Singapore Standard, 10 September 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ft 3fl Vol. IV. No. 70. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1933. •TWELVE PAGES 10 TENTS.
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    BANDITS GET RECRUITS
    321 1 IT is now revealed hy Government that the (.omnumist terrorists are still revruitin" youths tvho are leaving rrionv of the new villages to join them in the jnm;lr. And in Joh ore State food i« still Ueing supplied to the bandits in some quantil). Flow From New
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    Colony Is 'Invaded' By Japs
    63 1 Colony Is 'Invaded' By Japs RE is beiag "in the Japanese .til 1 Ins time I'ownvasioa is by i good* ill.' ;*r»m--l!v Of memhouses of tl»p < iniincnt ami > ii a eek i of the? .'her it of six 'an tl e In this f#'ootff lW##/#»> ili'ies of r
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    REQUEST TO TITO
    10 1 I i YugO.l new Bulr in Bel-
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    53 Miss America Contest Starts
    41 1 ATLANTIC CITY. New Jerpt. 9 (AP) Fifty-two beautiful 2ir!s tak e to the tonight and begin com- a. in earnest for the "Miss America of l'i.~>:i" crown a*:d the USSSO.OOO in awards th»< eoe^ with it.
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    WIFE FLIES TO GENERAL DEAN
    58 1 BERKELEY. California. Sept. 9 (UP) Mrs. ivlildred Dean will fly to Tokyo 'wiih in the next day or two" for a reunion with her hero husband Maj. Gen. William F. Dean. The former 24th Division Commander, who was released from Communist captivity li»si week is
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    40 DROWN AS BOAT CAPSIZES
    56 1 KARACHI. Sept. 9 (AFP) About 40 people were drowned yesterday in th e Sutlej River, in Bahawalpur state. Pakistan, when their boat overturned. It was reported that a t arriage party tried to cross the river which is in spate and the rapid current overturned
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    POPE IS ILL
    15 1 POPE Pius has a slight nerve inflammation in hi? risht arm. AP
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    First Of 'Axed' Policemen Take A Plane
    208 1 First Of 'Axed' Policemen Take A Plane r J5. 1 Lu :vf Pt T R. Wed.— Fifty-four police lieutenants ;>;:„ .'dorat.on's Police Force, who camf under G?v! «-rnments eronomy axe. left Kuala Lumpur this eveainy a Tho C v^r V ih lar te 7 d B W C Argonaut for
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    Rescuers Dig For 19 Dead In Big Crash
    186 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 9. British army engineers and other rescuers by if all today had uncovered nine bodies from the twisted mass of steel and concrete of an unfinished block of which collapsed in the course of construction in Kowloon yesterday. They are
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    Not A Pane Broke
    68 1 ONE of London's No. fcs buses hangs over a 20--foot drop. Turning, during the rush hour recently, at the end of its route, it nabbed through the wall round a bomb site at the junction of Queen Street and Upper Thames Street in the heart of
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    Woman Beats Kashmir Peak
    84 1 S R I X A G AR. (Kashmir). Sept. 1) (Renter) Madame Claude Kogan. 34-year-old French woman dress designer and mountaineer, has reached the 23,500-feet summit of Nun Kun. in the Kashmir Himalayas about eighth highest mountain in the world. She was a member of an
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    No Change Yet On Suez Says Salem
    154 1 CAIRO. Sept. 9. (ReuterV— Major Salah Salem. Egypt's Minister of National Guidance. ired "we have not yet come to an agreement with the British on the Suez Canal zone" in an interview primed in the pew Neguib regime's magazine, Al Tahreer (Liberation) today.
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    LONDON VISIT
    16 1 KING HUSSEIN of Jordan arrived in London, last night to undergo medical treatment. AFP
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    Pak Man In Cairo Enroute To UN
    40 1 CAIRO, Sept. 9 (AF?) Sir Zafrullah Khan. Paki-t.iiM Foreign Minister, arrived here today en route to New V«»rll where h e will lead the Pakistani delegation at the L:, .t.?d Nations General Assembly.
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    STAKHANOVITE SILKWORM
    62 1 LON'DOX. Sept. B (Retltei Soviet scientists have bre,{ I new type of silkworm which develops quicker, gives white silk cocoons larger than IbOSC of other varieties and supply more silk Moscow radio claimed. They will be widely bed in the silk producing collective farms of Transcaucasia. Note: A
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    BURY THE HATCHET SAYS BONN
    147 1 BURY THE HATCHET SAYS BONN BONN. Germany. Sept. P. (UP) Cnancellor Konrad Adenauer has decided to seek settlement of Franco-German quarrels and strike up a warm permanent friendship between the two traditional foes as the top priority goals of his new government's foreign policy, it was reported authoritatively Isjday. The
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    Siamese Rush Aid To Border
    93 1 BANGKOK, Sept. 9 (Renter) An undisclosed number ol reinforcements including police "commandos" today v being rushed to Thailand'.-' nortnwestern border with Burma a-s further raids bj Mon tribesmen were feared. Two hundred raiders a 1 dawn on Monday iwept ove: the border looting throe v.
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    AUSSIES FLY IN FOR SEPTEMBER MEET
    124 1 THE fame and attractions of the Singapore turf are spreading in South-East Asia and are even attracting racegoers from as far afield as Australia, long regarded as the centre ot burrferacing iu the Southern HeinisptK'ie* A party of seven prominent racing personalities arrived in
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    61 1 THIS fanta*ti<-lonkinjr aircraft, the !>*• lli\illand 110 i> of the sam,. t>p<* in which tr>t pilot. John l>err\ lost his lite when the plane exploded at last >rars arnborough Air Show. The muhine also killrd .'8 kprriators. The aircraft's perl «»rni;* nre H|rure> are se< rrl. The DM lit is
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    KIKES JAILED
    16 1 THREE Kikiyus were sentenced iti Mombasa, yesterday to prison for Man Man offences. Renter.
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    New Appointment
    56 1 (irnrr.il Sir Th.ulrs h- u'»t ley, (in IFARELF). hi■eej ap|)«»int«'d onim imltrin Vhirt of th r Mitldlr K-t I. and Ffftg to replace (»«t i jtjl. Sir (.i run on NirlwlMin. who is now Adjutant fiefl rral f> th#* FSffVCS, an nount rrnrnt has v«'t b««'n madr rrsardins
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    DR. MOSSADEQ
    19 1 DR MOSSADEQ wa.« rr»nsferred on 'I lesday u> a prison m\ mi'ei tHI! it T hcran. AFP
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    BULGAR BUFFET
    22 1 Mr. Vyai hetla; M<» la i rtdrd A > bullrt p.*i t v 1u mi <m tary «»f h i Reuter
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    RATION CUT IN LYNCH VILLAGE
    342 1 RATION CUT IN LYNCH VILLAGE snniln.l si ill t .»rr IPOII, Wed. -A Malay kamponu at the Hth n\\\r Tjn.joim Ihi 1 l.i 11 l; Itatti Gajak Koid. about H miies south of Ipoh. has hern punished for relu*inij to %\\t Information on Um l\M()im- of a Sikh t.ixi driver.
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    US May Explode H-Bomb In 1954
    23 1 BA! i I i Infted tett a "fi; igen bomb** i the Baltimore Bun in I v.
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    Boy (16) Gangster Sent To School
    142 2 SENTENCING a U-year old boy in the Singapore lliuh Court yesterday to two years detention at an approved school lor hi** part in a gang robbery, Mr Justice Whitton said that accused was influenced h> other people and hoped he would 'lead better ways'
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    Red Cross Assn. Gets A Trolley
    52 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Loh and Co., Johore B ru, presented wooden trolley to the British R,<,l ation, Johore, itly. The trolley which was roed by the President oi Johore A>. ociation. Dato Idris was handed over to the Association at the library in the
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    Peath In Temple, Man In Court
    35 2 Peath In Temple, Man In Court GOH CHOON GUAN i rged re Fifth Police C vith the muni' •man ol a i temple. i "1 mi je." i to. was hacked I th( f Sept
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    DRIVER ESCAPES UNHURT
    50 2 THIS caff left the road a tUc Suncel Road bend in Singapore and ended up in Rorhore Canal. The driver escaped unhurt. Standard photo shows the car being lifted out hy a erase. crowd oi .100 people lined both sides of th<- canal to watch the operation.
