-iusM'iiser ones already on the roads. The new taxi has three b lilt -m >eats m the hack of the driver's seat facing the real passengers. These three seats could be pushed m for more leg space when not m nse.
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    Balestier Gets CD. Advisory C'ttee
    162 2 Balestier Gets CD. Advisory C'ttee (Standard Staff Reporter BALESTKR Ward yesterday became the first of six City wards m Singapore to form a Civil Defence Advisory Committee drawn solely from defence volunteers. At z m etinf ytstes tay, Mr. T .:.<> Chan Bee. Legislative Counrilloi for Balestier, was c ected
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    HEWITT DUE HERE ON 4-DAY VISIT
    88 2 HEWITT DU E HERE ON 4-DAY VISIT AIR VICE MARSHAL J. Hewitt, Air Member for Supply E |uif! neni of the Royal A istrallail Air Force U r. r vinjj today by a:r at Kallang on a four jay visit to Headqu rters, Far Ea. c t Air c. During
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    Warrants Issued For Two Witnesses
    316 2 Standard Stall Reporter IMMEDIATELI after an inquest into the death of a i>t -yc .ir-old woman, Yusain Bee binte Maithen Shah. warrants «n" arrests were served on two witnesses, Ouek liens Choan and Mohan Singh, both lorry drivers, for allegedly erasing the death of Yusain
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    Tide Prevents Vessel Rescue
    110 2 Tide Prevents V essel Rescue Standard Shipping Reporter i t 522-ton Straits Steam- ship C trapany vessel Sinusa. is ■< aUm mod otf Lim- Sa and no attempt ta jret been ooade to take her!. of! v the tide has been too j Mr. H. Twist uf the S&raita tsbip
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    Radio Talks On Film Censorshb
    168 2 RA^^^Halaya is broad- ■:^^^P^- ..v.i on film*! censorship from Singapore today at 8 p.m. Those taking part are Mr. Jack Eva s, the Fflm Censor; Father James F. Kearney,! Editor of the "Malayan Catho- j flic News" arid a spokesman of the Catholic League of
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    Co-op Store Burgled
    89 2 THIEVES bn>];c tnta the i premises of the Singapore Coi operative Stores Society Limit- ed at Victoria Street on MLon- day and sot away with a considerable quantity of provisions, valued about $2,885. A spokesman of the Societ;. said that the thieves broke into the premises by
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    HUSBAND SAILS HOME WITH WIFE'S COFFIN
    150 2 Standard Shipping Reporter A GRIEF-STRICKEX husband sailed from Singapore yester- I day m the Dutch 'iner. Tjisadane, accompanying the mortal remains of his wife home to Jakarta. She had taken m while on a visit to Sinsapore, and passed away last Sunday. The man,
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    Armed Boy Held In Ambush (COURT TOLD)
    230 2 Armed Boy Held In Ambush COURT TOLD) SEVEN members of the Singapore Police Force under Chief Inspector C. T Feng nabbed an armed Chinese youth, after lying m wait m ambush for one hour, it was stated m the Relief Court yesterday. Chief Inspector Fon^ wa testifying at a preliminary
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    Chettiars Deny Southward Move
    220 2 Standard St THE Nattukkottai Cheti yesterday denied a Kuala "about half the number Federation are considering to Singapore where restri lending are less severe.' A spokesman of the Chamber said that no Federation Chettiar has set up business m Singapore since the parsing of the Mor:e:-
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    Kallang's First
    42 2 Diana Dawson, BO. AC. ground hostess m Singapore, became the first Kal'ang Airport hostess to fiv m the Comet jet airliner. She flew from Singapore to Rangoon— 1.000 ini'es m two-and-a-half hour? and returned yesterday by Argonaut aircraft. Standard phoio.
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    Industrial Court Chief
    76 2 MR. K. A. SETH has been appointed President of the Standing Industrial Couri m place of Mr. J. C. Qobfeett who j is absent from the Colony. The following are member? iof the Standing Industrial I Court: Mr. D. Robertson. Mr. V.I. Evan Won.c .J P.. Mr.
