Singapore Standard, 14 September 1953

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    19 1 SING APORE STANDARD 1L an s. Vol. IV. 1N,,. 7j. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER If, *****. TWHIAK PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    Garhwal Stifles Salute
    62 1 pnoto. pipes and drums of the Garkwal Rifles, part of India n custodial force for Korea, entertained a lar?e crowd on th<- Esplanade m Singapore yesterday. After pJaylßf several popular 1..di an piece* the hand marched past the Indian Government Representative m Malaya, M r Gopala Meno
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    Kurushev Supercedes Molotov?
    18 1 Kurushev Supercedes Molotov? (AP). I In r V. M. .ry a had been the 1 par'y 'here was
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    BORN A SLAVE
    26 1 MRS. Elizabeth Patterson, aged 101, who was a Negro c until she was 12 years died m Pittsfleld, Ma tts on Saturday. Reuter
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    BOY DROWNS IN RESCUE BID
    407 1 Saves A Pal, Goes Down With Another By EE BOON LEE, Standard Staff Reporter AN eleven-year-old boy, Tay Choc Mcng, sacrificed his life for two of his friends who were m difficulties m Singapore's Stamford Road Canal besides Raffles Girls' School, at about 2 p.m.
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    LOVE WAS MOTIVE FOR SHOOTING, VICTIM CLAIMS
    332 1 LOVE W AS MOTIVE FOR SHOOTING, VICTIM CLAIMS Oaubte Tragedy Wn Singapore ("anal A SINGAPORE fitter K. Arunaselam (27). who was shot at three times on Saturday night at Potong Pasir, I'pper Serangoon Road, told The Standard last night that he believed his friend. Lee Pak Ghu (20), was killed
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    BRITISH SUGAR RATION TO END
    37 1 NEWCASTLE. Sept. 13 (Reutei Major Gwilyn Lloyd George. Minister of Fuod told the British housewife that he hoped to be able to announce shortly the dale for the end of sugar rationing.
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    Get out of Australia Sandys told
    103 1 Get out of Australia Sandys told 8V1)N k 1 Sept. U (Router) Since he arrived m Australia two weeks a;it Mr. Duncan Sandys, Britain's Supply Minister, has received several anonymous letters telling him to "get out of the Commonwealth and take tUM oouiu.i auu gßMted missiles with him." disclosed m
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    BID TO SMASH REBEL BASES
    59 1 HANOI. Sept. 13 (AFP).— French Union troops today launched an operation aimed at destroying Vietminh bases m the vital area, L's miles south of Hanoi. The operation known a? Chochai if part of a vast mopping-up move by the North Vietnam military commander General Ren
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    Hillary In London
    27 1 SIR Edmund Hillary, arrived m London on Saturday by air accompanied by his wile for lectures m Britain on "The Ascent of Everest," Reuter
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    Duke Of Abercorn
    34 1 THE Duke of Abercorn. a former Governor of Northern Ireland, who held 13 titles In Britain and the Dukedom of Chatelherault m France died m London yesterday. He was 83.— Reuter
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    Mossadeq Trial
    20 1 THE Shah of Persia yesterday issued an order for the trial by court martial of Dr. Mohammed MossadeQ.
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    ASSASSINATED
    27 1 H£)DI Cjaker. a member of the political bureau of the Neo Destour (Nationalist) Party was assassinated m Tunis on Saturday night, the French News Agency reported.
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    PILOT KILLED
    30 1 GIOVANNI Cant in i. former personal pilot of King Vmberto, was killed yesterday when his small touring plane crashed during the inaugura- Reuter tion of a new airfield.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    9 1 "Awkward, isn't it? He s left-handed >'knowl"
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    WIDOW (80) WEDS EX-BOXER (37)
    49 1 MELTON MOWBRAY. England Sept. 13, (Renter) An 80-year-old woman. Mrs. Kate Russel. yesterday married a former professional boxer of 37, Mr. William (Paddy) Rogers. The bride who owns six houses has a son aged 41 by her first husband, who died six years ago.
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    Troops Arrive
    52 1 SEOUL. Sept. 13. (Renter) A helicopter airlift begun this afternoon of another 1.100 troops of the Indians Brigade from a troopship at In< hon o the Indian village m the .ieutral zone, where their fe OW soldiers are a. ready guarding war prisoners who do no* want to
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    MAN FALLS OFF PILGRIM SHIP
    128 1 16 Deaths, Three Births In Voyage PENANG, Sun. The pilgrim ship Tyndareua was delayed m Us trip here from Jeddah off Muka Head when it was forred to halt and search for the body of a male pilgrim believed to have fallen avert jarC Launches
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    Peking Says 'No' To UN Proposal
    204 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 13 (Reuter)— Chinese Communist Prime Minister Chou En-lai ha s cabled the I'nited Nations declaring that his government is 'not m a position to give full agreement to the United Nations General Assembly resolution on the composition of the political conference" to
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    Govt. Staff May Enter Politics Soon
    283 1  -  R. G. PILLAI By Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government employees, including industrial workers, will soon be able to take an active part m local politics and contest elections tor both City and Legislative Councils. The Government already haj r taken steps to amena the
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    QUEEN HOLDS PRIVY COUNCIL
    45 1 DON" C AST E R (Reuter). Q ;t >:ii privy ■oiifiril ai Sandbeck Park, home of thr Kai brough near here, before foifi| to th St. 1 The new M::. S he Bo;mi of Trade. Mr D:: < ii »Amory iworn m.
