Singapore Standard, 4 September 1953

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. No. 61. SINCAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1933. TWELVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    THE TIDE TURNS IN RED WAR
    354 1 GOOD NEWS TO DAY, Thursday, bepiember the Third. 19*33 Hi*' Excellency the High Commissioner for lhe Federation of, ,a. Genercl Sir Gerald Templpr^^publidy announced that f»alf of the inhabitants of Molacco shall now live free 1 from mony of those Emergency restrictions which hod
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    COUNCIL TO THINK MORE ON TAX BILL
    346 1 Xl A LUMPUR, Thurs.— The it\ (amendment) Bill was i d to a Select Committee of federal Legislative Council numerous objections were rais- unofficials to several of its proI consists ial SecAt. VY. M. Kho Sin Hock, Mr. k Lin, Mr. R. Ramani,
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    The Cabinet: Three Go Up
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    VISIT BY RHEE
    16 1 SOUTH Korean P pnan Rhee yester _i brief visit to Freedon cc. A.P.
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    A Lead To The Rest Of Malaya
    47 1 A map of Malacca showing thp "White" area. Th 0 100.000 people m this area can now buy, store, move and consume all foodstuffs and other articles previously restricted. They can also move about freely by day and by night.
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    Templer Declares Malacca 'White'
    683 1 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Thurs. Under the shade of a large old tree on Residency Hill, 400 Settlement and Municipal Councillors, Government officials, merchants, traders, penghulus and other community leaders, this morning heard Sir Gerald Templer from the Residency porch declare the coastal strip of Malacca
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    The People Told
    224 1 AFJA FAFJA F MALACCA, Thurs. At thf outbreak of lhc Emtewtemey m r>is. Malacca was seriously affected hv Communist terrorist activities m all are. is. particularly m the M.isjid Tan.ih and Jasin areas. .\t this period there were mor,. thin 250 terrorists m the Settlement. Iluriim the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 1 If these were our snips ,|rn voud lonk |m >ears mmiii i
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    NO CURFEW AND NO FOOD CONTROL 160,000 Are Free
    688 1 NO CURFEW AND NO FOOD CONTROL 160,000 Are Free Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Thurs.— General Sir Gerald Templer, the Federation's High Commissioner, today declared a large part of the Settlement of Malacca, including Malacca Town, "a white area." In this area, from which most of the Emergency regulations have now
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    CARLSEN SHOCKED BY FIND
    254 1  -  PHILIP GOH By Standard Staff Reporter CAPTAIX Kurt Carlsen. the famous skipper of the sunken Enterprise." expn astonishment over news that his former ship down with a treasure of U*****,000 m mail sacks. Cnpt. Carlsen, whose present ship, the Flying Enterprise 11, •:cd m Singapoie yesterday
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    THIS IS SWEET
    12 1 SUGAR will be derationed m Britain this month. Reuter
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    GENERAL WARNS
    99 1 THE Hifi Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer. tells an audience of local leader*) and (iovernment officers that a large part <>f the Settlement of Malacca, from which most of the Emergency Beg illations have been lifted is now a "white area" The Hiyh Commissioner wa s addressing the
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    Bull In A China Shop (HK Style)
    33 1 HONGKONG. Sept. I (API A water to a i broke free a rui I the H kong ival until he was shot from c ol i
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    MAN IS SHOT DEAD IN COURT
    168 1 MAN IS SHOT DEAD IN COURT 10 II OKI; BAHRI Thurs. Sank.iran Nnr. a Johore Bahru business* man. was shot dead b\ i hinese m the i;nin il oflice of the Magistrate*! Court this morning m the presence ol ten clerks. 1 i m m Imme ing Tii i brohe
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    Japanese Mission Arrives In S'pore
    153 2 Japanese Mission Arrives In S'pore THK (act-finding commission of the House of Council, the I'pper House c.i the Japanese Diet, arrived m Singapore m a BOAC Constellation fron Jakarta yesterday, mmisi i r i cons i t s <> f men i I i nan I -up of I ,;i
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    52 2 photo. THE SIX MEMBERS of the Japanese House of Council who arrived m Singapore yesterday, From left: Messrs. K. Nakagawa; Tatsuo Miura; Lemon Ikeda; chairman and leader of the party; Tadataka Sata: Ken Ninomiya, Japanese Consul General Singapore; llajime Tanaka; Mrs. Mit.su Kon> and Mr. Takeshi Watanabe, secretary to the
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    Bank Cashiers Inquiry Begins
    376 2 $Va Mil. Trust Case LOO WEE WAN, 52 year -old chief paying cashier »f the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation, laced a tentative charge of criminal breach of trust of S?50,00:i m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday H thai Loe c uMed Tiam Siew. a.V man
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    A QUALIFIED GEMMOLOGIST
    128 2 MX WILL I AM SINA (11). who passed the Diplo ma Examinations m Gem Melon J, m London m May is the first man m Malaya t<> obtain thi s qualification. vlr. Sen.i ig now a I eilow of the Koyal Gemmotogieal Association af (ireat Britain. He
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    Your-Own-Home Scheme Gets Under Way
    331 2 Your-Own-Home Scheme Gets Under Way St.uulard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Governit has launched its ne to help cm* ployees to acquire their own houses. A circular advising the S of the renditions on arhieh they could obtain buy houses, was to all departmental head- lay. he scheme, Government will advance $2,000,000
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    Trishsman Killed Self In Jump
    80 2 THE S. ngapore tant ncr, Mr. dam Chong Hing. returned a verdict of ide at the conclusion of terday-a inquest on Chong Bf< c, a trisha rider. ►ng*B aunt, Lei Ah Kirn c aid her nephew told her m the 'h Qi ra] Hospital a
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    HK EXCHANGE
    45 2 .HONGKONG sent. 3. Snecial Standard Service prices ol the Hongkong Xv change today were $1588 to tl Stei lin*: $.-> ***** to US 1 ri >l 827 to Malayan $1: £2 07 to one Indonesian R u -h ll .id *200.2a lo one UeJ
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    114 2 COMMODITY PRICES ft C L OS 1 N G rubber prices (cents per lb) m Singapore yesterday were. Bayers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loos* ttl 641 No. 1 R.S.S. 64 i 64! No. 2 R.S.S. 63 631 No. 3 R.S.S. til 62 Tone: Steady quiet. TIN PRICK The price
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    Heavy Fine For Liquor Shop Owner
    113 2 Heavy Fine For Liquor Shop Owner GOH HOW KOK. the proprietor of a liquor shop was fined a total of $2,000 mi n the Singapore First District Court clay on three charges ot Dossesaton of instruments for counterfeiting trade marks and possession of counterfeit labels. Hia shop assistant. Av.z Boon
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    PARTY FOR MENON
    47 2 A TEA PARTY will be held on Sunday at the H»i Tian Restaurant, m Coast Road, Port Dickson, by the Indian community, under the auspice? of the Malayan Indian Congress Port Dickson branch, m honour of Government of India Representative. Mr. M. Gopala Menon.
