Singapore Standard, 18 September 1953

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    19 1 >iglo- x% ft A SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. IV. N„. 78. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1933. TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    11 MORE BANDITS OUT OF ACTION
    72 1 11 MORE BANDITS OUT OF ACTION It, Thurs I ive again i n lat< t toll ven killed One of r< and thc ammuK.llod in when urity and V ne upon e other throe VesrkEeea Eti/t tti was police b on Mone of ted by the I g, Pahang. area
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    SAKAIS SAVED BY 'COPTER
    17 1 SAKAIS SAVED BY 'COPTER RAF wav Fort .mg. to ri^ine were -sported Hospi- Wi i be suffering
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    LAWYER HELD
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    The Queen At Doncaster Races
    53 1 THK Oueen smiles at the crowds from the grandstand at Doncaster Kace Coarse when she watched the St. Leger Stake s i n which her horse Aureole, was plated third. Previously her harse. Landau, ridden by champion Jockey, Sir (iordon Richards, won the Doncaster Produce
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    BODY FOUND OFF ESPLANADE
    54 1 THE body of a Ci man wa.s picked up from the sea off the Esplanade, at 2 p.m. yester- d iv The man had no identity j card and was dressed in a blue pyjama suit with black -tripes.! He was about 40 years and 5
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    LAWS LAPSE
    19 1 THE Philippines Bureau >>f Immigration h (ied to cn I discriminatory measures against British travellers in tran>i'
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    BUTLER CUTS BANK RATE
    156 1 Franc Down Too LONDON, Sept. 17. The Bank of England today reduced the Bank rate from four per cent to three and half per rent, but the change was mainly form El meant the unification at three and half per cent of the Bank rate, the
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    CLUES STUDIED IN MacLEAN RIDDLE
    474 1 LONDON, Sept. 17 Lord Salisbury, acting: Foreign Secretary, was today personally studying: the latest reports from Switzerland on the disppearance of Mrs. Melindu Maclean, wile of the missing: diplomat Donald Maclean. Two security officer^ who v part i fl tlie investigations following the disappearance of
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    TWO GIRLS (17) ARE ARRESTED
    39 1 TWO 17-year-old schoolgirls" wer e arrested by Singapore Police yesterday. The girls are students of the Chung Hua Chinese Girls' School in Bartley Road. Police yesterday would not sav why the girls were arrested".
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    BIGGEST DEBTORS
    17 1 THE Soviet Union and Nationalist China are the biggest debtors of the United Nations. Renter.
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    SHE WILL HANG FOR MURDER
    44 1 BLACKPOOL. Western Eng land. Sept. 17 (Reuter)— Mrs Louisa Merriffield, 46. convicted of murdering a 79-year-old widow with rat poison, will not be reprieved, her solicitor learned here. She will be executed at Strangeways Prison. Manches> er, on Friday.
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    NoComment Says Author
    88 1  -  Andrew Roth Standard London Corr. By COLONEL Arthur Campbell is more than surprised at the furore that has arisen hi Malaya over his book "Jungle Green". He has kept in touch with comments and criticism there. When I spoke to him last night i at the Staff
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    7 1 "There! now you've upset him
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    NICOLL BETTER
    28 1 THE Governor, Sir John Nicoll. is suffering from pyelitis (inflammation of the kidney). He is responding well to treatment and is expected to leave hospital soon.
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    'SARBUPRI' ORDERS ANOTHER STRIKE
    92 1 JAKARTA,* Thurs— The Communist-dominated Estate Workers' Ujiion "Sarbupri" ordered a two-hour strike today as a second stage in Itl battle for higher wages. The Union had on Tuesday called a one-day general strike. This follows Government threats to prosecute Union leaders for staging an "illegal" strike.
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    'ASIA'S WILL FLOUTED' SAYS NEHRU
    469 1 'ASIA' S WILL FLOUTED' SAYS NEHRU NEW DELHI, Sept. 17:— India's Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, said today that the vote of American countries against India joining the Korean conference had "flouted the will of Asia." "Some powers have not realised that the countries of Asia, however w f eak, do
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    GILLON SAID: I'M GOING TO BEAT GIRL — WITNESS
    614 1 GILLON SAID: I'M GOING TO BEAT GIRL WITNESS WHILE Singapore taxi dancer Doreen Pereira lay strangled on her bed on Aug. 8 this year, a soldier, Hammond Gillon, whom she intended to marry, told a friend in Tlu Pandan barracks that he visited her the night before they quarrelled over
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    2 Men Slain By Iban Amok
    16 1 Shots At Dawn Standard si.ifT ('orrrspundVat tho I I g
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    YET ANOTHER '100' RECORD
    68 1 WENDOVER. Utah, Sept 17 (Reutei). An Austin He. '"loo" sports car from si finished 30 hours ot continu running on Bonneville Salt Fla'.s her e last night, sotting up a new record of \(YA. J4 m.p h. average for 5.000 kilometres. After passing the 1,000 mile
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    EASE TENSION SAYS DULLES
    57 1 NEW YORK. Sept 17. (Reu'er). Mr. John Poster Dulles. United States Secretary of State, today made a powerful appeal for cooperation the Soviet Union in easing the tei Mr. Dulles was the fl speaker in tho General debate which was begun today by the ted Nation!
