Singapore Standard, 21 September 1953

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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ~35CG5E§^ et M S. Vol. IV. No. 81 SINCAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1953 TWELVE PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    SOVIET LASHES OUT AT U.S.
    74 1 SOVIET LASHES OUT AT U.S. MOSCOW, Sept. 20 (Reuter)— Soviet Prime lister Georgi Malen- iccused the I'nited e s today of failing to i- towards a M final peaceful settlement" in following the armistice. rican ng India •;tries political the I tnned s Korea as a .1 ri." .1 f
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    Soldier Starts 'Wildest Fight'
    28 1 5 Sept. 20 R lerick s( Idier, on Thurss in a Koramp k in prison ther men days U I fight <■ for many years."
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    NATO EXERCISE
    10 1 Air Forces I te>t southern iterranean 29 A.P.
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    Goodbye To 'Johnny' Gurkha
    121 1 Goodbye To 'Johnny Gurkha Prim rEhnJl y r °l band,t f, htin S Malaya. Bfft Prem Chhoden of the Second Battalior 2KKO Gurkhas A SO !l"J!i hl V vlfc and two month old so n on board the Mrdhana which left Singapore veNterday for Hon" kon? with Ml men and
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    Russia Demands Quick UN Debate
    136 1 NEU YORK, Sept. 20 (AP)-Soviet Russia demanded yesterday a quick I nited Nations debate on Red China's request for a "round table" Korean peace conference. A note from Andrei Vishinsky, chief Soviet delegate to the ITnited Nations, to Secre-tary-General Dag Hammarskjold asked for the question
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    BAD BOOKS ENTER AFRICA
    37 1 KAMPALA, Uganda Sept. 20. (AP)— lndia is "flooding East Africa with obscene literature. Regional Director of East African Posts and Telecommunications F. J. Shuttleworth claimed last night before the Uganda Chamber of Commerce.
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    KEDAH TERRORISTS ROUTED
    1044 1 Two Battalions In Jungle Sweep KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Communist terrorists entrenched deep in the Bongsu Forest Reserve area of South Kedah are being routed by a surprise one-month-long sweep of the forest, details of which were revealed here today for the first time. Sweeping them from their
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    ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR DUKE
    135 1 LONDON. Sepf M (API Squadron leader Neville Duke. Dntain's fastest flier, laid rlaim >esterda> to the world's speed rer oid for the 100 kilometre (i.S 7 mile) Hosed rirruit by flushing around the rourse at 70'» miles an hour lie flew at an altitude of about
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    Survivors Of Crash Seen
    65 1 SAV A N N AH Sept. M (UP) A B-3t ther re >onnai ssanre r> me wl n lti men I ...rd r ashed in tha Ilr on i irhedul* ed flight to Bermuda lad nigh* and at iun ivors u. ite i on rafts l>v
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    Governor Well, Leaves Hospital
    41 1 THE Governor of Sineapore. Sir John Ml hes red from his illn< ,n lhe Singapors l Ho pil il iay HO WS pyelitis inflemmation ol the ki iiu'v and wns admitted to tfa i hospital test week
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    Susan Starts A Flood
    86 1 HONGKONG Sept. 20. (UP) The China-Hongkong border wa.s fl.oded today by typhoon rains which sent the Shun Chun River out of its banks. Police kept in touch with isolated villager- along the fro V.ier by rowboat>. Both sides apparently had their hands full assisting t nos€
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    N'lists Study Burma Issue
    88 1 TAIPEH, Sept. 20 (Reuter) The Nationalist Chinese Government is studying the counter measures against the renewed Burmese demands to the United Nations Assembly for the evacuation of Nationalist guerillas from Burma, usually reliable Nationalist sources said today. These sources said the Nationalist delegation to the United
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    KEIGHTLEY DUE
    35 1 GENERAL Sir Charles Keightley, C-in-C British forces Far East, arrived in Hongkong yesterday before leaving to take up his new post as Middle East Land Forces Commander. He leaves for Singapore toda3 A.F.P.
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    Senanayake To Resign
    111 1 COLOMBO. Sept. 20. (AP)— Ceylon Premier Dudley Senanayake will resign office in the next lew days because of ill health, informed political circles reported today. In the running for tbe premiership are his cousin. Sir •Tonn Kotelawela. the present Transport Minister, anc 4 Finance Minister J. R.