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    Board To Decide On Washing Machines
    177 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Board of Licensing Justices will meet shortly to consider what types of glass washing machines are suitable for Singapore's public house licensees. >Ir. Tan Ah Tah, Chairman of the Board, told The Standard yesteraav. r The question as to when
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    Clerk Faces Trust Charge
    20 3 C lerk Faces Trust Charge the Sin- of lay and August, 23 it I s to to thereby S B
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    62 3 photo. m \i\f. to Hoackoßg ail Ii stai la two "i >\ iw pnm t»- Uj\ uuj i'• Ui* I v >> charming I MM nlni I.iim V< h Imir al Singapore and |he I ->\>-i atioa. Befoi t i cum to M ilaj i I Mil Y< ii I\d
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    FORGED I-CARD CHARGE
    104 3 Man Heutz Arrest NG AH fG (22 who was arrested m II jk >ng on a A irrest ii >m Singapore an Tv > the O lony last M :i irge i m Singapore Fourth Police It wa> i !ged that on Sepl 13 m -t n
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    Missing: 19 Door Locks
    15 3 rrtaii g, re- door ks and to the Police ye la:
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    Denies He Stole Stray Fowl
    64 3 TAX KIM SENG (21) was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with stealing a stray fowl valued $3 belonging to Neo Hoi 1 n at Recrcscent Road on Sept. 22. The court was told that Tan, who claimed trial, had twice before been
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    Evans To Serve Extra Week
    78 3 Standard Staff Reporter Mr, Jack Evans, OfT;c ia; Film Censor, whose last day m office was to have been Sept. 22, \vi:! continue to serve us censor until the end of this month. TI lo i The S'arulard yes- lay. "1 have no plans for
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    City Loan Issues Sold Out
    107 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council's new $25,000,000 20-year five per cent loan was over-sub-scribed by more than half a million dollars by mid-day yesterday. Said Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, President of the City Council: "I am very delighted." Mr. S.S. Scales, Acting
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    33 3 photo. A CHINESE seaman i (arrow) is seen lying on board a tongkang anchor- ed off Kochore Basin, Singapore, yesterday morning after he hadj>een hacked to death with a I i chopper.- Standard
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    Onan Rangers Prize Winners
    74 3 Onan Rangers Prize Winners Standard Start Reporter THE following are the winning numbers of the lucky number draw at the Onan Ran«ers dance m aid of the Blind Fund at Adelphi Hotel on Saturday: Ist. prize— No. 004*). 2nd.— No. 0488, 3rd.— No. 0125, 4th— No. 0761 sth— No, 0316,
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    GCS Staff To Form Own Branch
    147 3 GENERAL Clerical Service employees who are members of the Singapore Government i Administrative and Clerical Services Union decided at a meeting held last week, to i form a branch of their own. which will operate within the Union. Membership m the SGA and C.S
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    Cyclist Fined
    18 3 ARUMUGAM was fined $5 by the Muar Magistrate for rid- ing an unlicensed bicycle m Muar.
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    CO-OP BODY TO BUY 21 HOUSES
    270 3 Society Has Plans To Bu ild 100 New Homes Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government Officers Co-operative Housing Society has decided to buy 21 houses for members at the Serangoon Garden Housing Estate at an estimated cost of $239,000, the Secretary of the Society,
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    Taximen Want Ruling Revised
    217 3 THE Singapore Taxi Drivers' I'nion has written to the President of the City Council requesting review of what it describes as the "unjust ruling" requiring taxi drivers to undergo fresh tests at the time of renewal of their licences. This ruling applies to drivers who have
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    Aw To Build Home For Aged
    440 3 HONGKONG. Sept. 23.— Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Tiger Balm King, has pledged his help to build the Chi Lin Ching Yuen Buddhist Monastery at Diamond Hill. Ngau Chi Wan. a home capable of accommodating 50 to 100 destitute old people. This is the third
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    Car Startles Cat Burglar
    45 3 A cat-burglar who scaled the j pipe running up to the uppei floors of a boarding house ir Cairnhil! Road yesterdaj dashed through a hedge when a car approached. An English woman, driving the car. reported the matter to tin Police.
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    Two On Trial For Murder
    200 3 A QUARREL between labourers which subsequi led to the de tl i I oe il I was related al the "trial oi R ighavan and Pappokutty Bha who are alleged to I participated m the murder of a How labourer named j m Sreenivasan, at
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    Labour 'Rebels' Call Off Meeting
    200 3 Standard Start Rrportrr Ti IE 2,275 "rebel' m boi 5 of 1 Lab mi Party oi Stngap »i c who i i i planned I I h >ld I *pa tl u<-n< lal 'line; o( I Pai ty at the Singap Badminton A if Hail
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    Two Swamis For Opening
    91 3 Two Swam is For Opening suiHi.ud Staff Itptrtei Two shna Miss on r ill •no down From India a tance of nearly I for the opening of tl R imakrishna Temple on s 31. They are Swanrti Madha i anda, Genei al Secretary n Mission, and Swami Y.\ v ananda.