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    Teachers Urged To Learn Child Psychology
    374 2 Standard Staff Reporter DR. W. A. NICHOLAS, Acting Professor of Public Health and Sociol Medicine of the University of Malaya, will suggest to the Singapore Government that all Colony school teachers should undergo short courses on child psychology to understand their pupils better. He
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    Forum For Film Fans
    64 2 Standard Staff Reporter Film.gofrs m Singapore who have no say m the ter of films screened w.ll a forum to air £i:i vaA C.ik na Fans A*so i on non-political and noncommunal basis is bi organoid by |fj s AI Mohami d Hussain. Mr. Il.i^sain said
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    Air Ministry Union Officials
    65 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR. L. NAZARETH was elected rman of the Ministry Local Staff Cr Technical Croup, which n .^ents- all technician en Of the Ai r Ministry mi n Si pore Other office bearers are .Mr. B rerni ndo srs. P. X iii bin Awang
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    He Hits At Govt. Stooges
    48 2 MR. I tary ot Singa] i Govt rnnv I a Colo A of thc i I tion Ilr ernment g requ< Trade Union I Govern 1 1 i and Fed* gate. Govern nenl aye vited all ti. -ny to and pick ;> Mr Lee.
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    His Calls To Police Off
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    BETTER LIVING WAGES SOUGHT
    58 3 BETTER LIVING WAGES SOUGHT TIIE majority of the ,1 ill who ire m jht* lower income group ar e indebted ami are un- [o maintain a decent I i i ot living with present emoloils. Har- tss lit lI It IpISI'I. 9 m fi) 4 same < m '■> thc
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    From Aftap To Ashestos
    18 3 From Aftap To Ashestos v House Plan i •ourMr. •i of nbers j au- i nire of rs.
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    INJURIES HIS PUNISHMENT
    31 3 rEEB il cont the m the night 2. .-'ass cutSixth P i lurt likam Pushto -rly. I to house Mr. R. him I been punished by his injuries.
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    They Plead For Re-instatement
    40 3 re Ctv CounWorkers Union i trical king him to a/ith- ol li i 20 w ii emPasir Panjang >n, thai if no reply forthcom--1 nion will refer the JJ, ■-a the mem* an emei gen >• general
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    20-Year-Old Sheds Go Down
    163 3 20- Year-Old Sheds Go Down TIIK last hut one of the scores of ;>: ink and zinc huts m Eu I >:»-; Sea Street which had heen hoosiag a variety of shops during their IJO-year spin of life, v m palled down by City (Ouncil labourers yesterday. Tliis ended a
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    Lost Articles Were At Police Station
    128 3 Lost Articles Were A t Police Station WHEN a shopkeeper m Market Street, Singapore woke up yesterday mornin? he found his store box broken open and six pieces of soap and 12 tubes of toothpaste missing. He went jht to the Central Poli S ion to W a report but
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    32 3 RUG VYAII binti Kartin daughter of Kartiu bin Kasha, and YusotT bin Haji A Inl ul Rahman who were married recently at 22, Katnponsj Woodleigh off Scran gooa Road. Singapore.
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    $8,800 HAUL
    40 3 A POLICE party led by Detective Inspector A. Gopalan raided a house m Cecil Street on Wednesday night and seized SB. BOO worth ot raw opium. Tiie opium, weighing 22 lbs., was found m a wooden b ex.
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    Squatters Will Delay Plan For Causeway
    99 3 Squatters Will Delay Plan For Causeway X on the new causeKirn Seng bridge pore River will be held up because of three squatter houses. Squatters living on the proposed site for the causeway have refused to move. said Mr Soh Ghee Soon, Progressive City Councillor, who suggested the project m
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    Scholarships Are Available
    75 3 THE British Council m Singapore is offering stu iv scholarships m the United Kingdom i:> > I <.) a a lenuc > ear. S 'holarshioa are to ai nly available to those with Univers Ly degress, or eQUivalenl nr jfessional qualifications. Tho-»e are eligible foi government scholarships
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    INFECTED PORT
    20 3 Singapore Govemmeni has declared under the Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Ordinance that Cochin is infected with small-pox.
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    He Thought Pistol Was A Toy Gun
    111 3 WHILE playing aiound hi> house m Boon Teck Road on Tuesday, a small boy picked up an automatic pistol near a rubbish dump. Thinking that it was just a toy gun. he brought it home and placed it among his other toys m
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SIX
    58 3 THE Y.S.C. Institute ot Commerce, 088 Robinson Road. Singapore, is giving six scholarships to the best students who enrol m the Institute before Oct 15. A special test m shorthand and typewriting wdl be held m December and the six besl students will be coached free up
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    TU Officer Wins Appeal And Judge's Sympathy
    171 3 TU Officer Wins Appeal And Judge's Sympathy Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. Justice Storr. m the Supreme Court h. today allowed tlie appeal ot Shawaluddin bin Kassim, Trade Union Officer, who had been fined $100. m default two months' imprisonment, m a lower court on a charge of
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    Samsu Racketeers Are On The Run
    247 3 Samsu Racketeers Are On The Run Standard Stall Reporter CUSTOMS officers scouring through squatter iet« tlements and remote spots m Singapore have (lik rear seized about 65,000 gallons of fermented rice and gallons ot Ml WW They dil I and destroyed 157 illegal stj One hundre i people Implicated m
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    The Sultan's Birthday
    30 3 JOHORE BAHRU, 1 \\A will _>rgan 'ration birthday <»f Johore. arho from the Unite I X on Sept. IS. ivill be ii S in. I Th I
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    $40,062 FOR ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE
    257 3 DURING the St. .lohn Ambulance Appeal Week, which ended m June 30, a total of $40,002 was netted. The organisation yesterday expressed its appreciation for the generous public response to this drive. Thc following is the last lis? of donors: Sir John Nicoll $100; Koh
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    PUBLIC HOLIDAYS FOR DAILY PAID
    260 3 Three Councillors Urge: THREE Singapore Legislative Councillors said yesterday that daily-rated employees m (iovernment service should be granted as many gazetted holidays as monthly-rated employees and 14 days vacation leave m each calendar year. They were commenting on the report of the Special Committee appointed
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    CUSTOMS FIRED 5 CORRUPT OFFICERS
    187 3 Opium Mauls Worth $3 %M. FIVE CUSTOMS officers, one with 19 years service, have been dismissed since January for corruption, the Comptroller of Customs, r' 5# v "-ell, told Singapore newsmen yesterday. Rp Pll l3nn m? M V T e dismissed aft.-r :i y on
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    BYRNE FOR COLOMBO SEA TALKS
    18 3 BYRNE FOR COLOMBO SEA TALKS 1 1 Di A c one •i (i S i j it i
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    LOOT WAS $1
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    BANDUNG BEAUTY
    143 4 1 I KOM the moment Miss I lai ida II asn i stepped J 1 off a BOAC (on- j I 1 stellatioa at Kallang Air- i 1 port yesterday, admiring eyes followed her .is siu- strode down the tarmac, late the airport I Imilding. aad out to
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    R.I. Daily Sees Free Malaya Soon
    25 4 R.I. Daily Sees Free Malaya Soon .1 KAH i B will Ol I owing < ircle i I i 1 In "A ne quo noi li
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    NEGLIGENT: $25
    23 4 IWELA was fined $25 m trie First for driving his rar In a i genl manner ol Ci Chiat Fel lh*.