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    Provident
    38 2 ABO IT 10,000 daily-rated workers of the Singapore City Council will have a Provident Fund, Instead ef the gratuity they now have. me into tion the proposed Central Prow F -rid Biil t Deputy City Pn sident.
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    TIMINGS FOR C-DAY SHOWS
    83 2 TIMINGS FOR C-DAY SHOWS R H.D.E. M -ling I S ngapore some to the prog ram- City Day anniver ary itions on Sept. 21, 23. The amended programme rmances at the City Hall steps for three t ings is as follows: Sept. 21, 7.30 to 8.30 p.m Police Band: 8.30
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    Fund Plan For Daily Paid Men
    119 2 Fund Plan For Daily Paid Men Mr. J.T. Rea. told The Standard yesterday that the Counwill abide by all !cgi- ins introduced by the Colony Government. tiisputt* He said the Provident Fund will suit Council em- ad the dispute ie no-.v having with the City Council on the now gratu:
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    Dismissals At Pulau Brani
    90 2 UNION OBJECTS THE (5,000-strong Singapore Workers Union threatens to call a strike of its 100 members working for the contractors to the Straits Trading Company fa Pulau Brani because of a "series of unexplained dismissals". Mr. Ong Eng Kheng, the Union Secretary, yesterday alleged that two
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    Woman Used Knife—Fined
    52 2 Woman Used Knife— Fined A WOMAN, Esah Bee Bee binte Yusof. was charged in the Singapore Eighth P Court with voluntarily causing hurt to Mu:hu Meenachy with a knife on Sept. 6 in a house in TionjK Bahru. Esah was fined $30. and the Magistrate gave her till Sept, 16
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    Inquiry Verdict
    43 2 THE Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. T. Kulaserkaram yesterday reserved judgment till today at the end of a preliminary inquiry, in which Abdul Ta!ip bin Kandar was charged with causing the death of P. Kujan on April 20, this year.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 2 COMMODITY PRICES C L OS I N G rubber prices (cents per 1b) in Singapore yesterday were. Buyers Sellers No 1 R.S.S Spot Loose <I4 Ml No 1 R.S.S. «4 2 65 No" 2 R.S.S. 63 631 No.' 3 R.S.S. 613 626 Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The price of tin
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    Lifted Two Roils Cloth
    83 2 Standard Staff Reporter GOH AH THONG, 33, was sentenced in the Singapore fifth Police Court yesterday to two months' rigorous imprisonment when he pleaded guilty to stealing two rolls of cloth valued at $187.20 from an Indian textile shop in High Street on Sept. 8 The
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    Arson Bid On Stall Fails
    100 2 Kerosene Used Standard Staff Reporter ARSONISTS made an untuccessful bid to burn bo attap stall n Nor'h B' Road. Singapore, ai a.m jresterdi They threv. fiami.-.q soaked in kerosene the roof, and a smal] portion o\ it caught tire. But the I v >o owner
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    Offer Of Land To The City
    81 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN OFFER of land for use as a playing field has been made by the Singapore Harbour Board to the City Council either on long lease at economic rental or on a year to year lease at $12 a year The
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    MR. G MEETS AN OLD FRIEND AT GPO
    214 2 TWO old friends who went through a period of internment in the same PoW camp in Siam during the war, and who had not s ee n each other during the past 10 years, laet at the main door of the Singapore
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    ALLIANCE TO CONTEST S'PORE POLL
    221 2 Aim Is For Two Wards In City Standard Staff Reporter THE UMNO-MCA alliance will contest two seats, probably in the East and West wards, in the Singapore City Council elections due in December this year. The Standard understands that candidates for these wards have already
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    H'Kong Star
    47 2 photo. MISS FONG VIM FUNG, Htagkaßf film sf.tr tn.Klr personal .uu < ir.:in <• at ihe i I heatre v p<n-»\ yrstfV iv .it all t'u* five ptrfoffi M*j in' t'w film. "First Lovr". (('itu-i--nrst') in whuli she Stan v\ ilii I. or K(-t in I <> Standard
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    Traffic Magistrate Says Charge A.S.P.
    141 2 IN acquitting a Singapore taxi driver. Abdul Manap bin Tonggok of negligent driving, the Second Trattic Court Magistrate, Mr. Howe Yoon 'hong, yestrnl iv recommended that A.S P. Basil Lid well Flack be charged with a traffic offence in connection with t!ie collision of cars
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    FISHMEN WANT BURDON BACK
    35 2 FISHMEN WANT BURDON BACK SINGAPORE'S fal chants have .ipi" the (.uxrrnu, n Nkoll, to Mcaif if,, of Ml U B Depots Director erfes, Sinraporf t,, Colonj mu\ srrxicTs in (h, I DeptrtMoH i Aft i
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    ACQUITTED
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    ARTS THEATRE
    21 2 h<>!;l tion for duct ion which Line i v Th< b( the r's Training on Friday, Sept. n p.m.
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    Everest Hero Sees Historic Chamber
    198 3 1M RING a courtesy c »l lo the Singapore City Co a act] yesterday. Sir Edmund Hillary. th e m.i n who climbed Everest, the world's highest mountain took the easier wuy up to the Presidents Office on the ?nd Floor bj lls "»f a
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    No Duty Paid
    33 3 SINGAPORE Customs raided a house x Upp -r Serangoon Road Tuesday night and found 500 lbs. of tobacco on 1 di fy had not been paid The tobacco was seized
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    PEPPER SEIZED
    31 3 CUSTOMS officials patrolL ln K 1 ott Changi, seized >J bags of pepper from a motoi t ia m On Xuesiay. There was no port clear- for the pepper.
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    'Bopey' Flies 11,690 Miles
    77 3 "BOPEY" a four year old Sealyham, left :\.ii!.in; Airport on a Pan American Clipper yesterday on the in>t sta?e of his II.GJM) mile journey to Columbus, Ohio, where his owners live. Th pet of two former Singapore residents. "Bopey" is ti -avelline in a specially constructed
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    Addicts May Be Sent To St. John's
    204 3 Singapore Government is considering the possibility of converting the St. John's Island Detainees' Camp into a camp for opium addicts, the Colony's Undersecretary, Mr. J. D. Higham, told The Standard vesterdav. Mr. Higham added that Govern- ment is at present actively investigating the
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    TUC PUTS ON A PLAY
    84 3 THE Johore division of the Malayan Trade Union Council staged a charity drama in aid of its building fund, on Monday night. Tho drama. Yaar, Dhrogi ("Who I> The Culpt I which netted about ssoo. under the direction of Mr K P. Chnndrasekaran. Art Included
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    Dutch Frigate Arrives For 4-Day Visit
    151 3 Dutch Frigate Arrives For 4 -Day Visit A DUTCH frigate. Willem van an. en route to the K >therlands from New Gui nea. .-.'earned into Singapore ye terday foe a four-day informal call. The ship which has a complement of If) oil"; ?ers a^d 154 ratings, is under the com
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 3 HOXGKONG. Sept 9— Spo :ial Standard Service. Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.88 to til sterling: $5,973 to Us 1 doliai U.826 to Malayan $l: $0.20«; i« ►ne Indonesian Rupplah; Gold 52'iO to one tael.