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    DUKE IS AFTER NEW AIR WIN
    54 1 LONDON, Sept. 17 (AFP).— Weather permitting Squadron Leader Ni ville Duke will tomorrow make an a '.tempt on the world air speed record for the 100 kilometre closed c.rcuit. it was learned Flying his famous Hawker Hunter jet fighter. Duke make 'he attempt at
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    Terrorists Don't Scare Me-Sultan
    489 1 Terrorists Don't Scare Me-Sultan joiiokf: BAHRU, Than: The M rati Sultan til Johore, Major OCROTI Sir Ibrahim. m> tcrday referred to Malayan bandits .is the "orant; orany jah.it" (wicked peopli II«* said. "Why should I he afraid of the nraagOram; jahat I hiw ilon<> M hum nor have I beaten
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    JAP GOODS: HK FREES RE-EXPORT
    108 2 HONGKONG, Sept. W, (■enter) The Hongkong government t<Kla\ announced that as from tomorrow \port licences would be freelj granted for the export ef goods of Japanese origin to NiniMpore. Ihe Department of Indus liv and Commerce in an official statement said cxige would also be
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    New Group In Air Staff Union
    49 2 A NE W Sin S d by 1 A lin is try 1 ia jural it the in the medical Pollowii I norm. R.n. Potger; secre- K.V. nmittee 'l a S ngh, P.G. Menon Anv I P.V.K. Nair, Yahaya bin id P.K.G. Men
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 2 HONGKONG. Sept 17. Special Standard Service Closing pneos of the Hongkong Ex change today were H5.88 to to rs I doilar > I 826 to Malayan $1; ndonesian Ruppiah; G )2t,4.', l0 to one tael
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    Two Acquitted
    97 2 T wo Acquitted TEO ENG SECK and Teo' Ah Peng were acquitted of a charge of rioting at Kim Pong I On Feb. 8 by the Singa- 1 Second District Police! <oirt Magistrate yesterday. THIS LOBBY, carrying m full load of sand career* ed dow n a. gradient off j
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    SERGEANT (42) NABS MAN IN DAWN CHASE
    144 2 Standard Staff Reporter AMIR bin Sainstiddin (42), a police sergeant had tt> sprint 230 yards before he arrested a robber at dawn yesterday. Amir erne in a police vea nstable when they n men robbing a ii>hmongei in dark and (lev h ofl
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    In Court On Theft Count, Man Cries
    132 2 In Court On Theft Count, Man Cries A 48-vear-o'd man. Daniel A bert De Foe. cried in the Singapore Court yesterday, when he was charged with stealing the wallet Of an Australian w mum, Mrs. Alta Bank, in a Singapore shop at On 'hard Road, on Sept. 16. Half an
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    City Finding Other Jobs For 35 Men
    114 2 City Finding Other Jobs For 35 Men Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore C ly C .mcil erything it can to find alternative jobs for men have been working on the ing Power Station >w redundant. Th; lated by the DePi enl of the Council, dr. .7. T. Rea. in o
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    Car Dealer Remanded
    66 2 SEN IN bin Masbal was barged in Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday With cheating Chua Seow Wah al about Id. M p.m. on Sept. 9. It was alleged that Sen in dishonestly induced Chua to deliver ear to him a* 'be Happy World Cai Park by telling
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    Children To Swim Free
    99 2 AS part of Singapore City Day cell ns on Sept. 22 Mount Emily and Van Kit swimming pools will be thrown open to school children. Mixed athing fnr adults at 30 cents; will be a' lowed from 0 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.; for iiiph and boys
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    Officei Did Not Abuse Driver
    67 2 LI CHIN PIN, a contractor, wa. driving a car at ''considerable speed' 1 in Cavenagh Road. Singapore, when Inspector Cecil Cheng rame along, signalled to him ar d shouted "ban-lah" (slow down)! Id. who thought the Inspeetor had used the word "barua" (procurer), summoned him
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    Fixing Radio Was High Handed'
    123 2 Fixing Radio Was High Handed' AN OFFICIAL of :he Singapore Harbour Board has branded the action of s«>i» worker i getting (ommuni'.y listening sei installed a' 1 their King's Doi k quarters on Board property without permission as high handed." lie al o told a representative of the workers thai
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    105 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 644 f_| No. 1 R.S.S. S4| No. 2 R.S.S (ill «:i No. I R.S.S. glj 61 J Tone: Steady quiet. TIN PRICK The price of tin yesterda> was S;iosi. cts. per
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    Work Begins On Memorial
    98 2 work on Major-General Lim Bo Seng's memorial Sii i Es] onte Q.ieen E started I Col. Chng Hui Chun who was Major-General Li 'a jputy in Force 136 and now chair. nan of the Lim Bo Senq memorial committee told The Standard that the Commission-er-General, Mr.
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    66 2 THE music and script of "O Fair Singapore." a song to be sung on City Day. Sept. 22. by Miss Mabel Lee The chorus will be sung by Singapore's Youth Council' Choir aeeompanied by the Singapore Police Band. Music for the song was composed by Mr. M. R. Anciano Director
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    MALAYANS CRITICISE ILO POLICY
    268 2 MALAYANS CRITICISE ILO POLICY Lim Objects To Language Bar MR. Lim Yew Hock, worker* 4__ from Singapore to the Interna. ionol Organisation conference now bcinq hel Tokyo, yesterday objected ta l-.n guogc trictions at the talks, reports Unit While lauding the amis of 11. 0 told thc meeting "English and
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    GOOD SHOW FOR CITY DAY
    317 2 SINGAPOREANS are assured of a fine evening of entertainment on the City Hall steps next Tuesday when delightful dances and songs are presented to celebrate the second anniversary of City Day. International, youthful and lively, the City Day show will begin at 8.30 p.m. with
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    Two Police Courts Get 'New Look'
    53 2 THE Seventh and El Bridgi Road, S is new look in aba it fortnight's time. Work on n iicst cour P. W.D. a gave final i am. New ins and fi tt Tht courts riticised by md wil few mont on line days and
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    Canteen Owner Is Fined $200
    45 2 PANG LYE HEE lean owner at I <■> ional Airport. ;is tried $200, default, six months' i im ;>or<. Firs* D stri 1 P terday. Be had in h hi bottles bearing .i trade mark, purporting to be i *Gl Spot"
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    IKES PEACE TALK PRINTED
    56 2 PRINTED c i o! P dent Eisenhower'] i sage "The Chance for delivered [he A m rican Society "I N and broadcast to the An* I nation ovi r combined and teK April Hi. nOW to the publ P at the I SI S. libraries in
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    Fined $50 For Theft Of Fowl
    44 2 THE Singapon Fourtji P Court yesterday imposed a fine of Sai) o n Sinnayan Peruma] on cha ge s of stealing a ter In Braddell Road arid the fl killing .t. The co ur t or months i
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    $500 BAI IN TRESPASS CASE
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      13 2 DIAMOND MALES MOE DIAMOND WEIGHT CALCULATOR YASSIN RAZAK 121 AKAB STREET, SINGAPORE. 7.