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    Feared Wife Would Spend Cash In Bars -COURT TOLD
    231 4 Feared Wife Would Spend Cash In Bars -COURT TOLD DEFENCE Counsel Mr. J. Abisheganaden said m the Singapore First District Court yesterday that when the customers of Peter Kobinson, a photographer, read ol his plight i" tite newspapers, they promptly paid Mm all their debts. Thus he was able to
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    LOKE WILL HEAD NEW TELEPHONE BOARD
    237 4 LOKE WILL HEAD NEW TELEPHONE BOARD FIIE Singapore Government yesterday announced that Mr. Lake Waa Tho, M^iay.,u him magnate has beea appointed to head the Telephone Board which i> to act aa operative body until the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company la haaded to the Colony (iovernment afl the end
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    Burglars Left Without Loot
    44 4 BURGLARS entered p in Roch ire R tad <>:i I iday ni lever:. were scared off, by noi they I to op binef $1,000. er insp the Wednesday mom- venti ered position and just this \<_ ntilator. k of fingerprints were
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    WINNING VOICES
    72 4 photo. THESE are the winners at the amateur singing contest organized by the dn.it World Park, m Penang recently. Left to right: Mr. Khoo Chiew Peng, tbe inner. Mr. Wong Yew Loong. serond and Mr. Yen Choon Yen third. Missc s Khor Hin Thean first: Seah Mun Cheng,
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    FINAL WARNING ON CLAIMS FOR PRIVATE GOODS
    126 4 KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The War Damage Commission is appealing to all claimants who havesubmitted claims ior private chattels and who have received no reply, to get m touch with the Commission either through their Headmen, the District Officer, or direct, without lurther delay.
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    KAR's Get Their Man In Pahang
    176 4 OXL 'nore Commui.. I t has been killed by the Security Forces m the Federation. T'ne terrorist was killed by I lion of 'A' Company of the 2nd Battalion. th 0 Kil African Rifles. who were ambush positions m the Jerantut district of Paha
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    TAX TAKINGS
    23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thm The n< I collections from Income Tax for the four weeks ended August 29, 1953 amounted to $26,691,426.16.
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    RIDA Bill Survives Debate
    113 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur!* The Rural and Indu Development Authority Bill pro;: heated d< the Fi era Legislative Council today. After a 2}-hour tussle and I ier ea of official amendments and counter amendments, the Bill was fina ly passed. It the I Onn bin .la'afar. Chairman
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    A Mother's Vain Bid To Save Child
    19 4 A Mother 's Vain Bid To Save Child A MOTHEI daufl she I Sins Tht the C th whc
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    1,500 WILL TAKE PART IN YOUTH PARADE
    271 4 1,500 WILL TAKE PART IN YOUTH PARADE SUuMnrd Stall Correspondent PENANG. Thurs. About 1.500 uniformed youths will take part m a youth parade which will be held o n Monday. Sept. 14. starting from Victoria Green. This I* part of the Settlement Youth Council's programme m connection with the Pan-Ma
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    DEATH PENALTY FOR CONSORTING
    219 4 MALACCA, Thurs— Oan Kirn Sens AWI a tonner rubber tapper uith hi s right leg m plaster who was earned to court on a stretcher was today ient.no ed to death by Mr. Justice Beilann m the Hlrh (ourt ior consorting with armed bandits. The jury
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    PAY CUT MOVIE IN COUNCIL
    266 4 MX A X I.AZAKOI s Labour Couacillor for North Ward, will move at the September meeting of the Singapore City t ouncil a motion asking: that the present allowance of S.'OO he retimed to $s#. In a statement to the Press yesterday, Mr I. a/a
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    Night Raid On A House
    59 4 TWO officers and four men of the Narcotics Bran:-h of the Singapore Police raided a house m M.ddle Road ai last night. A police van arrived with the six men who art nt up to the upper storey of the building and searched the living
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    Malayan Navy Invites Cadet Officers New Scheme To Malayanise Force
    156 4 Malayan Navy Invites Cadet Officers New Scheme To Malayanise Force A CADET officers schemo whose to Malayonisc thc Royal Malayon I announced by Captain H. E. H. Nicholl Officer, Royal Malayan Navy, at o ference m Singapore, yesterday. Tlie scheme British i ci Malayan Kavy which, it is tai for
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    First Taxi To Get A Runs Today
    259 5 First Taxi To Get A Runs Today 285, i and I h v V. 1 1 Dun an di nbutors for the Ha da n eter, Mr. A .1. Higgs, cperl from London I a S lard reporter. c the first \o ride m the A spokesman for he com-
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    BURMA ENVOY TO WHO TALKS VISITS S'PORE
    22 5 BURMA ENVOY TO WHO TALKS VISITS S'PORE W.ll C) h m P H ier c •.ond Di ned many A PO PO
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    The Students Who "Matured In UK Return Rejoicing
    255 5 The Students Who "Matured In UK Return Rejoicing Xl \l.\ LUMPUR. Thurs.— Fifty-six Maia vans, who were among the first hatch ot students to leave ior Kirkby College two years age, were told on their return to the Federal capital today that they were no Lunger students, hut "matured men
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    His Work On A Murder Is Commended
    149 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Police Frederick •David has been awarded a Commissioner of Police's Comt mendation for Merit for outriding work m investigating a murder case m the Kajang itrict of Selangor. The murder, which took place m April last year, was a particularly
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    Fed. Betting Bill Passed
    83 5 KU ILA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Betting Ordinance Bill was pj by the Federal ye Council today. The introduces measures toi betting houses and ng m public places. .ung the Bill, the Atral, Mr. M. Hogan said t legislation was In F< •.■tated and the aim ol
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    TALENTIME
    11 5 CHINESE Swimming Club d s talentime session tonight at 8.