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    Joskeys' Charity Dance
    67 3 ohot«. SPECIAL items, including a "Girl of the Year f contest, will be featured at the annual charity ball of the Malay in Jockeys' Association at Kaflles Hotel on Sept. 14 Tickets for the dance are obtainable from all jockey* and also at Robinson* and John Little's
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    Malayan Leaves With Expedition
    141 3 MARINE biologist from Malaya, Mr. Rowland Sharina, is one of the three expeditionists who left Plymouth last week in a ten-ton yawl, the Petula on the first stage of a voyage across the Atlantic to study marine conditions. The group plan to drift across the ocean
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    C.G. FOR H'KONG
    26 3 C.G. FOR H 'KONG THE Commissioner General, Mr. Malcolm Mac-Donald, left Singapore yesterday by air for Hongkong for routine consultations with tlie civil and military authorities.
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    24 3 WATCHING Mummy li«iht the candlo s on her fourth birthday takp is Irene Hop. daughter of Singapore's Sliinford Cafe proprirtor, Mr. Hop Funs Yoh.
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    Masked Men Rob A Farm
    66 3 AWAKENED at 12.10 a.m. on Tuesday by the Incessant quacking ol his flucka, a fanner living in Chua Chu Kang> Road, Singapore found three masked men at the doorway. One had a pistoL the others had knives. While one man covered the fatmer and his
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    TRANSFERRED
    29 3 MISS Reberca Sinha of Kuantan District Hospital has gone on transfer to Kuala LJpig H ispital. Her place has been taken by Miss Betty Chong of Kuala Lipis.
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    GROUP FACES A CRISIS
    129 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Study Group Movement is facins a rerious problem. It ii badly in need of more adequately qualified Leaden, states the August report ol the orgaabing gecretaiy. The Movcmotit started off with twelve trained leaders 111 February this vt ar. Several have had
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    ROTARIANS TOLD OF OLD COINS
    205 3 ROTARIANS TOLD OF OLD COINS Standard Staff Bggwter NUMISMATICS -the study and fUcctl— of old coins was the subject of a talk glvei hv Mr. Eric Wodak at the Rotary luncheon 1| the .ipitol Keri Room, yesterday. Mr. Wodak classified tw types of money < I e interested in old
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    $2½M. Plan For A New, Bigger Theatre Hall In Singapore
    248 3 $2 ½M. Plan For A New, Bigger Theatre Hall In Singapore Standard Staff Reporter A NEW $2,250,000 plan to reconstruct 1 the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall, involving the complete demolition of the existing building, is to be considered by the Estotcs and Fire Brigade Committee of the Singapore City
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    LIEUTENANT
    75 3 ttfl PHI Ii M >i< ia« I a fornirr in.ijor in ih« Ki i ti-li \t ni\ In. is ii iw a )i -iiti-n.ini rf I hi* >n Uoiirn\ Xii x 1 1 1 1 1 v < h a viluntn-r mtvut u ii" -In ni.itiv niurr mini u
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    19 CADETS FOR U.K. TRAINING
    54 3 1 FEN cn i i n the I th Uni ship En Five of them v t i M m u ;i- A tho try Offl ninf Schoo rti A ll 1 a four months' ro'ir^«* in these places, Ihey will to Sandhurst for furthei
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    4 Sisters To Aid Fund
    68 4 PENANG \\'< i. The four Lam will p form the "an< ii word lance in B fund ••<"'! on School for ii< D r Fund on Saturday Sept. o Hotel. Kit Yeng, Kit Lin, K:' Soon and Kit I <he ra ol the pi of
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    Templer Presents Colour To The Fifth
    137 4 Templer Presents Col our To The Fifth KI)A I A LI MPUR, «-d Presenting the: Colour to the Fifth Batt.ilion of the Malay Regiment, General Temple told (hem yesterday: "Guard it with your lives ami with the reputation of w»ur Battalion, which mii^t never br dishonoured by cowardice or petty
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    PAHANG'S CONVOY ROUTES
    190 4 Plans Made For Vehicles To Use Different Roads Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— From next Monday, new arrangements for convoying traffic along the two routes to Pahang will be enforced and all vehicles carrying restricted articles must conform to them. Yesterday. Police swooped on Bentong Town
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    28 4 photo. MISS SALLY MOEY cuts her birthday cake at a party in Bukit Bintang Road, Kuala Lumpur to celebrate her 22nd birthday, while a friend looks on. Standard
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    Police Have Few Clues On Woman
    284 4 SINGAPORE Police are still baffled as to the iden! »f the woman whose body was found in a patch of Ullang at the 14.1 milestone Woodlands Koad, last Saturdav evening They do not know her I or y, they sis wa her a or
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    'Baby' Had A Last Prank-Is Detained
    122 4 'Baby' Had A Last PrankIs Detained A SINGAPORE businessm in signing himself -Baby" j terday posted a notice on his office wall at Robin vn Road proclaiming himself "the Military Governor ol Singapore for the U.S.S.B The notice also said that he was the Supreme Allied Commander-in-Chief in Asi a?id
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    Receiver Named For Pawnshop
    86 4 MALACCA, Wed. Tne Registrar of Malacca T l '^n Court has just made an or«l< r for the appointment of an interim receiver for the Jonkor Street pawnshop, Chop Tai Lee. The interim receiver is the Malacca Asst. Otficial Assignee, Siew Mun Fook. A creditor of
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    LIAISON BODY TO MEET IN KL
    61 4 THE first meeting of the newly-formed liaison committee of government *nployees' unions and assoc,»tions in Singapore and the Federation will be h<-^d m Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 3. The constitution of this committee, drafted by the Federation* of Malaya Start" Council, has been approved
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    Mother Of 2 Pleads Guilty
    90 4 Stole Jewellery WOMAN. Chow Choy Hong (24), pleaded guilty In :be Singapore Eighth Polite ri yesterday to a charge of housebreaking and thefi on Scot. 7. She was sentenced to one year's supervision under a Probation Officer. Chow admitted stealing three gold rings, a pair
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    Magistrate: No Promises
    111 4 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed.— When Khor Kim Hiak appeared before the Circuit Magistrate. Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt. on a summons charge of negligent driving, he told the interpreter he would plead guilty if the fine imposed was not too heavy. "I make no promises. might fine you the
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    Man Freed On Theft Charge
    74 4 IPOH.. Wed.— Saying that ho disbelieved a prosecution witness, the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. E.V.A. Peers, yesterday acquitted a. id discharged a 25-year-old .shop assistant Chin Tham Sang on a charge of theft. Chin who was acquitted without his defence being called was
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    Penang First Year Normal Results
    250 4 Penang First Year Normal Results PENANG. Wed.— The following have passed the Ist year Normal Class examinations in Penang: Primary. Course A: Ang Lay Bee (ACS). Gee Teng Mien (GES. Kulim), Hazel Durnford (WPS) Jasmine Ponnudurai (St. GGS) Khoo Kian Hoon (ECS. N.T.). Loo Ah Lek (St. Patrick's Kulim). Loraine
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    HGs Take Over In Parit Sulong
    85 4 BATU PAHAT. Wed. A simple ceremony was he!(i at the new market at Par-it Sulong New Village to mark the handing over by the Police to the Home Guard of the responsibility for the defence of the New Village. The O.C.P.D. Mr. Jamieson said
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    A BIG EVENT FOR QUEEN'S SCOUTS
    184 4 PENANG, Wed. Twentyone Queen'a scouts from I Settlement huv e been Invited to attend Queen's Scout presentation cams at Castl e Cam]) KjMia Lumpur, on Sept. uu and Qua m's Scout Royal ctrtifteates will be presented to ic fu] candidates by th e Pecteration'i
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    ICFTU Men Arrive In KL
    113 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two top international trade unionists, who arc now on a Far East tour, arrived i n Federal capital today by air from Singapore They are Mr. J.H. OloVnbroek. general secietary of the International Confederation of P'ree Trade Unions, and Mr. Albi n
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    New Branch Of SJAA
    99 4 KOTA BAHRU. Tm Opening the new branch of the St. John Ambulance Association In Tumpat. Dr. R.H. Isaac, the vice-president of the Association in Kelantan. paid tribute to its growth and work in the State. Tumpat. he said, is thr first district i n the State
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    BOY KILLED IN ROAD SMASH
    45 4 IPOH. Wed— A 14-year-old schoolboy. Leong Yee Nyean. died today when he was involved in collision with I throe-ton armoured truck belonging to the 2/2 Gurkha Rifles. I.rong was cyclln t n>. ter n i V hea the accident occurred.