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    GENOA'S AWARD
    31 1 THE city of Genoa hai awarded it fit it **1 I oo:il Syx>\ »in| 'i ropli.v' to E oiiqutTors Sir Hillary, Sir John Hunt and SiHTp;* i ensma Reuter
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    He Survived
    59 1 photo I Ml K All photouraph d -it his home last nighl HC Wls .1 \<l\ IH Mils .mil fritih l.iMii hoy l.ookur: palf and sln\« rm- h«> M .«||<<| M It. it h.ipiKiK His p.irrrits vii. umtjiiv<d at his eacmpc Irom Hit •Hid fondly petted him on
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    These 2 Died
    66 1 I\\ rilOl MIN«. <|. ID. the t;. til. int n-M mi uho vsvnt <l<»\wi M (li Nu \h KliM.ii •iiuht) m th«- st.iinfnril mil srstrrd.lN lin \n i^ i pupil oi (lie i ,n> < hin S( hoo| 111 \i mrnian I, Nrkile N| mimlhm! it Ike
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    MISS AMERICA
    27 1 MISS PKNNSVI.V won lha Miss A > beauty m Al int I from >i otheff <<»•,• i (Sf*r pi< turt* of olhrr c«mIrstjflls m Yak*' 1 I
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    PWD Technician On Graft Charge
    334 2 COURT TOLD HE TOOK $200 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— M. Sinnathamby. a Public Works Department technical assistant, was today charged before Mr. Justice Paul Storr with corruptly accepting s:!(M> from a Chinese contractor, I«h Leong Iluat on May 19. he SufTian bin Ha
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    41 2 Employees of the Singapore Botanical Gardens lust night celebrated the introduction of electricity to tbeir quarters m Cluny Koad last niUM with a party. Mr. Soh (ihee Soon, C it v Councillor, who was the "father" of the .scheme was present.
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    City Union Threatens To Strike
    85 2 City Union Threatens To Strike THE Sii gapore City Council Electrical Workers Union at an emergency meeting Jast night decided to g 0 on strike over the dismissal of 21 employees of the Electrical Department at the Pasir Panjang Power Station. But the Union's executive committee will decide what day
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    'SEND U.K. CABINET MISSION' NAIR
    226 2 'SEND U.K. CABINET MISSION' NAIR KUALA LL'MPI'R Sun.— A suggestion that a British Cabinet mission be sent out to discuss various aspects dealing with independence for Malaya wa s made by Mr. M. P. D. Nair, Singapore Legislative Councillor, at the Labour conference on constitutional proposals, held here today. He
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    Coming Of Age Party
    46 2 photo. MISS Majorie Tan Poh Suan, only daughter of Madam Lee (noon Net and the late Mr. Tan Qoeca Poev. culs the rake at her 21st birthday party m Robinson's Cafe. Sinsa pore, yesterday. About (JO relatives and friends uere present. Standard
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    DENIES HE EXTORTED $12
    65 2 cn e Police lance orporal Ahmad bin O>.: an Saturday denied that he extorted $12 from an o!d Ciii::L il mrer living m Pulau Uh-.n when ho found that the man had an opium pipe on the nigh.* ol March 14. Ahmad said this In his
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    TENGKU MERIAM COMES HOME
    38 2 photo. TENGKU MERIAM who returned i« Malaya with her par ents. the SuJtan and Sultana of .fohore. being carried down the gangway of the Carthage whrn the liner put m at Penan*; yesterday. Standard
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    A SEAT FOR EVERY 100,000
    150 2 A SEAT FOR EVERY 100,000 Labour Plan For Federal Council KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.~-Thc Labour Party wants one elected scot Federal Legislative Council for every lonn* population. Jt madv this suggestion called m Kuala Lumpur b> Party, to discim const itu* mission to th* Federal Ele< Sclan^or's proposals, which were m
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    Kheks To Join Chamber C'ttee
    232 2 EX-PRISONERS' AID Standard Staff Reporter THE Khek Community (luild yesterday decided to send three representatives to sit <>n a sptvial committee formed by the Singapore Chinese Chamber af Commerce to help released prisoners. Jiiis special ron authorities. The Chamhas invited munities are the X nan,
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    Gurkhas To Mark Day
    24 2 i D..y \l..i I ii Regi Dehra. India 1 known as B 1 m 1824 D Mutiny m J R
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    CONCERT FOR UMNO YOUTH
    18 2 THE I Branch of fne S Bi UMNO i M the I on O
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    ACSU May Be Affiliated To IFPCSE
    6 2 ACSU May Be Affiliated To IFPCSE
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    Towkay Is Bound Over
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    Students To Take Part In Mock Poll
    105 2 Students To Take Part In Mock Poll Standard Staff Reporter THE "Projrrpssive. Labour and Socialist Parties" will start active campaigning m the Raffles Institution's mock election which begins today. Senior boys and or two post-school certificate girls will take part m the election. Canvassing ipeecaVei and all the elective techniques
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    Week-End Wedding
    57 2 MR. Lira Wah Che e was married to Miss A. W. Snetwoon In Singapore yesterday. A reception was later held m Band* Street. (Above): Mr. and Mrs. Martin Adaikalasamy se"J cuiUng the cake at a reception mi n Singapore ztWr th.ir manage m the Church of Our Lady
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    Urgent Call O & B Blood
    68 2 Urgent Call O B Blood I THE Sincnpore Blood Transfusion Service h;.s made an urgent appeal to aIJ t with blood growps "OV and 'B" f to oomt forward and doe thiir blood at th<- T i fusion Centre this mornitic Dr. Mfrgaret Gib«oo-Hill mterdty said: "We ifl urgent need
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    Dedicates New Syrian Church
    32 2 THE Rt. Rw. Dr. Matt! Mar AthanuMus. the M;ssionnry Bishoj of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church of Mali Saturday dedimted the; t\>-w Mar Thoma Syriaa Chuxck m Singapore.