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    Sultan Celebrates Birthday
    137 3 ird RlaH Reporter f I) in the uniform lit right) sclt.rn of spei .1 a of nned by his own i ni< festerit the Istana Besar, Bahru, scene of Joyi rat ion.* oo the oeh birthday. Below, the Sultanah of J »hore, the Rumanian born former Miss
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    COCOA: GOOD SECOND LINE
    31 3 COCOA: GOOD SECOND LINE Reporter I odnce cocoa i de alterile Brito haa p tion of ii wis estithe Seventh i onferenee \Ar. "Pi I In Mi ly ii :J.ir- om-
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    Union Meeting Off
    7 3 DINARY S F!es Insti-
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    PROOFS OF NEW STAMPS ARRIVE
    146 3 Standard Staff Reporter COMPETITIVE proof specimens of some of Singapore's blight new stamps arrived in the Colony on Wednesday for selection by the stamp Design Committee. Five firms of security printers in Britain are submitting proofs. Di- Mr. W. A ist Pi con- of 15
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    A Charity Show
    21 3 A CHARITY Show In aid of ailance Bri- fund will be Happy v. I i. today The Canton-
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    WHO Malaria Expert Here
    78 3 DR S. SUNDARA RAMAN ;r n tro| expert of Woi H "ii Organisation, passed thr mgh Singao ire 'ni hi> nome to Ma Iras tir a month's ition from Indonesia. He was a< wnpanied by Mrs. Raman Dr. Raman i s a member of a team
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    THE FULL LIST OF JOHORE AWARDS
    391 3 THE FULL LIST OF JOHORE AWARDS THE full birth lay h in I I of the Sultan of J ihore is as follows Darjah Kerhat; Class I: The Sultan of rtelant in, lb ahin Ibm Aim irhom Sultan Mohamed I U ik i ih bin Abdul Rahman. Second Ungku Mohamed
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    Envoy Arrives
    27 3 sir (;f:offrf.y Walll British Ambassador n Thailami. arrived In Singapore "it a KLM Constellal Bangkok y H.- arat met iv i !-..;>.- t tative the Commissioner-General.
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    EXHIBITION ENDS
    23 3 THE exhibit lin Oi Musical [ns r intents at the British Council Hal] in Singapore will end oa Sunday. Admission i.-
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    21 SINGER PUPILS WORK FOR EXAM
    183 3 Standard Staff Reporter WORKING fir an examination whi ch, if they will give them he highest embroidery diplomas In the Rasl twenty-one students of the Singer Sewing Machine School in North Bridge Road apply themselves to theii work with enthusiasm. Completing a course which
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    Empty Trust Flats Listed
    271 3 REPLY TO CHALLENGE Standard Start' Reporter THE cumulative period that Singapore Improvement Trust houses have been vacant in the first halt ol this year totals 265 months or 23 years. This is stated by Mr. Philip R. Williams. Labour rnomb.M- of the Singapore City Council in
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    Proprietress Is Stabbed
    72 3 Sent To Hospital .P'ST after midnight last turning t > her h Ris 1. wis sn. M Do -f Imr oe of them lui at her w.th a p She (i iut the knife her on the 11 She gave tbem. A her vain at- id her
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    MASKED MEN ROB COUPLE
    27 3 MASKED MEN ROB COUPLE THI n. one ►d with in and his si rter in il r impenis Road on W night. The i y w n
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    An Extra Pair Of Uniforms Wanted
    18 3 111 J' W ii ker he i prr> forms ii peon men.
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    BIG SLASH IN BATA FOOTWEAR PRICES
    132 3 THE Rata ShM nmpanv, Singapore, has announced out' of lbe liin^t-sl reductions in over 10(1 type of footwear from today. i Mr. G. C. ThiO, Po lations M.o s- mdar I yesterday tie- re would be from lot: p t cent elfei tive in
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    SAILORS' CASE IS POSTPONED
    62 3 AT A preliminary inquiry i in the Sii re 1 Poi; 0 II M V tw J >uilors. .John Henry Ir i I). 'tek II itchei t Septembei II for a further hf.»r ng They ar .vely eh irgC i with assault a taxi driver I
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    'Raise Age Bar, Revise Pay Scale'
    114 3 How To Get More Teachers THE raising of thc age bar from 30 to 40 years for the enrolment of teacher*, and thc introduction to a new salary scale for teachers without credits in English, were two of several suggestions made by the Graduate
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    HAVE TWO SESSIONS – TEACHERS
    33 3 HAVE TWO SESSIONS TEACHERS HOW TO SOLVE ACCOMMODATION I 1 I t i It satllaed low fold >< limm aiorr r the learhis «ina *< related aj the I al I i i .f •i
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    Assize Case Postponed
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    FIJIAN VIP DUE IN TODAY
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    'EX-DETECTIVE' GETS 7 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
    109 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tan (hint; Siam, alias Kam Ah Ixmn, who claimed to be a former detective, was convicted by thr Chief Justice, Sir harles Matlieu, at the Hifcli Court here today and sentenced to seven years' imprisonment M two charges of armed robbery.
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    NEW GURKHAS AT SICMOOR
    48 4 IPOH. a 1 conMS Ipoh. When the 2nd. g I Own Gui i I Si 9 their by the l/t> Ril io ame the Now mdi -(..'ol. W. C. Wa 1 5.0., 0.8.E.. the rkha K ra K< Pi Pahang, Johore and r« rak.