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    Ahmad Will Go To Jail
    118 4 Ahmad Will Go To Jail A LOR STAR. Tues. Mr. i Justice Hill at the Supreme i Court, Alor Star. today dis- missed an appeal by Ahmad i bin Ali. a padi planter of Bukit Sekecbong. North Kedafa against conviction and sen- j tence of six months 1 rigorous imprisonment
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    Chinese Chamber's Two Nominees
    93 4 PENANG, Tues. The: I Penang Chinese Chamber of i Commerce 1 has appointed Mr. j Lim Eow Thoon to represent it at discussions with the! i Government on the Question of representation on the entrepot trade committee. The Chamber has also de- cided to submit Mr.
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    ULU KELANTAN FOOD BAN
    84 4 THE District Officer, Ul i Keiantan. has ordered that persons, except members of the police and military forces i duty, are prohibited from naov- ing by any ir.eans any foodstaffs within that portion of the daerafa of Bat-. Ifeng- fcebang whi-h lies wi'Kn tl j area
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    CAPTAIN FINED $500
    231 4 Assaulted Three Chinese JOHORE BAHRIU Tues. —After a three-day hearing m Kluang:, the case was concluded today m Johore Bahru m which Captain William Dunlop of the Malay Regiment was charged with trying to extort a confession from Ng Sing Poi, a tapper of Paloh, that he
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    39 4 photo. MR. C. LYLE "Tfve Great Lyle" well-known Continental magician, flew into Singapore yesterday from his tour m tiongkang and Bangkok. He was accompanied by his wife. The magician will make appearances m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang. Standard
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    Leaving For India
    42 4 IPOH. Tues.— Mr. Harchand i Singh of the Telegraph Office. Ipoh will be leaving for India |by the Eastern Queen early j next month for a short vaeaI tion. He will be accompanied < by his wife and two children.
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    Welfare Chief: No Aid From Lotteries
    236 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. chairman of the Central Welfare Cornell, toCiy stated the Council had up to date not received any contribution from the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board and that the Council at present is entirely dependent upon donations
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    TEACHER JOINS WELFARE DEPT
    75 4 TEACHER JOINS WELFARE DEPT KA.IAXC. rues.— -Inche B kor bin A! mho w.'-iv.e^ h:> diploma at tint 1 xMKkra S of So Scien recently rel umed England h bow attached to «;he H< a I g arter v. partn lat of Care. X a L -1", -he SI Icoi •as
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    Leaflets Explain Danger Of (Sealed Lips)
    261 4 Leaflets Explain Danger Of Sealed Lips) PEXANG, Tues.— 'Fight for your rights and your ideal of life by the peaceful means of tanoeratk elections. First rid the country of all terrorists and then it is up to you to help build a modern and happy Malaya." I This Is stated
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    Keep Away From Girls, Youth Told
    83 4 IPOH I J Pretheroi m an rone. fouth. .Ma nap fn pro ced behim on a rape charge but the Judge refused to accep* his plea of i w ilo'.vever. he ed*B tdnuss ol assa with i Uninal force \vit 'itrage the modesty of
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    BrokeKhalwat,Four Couples Bonnd Over
    225 4 BrokeKhalwat,Four Couples Bonnd Over IPOH. Tnes.— A Telok Ikamm M*U} bin Alang and Dahara binti Mohamed is* milted a breach of t r KTlllwit Ml g^overnisg Muslim relii' oos prmctia pr marriage were today bonni v,\i: b Pretheroe. Idrii admitted being "four. m r< tiref teal n Ith and j
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    JUNGLE SQUAD KILLS ONE RED
    26 4 JUNGLE SQUAD KILLS ONE RED KUALA LI —A pata i T i a* a one i they ten long md si i a ben be; an
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    Two Inspectors For SC Camp
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    PENANG MOVE FOR CHINESE POLICE
    268 4 PENANG, Tues. Twenty delegates to be selected from ten separate wards m Penang and Province Wellesley will be specially flown to Kuala Lumpur to see for themselves how training is carried out at the Police Depot. The President of the Penang Branch of the Malayan
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    Mammoth Youth Rally In K.Lumpur
    22 4 PART ol M i of fr. D. C. Ma H 1 I Brigade i be 1 youth
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    Five Broke Curfew
    8 4 and Man re one;: f
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    CHINESE BOOKS PLAN ATTACKED
    661 5 As a token of gratitude fur the uood work done by Messrs. Jack Sharp and Jim Lawler, Shaw Bros. General Mil age f and Publicity M.nuuer. respectively, m the exploitation of Warner Bros. pictures, especially the Gary Cooper starrer "Distant Drums' 1 and the Academy \u;u(l