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    MAN STABBED IN CUFF ROAD
    20 3 I imy, tab the:> :> ;n Cull r taken hospital I stated an. mi: i <; snwv
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    RI Guide Chief Visits K. Lumpur
    18 3 LJMPUR, Sun.— moveare gainto Mis? f Guide ia. charge S pore p
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    Control On Book Prices 'Fantastic'
    355 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE school booksellers have characteris- fantastic" ;i recent Department of Education that school books should be sold only at 5 per profit. i I that rtmental SChOO] children." The order, circulated recently to schools, called upon i insist on getting books for
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    ALL THE LATEST FOR FIRE BRIGADE
    156 3 ALL THE LATEST FOR FIRE BRIGADE PI N NG Sun d^y. Ail ln«. litest ideas and new techniques m fire ightiM now adopted m the I nited Kingdom will be introduced m Singapore. This was disclosed by Singapore's Fire Brigade Chief, Mr. J. G. Shaw m an exclusive interview with
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    Union Meeting
    26 3 AN extraordinary general meeting of the Singapore Shop Employees Union disth e Union should handle ca employers i are intimidating some members with dismissal.
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    SOMERSETS KILL RED LEADER
    183 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. S >y Keon. Section Leader and Quartermaster of No. 3. Platoon of the Communist terrorist organisation, wis killed by a platoon of the Somerset Light Infantry m the Kuala Langat Forest Reserve (south) area of Selangi >r. He was one of three Communist
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    Tomorrow's Fly-Past
    147 3 Tomorrow's Fly-Past THE route- an 1 timing of the Hornet and Lincoln aircraft taking part m the Buttle of Britain fly-pjst over the Federation are: HORNETS: Kota Tinggi H 37, a.m Merging 9.48. Kluang 9.59, Batu Pahat 10.06, Muar 10.13, Malacca 10.19, Alor Gajata 10.22, Port Dukson 1 Seremba n
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    Fell In Bath Tub
    47 3 KUANTAN. Sun. Five-year-old Chan Chan Chee who was playing near the full bath tub m th c backyard of a house near Galing Besar suddenly slipped into it. A few minutes later he was recovered and rushed to the hospital where he died.
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    Ungrateful Monkey Of Mentakab
    136 3 Ungrateful Monkey Of Mentakab MENTAKAB, Sun.—Teachers living m a bachelors' mess here have set a trap to catch a monkey which has repaid their kindness with thievery. For the last three months the monkey, who is a limn short. ha s been receiving food from a sympathetic mess cook. But
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    AERIAL COMMENTARY TOMORROW
    27 3 k^B&B^ fffti I I ,11 i. r ir t dir«< t < oiiiMHiit.iry from Kenoard. Sq. Ldr. IV. T. at K .AJ\ SeletM ua bYi&^.j
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    AGSU Men Honour Lingam
    86 3 Kee picture. FIFTY members of the Army Civil Service Union representing more than 20.000 workers of the War Department m Singapore, were present at a dinner on Saturday niven m honour of their president, Mr. S. T. V. Lingam. who was third m *he Standard World
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    Workers Hesitant Over House Loans
    177 3 THOUGH nearly two weeks have elapsed since the Singapore Government launched a scheme to help its employees to acquire their own houses, no one has yet come forward to make use of the opportunity. Abo U t 4,000 Government employees are eligible for Government help
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    60 3 THE proceeds of the Hongkong dogs' .show held ■I the Singapore Badminton Hall during the week-end will go towards the Singapore Carmine Welfare Association and the Little Sisters of the Poor. Standard photo shows Mrs. Leon-Soh. president of the Singapore Tannine Welfare Association with the three famous dogs. Miss Aroll.
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    RAF FLY PAST
    31 3 HORNETS and Lincoln a f akirii,' part In a Buttl 0 ot Britain fly-past m Mj iva tomorrow are expected to pass over Singapore City at l'2..ii p.m.
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    Hawkers Ask For More Land
    37 3 SINGAPORE Hawkers Wsso ciation is to Appeal toi more vacant Lan i toe They are concerned over the large number of hawkers being arrested and charged with hawk. tig In prohibited areas.
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    Govt. Union Protests
    95 3 THE Singapore Government Workers' Union has protested to the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. A C. Goodr. on what is alleged to be a decision of the Immigration Department to calculate overtime pay on the basis Of a 234-hour month instead of a 9-hour day as agreed between
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    43 TALEN TIME CONTESTANTS
    53 3 PENANG, Sun.— Forty-three entries have been received t<»i the Talentime Contest for which auditions will be held on Sept. 15. Them will be three sections vocal. instrumental and dancing and the besl live m each group will take part In the final ii Atulo-Chinese School hall
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    Hold Elections In 1954-MIC
    285 3 KUALA LIMPIR, Sun.— The Malayan Indian Congress reaffirmed its decision today that elections to the Federal Legislative Council should and could be held m 1954. It also decided to support the UMNO-MCA alliance an I the Pan-Malayan Laboui E*arty m their demand for Federal e'er" ions
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    Labour Exchange To Be Revamped, Modernised
    232 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will have one of the best and most modern Labour Exchanges m South East Asia, when re-organisation of the existing Exchange now m progress is completed by the end of the year. Tho Colony's Employment Ofncor, Ifr. F.G T\ ><m.