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    WOMEN POLICE PATROL PENANG STREETS
    186 4 WOMEN POLICE PATROL PENANG STREETS Standard Staff Correspondent PEN AUG, Thurs. Pr-nang's uniformed women police constables are playing a new role when they KO out patrolling the streets in the day-time. They are now helping children to cross the streets alter si hoo! hours in the primary schools. The oflfircr-in-charuc
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    Teachers At Tea
    80 4 fink ri .i\ m f j i hers from all ti Kt »i. ts ia 5< langor, arrived in < Knala Lumpur oa Mon- < da j to attend .1 five daj Civics course. I he\ ware wch anted hy the Meutri H 1 Selangor, Inehe Othman
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    Villagers Will Petition Sultan
    147 4 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs— The residents of Kam pong PantaJ near Kuala Lumpur who threatened this week to stage a protest march to the. town against thc municipality's "quit order" have formed a committee to elect representatives to sec the Sultan of Selangor. rh s iltan ak
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    JOKE COST HIM $20
    91 4 KUALA LITIS, Thurs— A lorry driver. Tan Yee Kai, uho pleaded jruilty to a charge of giving false information to the Police at Benta told the Sessions Court here that he area playing a joke on the police. It stated that when asked b\ Srl Din
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    PWD Will Design All Public Works
    165 4 PWD Will Design All Public Works UNLESS .e re some th< Public carry out its policy of designing, constru 'ting and superv all public works, Mr. A. v. Director of P'ib'ic Works, iy. Mr. Wear was commenting •ie Department allowing private architects to undertake i public wort He pointed out
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    The Employer Broke Law
    100 4 MALACCA, Thurs— Lee Chai Nam. thg Manager of Cheong Lee and Co. a bunga ray a textile firm was today lined a total sum Of $245/- by Magistrate Ramanathan Iyer lor five infringements of the employees provident land ordnance. Lee had failed to register I two
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    STOLE RUPEES FROM JAGA 18 Months Jail
    125 4 STOLE RUPEES FROM JAGA 18 Months Jail KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— laniam (22), was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment, followed by two years police supervision hy Mr. J. G. Adams, President of the Sessions Court here today for stealing three steel trunks and 200 rupees, Nacthatar Singh, a cinema watchman said
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    FORGOT HIMSELF, DREW Á PISTOL
    104 4 FORGOT HIMSELF, DREW Á PISTOL IPOH. Thurs.—Magistrate Che Abdullah Ghazalli today admonished and cautioned Too Joon Too (34)) an Ipoh miner, without I conviction when the* latter appeared before him on a charge ef behaving in a disorderly manner while carrying a pistol. Oi i intimi 'i l rer and
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    780 Treated In 2 Weeks
    68 4 IPOH Sf John A fare team, operating from Tapah. attending to 780 two weeks h week nine new viuV five T-i :ig and three M ed. ntion was given I Chinese, 190 y. and 10(1 Indian The same branch of the sociation hi minary e
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    Magistrate Retires, Leaves For UK
    155 4 PENANG, Thurs.— Mr. J. A. Black of the Second Magistrate's; Court wiii Pena Eng and today on retirement after eighteen month, on tne Bench. Mr. B ack. who <ame to Malaya :<\> years aao, Proti Hi i joined Department. Back lent oi the Pi Municipality
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    ON DANCER LIST
    17 4 KIWI. Cpi. Wa injui phorus bun i firing a of a sup' the flan-
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    CEN. KEICHTLEY
    28 4 GENERAL Sir Ch arlea Keight i j M f. Far Easl and F E tapoi e >■■ iterday Knala I ,:i^ 11 o Lie Colony tomonuw. photo.
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    Girl Who Wed Other Man Asked: Return Gifts
    142 4 Girl Who Wed Other Man Asked: Return Gifts Breach Of Promise Suit PENANG, Thurs.— A Tho: eng o motor boot, Noi Suyon Wong thc Penang Sessions court of on he mode with thc girl he was goin after handing her jewellery worth Aug. 10, 1950, thot if she did him,
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    NEW CAREER FOR KIRKBY PUPILS
    161 4 ki ai LUMPUR, Thar I Kirkl ment is not over when tlie students enn college. The students Mi Inning i eer. Mr. L I. Lewi tani Director ol Edi said over Radla Malaya, last night. "Th teach Kirk' airci b change a b ad had
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    Man Given Chance To Make Good
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    Disobeyed Police Officer: $25 fine
    5 4 Disobeyed Police Officer: $25 fine
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    On Tail 0£ Boys Who Fly Kites
    39 4 On Tail 0£ Boys Who Fly Kites i i a ithout mov Thf oflW i i Traffic Bran- H Agne.v told 'I i t. ing t fl It ommon few (1,, small kitc< along tl I In back stick
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    Racehorse Owners' Dinner
    132 5 THE Malayan Rare i 1 horse Owners' AssociaI 1 lioa, held thei r annual dinner .;t the Raffles Hotel last Bight. Picture I, skews from left: Dr \v. Rintoul, Mr. K. Ross. jl Mrs I I Bailey. Mr. I One lluck I. un. Mrs I I utlei
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    Govt. Union To Protest Claims Delay
    23 5 Union. 1 1 1; i i de- the Stai dard n claim .V. a U the >ard.s
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    FRENCH MINISTER ARRIVES
    74 5 photo M. JACQUIMOT, Freneb Minister fo, Overseas Territories, and Mme. Jarquiniot. arrived in Singapore by (Jantas Constellation from London last nij;ht oa their w.iv to Australia and New Caledonia. They will stay i n Singapore fo r three days M Jacquimot ems accompanied by M, Adenot a
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    Textile Trader On Fraud Charge
    316 5 KUANTAN, Thurs.— A prominent textile merchant, Liaw Sen** Kee, was today charged in the Kuantan Sessions Court with misappropriating 51. 500 from Wong Kuan Tan. 53.761.40 belonging to the Government Rice Account and 56.400 from Mooi StMl". When Liaw v. i <?d upon to make
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    USED ABUSIVE LANGUAGE: $5
    59 5 THE Siriiiupore Third Police Court Magistrate, Mr. H. A. Forrer yesterday fined Saona $5 tor' using abusive language •o Ramah binte Haji Abdul Halim al about 3 p.m. on Feb. 2."). this year. A personal bond of $r>o was Imposed on both Ihe accused and the
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    Rural Youth Groups Heeded
    163 5 MALAYA needs rural youth organisations and leaders to arouse civic consciousness and a real Interest among kampong youth, said Inche Mohamed Rashim, a teacher at the Federal Agricultural College, who returned yesterday from the World Rural Youth Conference held in Rome. Arriving at Kallang in a
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    TALKS ON NEW PAY SCHEME
    179 5 Delegation To Discuss With Govt. Next Week A DELEGATION of the Council of Joint Action, representing about 18,000 employees of the Singapore Government, will meet Government early next week to discuss a new salary scheme for the lower income group of worker j based on
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    She Fired 5 Shots At Man
    114 5 _HB________________.ll im From left: AJistair Mctfart Barbara Laa, Racer. Vale Sybil Summers and Carl Vale, leader of the party. The] an- all members of the romhined servier*. rnntert part\ wliith arrived after tour of Korea. Japan and Honi kong. It will start a three-week
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    Goldsmith Held On 'Acid' Charge
    63 5 PENANG. r the injury on a woman. Sarojini, was more man at first thought. B. M. Simon, a goldsmith. to have thrown nitric acid at her in Malacca Street on Sept. 9 further ordered ye be remanded pei mi.iary inquiry I in the Magistrate's Court
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    129 5 KOW FAX (32), found in p< a of a ijun and eleven of ammunition in S on Jul v 7. \va> COmm the Kuala Lipis Se to ata id trial at the next Ass./e* at Raul). IPO thi (l .n. wite of a s] day by Mr.