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    Telok Ayer Market Relailers Protest
    220 5 EVICTION WARNING Standard Stall Reporter EIOHTI SIX C hinivse retailers, mostK ol vegeftasti hiok \yer Market will protest U the Sin^a < ii\ :»uiuil against the proposal to evict" them lelters. 'I be C;' f Heall O 80l <■ nighi be converted into a m
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    Award For Bravery
    120 5 !X I t Ml'l II Tins Mr il'i m Imillßl i- m ommiHif itifi i I, at tas heen award,i i v .ii v t ommendation brave i onuuet. i Ii- 1 la^t "Near. Mr. .m. and 1 1 other rolt«>«ether v ith a p. .iv •■>!
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    Nair Seeks Dispensary
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    331,219 NOW
    45 5 TOTAL of 331,219 persons we re vaccinated m the city and rural areas m Singaj <'' since the campaign lu'-an. 13,662 persons m the rura» areas were vaccinated during the period Sept. 20 to 23. In the city areas 5^92 persons were vaccinated today.
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    Queen Honours Four Policemen
    556 5 KUAi V LI'MPIK, Tnes.— The Queen has awarded the fewge Medal to lour members of the Police Ferces brin-in- the total of George Cross winners lor the Shi* nine -lour Malays, four Kuropeans and one Chinese. The latesi recipients are Poli L nants Eric James A
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    28 5 A SINGAPOB£ teacher and an ex-Lakour Party ittpporter. Mr. Peter Selvaraj, who will contest the December City Ceoncil election m the South Wurd as an ladependant I-ahour (andidat*'.
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    Marines' Dinner
    35 5 THE British Adviser, Selan--or, Mr. A. N. Ross among 20 members and guests who attended the dinner of the Malayan Branch Roya Marines Association held arj the Harlequin, Kuala Lumpur 00 Scyt. 20.
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    Vegetables: More Supply, Lower Price
    166 5 DESPITE heavier Fainta I m August (9.63 inches as compared with 6.70 inches m July) vegetables continued to come :in satisfactory auantitii s and prices generally decreased, i states the monthly report of 'the Department of Agriculture, Singapore. The report adds that wmfc butterflies appeared
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    Stop Gossip, Wife Told
    123 5 woman' who ;ued her husband tot maintenance told the Singapore Second o!l t J e Courl Magi trate, Mr. p. H. Chapman, yesterday that sne would retivn to her husband, if he would promise noi us assault her. Ti The husband, Guan Tran Tee said his
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    PI Proposal To WHO On Certificates
    168 5 PI Proposal To WHO On Certificates THE PHILIPPINE delegaton to the West PhcU] Re nal Committee meeting ot he United Nations World Jealth Organisation. to be teld m Saigon ir-'-v S> -•> v 30 will propose thai Interlational Certificate b! Vaccilation i arried by travellers ill over the world must
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    155 5 THE SINGAPORE Sea District Judge. Mr. H B. I ivingstone yesterday recoraed the evidence vi a witness m a Singapore Traction Company criminal breach at trust rase as the witness is leaving for Iil I C n d the 'dock stood Soednrto Pormiah vis »cntenced
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    132 5 THIEF WORE HIS PANTS AWAKENED at 2 ■i-iv by a commotion Lde his room, a young Indian was surprised to see his Chinese neighbour grappling with frobbS who held hit J card m his I md H equally surpri I found the thiel wearing -'■tort pants. The Indian. X isan
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    244 5 Standard Staff Reporter A TRIAL consigner" oi 1 400 tons at molasses will arrive m Singapore from HontfkoniE m the t«*»T«Oj Shuf towards the middle of October, an ogrid c-f Uip layan Stevedorinft and Transportation Limited, told Ihe Standard yesterday. Arriving with the molasses will be
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    713 6 I proaching the school hunting season i hund of pan nd cap m hand before i ling with them for admission for r children m schools next year. And the headmasters, whose schools are already minor Black Holes of C politely, but firmly, as 'hey can that th<
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    1114 6 A human life is lost every day ®«M. GBEEltf, an authority on Asian affairs reviews a new book "Handbook to Malaya" published recently by the Regional Information Office of South-East Asia LONDON. "17 VERY day a human life is iost. Every week valuable property is destroyed. Every month the Malayan
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    511 6 Gentlemen, Sir, Are Not Workers Sir: The Trade Unions Ordinance, 1940, has caused any little headaches to head's of Government departments who endeavour to the best of their ability to eni force the regulations as set m tiie Ordinance. But the little headaches they have suffered, and are suffering, will