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    CROWN REPLICA'S
    95 5 j The replica of the Royal Crown and the medal- < lions beariag the hange j; 2 ol H\uvn Elisabeth II Show the workmanship of .Malaya Goldsmiths, S North Bridge Road. Sin- J Rapore. who made four J j models of th P Crown set jj with pearls
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    Leica Camera Is Stolen From Car
    53 5 A CAMERA belonging to an engineer wai stl en When left it m his unio -ked ear m Rochore Canal Road on Sunday night. It wa.s a Lcica romera hearing number 5W*****f>. Anyone who comes across the camera is asked to report at once
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    LABOUR MEETING
    21 5 A MEETING to form Lahour Par-.v m Por* Dickson here on Satu: at 5 p.n. at 81 Mill R<
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    Meter
    75 5 photo. Mr. HJ lliggs. the meter expert from London is Seen fixing the first meter m a Singapore taxi yesterday. The meter is m the left glove box oi their. A metal flag proje< ts upwards M nd ran be ■eea from outside when the car i> for h"e.
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    Tax On Smokes Approved
    672 5 GOVT IS FLAYED FOR NOT CUTTING COSTS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federotion Government won overwhelming support m the Federal Legislative Council this morning for its proposal to increase duties on tobacco and petrol. The only opposition to two motions for th by tne Financial Secretary. Mr.
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    Police Told: Observe Law Code
    270 5 Il'OH. Thurs Thr prov I sions m tke Crmnnil Pen cedurr ode arc for th«- pto tritinn of every l»ody. |hr puhlii md the police, .nil the 3 must In- ohs,i\id" mhl Mr i Psei i President of ihe Sessions Court ><s terdaj at tlo-
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    Killed In Ambulance Crash
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    For Education
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    Payment By Hawkers To Poiice Alleged
    169 5 KLANG, Thurs— A ega tions thai Hawkers were paym- money to the P monthly to carry on their trade, made a: the Klang T. B. ard :u- c: v g jresti Mr. Lee Eag Teh (unofficial) said poultry hawkers had approached the police for
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    Reds Are Now Less Active In Hongkong
    142 5 —Moc/n/osh PENANG, Thurs. For the past three years there has been a certain amount ot'^Red activities iv Hongkong, but at the present time, the situation i s quiet, the retiring Commissioner of Police, Hongkong, Mr. D. W. Macintosh, told The Standard today. Mr
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    WOMAN FOUND HACKED TO DEATH IN TEMPLE
    156 5 A 70-YKAR-OLD woman temple keeper, Tan Kirn Neo, was found hacked to death m her house m Lorong Stangee last evening. Her grand-daughter who went to ber house at about 5 p.m found ber spnu on the floor of the kitchen. She was
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    MAIN OBJECT OF KIRKBY
    92 5 LONDON. Sept. 3— lt ll more important for Malayan student teachers to learn to live together than to get to know the British. Malayan Commissioner Raja Sir Uda said today. He was replying to a letter m this morning's London Times suggesting tiiat Malayan student teachers
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      73 5 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES I Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 3 The following arc the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot £615 per ton buySpot 19 d. ers £617 10$ sellers. Oct. Dec. 19 Id. Thfce mont hs: £605 Jon. /Mor. 19„d. buyers, £607
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    Sober Facts
    697 6 E mil >t be careful not to allow figures to distort the progress of thc Emergency. No useful purpose can be served by presenting a confused picture to the public. We do not believe this has ever been the intention ol the Federal Government. Most ponsible officials arc
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    Review of Views
    266 6 Review of Views Mr. Lazarous IT is a pity thai even Mr. A R. Lazarous 1 earnesi assertion, that the prestige of Councillors was at stake could not stir his colleagues to think I a concrete alternative to Mr. Lazarous' plans to combat future corruption atr, councillors, says Utu Melayu
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    Give The Shop Worker A Fair Deal
    1159 6 fe. ■■-.<■ |9 SHE SfIHHBHH CHOP workers m the Federation and m Singapore are demanding better pay and better working conditions. Many of them work between twelve and fourteen hours a day. Some work longer. They get no extra money for overtime. Few
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      What's Democracy?
      251 6 bir; Now-a-days we talk of democracy. What is democracy? Democracy is not only a form of Government but a way of life and therefore the ideal of democracy is not to be renfined to the political sphere only but has to be expended to every other sphere of
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      Not Surprised
      172 6 Not Surprised Sir:— Your article. "Negro! Wt regret sir," ts oi great interest to Malayans. They have been reading a lot about colour discrimination m America and perhaps this is the firet time they have learnt ol such practice m London am not surprised at all on reading this article
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      SO SMALL
      123 6 Sir; In your Sept. Ist issue. Mr. Goh Kong Bens states inter alia that Malayans understand the hardships of the civilians I ;t it is astounding to note that when the Chinese a:. to donate a little of their extra blood to sava the majority of the Chinese
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    CHINA'S HOPES DIM?
    666 6 Bu A Times Correspondent. BONGKONG. \to DETAILS have been published of the live-year plan with which China began its industralization this year. The prime reason may be that the hopes of Russian aid with which the Chinese economic mission to Moscow set out m September 1952. and
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    Laughter-at Work
    19 6 Laughter- at Work If >uu re not uoin^ to buy thai Look I shall tell jou uho done itl"
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    'Japs Should Quit Leaning On U.S. Says Dulles
    93 7 'Japs Should Quit Leaning On U.S. Says Dulles .r. that the Un rl J aid take interioi -imeriomic difficull inion tl the Un pari c financial burtion with [inte] loi defence Japanke troi up I I "i Quit o j i v.. the i.il hi the tting It added that
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    NEW RIOTS IN GERMAN CITIES
    43 7 fP) .rder cities immunist 1,500 n sed irit lisrupt Sun- ons. aid an--5 ",o Ea t German re mol at al border I pared to myy within 12 ho ir The new Germany 5,000,000 I n Sun ay.