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    46 4 photo. MB. .1 I! OLDENBROn (right), leaeral ■eeretarj of the International (on 2 federation of Free Trade I'nionv and Mr. \lbin Karl. r\r«iilivc rncnilK-r of the ICFTU, on th.ir I arrival at Kuala l.tiiunur Airport on \Vrdm>rla> lor i a two-day visit to Um l-'cdrration. Standard
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    Went For A Circus But Saw A Film
    150 4 K I A N I N. Wed Ten Sak a i men and wtmicn of .labor Vallej Batata tamo to town l> today becaajM wawtodj had told them there was drew in town. And all their life they had lon«ed to see
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    KNIFE ATTACK
    27 4 A l!t-VFAR-()i.|) Uibo, nf l.iiM wi rday by the Sii ti«hth Pc. Mr, A. w. Ghowj for ng hurt to Khu Chin I with ki
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    2 Customs Men Face Dismissal
    183 4 GROSS NEGLIGENCE ALLEGED JOIIORE BAHRI, Wei. Two Asian Cit—M Officers each with more than M \rai s iCTTice with the .lohore Customs Department face dismissal for alleged "gross negligence" in failing to apprehend a large quantity of dutiable goods in a sundry shop in Telok
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    21 4 1 '■I .IV Moh Tua H l I on F atl 160 p t will .ill o
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    Sultan Thanks The 'Little Men'
    231 5 iron Wed. -The Sultan »f Perak, Sir Yusui h. today said a personal "Thank You" to aw little men from Nepal—the :> 2 Gurkha who lefl here by special train on the first lap 1. 1 their foaiaej to Hongkong. f the thib rat time
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    19 5 -Say Employees shop to j union, many neri wo nd tok an union lUmeeting S inday.
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    70 5 pnoio. THF Governor of Sin* Him Sir John Ntrol. inspected a gnard of honour formed by the Boys' Brigade at a gala i>remier e of the film "Yfconff B at the Cath;iy < mrma h\st night The show was in aid of the Boys' Brigade Centenary Camp Fund. With Sir
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    BOR'S CASE MENTIONED
    62 5 !KE rase of Hammond Gillon (24). a British soldier charged with the murder of Doreeri Peroira. a ■■v;is brought up for menlion In the Singapore Fifth Police Conn yesterday. A preliminary inquiry was fixed for Sept. 16. A report from Alloa. Scotland stated *ha; accused's father. Mr.
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    St. Xavier's Fund
    42 5 1 PENANGK Thun The St. Xavier*s School Bw <\:ns, Fund has now reached Still. o7."* Mr. .lines Martin donated SI.OOOt while Mr. Denis Greqory. Messrs Ang.n-French and Beniixens Ltd.. and Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya > Ltd.. have each conributed (100
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    BANDIT GAMP IS NOW A SCHOOL
    168 5 KTALA M MPIR, Wed.— Sungei Besi, the stronghold of Communist terrorists and secret societies in the early years of the Emergency, is soon to become the training ground for wayward youth who are not t*e charge of the Principal Probation Officer. Atop a hill,
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    Mak Denies Attap Threats
    119 5 Probe Urged REPORTS thai dwellers in attap houses are beins victimised and intimidated Into paying protection monev o.i the threat of having their homes burnt, were denied by Mr. Mak Pak S'nee. chairman of the Attap Dwellers' Association yesterday. *I have not heard of my such
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    MALAYS DOUBTFUL ABOUT NEW PARTY
    192 5 By Our Malay Correspondent Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Most Malays in the i Federation are of the opinion that the proposed Malayan National Progressive Party— a substitute of the IMF— will be a failure. Tkey describe the structure I of the proposed party as having:
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    Young Malayan s Club See Film
    64 5 MEMBERS of the Singapore Youth Malayan's Club were I shown educational films on Wednesday at the Shell Thea■'c. The programme included j films on S:iper-M>nir planes and Indian classical dancing. There will be another show j for the Club shortly. Free] tickets are available
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    FIRST AID COURSE
    35 5 FIFTY students from the Abdullah School in Kuantan will attend a first aid course by Dr. S.C. Barory in preparation for the St. 'John Ambulance Brigade to be formed at the school.
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    Case Postponed Till Next Year
    52 5 THE rate in which Leong Choo Yee who appeared before the Singapore Eighth Police Court Magistrate Mr. A. W. Ghows on a charge of smoking and being in possession of prepared opium was postponed to Jan. 15, next year. Bail of $250 in one surety
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    Hads $38,000 Worth Of Gambling Slips
    203 5 A NUMBER of cases involving chap-ji-kce betting slips were heard in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. Sixty chap-ji-kee staking slips valued at 5H8.363 were found on three person-; belonging to the Shanghai Tai Tong Chap-Ji-Kee Association These men were arrest ed by a
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    NO DESIRE FOR 'LITTLE INDIAS'
    332 5 Delhi Govt. Agent Sees Indion^V L C U PUR Wed.-There is no intention on the port of Indians in the Federation to segregate themselves from the other com- «Vh" °H a UM <?" umber oi "li»«e Indios." The tendency, on dHzens lden fy »I««i«mIv.» with
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    Move To Unite All Govt. Unions
    120 5 Standard Staff Reporter TWO different proposals have hern made to the Singapore Federation of Government Kmplovees Inlons for the formation of a s'.ngle union for all government employees in the ('olonv. Tile I l>v .1 üb-oomn ion'j M irv: 1. A single union urx
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    WHO AIDS TRAINING OF NURSES
    109 5 WHO AIDS TRAINING OF NURSES A WORLD Health Organi>a:on team comprising a senior iumt educator and n\. nidwifc is a 1 present helping h<? Singapore Government in ta nursing education programme. Two more educator nursemrl an orthopaedic nirse *r« 'xpocted [n 1954 and I9">r» tates a WHO pre-s statement The
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    Kept Gold, Says Charge
    55 5 M. RKTNAM \vn< charged I the Singapore First Crimi District Court yesterday with failing to offer for salt gold coins worth $191.27 I authorised dealers. Tan Thoo Poo, I proprietor of a goldsmith in Am waj charged with ai Retnam They claimed trial and rase was
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    SATA APPEAL NETS $34,822
    66 5 THE SATA's Appeal for funds has so far netted 134.822 Personal doi itioaa ■mouatI to 314. 4iM CoDenioaf from other KWirCßj are: basket-ball matrh promo'H by the Singapore. Chinese Amn:eur Athletic Federation .SL\.~>4f>: Cinderella Operetta by I.ydin S -hool of Ar and drama Incfadilig advertisements $.i.34fi:
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    EXHIBITION OF MUSICAL GEAR
    67 5 THF Singapore Art So< iety ■.viJ! cimdiK t an exhibition of eMteru and western mu instruments at the Bn f i h Council Hail. Stamford H Singapore, from Bep( 12 to i'<» from I a.m. to 6 p r«i. e. Hay. Adrnis ion is frThe omVial
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    He Had Opium Worth $10,000
    57 5 TAN PENG HENG. a Singapore farmer who was found with '1 lb«j. of opium worth SI 0,000 in a t»a< klanr off Orchard Kead on Jan. ii was yesterday seat meed to ,'K months' iniiiisuiuii.il' in the Third rnnia.il District uurt. Tan cave notice of
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    65 5 TFN Ml MKIKS of the Voiin- Malayans Inh. Kn.il. i I um pin whn .it t««nd<<| thr |,st Fcd«-ril Count i| mt-itinu I rum Ml: Miss < hoontr Win Hoi. M? N K NiTitim, Miss Juiir I«c Mr T Gnnl, prrxiHrnt. Miss I Sinn:idtir.ii Mr Q hrlli.ih Miss
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    30 5 THE S nnncnt B Road i rental oC .vil! Im <• i 1 1 ft V.<U neni i i ouncil ,i- track 'her |hat i
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    MOVER NAMED FOR F.E. POST
    45 5 ii \ho: i) i, tor of the y Adm. n (FOA), nntKMioced in WH>hiiij{j<jfi ppolntmcnl of ifinri T. Mover u »;<;d;i! director foi th< > East. He i< the fir>t of four >i i i majof i ;«n«i pub the K.r
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    Defence Of Japan
    683 6 LX>K ni.irj is Malaya has more than a ea iial 1 in Japan's foreign polity. At tl\f moment, tJv- .J.ip;i:. i Government is without .1 defence plan. Japan, in fact, has no armed forct except a National Security Force designed primarily for the maintenance of internal order.