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    Bank Chief
    40 3 photo MX I |> MOKKISON. Manager of the C'ollyrr Quay Branch of tho lloni; Kong And Shanghai K.inkinc I orporation arrived bark m Sincaporr on a Q\\l >s Constellation from London S.ituid.iv tflct rmlit months l«\i\r m Krit.un Standard
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    Money From Quarantine For Schools
    118 3 Standard Staff K< porler THE T mi l Education Sot Id f of S re .it meeting yesterday i ked the U> tentative of the Government Of India. Mr. M Menon. to tllol a portion «>| the M Quarantine Fund" tovv.Hds the (fl ri Oi
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    SULTAN ARRIVES PENANG
    72 3 CARTHAGE IN PKNWJ. Sun 11. > m m •>l Johnrr M.ijiir (ifnrr.il Mr Ibrahim arrivrd h«r< imliv from tin* I f 1 1 1 1 I Kingdom ahu.ird \h,- I irtkagr v\ j h Iht* Suit m .uiil tln'ir UWCC Mir old d.iurhtir I < iuku Met
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    Park Observes Its 23rd Year
    25 3 SINGAPORI i p I i B I ii ii k ■•I ttl«> I h.i (m I i HI tl moi
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      SELF-GOVT. MEANS...
      152 4 •r< < Byrne Co" taking over the reins of i.'i the near or a < by ponrient I letol your con--1 ..1r y. Self-govern-not mean that rvants will ite civil ng the < ms of < rs are runI I nd, bat I k y are ing i
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      What is British Justice
      536 4 Sir: If any furthrr p were necessary ul this disillusioned stage o) the Goemr cut, the letter of "EG.S." appearing m The S-ugapore Standard of Sep•er 8. .should satisfy the most exacting. His contention is a complete JUStiflcot.'jn ]or the Emergency Regulations but it is neverIhelest
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      LEGISLATIVE BLUNDER
      402 4 SIR; A most extraordinary thin^ happened m the Federal Legislative Council when it met on Sept. 2. In the course of the debate on the Government motion to amend the Registration and Licensing of Business Ordinance, the Financial Secretary admitted certain legislative blunders m drafting the provisions of
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      QUESTION
      120 4 Sir:- With reference to the latest appeal of Mr. P. (la?ue In the k'ress for \l more t'adet Inspectors, may 1 take this opportunity o f enquiring Whether, all thing* considered equal, .m applicant. having all the necessary qualifications other than the School Certificate, and who can certain)^ make
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      Diamonds? You Can Have 'em
      255 4 DURBAN, .(AP)- Mr. I*on Gotta!, a Belgian-born Durban merchant. handles Bttore diamond m a year than most people ever dream of m a lifetime. 'But diamonds— pfF, you can have them," Mr. Gottnl will tell luu. "Give me Ask." For 40 years this foundn- »ber
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    A Sad Place Gets Good News
    366 4  - A Sad Place Gets Good News Patrick O' Donovan By TT is clear that Korea i to have that place m American hearts which was once occupied by China. China chose to quit that place, and American patronage was turned to bitterness and recrimination. Now all America's enthusiasm for education,
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    'Regular Guy Thimmy' Is In Korea
    595 4 J NEW DELHI (AP)— An affable General with a diplomatic flair represents India as chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission at Panmuojom. Lt. Gen. Kodendara Subbayya Thimayya "Thimmy" for short was Prime Minister Nehru's prompt first choice to tackle the interlocking: milita-ry-civilian job
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    MONKEY TRICKS
    310 4 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Thomas is a 70-pojnd African monkey that cannot stand human beings. ha s no respect for the peace and does not know his own strength when roused. He demonstrated these feelings after he was deposited by his new owner. Ralph Yeakel. with an employee of the
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    VILLAGE JUSTICE IN INDIA
    793 4  -  RAWLE KNOX By NEW DELHI. C LOWLY, for the Indl n village is wary of the d confines of the law. the ancient panohayat [local council assembled as a jury or court of arbitrators) is coming back into its own. Dignified by mention m the directive
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    111 5 M SPI \MN(. Ol riCTUBCS" Film £R THE CATCH' by Wang Su Fah of IGD, Cecil Street-, Singapore, 1. Roilcit'cx, f. 8. 1/250. FP 3. "SUNNY" by Siow Seong of No. 513, Pcnang Road, Penang. Rolleiflcx, f. 8, "READING THE SUNDAY STANDARD" by Andrew W.H. Lee, of
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    BUSINESS DONE
    146 5 i lINs I tO 52.45 to '85. 15. Au ral 12/74. B J."> Lower Raw Tin 8 B r 36/-, B and Vvr 21 10J to 23 6 Kamun- ta Ke as Tin 5/-, Inn Tin 5 l| i" 5 6. KI'BBER. Allonby <5G cents. si 05, Ayer
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    53 5 PATTERN SERVICE asdfasdf THE COUPON EAO THIS LfFOP.E ORDER YOUR PAT*N You rrur»« enclose n cent stamps if *-nt V oui pattern cut. f I don't get the 'torrps, 9el :i« potter*. numb, i C f ord.rs hove mt without the The< t be •'<• the starve O r P
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    Company Reports
    230 5 BRUNEI UNITED PLANTATIONS LIMITED: An Extralary Genera! Meeting of Company will be held on Ist < 1953 lor the purpose of putting the company into liquidation. The purchase consideration ($BOO.--1)00/-) for the Company" land, building, machinery, vehicles and furniture ha s been received; the sale being completed on
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    REDS WANT TO BUY UK SHIPS
    108 5 LONDON, S.^pt. 13. (AP) Britain's Board of Trade is conferring with Admiralty experta on the advisability of letting British shipyards build '8.000.000 worth of small ships for the Soviet Union. Mr. Harry L. Dowsett. chairman of the big Dowsett engineerinf rombine and leader of
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    Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE
    462 5 Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE STpore Diary >!U P MCI N \(ll\l. »1 I N 1 1 N ci i .;u mion**: 0 m 1:1 Tarn:! As if Rd., S: ga 10 tl Of Sil P A 1 lian Dance SIS r> m 'i 1 < -ok;ng Class a!