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    Georgi Malenkov Attends Ballet
    10 7 (Ul ballet s Khruschev nen Com-
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    US Gives Persia $23.4 M.
    146 7 US Gives Persia $23.4 M. WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.— The United States is to make available to Persia U5523,400,--000 m the current financial year to continue the present Point Four aid programme, thp Foreign Operation* Administration announced here ay. These funds are distinct from thc special economic ?id which Persia requested
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    Oilmen Fight A Gas Spout
    94 7 SUAI, Northern Sarawak. Sept. 3. (Reuter).— Oil enpi- neers here are today seeking; to bring under control :i of high pressure ms which is roaring out th< earth up a 13,000-foot drill hole. An underground of gas was tapped without warnoilmen were dril- of three
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    GEN. WAINWRIGHT DIES
    39 7 .Nl INIO. Fonathan M. Wain>f Corregidor," died yesterday m Brooke here. Fra orado. Presidenl Eisenhower yesterday g re t s 0 ith of Gen. Wain- praised him as >n inspiration to free men R ler. AP.
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    BRITAIN IS AHEAD. WILEY
    79 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 3,1j (Reuter) Britain is well 1 1 ahead of the United States m defensive weapons against the H-bomb and A-bomb. Senator Alexander Wiley, Chairman ol the United states Foreign Re- lations Committee, admitted I here. He said m an interview Willi Reuter that m
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    Gen Dean Awaits Korea Release
    38 7 HONGKONG. Stid 3: titer) Peking Radio ann< ed today that American Majoi Gen< al William Dean, the senior Allied officer heid by the Communists m Korea, had arrived at Kaesong to await repatriation.
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    MITTERAND QUITS
    20 7 FRANCOIS Mitterand. the French Minister of State m Joseph Laniel's cabinet has submitted hi s resignation. I AFP.
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    1000S CHEER AS HILLARY WEDS
    58 7 1000S CHEER AS HILLARY WEDS AUCKLAND, Sept. 3 (AP)- thronged Auck- land's streets today to cheei the country's new national hero, Mt. Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary, on his j wedding day. The bride was Louise Rose 22, s student at the Sydney, Conservatory ot Mus.'- Her j father is
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    Freemasons Aid
    54 7 LONDON. Sept. (Reuter) The Grand Lodge of English Freemasons decided today to give LI.OOO a year for the next seven years toward the restoration of Westminster Abbey. c ancient Abbey, scene of this i ear's I onation -ba I y m need of repair and has issued a
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    SCOTS PLAYED FALSE WITH PLUG-IN BAGPIPES
    198 7 LONDON, Sept. 3: (Reuter) Englishmen have heaped the final indignity on Scotland's head they have invented false bagpipe*. This contraption which works off the electric mains like a washing machin<> gives daily recitals at Britain's annual radio show which started here today. Weighing about
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    Anglo-Egyptian Mediator Leaves
    147 7 LONDON. Sept. 3 (IP)— British negotiator Gen. Sir Brian Robertson is leaving Cairo at what Middle Kast observers here today believed to be the danger point m Anglo-Egyptian talks on the Suez Canal zone. Cairo reports said Roberi /as leaving tor London on 'riday. Foreign Office here
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    U.S. TANKER OF THE AIR
    153 7 THIS PHOTOGRAPH just released shows thc world's first jet-powered aerial tanker plane— a modi lied Boeing KB-478 Stratojet tanker (right) refuelling another B-47 Stratojet medium bomber. The picture was taken during experimental aerial re fuellin g tests jnst announced by Boeing Airplane Co. and the
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    'NEW US STAND IN I-C'
    326 7 Reaction To Dulles Speech WASHINGTON. Sept. 3, (AFP)— The United Stotes worning to Communist China that any direct intervention on her part m Indo Chino would provoke the American armed forces to carry out hostilities into Chinese territory, was viewed by American diplomatic sources as
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    A Girl Galled 'Earthquake'
    84 7 This new-born baby Rirl has heen christened Sismia a name that comes from the Greek word for earthquake. Just a few hours before she WM horo the great earth shattering catastrophe came to the (irerk island of Cephalonia. where her mother's home was. Her mother. Mrs.
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    Kenya Gang Gets Beating-Lose 3
    54 7 NAIROBI I vf-Pl Thi, cr killed i- 1 a fight m I 'net between I hiet Uncjogo and and a v< l-armed The terrorists broke ofl the eng... taking with them th- ol their dead rades winch they later threw into th. I Rl ci
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    RI TO SUPPORT CHINA FOR UN
    51 7 DJAKARTA, 3 (UP).-- Foreign M nisti i Sunarjo LOI by plane tor New York via Mani ncsia m the United Nations General mbly. He said suppon idmission ot <- >m- munist China into the l'n Nations as well as the Moroc- can and Tunisian
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    British Picture Draws Big Crowd
    40 7 VENICE, s, pt 2, (Reuter).— Britain's sole entry m the Venice film festival, -Moulin Rouge" the technicolour based on the life of the French painter Toulouse Lautrec, was shown to a packed audience here tonight.
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    STAR PARALYSED
    21 7 ERROL FLYNN was stricken with partial paraly i I the legs last night while out dancing In Venice. A.F.P.