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    BUSINESS MEN FLAY NO-HELP ATTITUDE
    51 5 Kl \i ii MPI i:. cd im i) in mill M tuicrs (od.i\ II i > cil < bli ernment foi not extending Jk helping hand (•> them la spite «»i repc ited requests for |»rotei li"ii tniiii eaaapetltina bj fag eign manutai (in i
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    Burdon: Plea To Whitehall
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    Share Gain, They Urge
    101 5 K I \l II MI'I i: Ihuis pt npiis.il th it sm _ei > klmuM havi >>r <• in ihe pi otils d| tii' n < ampeni vsill Im if I at a mretia the ii i ij 1 1 in- i'..i oik H aexf neei
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    THEY WON KOREA OSCAR
    58 5 A COMBINED "Korean Os tour i Korean $oi military HI" in Sii tart ya. three monl the party M touring Korea. Hongkong i oon and Japan. Befoi ing Kb f were given a letter of thanks on behalf of thousands of Korean veteran ped to cheer,
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    Two Save Woman Who Feli Into Sea
    34 5 Two Save Woman Who Feli Into Sea TWO Malays pa by Marine Parade at 430 p rn. yesti r laj ng woman who Into he The Ma ays then disappeared after the rescue. photo
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    TOBY IS LOST IN KATONG
    34 5 TOBY, mongn h n repoi missing fro home In 992 East Rci >d licence am 4410. Any one D f informa- peg tuts, shou m (ji P Headq alters.
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    RUBBER, TINCLOSINGRICES
    71 5 Stondard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 17 Thc following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER Spof 19 d. Oct. /Dec. 19id. Jan. /Mar. I9}d i Apr June l'/Vd July/Sept. 19id. Sept. c.i.f. 18jd. Tone: Sfeady buf dull. LONDON TIN Spot £610
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    Man Killed By Mystery Blast
    128 5 THREE lightermen and a diver engaged in salvage operations on a sunken Japanese vessel off Pulau Bukom on July 20 fired off three charges I successfully. But the next charge caused an explosion which flung all four men into the air. Ihey were picked up
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    COLONY JAYCEES HELP GREECE QUAKE VICTIMS
    85 5 Standard Stall Reporter THK lirst shipment ol M hlankcu will he Mown to Greece by Use KLM (stoyal Dutch lines) hum Singapore in I lew da\ I. The blankets lia\c been collected by the Singapore Junior Clumber ol MM merce and are being sent
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      86 5 Weather MINIMI M Temperature: Fran 7.30 p.m. on Sept lb to 7.30 am Sept. 17. Singapore (7SF); Penan? '741); Kola Bahru (?3F); Kuala I umpur I 7.'!l r, Ipoii 1 72F); Kaantaa (IiJIK). Maximum Temaeratnre: Fram 7.::o a.m. to 7.::o n m Sept. 17. Singapore (87F); Penang (S9F); Kota li.'hru
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    Keep The "L" Out
    921 6 IN front of us is thc little car. According to the rules it should be keeping close to the left side ol the road. Hut this little car sways indecisively now to the right, now to the left and now betwixt 1 between. We wait patiently
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    A National Civil Service
    1310 6 jyjß. SPEAKER, I seek your permission to make an important statement on the future of the Public Service with particular reference to overseas officers. The occasion for making this statement arises from the proposals in the White Paper, which envisage a change in the position of
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    WHAT IS LABOUR'S POLICY?
    1079 6 X JNLI KE the recent Singapore meeting of Labour enthusiasts, where we sweated in a crowded room for five hours, last Sunday's meeting of Federation Socialists was held in Kuala Lumpur's well-fitted air conditioned Town Hall. This probably was responsible for the absence of much of
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      Suez Question
      87 6 THE SUEZ problem and the international complications it generates, is discussed bv Sin Chew Jit Poh. Lately, the Paper says. the Egyptians have- suddenly discovered traitors." "imperialists" and others whose names feature prominently )n nationalist slogans. Recent negotiations showed according to the paper, that there is wide difference
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      No Peace Unless...