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    To Stand Trial In High Court
    36 5 NANG, Sun Tan Siah yesterday committed 1 stand trial m the C >urt by the Magisti Mi .I.A. Black, on a eh ortins with an armed m Bukit Gnmbar On
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    'U.N. Has Prevented Atomic War'
    168 5 'U.N. Has Prevented Atomic War' WASHINGTON, Sepi. 13, (AP) The very existence ot the United Nati »ns h;is prevented an atomic war. Dr. Ralph .1. Buncbe, Nobel prise-winning educator said yesterday. Bunche is head of the U.N. Department of Trusteeship arid newly-Chosen president of the American Political Science Association, which
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    Delhi Protest On Tibet
    76 5 NEW DELHI, Sept. 13, (Reuter)—About 80 people demonstrated yesterday outside the Chinese Embassy here m protest against the forcible occupation of Tibet by the Mao Tse-tung regime.*' The demonstration was organised by a committee formed recently m New Delhi including eight members of the Indian Parliament.
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      305 5 > i v.-.-:-:-.-. .-y fit RITA DEL MAR r UOAT'I »/l 01 I ion "nuc tnktg are like iixmt ■■Mai is (hit Ikej don't ga around ti-ll t tt< kftgM Hi inns their mothcr> .mil fatken have nM>" <ir»- t l*«'iifl. Kansas, Trilmne. MONDAY lok hiKVONE: Proceed w. t:- •<>■>.
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    Tokyo Conference
    740 6 IN Tokyo, el the Asian Regional Conference of the International Labour Organization, a Malayan delegation which might have been much stronger, particularly on the Government side, will, we hope, contribute to the useful discussions on Asia's economic imd social development. There are many serious problems to be examined.
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    ARUNACHALAM: Scholar Patriot & Liberal Gentleman
    1056 6  - ARUNACHALAM: Scholar Patriot Liberal Gentleman DURAI RAJA SINGHAM "One dan I was greeted by a grave looking Z figure m chddur and dhoti who spoke my name He li-as Sir Ponnambalam Arunachalam, a COUSIN J of Coomaraswamy—he had be m told I was paintZ ing at Benares, whither he had
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      'TIMELY AND FAIR'
      689 6 Sir; Your editorial comments on the book, "Jungle Green" (Standard, September 8,) were timely and fair. I have no doubt that a vast majority agree with you that Major Arthur Campbell need not have used unseemly words and expressions about the Chinese. I have no doubt that
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      PROUD
      100 6 Sir; Reading your Sunday Standard of September 6, 1953, of the 22nd Series of Women of Malaya by Christine Diemer ot a Woman Police Sergeant Lilian Chew (No. 3515) I am very proud to say that it is well written *nd she deserves the credit. I have known her
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      A MOST PECULIAR FASHION
      210 6 Sir; When Government appoints the Head of the Police Force it appoints a man with the necessary experience and qualifications. Similarly the Head of the S.V.C, is a man who knows his job and can command the respect of the men under him. Thus we are
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    TEN CENTS LESS
    322 6 i. I am writing thil letter not to -JUSTICE" of Kedah's *er. (which was obviously written m a hurry when he 'steaming"). but 'o point cut that which I wrote I felt I had to do. For the information of ••JUSTICE'* and any others who may be
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    MISS AMERICA 1954 CONTEST
    29 7 photo. MISS AMERICA Contestants Candidates for the 1954 Miss America title gather at Haddon Hall m Atlantic City to register for the beauty pageant. UP
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    Cobbler Held In Morocco Murder Bid
    123 7 R IH \I 13, (Router) m Laouni, the cobbler i .it house painter \ii.,l Km Ibdullafc, shot dead "n Fridaj when trying sassiaate the new SulUfl <»t Morocco, v.is arrest d last aigbt and charged uitii not revealiag to the police i i* 1
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    Jap Police Raid Ship For Dope
    31 7 Sept. 12 (AFP).— and police ded the Norr ireighter. Tokyo port on -smuggling a of narcotics igsearched the rs but only parcels conncn's watches yen.
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    Storm Strikes Planes, Ship
    16 7 13 (UP)--n which had crashes a1 Lakes I the Hi.200--tarylaad on a
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    Yugoslav Pact
    12 7 ay Radio Yugi a and signed an itigate and A.P.
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    300 SHIPS, 1000 PLANES IN NAVAL EXERCISES
    149 7 KOEK, Sept. 13, (Reuter)— About 300 ships, and 500,000 men from nine NATO s will take part m the giant sea exercise 1111 >r due to start on Wednesday. i (I 's explained the ior aim of am the forces 1 'lotions m
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    Court Martial For U.S. Soldier
    62 7 TAEGU, Sept. 13, (UP). The United States Army announced today it will court martial an American soldier accused of striking a Swedish member of a neutral nations inspection team m Korea. Headquarters of the Korean Communications zone confirmed that a special court martial had been
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    BLAZE ABOARD UK DESTROYER
    50 7 LONDON, Sept. 13. (AFP). A fire, which suddenly broke out yesterday on the destroyer, Delight, now undergoing repairs m the Glasgow drydock, was believed to have caused serious damage to the ship, it was learned here. Glasgow criminal police nre investigating the cause of the fire.