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    489 6 Sir:— lt has recently been announced that premiums on insurance policies covering private motor-cars are to be increased by 30%. This has been decided at a meeting of about 40 members of the Insurance AssoYlalaya representne 60 insurance comI lies. The reason for this ncreasi be due to
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    234 6  -  B. S. BOH Sir:— With regard to the statement by the acting Director of Education that any one can write to the Police or the Department if one finds any teacher who indoctrinates communism m schools, I think it is on the one hand a very good
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    ORIGIN OF' KLING'
    473 6 Sir: The origin nnd use of 'Kling' has been mentioned m the local press time and again before. So si rung was the objection to its use by the South Indians that Kling Street had to be renamed Chulia Street. It appears a local Indian District Judge
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    65 6 Review of Views I Thrift And v. wide begin laun. 0 M, their > the j> Teachers a app Kjtsing S 1 THE the Cf comm shortage m pectcci cent yea: i tension made mind. i I I that the I bear i ai and pu blenih >Alth( ij Slum
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    98 7 Mrs. Patricia Webber, wife of a planter m Malaya who is home on leave drinks a cocktail with Anthony Steel who is »<». starring with Claudette Colbert m a film entitled "The Planters Uifc." at the Cafe Anglais m l.ondnn. recently. Mrs. Webber, who. like her husband, was made a
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    66 7 Police Want A Photo Pi g had oed untrue Officer. Ii 1. J. Kiike tod who surrer. police at Ni I the weekend ong the 41 to c time 1 1 he had t re 3 that up <\ r>K j been released j two women. looking tograph of ■:e
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    Aussie Won't Be In Court
    80 7 Xl HK. (Ji pan), Sept. 2:} (UPj An Australian soldier convicted of the traffic death of a Kor< an ih Id will not appeal m court to testify jn a civil damage suil filed by the child's father, Kyodo news agency reported today. > The
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    Riot Dispersed
    47 7 CALCUTTA, Sept. 2:* (UP)--Nepal ese police yesterday dis- ;ed a peasants demonstration before the royal palace and arrested two Nepali Congress workers leading the demonstra- tion, which wanted quick impletnentation ol the government decision on land and revenue re- j I form. I*.1 j I
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    120 7 JOHANNESBURG, Se O'Connor left by Gomel for inj; his job as head of the at Witwatersrand I niversit white inhabitants live "as Dr. O'Connor, who has been m the Union for tour years, said: "Anyone from Europe ound to feel uneasy m a like South
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    120 7 THIS strangely-labelled three by-two-foot crate, unloaded from a Pan-American airliner yesterday morning, contains what is officially described as "a live monkeyeating eagle" with special feeding instructions not to let him make "a pig" of himself. The two-foot high eagle, with white and dark brown plumage from the Philippines, is being
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    New President
    25 7 BEIRI i L 1 UP). imentthe oppos ed Bes I Khoury esidency, was no ejected Pi esident tod Cha »un ftrsi baliot !>. into
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    It's Up To China,He Says
    137 7 It's Up To China,He Says COLOMBO. Sept. 23 f Renter). Ceylon told China last month she was prepared to enter into diplomatic relations Prime Minister Dudley Senahayake said here today. Replying to Communist Pietci Keuneman m the House of Representatives he said it was up to China to take the
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    TWO HURT
    61 7 A WOMAN Hong Kam Yong <72>. was taken In an ambulance unconscious to the Genera] Hospital, after she was involved m a collision with a car near the junction of Moulrru m R >ad and BaJestier Road tast night. In another motor accident at Serangoon Road, a 43-year-old
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    MOSSADEQ APPROVES REPLY TO OIL OFFER
    211 7 MOSSADEQ APPROVES REPLY TO OIL OFFER UP rejected by Britain. The Oi! Commission's answer suggests that after Britain pays £49,000,000, an inquiry be made into the conflicting British and Iranian claims. It suggested that any refund could be paid out oi the oil product royalties due to the Anglo-Iranian Oil
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    Officials Mum
    39 7 NICOSIA, Cyprus, Sept. 23 (Reuter).— The authorities here today imposed a strict ban on all details of the overnight stop to be made m Cyprus next Saturday by the Duchess of Kent on her Might to Malaya.