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    Review of Views
    220 6 Review of Views Can't Fool Anybody MTING o n the contend-! •-I formation I nal Pi ogi essivei Patty 1 points^ out that this part 7 cannot^ r the true character ot£ Con-2 Although ihe wordi ndencc itedj with IMP -„< ople, the Malayani National i' lv< Party* wi' 1
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      LET'S BE REALISTIC
      513 6 Sir; We arc being told: "Let's be realistic. Whether we like it or not, Mao's Red government represents some 450 million Chinese. By admitting it to U.N. we get a chance to influence the government and win it over to our side." Let's get our f;icts straight.
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      Most Unruly Show
      195 6 Sir, Last Friday I witnessed one of the most unruly and worst shows of sportsmanship I have ever seen here at the Chinese Swimming Club Tolcntimc Competition. On the whole the show was well run and the M.C. did a very good job in breaking the monotony
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      A SOLUTION
      153 6 Sir; My attention has been drawn to the present state of the inscription surrounding the Tan Kim Scrip Memorial Fountain, sited next to the Esplanade restaurant. I admire the beauty of design but deplore the absence of an inscription. The decorative plants have grown to wnn nt \ho
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      Good Feelings
      127 6 Sir: "I am extremely glad to know that through the efforts of Inche SB. Mohamed Hussain. Singapore City will soon have an association in which cinemagoers can express their grievances. Of course, it should not be its motive only to attack the interests of theatres and film producers
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    Laughter at Work
    5 6 tVaier! Water!
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    SEARCH FOR HEBREW SCROLLS NEAP -THE DEAD SEA
    585 6  - SEARCH FOR HEBREW SCROLLS NE A P -THE DEAD SEA- FRANCIS OFNER ROUND the Dead Sea in Israel, this summer. Pro- fessor Nelson (llueck. Pre- sident of the Hebrew Union Collet;*' of Cincinnati, Ohio. America, is searching in the salt mountains of the Sodom Knijedi-Beersheba area for holy scripts which
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    Two Branches Of Law In Britain
    1040 6 Two Branches Of Law In Britain By A Times Special Correspondent JT is perhaps, to be regretted that the Evershed Committee, set up to consider what reforms of practice and procedure in the Supreme Court should be introduced to reduce the cost of litigation, were not asked to come to
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    79 7 photo. 1,.,,, destroyers are ibowi at anchor off Santa Maru Delia Salute of which the seen, atVe.iee ha.l.our on \u« H They arrived the previous evening tocher the rruiser Dura Defll Ibruzzi. flying the fla K of Admiral Luciano Bi«i It is ru that the
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    Launch Fired On In H'Kong Waters
    142 7 LONDON, Sept. 9(AP)— The Admiralty announced today that a British naval launch was fired on in Hongkong waters today and that casualties were suffered. Th > terse Admiralty communique did not identify Ihe attacking f< British destroyer ordered out to remove the wounded sailors.
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    25 7 m.oto (,K)K(il Ml IP of the famous Gallup polls of pub I opinion photographed Mrs iilup on Ihe leri tln-ir hotel in l.num Switzerland A.P.
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    BRITISH SECRECY CLOAK ON JETS
    101 7 1 IRNBOROUGH, England, Sept. 9 (AP)— Biitain I'tedly threw a tight cloak of secrecy some of her latest aviation developments. Censors irdered several entries removed irom the annual air iow sponsored by the Society of British Aircraft istructors. red how ing i jet engine and
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    IRANIAN GOVT. GETS US $10M.
    40 7 -AX. Sept <) (AFP) 10,000,000 under A ad scheme i^ to immediate of the Iranian covcrnearned here toof U555,300,000 of 0,000 aid granted ed States was '.his morning The portion of the 000 wl! b- turtied
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    U.S. Envoy To R.I.
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    Van Fleet In U.K.
    16 7 "tAL James Van Fleet r) Lond in by air yesK rea U.P.
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    Tugs Pull Off GroundedShip
    75 7 SOUTHAMPTON, (England). y— The French ■iner Liberate picked up her Southampton passengers at the anch ofl the Isle of and left tor New York er spending grounded on a nk outside Le Havre. The 51,000-ton luxury liner ran aground in thick fog a few minutes after
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    Allies Ask For AccountOfPoWs
    38 7 PANMUNJOM. Sept. 9 (UP) —The Allies handed the Communists today a list of :*,4()4 PoWs including 944 Americans believed still in Communist prisons and demanded their return or an accounting of where they are.
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    41 7 FOUR CI'NMEN lie prone on order* of the 35 police .md ei?ht detectives who closed i a o n them ivhcn they attempted a robbery in donnlown Manhattan. A fifth was hospiialized after 4 running gua battk with police. V.P. phot©.
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    MAN WITH A STITCHED HEART
    161 7 MAN WITH A STITCHED HEART CHICAGO, Sept. 9. (AP).— A man who had a large hole patched between two of his heart chambers will walk out of W*. Sinai hospital next week with a normal circulatory 1 m. Hubert Olson. of Huron. South Dakota, entered the hospital on Aug. 21.
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    TEST PILOT IS REPRIMANDED
    78 7 KARXBOROL'GH Hampshire, I Sept. 5). (Renter) Squadron Leader B Waterton, one of Britain's too test pilots. wa& reprimanded here yesterday for (lying hi* delta winj Gloster Jay< I iter dangerously during Mon j preview ot '.nr b.% national air Waterton had pointed h;s "Fl yinp I
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    ONLY ONE MAN ESCAPED DEATH
    62 7 LA ROCHELLE (France). Sept. 9. (AP). Three women and eight men were trapped on a sand bar and drowned by a fast rising Atlantic tide early this morning. They were netting for fish of the island of Oleron. a few miles off France's west coast,
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    £8 Mil. To Aid 5. Korea
    212 7 £8 Mil. To Aid 5. Korea LONDON, Sept. 9, (Reuter)— Britain is paying £8,000,000 towards the United Nations £46, 000,000 programme for the reconstruction of Korea. This was disclosed here yesterday by Sir Arthur Rucker, Deputy Agent-General of the United Nations Korea Reconstruction Agency. Sir Arthur Ruckei is visiting various
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    JAPAN DEFIES SOUTH KOREA
    60 7 TOKYO. Sept. (UP) Japan today defied South Korea's threat to fire on Japanese fishing vessels and patrol boats still within 50 to 60 miles of the Korean coast after midnight tonight. One hundred to 200 Japanese Ashing craft and four or five Maritime Safety Board's patrol
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    47 7 TRIPLETS: Louise Margaret, left, is sleeping peacefully. Yvonne, in the middle, is «t> ing while Jeanette looks <»n placidly. Mis. Mar v Archer, 23. wife of RAMC Private Alfred Archer has waited viz ht weeks in the Army's Maternity Hospital at Aldershot for this proud moment. Mirropu-.