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    Dag Outlines UN Priorities For Aid
    244 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, (UP) United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said yesterday that problems of under-developed nations top the list of United Nations priorities for international economic and social action." Addressing the eighth annual meeting here of the World Bark and International Monetary Fund,
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    NO RAIN, SO WITCH DOCTOR DIES
    157 7 13 (UP) ed yes- > 01 idian witch I by tribal £5 -red lean field* h 3 noi mak it '<gHOi fOdl of the he macabre •*»th t *w days age of Gua- sima, high m the wild mountain area near this Pacific coast
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    UK Deserter Seeks Asylum
    133 7 Held By Egyptians CAIRO, Sept. 13, (AP).— Nineteen year-old Derek Shaw, who has been held the Egyptian authorities since April last night confessed to them that he is a deserter from the British army a r>d asked Egypt for asylum, it was officially announced. Shaw. serving
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    300 REFUSE TO GO BACK
    63 7 MUNSAN. Sept 13 (AP> A spokesman for the Korean truce neutral nations repatriation commission said 'oday Communist-held prisoners who refused repatriation will be turned over to Indian troops m the demilitarised zone on Sept. 20. The Communists have said they ho!d abou: 300 South Koreans
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    McCarthy Has New Disclosure
    141 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, I (Reuter) Senator Joseph McCarthy yesterday invited the Secretary of the Army, or his representative, to hear a testimony that the Soviet Foreign Office indirectly influenced material used to train United States army intelligence officers. Senator McCarthy said m a statement that his
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    ATTLEE HITS AT UK'S POLICY ON KOREA
    367 7 ATTLEE HITS AT UK'S POLICY ON KOREA c WIDNES, (England), Sept. 13 (Reuter)— Mr. C. R. Attlee, British Socialist leader today "regretted" that the British government had associated itself with the that if the Korean armistice broke Wr lf mi 9 n be impossible to confine the Far Eastern war
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    Duke Ready To Meet Challenge
    110 7 Duke Ready To Meet Challenge LONDON, Sept. 13. (Reut«r) Squadron Leader Neville Duke, who set up a new world air speed record (yet to be confirmed) of over 727 mUe s an hour along the south coast of England last Monday m his Hawker Hunter jet fighter is prepared to
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    World Bank To Expel Czechs
    101 7 Fees Overdue WASHINGTON. Sept 13. (Reuter) The World Bank yesterday decided that Czechoslovakia should be expelled from membership unless it paid up an overdue subscription of U*****,000 by Dec 31, 1954. Meeting m a closed session on the last day of their annual meeting the
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    PoW Pledge In Blood
    66 7 TAIPEI. Sept. 13. (UP) Some 14.000 anti-Communist PoW<? m Korea have Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek I loiter signed with 'heir own blood pledging loyalty to the Nationalist cause, it was revealed here today The letter, affixed with blood signature! of anti-Communist prisoners, was brought back by wo
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    11 Deaths A Day
    29 7 ELEVEN people a day met death on the road m France m 1952. Government statistics revealed that there were 65.418 accidents, involving 4,009 deaths. Reuter.
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    £500,000 VISIT
    26 7 THE Australian Government i s expected to spend about A €500,000 o n next year's Royal visit, according to the Sydney Sunday Herald. Reuter
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    OFF TO KREMLIN
    46 7 THE West Berlin newspaper Telegraf today published a report that Soi Set High Comnussioner Vladimir S. s yenov hai left Berlin to report to the Kremlin on West German Chancelkn Konrad Adenauer's election victory and the crush ins Communist do feat.. A .P.
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    Japs To Join ICAO
    29 7 JAPAN will become the Hit member nation of the International Civil Aviation Organization on O t R h was announced m Mnntrt ;il. U. P.