      111 6 NANYANG SIANG PAU sees no prospect of world peace un countries in possession of ato mir weapons, decide to come to a common understanding in stead of trying to strike bar gains in the United Nation, Council The post-wiir years, says the paper, have found the United
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    54 7 111 in.. M<, (l into tion. Ldstoa, to tae plat pred 10 Cfcfollowed hv three i ouple af llani.is inf hoi m s. marshalled then th**} iik it) Ctapßam it took then ites to cover tbe lilies. then after their cm its stars < hipperfield and Dufffaa ehaaaed niag coo)
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    THREE MEN JUMP SHIP
    46 7 Arm/ Is Silent (ReuB om the 18,i»>o l Orwell 1 1 am on her K i Ip two ited van in ported n n ham Light i board itil a police im up. the First way S to i it led make
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    To Stay Put
    15 7 Egypt, King Farouk. Mohammed I i Istanbul Wedn< come to A. P.
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    DULLES PRAISE FOR JAP GOODS
    239 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 17, (Reuter).— The United States provides a good, market for Janaaese goods, especially the high quality goods* Which "reflect Japanese skill and trade", I\lr. John Foster Dulles, I nited States Secretary of State, stated tonight at a dinner party given in honour
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    Disabled Aircraft Lands In Safety
    40 7 M.AIS. France. Sept. 17 A British plane which radioed it was in difficulty between Hythe on the British Channel coast and Cap Gris Nr./. ha.s managed to make a landing at Le Touquet airfield today.
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    Big French Drive South Of Tonking
    137 7 SAIGON. Sept 17: (Renter) Several French Union battalions, supported by tanks, plane.s and artillery have launched a big sweep i n the Hung Yen area. 25 miles south of Tonking'a capital. Hanoi, usually reliable sources said here today. The French Air Forc e smashed
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    73 7 THL JAPANESE Prime Minister held a cocktail party recently at his official residence for the 300 delegates participating in the Second Asian Regional Conference of Ihe International Labour Organisation being held in Tokyo. Some of the delegates at the party are pictured above From left to right: Kok Ah Loy.
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    PM AT NICE WAS'MR. HYDE'
    68 7 PM AT NICE WAS 'MR. HYDE' NICE, France. Sept. 17. (UP) British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and members Ol his Tamily landed here today on a commercial airplane flight from London to begin a Riviera vacation. Churchill was travelling as Mr. Hyde" in a gleeful but unsuccessful attempt to
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    Churchill's First Talk On Oct. 10
    196 7 LONDON, Sept. 17.— Sir Winston Churchill plans U> make his first big: public speech since his recent illness when the Conservative Party holds its annual conference in Margate next month, authoritative sources said here yesterday. The speech, o n Oct. 10. will b e
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    3 Generals Held In Raid
    93 7 TEHERAN. Sept 17 (AFP) Thirty-uine people including three generals were arrested in police raids last night and todny in the Teheran region. The three generals wen Mahmoud Mortaber. former police prefect and military governor* of Teheran under the Mossadeq regime. General Ahmad Kiani former assistant
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    SEN McCarthy TO WED SEC'Y
    46 7 SEN McCarthy TO WED SEC 'Y NEW YORK. Sept. 17 (AFP) —Senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin is to marrv his secretary. Miss Jean Kerr, shortly, the New York Daily Mirror disclosed today. The paper said the old Senator had just given Miss Kerr an engagement rinq.
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    Socialites Ike And Mamie
    47 7 Socialites Ike And Mamie photo. hd 7" NT r AND FIRST LAM: P»«'sident Eisenhower _£i__i h r ,s 28- out of lhc car -««adi her Irsi IVr vL ft S C a_s SinC r° lnd the CWrf Emotive J I arrived in Denver for vacation. United Press
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    Soviets Oppose Charter Revision
    269 7 Soviets Oppose Charter Revision NEW YORK. Sept. 17. —United States delegate Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr., told the United Nations yesterday that the U.S. is seriously concerned over the tendency of the world organisation to interfere in the internal affairs of member nations. He said this Question should be taken up
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    U.K. May Bring U.N., communists Together
    217 7 U.K. May Bring U.N., communists Together KOREA PEACE CONFERENCE LONDON Sept. 17 (AP)— Britain may m ovc to W»f the United Notions and Communist sides together soon to straighten out snarls over the shape of the Korean peace conference, informed sources said last night. They repotted after a prolonged meeting
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    Mrs. PANDIT SETTLES No. 1 ISSUE
    277 7 Mrs. PANDIT SETTLES No. 1 ISSUE NEW IOKK. Sept |<, I |*i_ Mrs Vij.i>.i lf_frthml IVimlii. first woman president ol ihe United Nations m.iilv ifai posed of at least one issor within minutes <>t tafclag office This tin> woman with i soil voice and sharp tongue hi bet questioners knou
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    Accord On Suez Seen
    97 7 LONDON. Sept 17. (AP) Anticipation ot Bi Egyptian Rgn it on the Sued Cana Zoom increased today with the annouiuenn nt that Generaj Si Brian H<son. Britain", chief negotiator in the talk> with Egypt, I turning to Cairo on Sa Sir Brian t bi ago ti
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    VICKER'S JET FOR SPEED ATTEMPT
    154 8 LONDON, Sept. 17 (AP)— A British aircraft company said yesterday that its fastest jet plane -the Supermarine Swift— will fly to the desert of North African next week for a new try on the world's air speed record. The record is currently claimed by British
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      1240 8 ru.*** BLUE FUNNEL LINE oa lines) MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Passa,t Dept. Incorporated In Singapore Carriers option to proceed via other porta to loud and diacharga cargo SAll INUv lo I IMKPOOI.. <,i \-.<>w LONDON St tOMINKNIAL PORTS Djs Salla P. S ham Penan* Perseus for Marssllles. Llvir- oooi Si GlSfgow
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      RUBBER QUIET
      109 9 Siai.Jar,. Market Keiorter THE rubber market n Shv >re ruled q liej at i era yesterday, firKiadc n n o tob meot i §4] pcnti p^ »•*«>! n i» il- ay). >■ rrom the day a/hi Intere i from ing at i o lay afadera t 0 husiTire
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      SHARES
      113 9 shares ed lay but ■nrd firn. lr tin price was annw:- noon. bares wore quie-.- y. Rubbi rs a/ere ae| priei INWSIKI S • i- N'eave 2 12 2 1 Todcb GatD_oo 2 82 2 87 S'pore Cold S'.O! 4 20 131 ■«"<-] Enci"»ee: < Oi<=^ 12 70 MI.MMJ
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      PRODUCE