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    'Arms' Man Awaits Return To India
    240 7 Reuter LONDON, Sept. 23 —Douglas Alan Perm. 36, charged with illegally selling arms and ammunition while he was an official m Assam seven years ago was committed to prison here today to await return to India. His defence counsel Mr. James Burge said application
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    454 7 Centre of attraction ;it last night's cocktai] party at the residence of M. A ndre Ouibaut. Freneb Consul General (left) was Mrs. Aubovneau, wife of Vice-Admu-al Philippe Auboyneau, Commander-iii-Chiet French Naval Forces m the Far F:ist (fourth from left). Others m picture
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    Nahas Defies Neguib
    143 7 Nah as Defies Neguib i CAIRO. Sepl 7 The pow« V. I'artf today defied < Gov< -oi "suggest I 'ii a Party 1< retire from offi Seventy- '.has. Premiei I the h< I ttm anti-Brit h ami c -s I t year, v. .< EMU I*9 major opposition politic not
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    Govt Union To Protest
    116 7 M.tlld.u d M.ill l;< |t..i THE SINGAPORE ment Adminisl rat i cal Services Union an extraoi -.nary g i i meeting to prol< (rT/ernmenl m set' the claims of i assistant Income T i D The main point at whether the salary scaU ed by the
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    Disowns Relatives
    26 7 DEDH aM (UP)- Cutting ofl without a C< d Quincy gardener Ii i I of his IT$lOO.OOO i rids arid i Sk ptember 13.
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      86 7 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES 'A Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 23: The following ore the closing pi ices of rubbci and tin on the London Market today \> LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN %i Spot £957 per ton buy- Spot 22 1 d. ers, £958 sellers. Oct /D«: 221 d. Three months: £946. 105.
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    Surgeon In Steel Repaired The Kelantan
    365 8 Surgeon In Steel Repaired The Kelantan Standard Shipping Reporter AN ENGINEER from Metalock (Britain) Ltd., ship and industrial repairers, flew into Singapore from j London, carried out repairs to the main engines of a local vessel m the harbour and boarded a plane back I to his headquarters m London
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    565 9 "iN'. \l* »;."i -nl»>.t.iii'>»i> habKkkUlJ -m lltliUl t »«i.i D\N i| iVurkl H<> lion* on l.\ i nilra ni<r.iior. I k i;.l \I? i Brrwrries, i; Network. l>letnrlm i Breweries 1 .nulu> I tlrxumlru K.I I 1 I'l^ I \l. .n.lr.i lir k- if r ii, Hi':
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    PEPPER SCOUSIGF HITS R.I. CROP.