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    US Rubber Consumption Will Top 1952 Record
    261 7 AKRON, OHIO, Sep. 3: (Reuter)— The United States will consume more new ruhber this year than ever before according to current estimates of B. F. Goodrich and c: m pany. its president, Mr. John L. Colljrer said today. The company estimates a'" o
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    RUSSIAN BID FOR LEAD IN F. EAST
    71 7 RUSSIAN BID FOR LEAD IN F. EAST KOREANS' TRIP TO MOSCOW I.ONDON, Sept. 3 <l P) British officials helie\e that the Moscow Hull "i \orth Korean cfelefi the lirst signiHc-ant mo\r oi the Kremlin t<> < «.unl cr Ued China\ grnwlafl inlltiemc m Asia oni ■,v ia an: etl The
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    Morocco Out Of Council
    17 7 S I tain prop. on the it c 11B I I nou: 11
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    Britain Has Lead Of 5 Years In Jets
    150 8 WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 (AP)— Sir Miles Thomas, chairman of British Overseas Airways Corporation. has prophesied daily round trip flights between Now York and London for 1960 without an intermediate stop on either trip. Sir Mi Ui lead ol toi ir or five
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    27 8 photo. THE 11. 783 ton Dutch cargo ship, Karimun. is now at Singapore. The Nederland Line vessel is on ncr maiden voyage to the Ear East. Standard
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    TAIPEH FREES DANISH SHIP
    64 8 HONGKONG. Sept. S (Heater) Chinese Nations have •50 and detail:'. of the crew fi the D Steamer Heinrich li tont, anj; to a radio 1 from Captain R.A. Neil en tc the I The Heinrich J en haa left Fo 1 Ke.- unf on her \v._\
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    DRIVER HELD
    38 9 THE Singapore Traffic Poh, c "lay evening detained a driver of a car for mterrogaia onjunction with a accident m which a man slightly injured at the junction of Rochore Road and Ql n Sti tet.
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    HE FOUGHT OFF HIS ATTACKERS
    234 9 ALTHOUGH stabbed m fhe abdomen and arms, odd-job labourer ran to an ice stall, grabbed an I water bottle and put his assailants to flight. But by then one of tl who stabbed him had tabbed the labourer's friend who later died a^ a result
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    An Accident Judge Sees For Himself
    100 9 E SINGAPORE Fit lagi trate, dr. WR n went to iue ot Rn i t Valley entrance of the > F. f, f led tl am gradient -.ii m his own car at tfitly over Si.) and found the road was ry. Albury, a
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    207 9 1 111 cii I m the red silk J liimpri looked lost and > i% s < reads milled hei o„ the gaayside g irlnp Empire Wind- lot ke •filfc the B itta Uaa of the rehire Regimes! jj m,| hark from M.i J he spoke haltiai
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    Unions Name Lim For Tokyo Talks
    142 9 Standard Staff Reporter Tra. 1 n!on r tW K > r of the Singapore H- ed Con f r PS »M yesterday unanimously lmH n d,( t( l re P rc^n t the Colrmv at J allnal Organisation and International Conference of Free Trade
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    Hawkar Law Challenged By Counsel
    176 9 IS IT legal to prosecute a hawker on a -chit" issued by aa employee of a local Government authority? On this point rests the fate of 29 'hawkers charged with selling I pork without licen The poi v Mr Leslie Rayner, defending the hawkers, before
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    Taxi Driver Helps Police Nab Thief
    106 9 Tax i Driver Helps Police Nab Thief SINGAPORE -c:\i driver yester lay elp a pa i v serai to arres: a snatch-thief who tried to make off on a bicyi The Mohindei Singh, was m Orchard Road when he saw a cyclist snatching a handbag from a Mohinder Singh to
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    ACSU To Hold A Tea Party
    62 9 THE ARMY Civil Service :i of Singapore will celebrate its sixth anniversary with a tea party on Saturday at the Robinson Cafe. For the first time, the Deputy Command S re' ary of the Army is expected to be present. Also expected are the
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    WHO Session Opens In Tokyo
    55 9 TOKYO. Sept. 3 (AFP) The Fourth Session Western P.; ifl H. g onal I mittee of the World Hi Organisation opened hero to--14 member countries attending. The Committee will health problems of Ko* refugees, a ime of national organisations m the Western P. tion ol
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    JAKARTA FAIR
    23 9 HONGKONG. Sept. 3, (AP) Twenty three Hong Chinese Manufacturers Union members left for Indonesia today for the Jakarta International Trade Fair.
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    US Cold Reserves
    26 9 THE Sterling area boosted its gold and dollar reserves by USS 13,000,000 !a.-,t month to U552.469.000.n0n. the British Treasury announced Wednesday.- A P
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    Tribesmen Cheer
    25 9 A HUGE crowd including mountain tribesmen on horseback, on Wednesday welcomed the Sultan of Morocco. Sidi Mohammed Bon M<. Arafa, into Mekncs.- AFP
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    MANAGER DEFENDS STC BUS SERViCES
    185 9 THE Singapore Traction Company's bus transport service is comparable to that of cities m Britain, the United States and the Continent, Mr. E. G. Wilson, acting general manager of the Singapore Traction j Company, said yesterday. lie WBfl commenting on ultimatum served by the City
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    Car Parts Not Stolen By Kids, Says Claque
    82 9 Car Parts Not Stolen By Kids, Says Claque MR. PETER CLAGUE. Singapore Police Secretary, yesterday denied that "police believe thefts of spare parts are committed by cinema-minded children out for quick money'" Bfl reported Kn a local newspaper (not The Standard*. "This i.s not true Ba police never believe such
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    Blotto Returns
    21 9 BLOTTO, thp dalmatian who was reported missing on Tuesday, haj returned to ita ownei m KTrburn Estate yesterday piorning,
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    America's Most Modern Steel Plant
    82 9 AFRIAI. view of DJU Steel's 1 airless Works under construction showing America's newest and most modern steel plant nenring completion. In the foreground is the water-filled slip where ocean going carriers w ill biinu m ore from foreign countries. Back of the slip, centre, are
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    U.S. Policy Directed At Enlarging World Trade
    279 9 U.S. Policy Directed At Enlarging World Trade UNITED States trade policies under the Eisenhower administration arc aimed at enlarging world commerce, if thc legislation extending the U.S. reciprocal trade programme and simplification of customs procedures arc any indication. A 17-man commission to review .mic policy with emphasis on expansion Other
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    U.S. Plan To Aid Sterling Cautioned
    194 9 U.S. Plan To Aid Sterling Cautioned WELLINGTON, September 3 (Renter)— The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Sidm > Holland, said today it w.i^ impossible to brine abo. it sterling convertibility until the sterling countries were ■Rowed ta cam more dollars. He said that if that rinht were gained together with
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    BANKER DIES IN ENGLAND
    52 9 MR. Arthyr DAnyers W former Chairman Ol the Chartered Bank of India. Australia and Ciiina, and a member ol the Court of Directors, died on Aus. 2:. m England. Air. Willis joined the Court m l!>2!>, and was made Chairman m 11)32, a position he held
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    5130 M. Jap-Thai Trade Pact
    49 9 51 30 M. Jap-Thai Trade Pact TOKYO. Sept 1 (UP>— Japanese and Thai representatives have reached agreement on a $130,000,000 trade agreement, it was teamed today. The pact will be sent to the Japanese cabinet for approval tomorrow and is to be aigocd the same day, reliable sources said.