      84 9 THE ::t Singapore jresterdi notable for thc steadiness in the popper ■ection which showed iraprovement tn both Muntok aud I.a:npong black. Elsewhere in the prod market, an easier tendency prevailed. Singapore produce price* (per picul) quo'ed by seller. 4 yes'erday were: Gambiei BriiM coffee- $'280; betel mi' S it)
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    R. I. Prices Rise With Lifting Of Trade Bon
    223 9 R. I. Prices Rise With Lifting Of Trade Bon photo. standard Staff Reporter THE immediate effect of the recent an nounccment ofthe reported lifting of the, trade ban in Indonesia was a small rise in prices of materials affected though only small busi ness wos reported, The Standard was told
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    Biggest Market For Tiles
    121 9 Biggest Market For Tiles Standard Staff Reporter DESPITE I b rival in the tile industry. lucli. h rs arc holding their own in the I with •s.-Pd Mr. P. K. K-i^hn.i Me non. managing >f the -M. Works in J; Mr. Mi non i- e. Siting the goon on b>
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    BURMESE TRADE MISSION LEAVES
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    Increase In Tin Ingots
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    Sarawak Council Buys Holdings
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      467 9 s«.*jea^n. m a miaa mutuMH im fi*iil-««a»-r^_»«fcab__a_a«a^^ i St**.^ a~_ a .-_«_->. rn *_8 ft: 1881 n. pore Diary r, ,V N< SIXOAIHNIE \HI SOCBI li *x- 4 M.1...-, oi i-J,.-.H, 1 w« KLUANG Musical InsUumenU at I -_."7^ cil Hal Talk on In EN I* R T MNMt NT
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    NEW PHASE OPENS FOR U.S. IN ASIA
    497 10 By Ernest Hoberecht l'nit»d Press Vice President for Asia. TOKYO, (LP)—America's defence pact with South Korea has put the United States on the mainland of Asia and some observers believe it may lead to similar treaties with other free mainland nations. precedent bet,
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      SCHOOL MEDICAL PROBLEM
      391 10 Sir; parents are •ply con iver the new Scho 1 -i Rec for pupils. Tne following inis requested by the -in-Charge of 1 ler these aec- N I Home Conditions: A Iress No. Date Informal from whom? Type of dwelling No cf room-- No. >t occupants Sleeping
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    PRAISE FOR police
    292 10 Sir; K iUow me to express my deep apprc tion -nd thanks to the Federati m Police for the spirit of "Operati ra Service*' extended to me on Sept. 4 when there was a bereavement in the family. On Sept. 4. between the hours of 2 a.m.
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    Rosolind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE
    60 10 Rosolind Ratnam PATTERN SERVICE THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. Yoa must enclose »hree ten cent stomps if you wont your pattern cut. If I doa't got the stomps, you don't get the poltern. A number off orders hove come to me without the stomps. These won't
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    DEAR MAJOR...
    177 10 Sir:— l wish to tell Major A. Campbell that when the Japanese invaded .Malaya i.iany of my friends died fighting side by side with the Allies. During the Japanese oerupation many of the "Chinks." "bastards and two-fared beggars" risked torture and death in smuggling food, clothing and news
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    65 10 Sir:— l have Just completed reading the much criticised book by Major Campbell. "Jungle Green.". U makes me sad to see that Sir Gerald lempler has endorsed i« as authentic. The Kim Bok story as related by Major Campbell that he was found on the shores of Kuantan during
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    Can You Name This Star?
    83 10 Star Contest No. 33 II through Ihrs week lhr Singapore Standard ore easts Ma thirtv-tliird star contest All vou vr fix do i» Ic collect the m\ picture* and their respective coupons and send them together wiih the name ot the st.irs under ele4.lt cover
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      253 10 WORTH WAITING r I Won 6##» I ttvttvti i 4r row ih SSSTm nw iy MAT "Wng^'icoi Sings Tcp Tunc "ItITHnT "ITS 1 suttitttj Statin 4ts t an m.w eta*. |> xJV^/^T NO HUMAN EVE HAS EVER BEHE' 4WfAfiVG£ NO MAN EVER UVEO __ssssYr bs_KV^___P'*^ lJ^ jr lsSr*^^^!s4 V* Q
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      390 10 Thc S tors And You? 1 By RITA DEL MAR I TOBJ V s M OTATSONi 1> J "lor the friend-hip of two. tlii* piticiicc of one J ,s aet-eHsary.' Indian Pro- 5 \ctli. f IKIIMY lOK i:\IKY- i <»M: Ma a tain things on an 5 even keel; he
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    Hotspour Attack
    58 11 Hotspour Attack vi.xi.o.M v (centre), j left half hc.ids c r t Tottrn- „ii attack dur- C a trh .il leittcn- Z September It. \t kfi k Liverpeel rossley. C in I ea iliiqiiet i nil. mi Hotspur's j ird Tettea- j lin spur area: 2 I. Z AP 1
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    Caldbeck I Cup Soccer Semi-Final
    14 11 Caldbeck I Cup Soccer Semi-Final 1 a pore, ainst oi Tin meet i o;
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    NGOONES OLD STUDENTS
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    FEAR,NOT ROCKY, I BEAT WALCOTT
    211 11  - FEAR, NOT ROCKY, I BEAT WALCOTT CONNIE RYAN By VORK, (IP)— lt was fear, not Rocky which beat old Joe Waleott in that widelyround knockout at Chicago last May, says he man who trained Waleott. 1 1 r\ f tlio II Ul llil' linimi training I be F eart and
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    W. BROMWICH WHIP NEWCASTLE Nicholls Scores Four
    330 11 W. BROMWICH WHIP NEWCASTLE Nicholls Scores Four LONDON, Sept. 17 (Reuter) West Bromwich I Albion continue to set a cracking pace at the top of Division I in the Football League and yesterday they scored a resounding seven goals to three victory at Newcastle. This put them three points clear
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    HURRICANE HITTING BEFORE AUSSIES DRAW WITH SCOTLAND
    181 11 HURRICANE HITTING BEFORE AUSSIES DRAW WITH SCOTLAND PAISLEY, Sept. 17 (Reuter)— Australian cricketers delighted a large crowd here with some delightful batting yesterc\iy before their fixture with Scotland was drawn. No play had been possible yesterday but today the Australians went for quick runs collected 377 lor nine by tea,
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    Full Results
    197 11 DIVISION 1 lerTi d United 0 ri 1 Wton l Manchester City 0 H 'field T I. Mide 1 M'ter U 4. New W. B'wich'A 7. 4 Blackpool 4 I W'dav 2 Boiton W. 1. our 2 Bu II u.ri. in (Northern) ey 3 Gby r i J
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    ESS MEMORIAL CUP CRICKET
    82 11 The cricket team lo represent the Christian Brothers Old Boys against the Present Boys i n the annual match for the John Esg Memorial Cup to be played on St .Joseph's Institution ground on Sundav at 11.00 a.m.. will be selected from the following: 1. Leijssius
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    FARELF Swim Meet Today
    21 11 The FARELF Swimming Championships will be held in the Nuffield Swimming Pool today commencing 4 p m.