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    U.S. Spain To Sign Military Pact Soon
    148 7 MADRID, Sept. 9— (AP) High Spanish sources said yesterday the United States and Spain will sign a military pact during the week of Sept. 14 giving the U.S. the right to use Spanish naval and air bases. This was reported as U.S. Ambassador
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    THE QUEEN INVITES PM TO BALMORAL
    271 7 THE QUEEN INVITES PM TO BALMORAL LONDON. Sept. 9 <VP)~ Queen Elizabeth has invited Sir Winston Churchill to spend a coupl<. of day*, it Balmoral Castle this week and many of his friends are hoping she will add the weight of her prestige in d affection to suggestions hat he
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    Miss Monte Carlo
    22 7 IISS MONTE CARLO: Hbabrth Choubk, s uns herself .sUnhu. «.,.r, k petmg in the^Mi.ss Europe" beauty tontest. AP photo
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    Theatre Destroyed
    20 7 I it h ru. (mm ne.i <{<■ nifl the root ravinj 800 pei M« -I into tl injure.! {JJP
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    ANZUS TALKS GET UNDER WAY
    219 7 ANZUS TALKS GET UNDER WAY WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (UP)— Secretory of State John Foster Dulles today opened the meeting here of the ANZUS Council composed of the foreign ministers of Australia, New Zealand and the United States by reaffirming the intention of the three countries to stand to gether against
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    Harding For Australia
    74 7 LONDO N. Sept !>: (Reuter) Field .Marshal Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Staff. will visit Milbourne next month for talks with the Australian and New Zealand military authorities, the Commonwealth Relations Office announced. Later he will visit New Zealand. An official a t the
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    Australia To Cut Taxes
    94 7 CANBERRA. Sept. 9, (Renter).—Sir Arthur Fadden. the Australian Treasurer, today introduced a budget to the Hof Representatives containing' income tax cuts averaging I L* per cent. Company taxei were also reduced and talei taxei abolished or eased. Sir Fadden, in a "stimulus" budget, announced to a
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    Pole's Dash For Freedom
    99 7 SEOUL. Sept. 9 (AP) Poii.h member ol nations truce inspection In South Korea today fk < iiis Iron Cuit ain count and was given politic ii lum by an American commander, the U.S announ< ed. Th Pole made his i .in it :<■ break ;is In
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    Rita Spurns $1M. Offer By Aly
    66 7 LAS VE(;as. Nevada, Sept •J (UP)— Film star Rita Hayworth today angrily spurned a one-million dollar divorce settlement with Prince Aly Khan that would have showered their three-year-old daughter with the regal luxury of a Moslem princess "All the money in the world can't
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    MINIMUM PAY
    33 7 DOUGLAS, (lale oi Mai I Sept y (Reuter): The Bi Trades Union Congress, the "Parliament" of British labour. today decided againci having minimum WMM Sxed to I COtt <>f living index.
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      68 7 RUBBERJINCLOSINGPRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 9. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London morket:LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 19 d Spot £615 per ton Oct /Dec. 19]d. buyers, £616 seller*. Jon. /Mor. 19}d. Three months: £607 10s. Apr./June 19Jd buyers, £609. July/Sept. 19;d.
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    63 8 TEL AVIV. Sept. 9 (AFP -Egyptian authorities hel< he Greek ship Parnon ii 'ort Said on Friday and con seated its cargo of Israel roduce. cars and cement, i .as revealed today. The ship was on its way t< lie Israel] Red Sea port o !y!ath.
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    68 8 Tin P'lansi (above) a ferry-boat with arrow »«d at ion for about 300 passengers, will soon be operatia* between Prai and Penang. Built at the Fort Swetteaham railway slipway the boat is expected to leave for Penaiig in about a weeks time. Shortage of materials delayed the construe
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    Noble: More U.K. Naval Ships Freed For Patrol Duties
    248 8 LONDON, Sept. 9, (Reuter)— More British naval ships have been released for anti-pirate patrol duties in the Straits of Formosa sinee the Korean armistice, it was stated in London yesterday. Commander Allan Noble, Parliamentary Secretary to the Admiralty, gave the news
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    CONTROL OF US$ IN ASIA WONT AFFECT SPORE
    196 9 1111 proposed control on the circulation of imerican dollars in Asia is not likely to affect Singan financial transactions involving this currency in no transactions involving United States ept under licence, an exchange broker told the Standard. RHe was commenting on a
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    DOING THE MARKET
    73 9 DOING THE MARKET markei in lined very quiet lor September 64] cents nts per Ib, on reported ame levels as on Tuesday. eni per Ib. „n Tuesday) twer and ax i 7 8 cents prices yesb ne as those rd quiet NOON PRICE Chamber of Com < ciation noo'i icr
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    SHARES
    70 9 shares all .mthis lecti in of share market The volume of i tin res, increasIn lustrial shares ly. Interes' ul I er shares was INDI STBIALfl ers Sellers 45 18') 18.icdcb 12 4.-) 12.55 J cd MINING 8/4 8.'7 TO 75 2.30 2 40 34 12/3 12 51 3.75
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    Controls Lifted
    16 9 t{F n Government Mt export prices ntrol on jute, according to from Karachi U.P.
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    PRODUCE
    86 9 THE produce mnrket in Singapore was -toady in all >ns yesterday with fair business passing. Copra buyers for Seutember shipment indicated S:-!SJ per picul with sellers at $36J Coconut seilers quoted $"iSJ p?r picul with no buyers. Pepper prices remained unchanged. Singapore produce prices(per picul) quo'ed hy seller* ves'er'i..y
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    Salonika Int'l Fair
    57 9 ATHENS. Sept. J». (Reuter) The eighteenth Internationa] Fair at Salonika opened yesterday, with Greece, Italy, Yugoslavia. Western Germany, Western Berlin and Israel officially represented. Heavy industry was the outstanding feature in both the Italian and Yugoslav paviiions. Western Germany had a particularly outstanding show and increased trade
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    Air Agreement
    44 9 THE Air Transport Agieement between Nationalist China arid the Republic of Korea has been extended for on e year, from September I. The agreement allows the Chinese side, traffic rights at Pusan and the Korean side similar rights at Taipei. A P.
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    BRITISH TV RADIO SHOW
    67 9 THIS outsize television scrrcn will be popular with vfcitois to the British National Radio and Television Show at Karl's Court. London. The audiente watching the production in the studio (background) will s^e the transmission on the Riant screen before them. This is one of the exhibits
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    Europe Narrows Dollar Cap With U.S., Canada
    275 9 Europe Narrows Dollar Cap With U.S., Canada PARIS. Sept. 9 (Reuter)—Europe's dollar gap with the United States and Canada was reduced by IVi^mT'H^r^yh/^t 571,000) during the nrst five months of this year as compared with the same period of 1952, according to the Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (OEEC). An
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    £ CONVERTIBILITY TO BE DISCUSSED
    362 9 CONVERTIBILITY TO BE DISCUSSED World Bank Meeting WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (Renter)— The question of mokinq tho pound sterling freely convertible into dollars is expected to dom.note in one way or another the discussions at the annual conference of tho toda rn h M °netary Fund and t/ie World Bank opening
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    Made-In-Britain Ronsons Popular
    65 9 FEW people know that practically every Ronsnn lighter sold outside North and South America is m:i<l«» and marketed in Britain, according to the mu .i/in«--"Scope" a periodical on the interesting lipecti of People b ring t of ■n before #!i0 the fir-4 Brit^h Ron- »n B•, 1
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    Window Strip Tease To Stop
    125 9 Window Strip Tease To Stop OGDEN. I'tah. Sept. 0 (IP) The Chamber of Commerce has begun a cam paign to stop "strip-tease* shows in downtown stoie windows. The "performers" are onlv plaster mannequins, hut tit Chamber's rrtail merchants division promised to do wnething about it after .*«> men protested the
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    RUBBER CROPS
    38 9 HARRISONS CROS^IELX (Malaya) Ltd.. report the following rropi f r August Allenby 35,000 lb.. Ben';i lb. .leram Kuan tan 63.000 lb. Kuntiong 37.0M lb.. httntakal 79.500 lb. Sungei I 122.000 lb., and Tanjong Pai 55.800 lb.