    265 9 Spore Market Is Likely To Be Influenced Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE'S pepper market whicfa has held steady for the past month at around £600 per pirul for Muntok white may be influenced hv reports of heavy attacks hy "yellow disease" on Indonesia's pepper crop. Tin-
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    Japan Lifts Export Rules; S'pore Out
    83 9 Japan Lifts Export Rules; S'pore Out TOKYO, kp Japan frtu til ions to Brii a'Jl r "is onO •ry of Intern* End i l 1 r v Lifting of the c or ri.. I 1 gfcoi ■a h w.; be i .Ta nan to the ■i '11-.-B her pou tccf
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    SCCRA Has Not Received Jap Protest
    110 9 THE Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, Mr. K.G. Holiday, told The Standard yestprdisy that he had not officially received the protest from Japanese rubber goods manufacturers arrusing Malayan drulers of sending underquality rubber to Japan. Mr. Holiday was eommrntini; on
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    Tin Share Market Erratic
    113 9 Tin Share Market Erratic Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Toes The Malayan tin share market was somewhai erratic an<3 prices •ci slightly easier today. Industrials were steady. Rubber shares remained neglected.) Ch:i< iv 1 m cv Aei t INIH STKI \l H Buvprf Srtler* Gam 2 60 2.65 MacAlisters 40.00 40.50
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    Produce Mart Remains Quiet
    94 9 THE produce market m Singapore remained Quiet yesterday but prices m the c^pra j ami coconut oil sections were jhtly higher than Monday's levels. Coorn had buyers ai t;; per Mtcul and sellers ai $27J with no business passing Coconut oil sellers indicate C; 4.': per
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    Farm Techniques In US Studied
    56 9 Farm Techniques In US Studied I IS! ste it ire 3d said W ft Is tn i month m America to stud? I i help rodure more He panicularly i rted m led tea 1 itput and dcci ease production r- He w tudy g rvernt method* j farm credit,
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    HK Trade Figures
    71 9 AAP HONGKONt I, Sept (Reuter AAP H tmenl istry ha I hat el 1952 HKJ 08 3 mi lion, about 000,000 oi 10.6 than m July il trade i a i 34.4 the 1951 !v trade average. Bui om] red it Juni 1952 trade showed a per
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    PAA Flight Record
    63 9 AP FRANKFURT Sept. 2 I A Pan-A neri ran Woi I A r- s. per-6 Clipper est ied a double record n a *e*t- ins-AI anti ii ghl ending re j estei The p'anc carried 86 people larg number ev< r fl >wu HO-stop from New York
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    US Car Output
    30 9 AP DETROIT, Sept 23 The American motor indu try reached its highest production level for 15 months last week tui oing out 133,183 cat s and trucks.
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    What It Costs To Denationalize
    99 9 W hat It Costs To Denationalize LONDON, Sept. 23 (Reuter) The M nistr) »>! S;i();)ly annouix ed that the iota! 'compensation to be paid to the shareholders m Britain's nationalised steel industry is: approximately £245.80(1 000. But the Conservative government have announced their ineni ion ol centralising the steel industry,
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    30 9 NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (AP> World production of tea last i year totalled 1^27,000,0001: poundl six per cent up on < l!>fi(> figures, latest estimates i show. i i
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    BOAC ANNOUNCES £1% MIL. PROFIT
    227 9 LONDON, Sept. 23, (Reuter).— The British Overseas Airways Corporation announced last night that it made a gross profit of £1,233,722 for the financial year ending last March. This marked the first financial year since the nationalised overseas air service was organised m April 1946, that
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    US Offers To End Monopoly
    100 9 BANGKOK, Sept 23, (AFP) -An Offer to drop the agreement whereby the United States has the monopoly m Thai rubber purchases was made yesterday to the Thai Government by the United States Ambassador here. The American proposal is due to the sharp criticism made by
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    BELGIAN JUTE MARKET ACTIVE
    75 9 BRUSSELS, Sept. 23 (UP): The jute section of the Belgian textili industry, which has been m the cold over a year. is ;>nce again, picking up and manufacturer? are increasing their purchases of jute from P..k stan. Jute weavers are beginning > re-employ those workers who
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    New Jap Bid For Europe Commerce
    60 9 TOKYO, Sept. 23 (UP): The Mitsui Shipping Line is holding preliminary negotiations with various shipping lines operating between Japan and Europe m an apparent bid to open regular' commerce with the continent, Ji.ii Prc c s reported yesterday. Only one Japanese line, the NYK.