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    Pella Calls For Trieste Plebiscite
    177 7 ROME. Sept 13 Premier Giuseppe Fella called today for plebiscite m the entire free territory of Trieste a> a means of solving differences with Yugoslavia. President Tito, speaking at Split, warned that entry of Italian troops into Zone-A would be considered by Yugoslavia as an
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    MOTHER OF 9 IS CONSOLED
    75 7 ASBURY PARK. NEW JFRSEY, Sept. 13 (AFP).— Twenty nine-year-old mother of nine children. Mrs. Marius Spadt, who holds i he title of "Mrs New Jersey." went yesten'.i.v when she withdrew from \he "Mrs. America" competition because her husband considered the publicity brought by her success
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    Python Pet
    60 7 photo. THIS ltt-foot python is the family pet m the home of Bo Aung Myainn. Parlia mentary Setretary to the Karen State Minuter. Top and lower pictures show Bo Aung Myaing's six-year-old son and his four-year-old daughter playing with the pet python. Centre picture shows the python taking
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    King Hussein Is 'Big Brother'
    83 7 photo. KING HUSSEIN of J«rdon smiles m this family picture made m London with his two year old sister Princess Itasma and brother Hassan, five. Scratches o n the face of the tiny Princess were caused when she fell m the garden of the palate
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    East-West Agree On Mrs. Pandit
    71 7 East-West Agree On Mrs. Pandit UNITED NATIONS (AP) m problems Asian COUntl ics will i a major role m the of the r.N G sembly opening on T day. Hut the East-\A cold v. ai will continue cas D top: or. dl irmimn I A m b thi» e'.v lon
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    'Wrist Radio'
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    INDUSTRIALS & RUBBERS DO BEST
    377 8 INDUSTRIALS RUBBERS DO BEST ACTIVITY continued to be on o limited scale, with Industrials and Rubber shares taking a greater part m the slightly larger volume of business written. Industrials were a steady market and Wearnes and Gammons received strong support. Fraser Neave were taken m anticipation of the final
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      Inner Workinag Of BBC
      759 9  -  Harold Nicolson RB < from Within. By [cto t Oolkmcz, 165.) By c tportune Lord iwe's IV thin atio i of our Board n I from the B ihe Us r« tore, ''.une. '1 by i ii na- > ,adHis reake add It all who to
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      ADVENTURES IN SPACE
      297 9 Fiction By Tom Hophinson I I with a 1 1 h c cave ding uds Invaders < I I irtli. < <\ has tings •-da 1 ■•■ries m the autiAt j< i'ing given a rom the they i d after a few call 1 nding visual Ihe
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      EXTERMINATION
      786 9  -  Edward Crankshaw The Final Solution. By Gerald Reitlingi-r. (Valentine Mitchell. 305.) By GREAT many books have been written about the crimes of Germany under Hitler; but none has yet set out to trace the genesis, tho execution, and the failure of the most remarkable of them all: the ematic
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      I.G. FARBEN
      407 9  -  F. A. Voigt asdsdaf Generals m Grey Suits. By Josiah E. Dubois. iun.. m Collaboration with Edward Johnson. Bodley Head. Pp. x 374. 16S. MR. DUBOIS was chief prosecutor m the "I.G. Farben Case." His book is a piece of hortatory showmanship. The render is taken on a
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    JAPANESE LITERATURE
    331 9 Japanese Literature. By Donald Keene. Murray Pp. x. 114. 5s The Sacred Scriptures of the Japanese. By Post Wheeler Allan and Unwin- Pp xivi. 562. 655. \IR. Donald Keeno, the »eclfJ turer m Japanese at Cambridge, has performed a remarkable feat of virtuosity In a little book of
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    Beside The Seaside
    796 9  -  MARGH ANITA LASKI ITH spades and pails on the shingle, pennies on the pier and sandy towels for the rub-down after the dip, still another generation may at this very moment be generating such fascinated hatred of the Brit m seaside resort as to ensure its remaining
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    SOME NEW NOVELS
    369 9  -  HUGH FA. FAUSSET I.. THE MANY admirers of Mr. n P. lion's "Cry. The red Country* 1 will not be* disappointed by his new novel. Too Late the Phalarope (Cane, np 253. 10> (id). though it gives an intense? and more hidden expression .'lier novel to trie
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    IN BRIEF
    69 9 TV Spire, pj Warner Brace lli .v ghton, I i h roughly ttery-cum-roi .< ill American m "V ititenti.- 1 ii characters and i <<f an '"MT'll ard. I>iehv, l,y D« << II n v fuiu. i<l sfith «usto. Larry \nu mi i d S Trite v plotted.
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    Bad Day For Gunners
    906 10 EIGHT MATCHES UK Soeee» Results WITHOUT A WIN LONDON, Sept. 12, (Rcuter) Arsenal losing: by seven goals to one to Sunderland is the latest chapter m the shocking: start of the football season by the champions. Now it becomes eight matches without a win for Arsenal
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    Best Win For West Bromwich
    264 10 One of the best wins of th<> day wa s the 4 l victory by West Bronuvii'h Albion at Burnley. West Bn»imvk-h are setting a groat pace and lead the First Division table by two points from Wolverhampton Wanderers. Burnley had won all four home
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    Peters Beats Zatopek's Time
    111 10 EXSCHEDE, (Holland). Sept. j 12. (Reuter). Jim Peters. British champion won the international marathen over the recognised distance of 2tf miles 385 yards (about 42.195 kilemeters) here today m two hours 19 minutes 22 seconds The time was three minutes 41.2 seconds better than Emil Zatopek's
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    Dodgers Clinch Pennant
    174 10 Dodgers Clinch Pennant NEW YORK Sept. 19 (AP>— The Brooklyn I I by manager Charlie Dn the tt>:im l'\ managed." rl inched ti 1953 National League pennani v«d.i v. The Dodgeri turned back their chief tormentors, the M Braves. ~>-2 ai Milwaukee .vr.ip pin^ up thru- leCOnd (lag .<nd the
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    Cardiff Trounce Birkenhead Park
    451 10 LONDON, Sept. 12, (Reuter)— l'ntil the arrival of the New Zealanders next month chief interest m the Rugby Inion ganie w ju be focussed on the club programme with special emphasis on those players likely to appear against the "All Blacks." CarditT whose record against' touring