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    11 Indonesians For U.S. Training
    20 9 Nl I'k'' ir*s training m tod I- reign 1 t Fiv* of I .1 I
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    DON'T BE LULLED TO SLEEP WARNS
    961 10 DON'T BE LULLED TO SLEEP WARNS Bo f rji' jus About The Sf'pr-^ocket News... JRITONS have been more than once lulled into a sonse of security b> optimistic statement about some novel weapon of offence or defence. Equally they have been comforted unduly by news of some policy of appeasement
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    Air Chief Marshal Sir Philip Joubert
    77 10 Treasury is faced by moun'mg expense- for 'ne Ar n j .-id ov continued press n from 'ht Nat v 1 >r the i*onstruction of tha pensive— and vulner ablecar i s. It l| a ealld argument and one frequently used th it it
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    60 10 Rosalind Rgjnam THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. You mud enclose three fen cent stomps if you want yout pottorn cut. l» I don't get the stamps you don't get the pattern. A number of orders ho*c come to me without the stomps. These won't
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      Two Colonels
      178 10 Sir;— How true it is that th i G >vt. failed in its responsibilities in the Lv>t War. The public of Singapore was not fully prepared lor an air attack at that time, as the raid took us by surprise. Kpw, the Govt. has appointed three City Colors
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      Anti-Nudism
      63 10 AntiNudism —I rtrongt* land I iken by \n t the i >f nudism in \i why should it be allow a country where there il »n lack of lunshine winJhould it also be nere to have mixed nudism before it can be a su ivernment not pi tinate In iti
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      WHITTON BOARD AND WAGES
      195 10 WHITTON BOARD AND WAGES Sir. The Strai*> '1 p iblUh repoi ;n wnicb it was tr. i' u the present wag j on the recomm f wis <>f the Whitton Arbit- 1" l lis is incorrect. The V. 'on Board did tldei price fiO nor undei T i •;."> The
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      A "BC" DECREE?
      209 10 Sir; With refer* i ee to Ml. Chan S L.'s ,e'ter in The Stanonrd on Sept. 'A 1 certainly do agree that th >se are Elizabethan times: but disagree or the p »ml that the women's r its and privileges come first and men come second. J
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      TOO SMART!
      266 10 TOO SMART! Sir; Rigtit noiv, I BIN Still rrondcring whether I'BIQUE" tens certam o) irhmt he or she teas writing about under the title, "PL'ise Tc'l Is, SomyT <*"d that which iM| published i" the SiJigapore Standard of September I. Did you ÜBIQVE, fnHy understand the article thai rras vritten
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    Can You Name This Star?
    78 10 ALL throueh this wr»-k Ihe Singapore Standard presents its thirtv-serond Mar contest. Ah \ou xe k<>( do is to <-o!leoi the six pirtures and their respective ruupnns »nd send them together uiih the name of the stars viHer single rover to the Movie Editor of
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      232 10 CATHAY ORGANISATION r-' ATTRACTIONS .^gy S SHOWS V.! TODAY f-i P.lJlilJ A FITTING FOLLOW UP TO MIGHTY QUO VADSS' COMES JEAN SiMMONS C^' k STEWART GRANGER DEBORAH KERR #1 v CHARLES LAUGHTON /tj AN M-C-M PICTURE SATURDAY at MIDNIGHT! THE .STOOGI M/wSfl ■1 ,!p%. J*\, 11 a.m., 1.45, M-..6 »iig^pDlE€l||
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      4 10 Stat Contest No. 32
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      226 10 FROM TODAY! |df^,(i4.r 11 a.m., 1.45. 1 6.30. Wtf-JulMlX 'L ADVEN7URL! RO.V\ iCt SP Ht M*k tN wtmji f in kit ar*V-«Mtf 4 W^Sw cou mi>i v nrn in s randoiph Scott Hangman s >Mili DONNA Rl I!> IN COLOR BY lirilNholuu PLUS "3 STOOGE" V ',V, s. i #f
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    EDRICH STARS IN AMATEURS' BIG VICTORY
    217 11 n\ Sept. 9 (AP)— The Gentlemen— En&nti imateura- and the Players provided the Scarcket festival crowd with exciting and cricket Tuesday. The Amateurs raced to a five-wicket win after scoring 252 runs i n 2J hours. They bid set the tone for an exciting
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    TTC HOCKEY XI
    19 11 in match Tangliq f'.nnu- US indraB W m A Boon Hai, W. B n ih'.o I
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    UK SOCCER
    26 11 I >NDON, Sept. 9 (AP) in the cr league: 1)1 V. I. Arsenal 1. Cl sea 2. HIV. HI (North) Rvhe <!, Halifax Town 1.
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    9-Man Team Win
    19 11 KUANTAN, Wed:— Kuantan Malays, with only Mint K tan Indians 4-1 in ccer match j vesterdav.
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    71 11 Max Sthmeling. world i Z famous boxing champion and wrestler arrived in Singapore on a KLM Constellation yesterday on C Z his way home to Europe, j Max has been referee- int; boxing matches in Indonesia for the last two months. "1 ha\> my business to think about,' he said
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    WDCSA Beat PWD At B'ton
    118 11 WDCSA Beat PWD At B 'ton REMBAN. Wed. War ent Civjli;m S( rvicea ciation badminton team heat P.W.D. Sports Club by five >. winning three singlet and two doubles events. in a match Diayed at the SPI hali. Results. fW.D.C.S A. players mentioned first): Biases: Lee See Hin beat Zakaria
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    WEEKEND GOLF TIES
    248 11 FOLLOWING are the revised ting time lor the quauirounds of the Roynl Singapore Golf Club championships to be play< weekend: SATLRDAV 205 T. H. A. PotU »nd W. J Ciibb; 2.10 P.B. Dowling and J.P d e C. Hamilton; 2.15 R.IVI. Scot and M. C. Bain: 2.20
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      95 11 NOTICE In The Supreme Court Of The Federation Of Mtlay.i In The Blfffl Court At Ipoh IN BANKRUPTCY. No. 4G oi 1 1953 RE: S. K. Doong, Miner and Broker, of lpoh. Notice of Receiving Ol E in Non-Summary Case. Receiving Order made: 21 June, 1953. Date of Adjudication: JJr.d
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      1236 11 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY mjM^ ENACTMENT CAP ;>:>. MISSING In The Supreme Court Of The Federation Of Malaya. I I In The High Court At *p«ih IN BANKRUPTCY. W.E V. J a. of 19 RE: Mohamed Noordin A b. Mohd. Akib. I Name of Debtor: Mohamed BB^^B| Noordin bin Aid. Akib.