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    Tied Trade Pact
    62 9 HELSINKI. Sept. 23 (AP): A trade agreement between Finland, Russia and Communist China was signed on Sunday m MOSCOW, it was reported from Moscow yesterday. Under the agreement. Finland will supply Red China with goods valued at $34,000,--000 mainly pulp and paper wares. The Soviet Union will
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    51 9 IPOH Tues.— Tekkn. Ltd. has declared n third interim dividend of 6d. per m respect of the year ended Mar. 31, 1952, together with an interim dividend of 3d. per share m respect of the year ending Mar. 31, 1953, payable on Oct. 8. 1952, it was announced
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    115 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING robber prices (vents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Seller* No 1 Spot Loose 75] 10} FOB m bales Oct. No. 1 R.S.S. 76* 7b! No. 2 R.S.S. 70 A 71 "No. 3 R.S.S. 661- WI Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening prices per lb. were:
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    19 9 THE BRITISH governmen' hns reopened its Consulate al Macao following an agreemen; with the Portuguese eovernmeni AFP
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    No Change In Rubber Price
    156 9 TIIF" r«il»lwr market m Singapore rln-nl nn«lKui-( «l m prices from Monday"* lt-wl-. ihou^ii at. oik* Binge of trading yerttrrday, quotation* \*<-nl up !«> 77 oea4fl per l!». for fir*l «:ra<J*' rnl»l»«-r lor O<toji« r shipment* nodei .i\ of ii ness a i <■; m
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    35 9 HONGKONG, Sept 23.—Special Standard Service.— Closing prices on Ihe Hongkong Exchange today were $15.93 to £1 ing. $6,346 to US < $1,830 to Malayan $1: *n:',880 i fndoi* mm Rupiah Gold to i id.
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      191 9 STMGAPORB DIARY fMI II I lON <>1 (lIIN F n l rises iv I oa mow at of Co 3 ►I »'"l X X BAND: 1 i 1 c, at tne *<" '4 i m INHIBITION Mr BRITISH K«*t>K i < > Smgi a •t»o rith the P c- I
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    27 10 1 FRENCH *ti itar Dan 1 Drlormc a n| r »11 m the lerraei I I [Hate] txrrlskM 1 —and 1 w I
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    It's Wicked The Way One Has To Give Gifts
    857 10  - It's Wicked The Way One Has To Give Gifts Says MARGARET SCOTT ISN'T September a ghastly month? No, I don't mean the weather, the news or the public holidays (or lack of them). I mean the children's parties! Every other child one meets seems to have a birthday somewhere between
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    MAKING A STEAK GO FARTHER
    369 10 NX) make steak go farther, J- whether it's beef, veal or ham, try it with stuffing. But Che stuffing: must be delicious and should be distinctive At out* house, we've been experimenting with corn chips for stuffing. They are made of whole grain corn, twice
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    Make Breakfast Your Most Important Meal
    330 10 HTHERE'S nothing new about being told breakfast is your most important meal. Doctors and dieticians have been making: that fact plain for years. And it's well-established that no matter how much emphasis is put on this first meal of the day, a Large percentage
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    52 10 2 EVEN English stars favour < the brief Bikini swimsuit. J Here is lovely Nadia Grey 2 pictured on the beach near Venice wearing 1 one of the 5 scanties which Marilyn > Monroe favours, but which 2 other Hollywood stars do not quite approve. See > 2 article m
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    109 10 INEXPENSIVE costume jewellery that might discolour from the moisture of perspiration, should receive a light coat of colourless nail enamel. NEVER us e a dust cloth but once without washing it. Soiled rags tucked awau m corners and cup-boards are fire hazards f• TAKE gloshet or rubberg i
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    'Bikinis' Are Ideal For Catching The Sun, Gals!
    284 10  -  BOB THOMAS £L THE French bathing suit, which has been denounced by many glamour girls, is upheld by Marilyn Monroe, the Hollywood star. If there is anyone I'd like to see uphold a Bikini. K*S Marilyn Monroe, but that's another matter. The
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    195 10 Y'O'.'R. wrist watch should i .re a professional cleaning by a jeweller at least oice a year. SALVAGE rh«l box-fuli of unstrung pearls and tew tliem, one by one. m scatter arrangement, to a small headhugging lien. V IF YOU ore sending cookies to friends übroad, pack
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    44 11 photo. Bad weather yesterday affaiii prevented Britain's world land speed kln£ from attempting to beat the world water speed record m his jet speed boat Crusaderi 4* Loch Ness. Scotland. The record is held by Stanley Say res of L'.S.A. at 1*8.4 m.p.h. AP
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    45 11 LONDON, Sept. 23 (AP) I Ronnie Clayton, British fea--1 ther-weight champion, an- j nounced today he had signed to i tight Tommy Collins over ten rounds m Boston, Mass., on Oct. 14. Clayton said the match was made at 123 lbs. i I
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    76 12 The tactics comedians Bins Crosby and Bob i Hope appear to be dis- cussing for their tharity i golf match against their I British counterparts I Donald Peers and Ted 1 Ray didn't work out as planed. Bob and Ding j lost a niatdi which, m I, 1 point of
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