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    Fangio Meets An Accident
    138 10 Fangio Meets An Accident MONZA, Italy, Sept. 13. (AP) Argentine ace Juan Manuel Fan^io escaped unhurt during official trials at the auto-drome yesterday, when one of his Maserati cars tyres blew out and the racer spun two or three times. Fangio, who was testing the car for today's Grand Prix
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    ALL THE RESULTS
    227 10 LONDON, Sept. 12: (Rcu ter). Rugby league rcsulV-;. Batley 7. Workington Town 19; Bradford Northern 14. St Helens 1<); Featherstone Rovers 15. Barrow 30; Halifax 15. Hull 11; Hull Kingston Rovers 7, Castleford 28. Keighley 21, Rochdale linnets 10; Leeds 4.J, Warrin^-m M; Lei^h 9, Oldham 17;
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    QUEEN SMILES AS AUREOLE FALTERS
    263 10 DONCASTER. England, Sept. 13, (AT) The Queen added a bright new title to her royal collection yesterday that of a sporting loser. The 'M-year-old sovereign, flushed with excitement, came to the town moor course here to watch her handsome throe-year-old chestnut colt Aureole run m
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    VENICE TENNIS FINALS REACHED
    131 10 VENICE Sept I) (API— Wladislaw Skoneckl and lav Drobny two refug< m Communist countriei id\ to the fin.iis festerda.i t ihe Venice tennis toui nan v.x Pole Skonecki beal ICi mni Cucelli g l, 6 In Anal matchc Fn the woiMn'i kinglet •ml final- .j.iv m
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      HE GAVE THE WORLD 'MENDELISM'
      1168 2  -  C>R!(.OK HKNDCL, \um 7 ralian biologist. wa» born at Iliin/rndorf of peasant stock Having taken a degree at the •aivervity of Vienna he joined the Augustinian order at Brunn Brno where he iautht natural physios m the m i.i-i«t\ school and event- became abbot. r*l
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      397 2  - ROBERT STIEHL By AMERICA, to me and to millions of other Americans like me, a land of freedom. Freedoms such as freedom of speccn. press, and worship have been given to us because of the millions of brave men who have fought long and valiantly and have given their lives
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      Learning About Malaya
      59 2 Photo). LONDON: Sixteen-year-old Marion Elliott (right) and Sheila Batty, also 16, both of Coborn-Grammar School for girls at Bow, chatting with the Commissioner for Malaya, Rajah Sir Ida, who gave the opening address at an recent all-day conference for senior pupils of Grammar Schools at the Imperial
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        77 2 'YOUTH' CROSSWORD ACROSS 1 Rowing, implem- 4 Mineral rock s—l 7 Mimicker B Verbal n 10 Location 11 Face covering i*~ iT" i 7" i5~" 12 Tensile strength (ab.) I I I I I 13 Oriental porgy 17 Preposition IT" !5™ 3T H> Artificial language 20 Left side (ah.) t*
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      Between The Lines
      221 3 ()NE of the things I have had to do while m England has been to answer questions about Asians m Malaya. English people are interested m you more than ever before. They have lots of strange ideas and some sensible ones. Here are some of the things
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      "General Cargo"
      845 3  -  The Story So Far: O.\ the voyage south from Hong Kong to Singapore .there are ten viysterious. crates aboard the tanker "Port Royal" which the Captain and his officers believe to contain arms and ammunition. On opening one -up, however, they find to their consternation that it contains:
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      Strange Ideas
      742 3 China to see the Emperor, the Chinese hung over him a banner with Chinese characters to say 'Here comes the red devil whom you can smell a mile off/ Then, Europeans are usually much more hairy than Asians. We think of hairiness as being like animals, and not
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      THEY WORKED TOGETHER AS ONE
      634 4 THEY WORKED TOGETHER AS ONE I lURING the Aug eighteen Singap three-day period ea Merah Besar, Cham The Governor ed the Singapore work together us ci r l he bold oxperirrn or m administration ever humble or un had to be ih>nt! proj: Yuutli groups w Girl's Life Brigade, V.M.C.A.,
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        170 6 i THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY N»«ni»it4 U!» r»»m« Ortc* i—— J Am^^duck^s^lljujillxl |/^|^t H^r) (M\ISjTE-.r| I l 'vi)^oo^A Vhumtimg,J 7luAli< out imtaJ C Ke I'll < MEVER V just about X x l/OUVEMUS-BEHAViM'^ELL) llf <g&™^ )I 1 Bgfif SSfe"vlu Sfe?") >5^ K-DUCK-HUMTIM' FROM THE
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      SHB BOYS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
      96 7 >l \STKK hoo Nfo Mini prcM'iiU a Imiikjii* i oi flower* to Mr.-. I*. A. T. <!hriines. l.loxi ;ill»»r- m hark^roun<i. 1 1 1 V Cheng L»cfc of k.B.C. re<ei>m» the Inter-Boys' t lnl»-' Cliullen^e Cup from Mrs. Chrime*. IIIH 120 \anU "V* hlinHcf m BTSgraMi
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      At The Club's Boxing Tournament
      74 7 JOHNNY Tan of the S.H.B. Police after deliver. ing a right lo William Arriola of P.T.S. m a special eoniest at th<- S.H.B. BojV Gub»* Ut l»o\iii» TournanienU i.l San leu presenting a bouquet «»l flowers to Mrs. J. N. NcColloclk MM San Yen ami
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      PARENTS AND FRIENDS WERE THRILLED
      95 7 PARENTS AND FRIENDS WERE THRILLED rrilH Singapore Ha r boat Hoard Boys' Clnb recen*ly held their Annual Boxinf and Athletic Championship* It held its Annual Boxinf very keen among the boy», Parents and friends who attended the meetinfs wer# thrilled beyond words. These pictures show the bo*§ enthusiastically "having it
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      172 8 I AST WEEK, I mentioned the attempts made by poets m the University of Malaya to Malayanise English poetry and the possibilities they showed by their trial and error ethods. Here is an example of socfa attempts. The 'poem' is called "Enigma Variations" after the title of one
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      'ENIGMA VARIATIONS'
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      Eight Words To Fill In
      124 8 'TMIIS WEEK. "Youth" readers are asked to go poetic lor a change and to try to (ill m the missing words m the poem which the Contest Editor once Wrote m a friend's autograph album. To the ftrsi five correct entries op' by him on
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