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      226 11 The Heart Qg Juliet Jones By Stan Drake Alley Oop By V.f. Hamiin jnSr X^ wv TMAJSJE6 ArsiC '~^?Si WELL. WHAT O>M^3 \OF COURSE NOT. l-^ 'I M THE AAJTHOC?' 1 -Ny < f kkiN^MEN MENCERDRTH MEXT, FOR CATS^Kt? DUNKTE THE PLNV? V ewAWiE^PEARE <t^Q EARLS. 6OTHAJSIKjS TO I HASNT
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    Security Check On Athletes
    49 12 Security Check On Athletes M vmi s«pt. :> < AP> \-...n athletes eaterinu the Philippines ii»\xl Ma] fof the Asian spori> games uiii b<* carefully Kcreeaeel lor politicml leaaiaf Kpokesnaa for ike (i.inifs Security (tun mi(tf# said military telliKeaoe a^«-nt s will screca orerseaa e*atest;mtv ici preveat thp tnlltratiOa «J
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    Straits CMYF Win Lim Cup
    107 12 F i th« iird 'm,- in sue Straits Chin MY.F v> :,-> the Singapore D triii Inter-Methodist \'n\\h i adminton rhamppionship t r the Lim Chuan n Cup, beating tlie Gej ing Straits Chinese by I've nil. The resu ts were: I- in, Kim Choon
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    SECOND RUGBY REVERSE FOR PENANG EUROPEANS
    378 12 SECOND RUGBY REVERSE FOR PENANG EUROPEANS PENANG, Wed.— The Penanff Sports Club, the premier rugby club in the settlement for many a season, suffered their second successive defeat this time -by ten points (two goals) at the hands ot the Penang All Blues in a rousing game played at the
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    35 12 H ird Johnson (stripes), SbefleM I'nitcd MBtrthalf, i/.'nU^ ai attempt at ;l header by Chelsea centre forward Jim Lewis «i:"in^ tin- First IMrisioa match at Chelsea ground last Saturday. Sbelßeld ««>n thr same by '—1.
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    Bankers Held To 3-3 Draw
    342 12 merit enabled a spirited Shell Sports Club to hold the powerful Hongkong Bank S.C. to a > draw when tin* two teams played their last game in SHIM A Division at .Man Besar Stadium yesterday. i wel] <\l'\ Shell perform, I th it it would
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    HK Bank Get A Trouncing
    126 12 MERCANTILE Bank Sports Club, playing their last game in the Singapore Business Houses Div. C League and Cup competition, scored crushing 10-1 victory over the Hongkong Bank Sports Cub 'B" at Farrer Park yesterday. Mercantile bank led 4-0 at the interval with goals bv Eddie.
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    Novices Badminton
    23 12 KIALA LUMPUR Wed. Th« Selangor Malays novices b.tdmfnton tournament will be>»in on Sept. 12 and 13, at the Police Depot hall.
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    Aureole Gets Treatment
    26 12 "'mi»'.ilv trratmrnf for th. 1^ n S n i'' r; '<» n S «re race KsOMNMMg^ S S ruriDls the lior^ e <>l ils
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    2 Sacked In This Match
    214 12 2 Sacked In This Match THE adoption of question in a division A Sii B House League Cup match an Geylang yesterday resulted in two players being <■ <.H the Be i This was ~r.: encountei ben OTEC and Singapore Cold Storage which OTKC won I The players who were
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    OTHER RESULTS
    79 12 Other Business Houses I.ea gue and Cup matches played erday: Division B: Singapore Traction Company beat Malrfyi Publishing House '-i l. Division C: Mercantile Bar Sports Club beat Hom-;': Bank "B" 10-1. Malayan Air ways and Ford Sports Cilit drew 2 12. Netherland Tiad ing Society beat Handelsban)*
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    Depleted Indians Lose 2-1
    184 12 Depleted Indians Lose 2-1 A DEPLETED Indian Association side found RAF Seletar a much superior opposition and went down by two goals to one In a SHA division I match at Balestier Road yesterday. Indians were forced on the defensive from ihe start but the wet and heavy ground saved
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    Women'sHockey
    23 12 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Wed Sel■ngor Club women beat War Department wom«-n o a j hockey today. Scorers were Mrs Smith and Pat I);ubv
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    Johnson Upsets Charles
    144 12 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9 iKriiitT' Harold .lolmsun year •>!<' Philadelphia lisjht-hea\ weight. ma\ |d an carlv tilt at the wurM ln v a\ vh .'ijfht rliirnpioiisli; |is ;»s ;i ri'Mil| of his points victor\ ovrr I //:ird t r les in a 10-rtiuml bout here hist nisht Promoter
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    Wonder Lad Beats Chesieres Easily
    250 12 t By WINDSOR LAD WONDER LAD, a last start winner at Penan* is in striking form. With Bagby astride, Wonder Lad galloped three lengths clear of stablemate Chesieres (Tait) in a testing spin yesterday, returning 54* sec for the half mile and 37 4 5
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    Big Hitting By Simpson
    80 12 SCARBOROUGH. Soot 9 (Renter) A team of T-st match players organised by j Tom Pearce. former H tea Captain and Rugby Union re.feree. had the first knock in a good pitch here today wher. the last first class match t.\ tne Australians' tour opened in Tine
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    Police Beat ACS
    24 12 IPOH. Wed Police Sports Club beat Anglo-Chinese School l—o in a first division hotkey league matrh today Hhor.se notchfrl the winner.
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    The Saints Score Another Victory
    382 12 -SAINTS scored another victory when the\ hen* powerful RASC XV by 11 points (goal, tr\ and penalty) to six (try and a penalty) in a hard bu scrappy rugger at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. The same \v;is dominated by the forwards of both pi.ki. It
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    Bouquet For Alex Delilkon
    258 12 l! young Alex Oelilkan, Sin•).»te's best srhooiboy eric keter, been shabbily ti cd 1 in local cricket? A (-ticket fan. newly arrived from England, seenn to think Detilkan, he sayi in his lettei to The Standard K one ol the ttnest batsman he s«?et: in Singapoi
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    BIG CHINESE SWIM MEET
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    RAF Tengah Beat RNAS Sembawang
    27 12 A PEN U I Y issue lei :ah n h the) i i inn dim point RNAS S XV in <•* hard fou«
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    JAPS SCORE 4th WIN
    197 12 I TOKYO. Sept 9. (Reu't) Japanese men's tab <■ > i team defeated India Bve- ill ?oduy In the third riav „f >nd Asian table championships being play Tokyo*! Memorial Hall. The Japanese team iron four games played during I tournament. It will met! Hongkong for
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    Australians Touring Wl
    82 12 SYDNEY. Si-p\ I fßeuterhIJe Australian Crlckel Board of Control declared at a n mf here tonight that they will send a team to tour the v. Indies in 1055. There will be five te^t« played during the pur. two in Jamaica and others in Trinidad, Barbados an
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    PENANG SWIM
    26 12 PENANG. Wed. -The ChiSwimminq Club wiU I innuaj swtmai tm <•<>■ ution at Tanjong Bungah on Sunday. A programme of 13 events been drawn up
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    Fraser & Neave Just Do It
    52 12 Fraser Neave Just Do It FRASKK an I H Clut) just man :>• i to L »«'t i a iy with full point i tlffey met the Sim- I >y Jn th ond round i >1 gap ire Bush is rl r 1 1 t I s p I t
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      68 12 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Cup tie. Chines* Athletic* ©j RAF. Changi at JaUm Bcsur suidium: Division '2 CYMA vs YMMA at BODCA; Division lA, Kadayanallur Muslim League v s YCAA at Geylany Stadium, S.H.A. League, Division 1 G H.Q, Farmij vs T.T.C. at Tanglin: Division ll SRC 11 Vs YM(\A at SRC:
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      196 12 MAJESTIC THEATRE EU TONG SEN STREET rELEPHi i I Shows D.nh 7 v:o mm Admission 14, > v r*^ \m\/im.; 1MP*****1 mP^^\ N|OIU >n •I\i i I \i: niw Direct ttom America presents "MAGICANA MYSTERY REVUE YOU WONT BELIEVE YOUR EYES HNj WIIRIJ KXKIIIiiN ON M\Ks In the ranl.isiir s.(t,n«
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