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    Rubber Exports
    27 9 EXPORTS of rubber of aU gra les In all ouuries from Sing. Federal of Malaya during August bo cording 'o ...-j offl La] n yesterday.
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    KLM's 'Supers' For Jakarta
    34 9 X I M i I their Sup I Tlie first KLM Sup tei dam to I B —-will nth. It is not .dt will Singapore i lam.la Is, I I
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    LAND REFORM BILL REJECTED
    24 9 BAN. .< IK. S pi :<. Al- P) The I land r« I by the Lei missio heated be (Ik ile i
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    Rise In Tappable Rubber
    146 9 Rise In Tappable Rubber THE total acreage of tappable rubbe m the Federation of Malaya increased from 1.734.328 m June to 1,735.401 m July, according to official statistics. Of the July total. 1.616.488 acres or 93.1 per cent. were tapped during the month against 93.2 per cent, for tht previous
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    DOING THE MARKET
    45 9 THE i 4 er lb i on V i 1 arour; I 61 M l can! i NOON PRICE merce Itii es (m < d tv Vtu\ r- Sr|| 1 R^S s^>X Hi m i X N.i 1 F^ RMA nn rpg tcndri
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    SHARES
    56 9 A VAN tm -i I n prove vr id to the i n t.:. M. !ar and I ed m this section I bat, according to I an Rni ted Bll\lTx v. HH Petrol .1 i tv (II) Co IMM sTRF s t d Id X H A I
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    PRODUCE
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    NO RELAXATION FOR MAU MAU
    534 10  - NO RELAXATION FOR MAU MAU M. FERNANDEZ By Nairobi. VY, T ITH the announr-ement by Sir Evelyn Baring, the Governor of Kenya, and General Sir George Erskine. loromander -in-Chief, East Africa, of surrender terms for Mau Mau terrorists, the situation In tho rolony has now entered a new phase. The
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      Gust Looking AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS
      503 10 Gust Looking AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS CREASELESS NYLON wonderful results. Miss Vicky has magic Angers with the scissors and can be rid ied upon for a good hair cut If you want the whole works then she ha.s her special perm; a cold wave using very special creams instead of
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      MAKE IT A "PASS" INSTEAD OF "CREDIT"
      239 10 Sir.— Accord ins to the Regulations of the University Of Malaya, a candidate seeki Imissioil to the University shouid have scored •rredit" m at least five subjects m his School Certificate Examination ("credit" m i j ish and Elementary Mathematics arc ompulsory>. Otherwise
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      Arm-Chair Chiefs
      128 10 Sir; It wr>u!d be m teres ti k:: >\v bow many of the G izette i Chiefi of the Civil Defence Corps have volun--1 for training before appointments. The CDC. should be headed by men who had specialisraining for the ditTeient ins m the set-up her with tuflflcient
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      58 10 THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. You n ust enclose three ten cent stomps if you want your pattern cut It I don't get tha stamps, you don't get th c pattern. A number of orders hive come to me without the Stomps. These won't be cut
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      88 10 Siar Conies! No. 31 Can Ycu Name This Star? A LI through this wrefe The I* Singapore Standard pre senis its thirty -first star contest All laa'it «oi to do l> tn collect the s i pictures and their respective coupons and s»-nd them lo_re»»*«»r with the name ot the
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      427 10 RITA PEL MAR k ry o D B <M OT ATION: J. l.iiistein dii tiled a deiiiution lor his seeretarj to use m her replies about relativity: When yoa sit with a nice u iri lor two hours ynu think iis only ii minute, imi uln n you sit on
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    BROMWICH AT THE TOP OF THE LEAGUE
    285 11 BROMWICH AT THE TOP OF THE LEAGUE LONDON, Sept. 3 (AP)— West Bromwich Albion went to the top of the first TrS*** of th c English soccer league last night with a 2—o win over Manchester united. West Bromwich now has eight points from five games. Huddersfield Town went under
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    MYF Finalists For Lim Cup
    103 11 GEYLANG Straits Chinese wiil play against the Straits Chinese m the final of the Singapore District Inter Methodist Youth Fellowship badminton championship for the Lim Chuan Geok Cup at Victoria School on Saturday at 2 p.m. The teams will be: Geylang Straits Chinese: Henry Lim,
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    All The Results
    128 11 ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Cardiff C. 2, Huddersfield T 1 Manchester C. 0, Aston Villa 1 Middlesbrough 3, Bolton W. 2 Newcastle U. 4, Liverpool 0 Portsmouth 3. Chelsea 2. Sheffield Wednesday 4 Preston North End 2 West Bromwich Albion 2 Manchester United 0. DIV. II Birmingham
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    Island Club Golf Results
    44 11 WINNERS of the Island Club August monthly medal (Bogey) were: "A" Division— THA. Potts— 4 LP'. "Sp. Divisio *B. McMillan "C" Division— E.F). Sheppard All Square. Ball Sweep < »nd Nine): "A" &"B" Division —E.V. Smith "< Division— ED. Sheppard —All Square.