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    8 Teams For Raub Hockey
    79 11 RAUB, Thurs— Eight teams are expected to take pan in the Raub District Hockey League this year. Two of thc Last year's teams Raub Malays and th e Indo-Ccy!on-ese are not Melding teams this year due to lack of players, most of whom are in
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    S'pore Indians For Bardhan Cup Soccer
    115 11 ie team to represent the Singapore Indians against the Malacca Indians In the quar- tor-final of the Bardha n Cup soccer comoetition (Southern Saturday, at Malacca will be chosen from: A Narayanan G. Suppiah. G. Phillip. J. Mahinda, M. .i. P. Suppiah A. Rashid.
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    MALACCA INDIANS
    47 11 MALACCA. Thurs. Malacca Indian Association have invited 14 to turn up for its Bardhan CUptie against Singapore Indians at Kubu Stadium on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. They are Thangavemi, l Maniam, Nadarajah. Henga* Walter, Abraham, Sebastian. Ganesan, afenon. Kanniah, David Maniam, Lewis. Pakirisamy and Ramasamy.
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    NS Indians Oust Malays
    111 11 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Thc i Sembilan Indian Association soccer team scored a fine victory on the Station Padang when they eliminated the Negri Malays from the Hose Cup competition by six goals to two. The Indians were faster on the ball and their forwardindulged In several combined
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    SURVEYORS WIN
    34 12 TAIPIN 'i- irs.— l I e Com bin- 1 ent) in* I -ure 1 I -1. rain Singh li d the win-] ng two! obthird goal. Surjan I for the los< rs.
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    Gold Cup Horses Step Out With Khor Mousg As Best Worker
    957 12  - Gold Cup Horses Step Out With Khor Mousg As Best Worker WINDSOR LAD Tomorrow's Race Weights BELOW are the weights for the last day of the Singapore Gold Cup meeting to be run tomorrow. By MOST attractive workers at yesterday's final workouts of Cup candidates were Khor Mousa (Woods) who
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    Performances Of B lg Race Candidates
    1412 12 FIFI od stayers in tl-.e country comprising French and Australian thoroughbreds will line mah Racecourse tomorrow for the i uable SinI Cap. Malaya*. Pue Riband of the turf, run over one and i quarter miles and 36 yards The race is worth (2.1 KM)
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    Public Works Force Draw With Medicos
    210 12 m,n i NC V 1P °RE Medical Services Union, playing a Wtfr, K WCre he l to a two all draw b > 'the PW.D sports Club in a SUA Division 3 league hockey fixture at I arrer Park yesterday. Medico, dominated play in
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    Yon Wins B. Pahat Tennis
    196 12 BATU PA' T AT. Thurs. Von bin Mian scored an easy victory i n the open singles final of the Batu Pahat lawn tennis tournament yesterday beating Lim Seng Siew in straight sets 9—7, 6— u. Etest match of the evening was between Lim Se-n^
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    Telephone Men Hold The Popmen
    194 12 SINGAPORE Business House KO. Cup first round fixture between Fttsst and Nea\e and (lriiMii.il Telephone and Klectrie Company ended in a one .ill draw at Gevlang Stadium yesterday. Both earns <-''"<-' full Ih. The P imen the start. Yassin. after recel the ba Ai i
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    Abdul Mawi Impresses The Critics
    37 12 •wr.i.DU' i. t a th 1 of G rea 1 S after tra k thi were in. s with inl Ma -a: v hv ins wife, i. tl mount <m D nvnii
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    KL Police Off Form
    53 12 KU M'MPT'R '1 division I >rm. Tl i A iit Manmohan S good game by a In the lirst 1 f I iination among their forI to be Individual! I a much thev came up riH !> raj, .v indy, R i I.av. Police: Joharl .1
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    Teams For Perak Trial
    85 12 IPOH. Thurs —A ior- rial wiii be held 00 Ihe j Town Padan nexl S S 26. The .iskod Colours: Aziz. C K.i nalanaI, Ha/an. P. S S S ,;n B Prithvlnath A Haro n S ithalan, A I. Thi ainal ian, P Fernandez, and N
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    Foong Seong Cup Zone Final
    46 12 MALACCA. Thurs. South /one final ol the Fo Cup badminton petition t> I Singa] and Malacca will be ihere On Oct. 3 and 4 at 7 i p.m. each even 1 Venue will be the Angiosing 'Sports Club hall at Pe
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    35 12 TIGERS ARE UNDISPUTED CHAMPIOUS TIGF.R S: und. I—3 victor*/ > tho la>t o| dri fl .1 life il I B EEi,4'4t\ till 1 1 f* B I I H i l i S i r S
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