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    Pakistan For Asian Games
    59 11 KARACHI, Sept. 3. CAFP» Pakistan Olympic Association has decided to participate m the second Asian Games to be held m Manil.i m May. 1954 and nominated Wing Comman der Soofl and two Others to represent Pakistan at the Asian Games Federation Councils. Besides other competitions. Pakistan
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    Jewkes Cup Preparation
    88 11 TAIPING, Thurs. In preparation fo r their inter-depart-mental soccer match against the Krian PWD for the Jewkes Cup. Taiping PWD had a practice yesterday against the Federation Regiment and lost by two goals to nil. The Regiment showed better team work and netted both goals m the
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    Taiping Tennis
    61 11 TAIPING. Thurs. Thc sth annual open tennis championships of thc Chinese, Recreation Club began here yesterday and results of fixtures played were: Men's Singles; G. L. Carson bt Chung Swee Wah 7 a 3 6 6—4 Ng Say Peng bt M. Lumsden t> 2 f> 3, Women's Singles;
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      660 11 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE. APPLICATION has been •i m c to the Cit y Council of Smgapore to issue to the Executors of the Estate of Hubert John Berkeley deceased, a duplicate certi--1 ff a t c c m respect of the holding of s*-.000/- Singapore Munici- pal 5%
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      614 11 NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LIEW KONG KEE has on the lst day of August. 1953 ceased to be a Partner J*Vj£~ C Busir ss known as CHEE KONG COMPANY Businesses Number of Certificate 1437) carried on formerly at No. 6A Jalan Pahang. Johore Bahru and now
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    Lancers Lose
    21 12 P. \> H 1 1 m -i:, a t,;. n <lv c of foot I on Regimi Lanceri by t
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    CEYLONESE OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR LEAGUE HONOURS
    283 12 CEYLONESE OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR LEAGUE HONOURS Standard's Hockey Reporter ANOTHER successful season for the Ceylonese? If their match yesterday against GHQ Farelf m the Singapore Hockey Association's division 1 league is any criterion, the answer should be m the affirmative. Ceylon Sports Club scored too convincing a 3-1 victory to
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    209 12 ry to Pillay m the CSC goal. He the Ceylonese did press fl lhc first 20 minutes. The FARELF t« had the better of the ex-i cha pe i illy during the period when fly CSC full-back* N igiah was forced to leave the 1 with a thumb injury. Following
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    Recs Open With Easy Victory
    260 12 Recs Open With Easy Victory SIM. IPORE Recreation Clek'a seeoiifl string opened their s.n. Division ll campaign with s convincing 5-1 vietorv over the R. VI. Selelar I \l when the* met on the padang \eNi»-rda_y-H!'.( s showed neatness '.:ni» and .'i ior m ttack a ik ing c the
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    Astons Win
    30 12 ASTON Athletic Club beat X.P.M. 3~0 m a friendly game Of soccer payed at the Clerical Union ground yesterday. Nadarajah (2) and Chwee Seng scored for the winners.
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    93 12 Members of the Yale Badminton Party of Klang gave a farewell dinner to their captain. K.K. Pillay, prior to his departure from Klang on leave. The picture shows, from left to right Miss Annie Yap Mrs. Lee Wee Cheong. Miss Nellie Lee. Mrs Chong Poh Lin. K.K. Pillay. Lc* Wee
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    WO To Rajas
    30 12 KOTA RATA 'A' were awarded a walkover In SAFA Division li league when then opponents. BODCA failed to Held a full team at St. Georges Road yesterday.
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    THE AUSSIES CO FOR THE RUNS
    644 12 HASTINGS, Sussex, Sept. 3 (Reuter)— The Australians resumed their innings here today m warm sunny weather requiring 153 runs for first innings lead over the South of England XI with all their wickets ii u a 1 1. Lindsay Hassett and Colin McDonald quickly
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    The Star Was Charlie Chan
    307 12 Playing hi s first game since his return from the Soccerites tour of Sumatra, Singapore's schoolboy star, Charlie Chan was yesterday's Jalan Besar star when he led the Amicable Athletic Association to a 2-1 victory over RASC m the SAFA Cuptie played at the stadium.
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    Strictly For Bettors
    64 12 Strictly For Bettors I THE Nieuw Holland vester-' da y brought six new Austra-' lian racehorses for four local' stables. i The animals wer c Super! Boy for Lt.-Col T. L Fox. 'Air Rate an a King's Beau for IJ. R. Daniels, Gay Bar and Chestnut for Allan and 'Golden
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    18 12 AIR RATE, above, one of tlte six Australian racehorses which arrired m Singapore yesterday on the Nieuw Holland.
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    Today's Sport
    75 12 HOCKEY: SHA League. Dir. 1. SCC v RAF Seletar at SCC: Dir. 2. RAF Changi v Royal Malayan Nary at RMN. SOCCER: SAFA League. Dir. 1. PBW r SCC at' Jalan Besar Stadium: Dir. 'AB Gymkhana SC v RE works at Geylang: Dir. 3C Customs SC v Blue
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    Big 'Gate' For Indians
    48 12 The Malayan Hockey Council havp agreed to yive "0 per cent of the 'gate' to the Indian Services Hockey team due to play m Singapore this season. The Indians will play three games m Malaya against Singapore. All Malayan XI and the Malayan Indians.
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    US TENNIS
    56 12 FOREST HILLS (New York), Sept. 3 (AP).— Gardnar Mulloy. top-ranking U.S. amateur, led the field into the fourth round of the U.S. National tenn: s championships yesterday with a o—4. ti ,i. 6 l victory over J. E. Barrett of Britain. Australia's 18-year-old Lewis Hoad and Sweden's Sven
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    JUNIOR BADMINTON TIES
    247 12 Singapore Badminton A>soriation. Junior tournament fixtures for tomorrow s\ 7.15 pm. *t tfi c Singapore Badminton Stadium are: Court No. 3 Junior InterClub: Flower B.P. (Red) vs Merridall B.P. (Biue). Tourmment Official— Michael Lim; Umpires Vong Nghee Fohand Goh Bah Sonn Court No. 4 Junior Interflub: Flo
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    CRANWELL XV SHINE AGAINST SINGAPORE
    850 12 Marriott's Try Decides WEIGHT, height, and experience proved the deciding factors m Singapore Rugby Inion's solitary try victory over the young, fit and fast tourinn RAF Cadets of Cranwell College (Kngland), when they met m a hard, fast and good game of rugger at the
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    BUTLER –
    64 12 BUTLER Benefactor Or Bogey-man ASKS JACK PEART LONDON, Thurs. Gullible Ml—faiti informed bogey-man? That is the ■aasti shamateur Soccer clubs are asking about i R. A. Butler, since he exempted them fron tainmenU Tax last April. s I the th. hui S I to p i ite only f., r
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    Soccer Taxes Are Crippling -FANS SAY
    91 12 Soccer Taxes Are Crippling -FANS SAY A rII•>I11 t i o n expi jii-: grave concern at the imposition of "high entertain manl tax" on Boccar vv ried unanimously jrastardajr. at the annual conference ol the National Fadei <t ion <»f t ball Support*! Clubs The delegates. represent ing Britain's
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    Weekend's Golf Draw
    52 12 THE itch on I LM Lim B H C'endon i and I W A s tn Dunl II i Ir, .1 M< I (12) ISt J U .Ikinson 4 1 x H ia.oo p Davis I 18' and s.o:, j i R r < IR llf Bolto
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