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    Lecture By Bandits
    95 1 KLALA LUMPUR. Sun. A group of estate workers were given a lecture by Communist terrorists yesterday. The workers were travelling in a lorry when they were stopped by four terrorists, armed with a stengun. a carbine and rifles, and were forced to listen to a lecture. Security
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    Girl Saves 16 In Fire, Dies
    78 1 CHICAGO HEIGHTS. Illinois. Sept. 20 (UP) A 14-year-old girl helped 16 persons to escape from a fire which swept her home today, dropped a younger brother to safety from a second floor window, then faltered, fell back and perished in the flames. The girl,
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    TOMMIES ARRIVE IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY
    206 1 TOMMIES ARRIVE IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY Standard Staff Reporter ELEVEN British soldier s who were interned by the Communists in Korea arrived in Singapore yesterday under "protective custody" in the troopship Empire Orwell. The shin is carrving the last big batch of Britain's Korean fighting men home from th e Japanese
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 1 Yea! Known old Fred ror years we grew up together!**
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    JET EXPERTS FOR CANADA
    84 1 LONDON. Sept. 21 (Reuter) —Thirteen of Britain's top aircraft jet engine and rocket designers are going to Canada next month for discussion on "revolutionary atro-nautical projects" with the Canadian government, it was announced here today. The team wil' be led by Sir Frank Spriggs. Managing Director
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    $2M. SWEEP PLOT
    31 1 WILMINGTON. North Carolina, Sept. 20 Authorities here said today they have uncovered a gambling conspiracy to unload almost 52.000.000 worth of Irish sweepstakes tickets from a ship.- U.P.
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    U.S. PROBES BERIA ESCAPE TIP
    195 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2f (AP)— The U.S. Senate Investigations Sub-Committee is reported to be studying a tip that Lavrentry Beria. the deposed former chief of Russia's Secret Police, has escaped from Russia and is hiding in a neutral country. The Sub- Committee's Chairman. Senator Joseph McCarthy,
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    Anti-Zahedi Riots Flare In Teheran
    135 1 Anti -Zahedi Riots Flare In Teheran TEHERAN, Sept. 20.— Demonstrations against the uovernment led by General Fazlollah Zahedi flared up n Teheran Friday night under cover of Moh a ram, Persia's most solemn religious holiday. In Jame Mosque in the cm' re of thc city, woi shippers beat Nazer Zadeh
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    RECORD FLIGHT
    32 1 A COMET II air liner which arrived in London, on Saturday. Treated a new civil air record by Ayr.* thc 814 mites from Madrid in ons hour 55 minutes.- Reuter
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    He Came To Seek Equal Pay Packets
    137 2 He Came To Seek Equal Pay Packets DIFFERENCES in the pay packets of the Singapore medical worker and his Federation counterpart has prompted Mr. S. Manickam, President of the All-Malaya Federation Government Medical Employees' Trade Union to come to Singapore for consultations with local union leaders. On arrival here yesterday,
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    39 2 photo Mrs. H ML Soo. one of thc pioneer members of thc YMCA pleats a tree to commemorate the opening of the Associations hostel i n Kuala Luirpur. which offers accommodation at reasonable charges for working girls. .Manual a
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    IVY CHOSEN AS PRINCESS
    39 2 MALACCA, Sun. Nine-teen-year-old Ivy Chi. who was recently awarded a Settlement teaching bursary at the University of Malaya, was last night elected "Youth Week Princess" at the social and dance of the Settlement Youth Council
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    More Give Lessons In Colony Prisons
    212 2 THE Singapore Prisons Department have received good response to their appeal for volunteer teachers and instructors to take classes in various subjects for prisoners in Outram Road and Changi Prisons. Major W.L. P. Sochon. Com- 1 missioner of Prisons* told The Standard that since
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    COUNCIL MEMBERS
    25 2 MESSRS. A.R.A. Nachiappan and Wong YevV Wye have been nominated members of the Town Council of Kota Bahru by the Sultan of Kelantan.
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    After The Service
    41 2 photo. THL ARCHDEACON OF SINGAPORE, Venerable Robin Wood, is seen talking to the Commander-in-Chief. Far East Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, and Lady Sanderson, at yesterday's Battle of Britain Service at the St. Andrew's Cathedral. dianaara
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    Fire On D&I Landing Craft
    60 2 ALOR STAR, Sun. Fire' broke out on a landing craft belonging to the Drainage and Irrigation Department when petrol being emptied into the fuel tanks spilled over and contacted live coals nearby. The two Malays, who were pouring the petrol, had their hands burned and
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    They Remember Battle Of Britain
    212 2 THE BATTLE of Britain service was held at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday. Services of thanksgiving were also held in all the churches on R.A.F. Stations in Singapore and throughout the Federation. Among tho-e present at St. Andrew's Cathedra) were the Deputy Governor. Mr. W.
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    Arabic Band Celebrates
    61 2 A SINGAPORE Arabic Orchestra. Al Aishu Wai Meleh Singapura. held its first anniversary at the Choon Guan English School, Koon Seng Road, yesterday. Arabic songs and music were played. An Arabic dance was performed by a small eirl. and a Malay love duet was sung. The President
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    JAIL TERM FOR CHEATING
    35 2 ABDULLAH bin Awang was sentenced in the Singapore Fjrst District Court on Saturday to a year's rigorous imprisonment, for criminal breach of trust of a bicycle belonging to Dariman bin Sukarjo.
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    36 2 A?* E L£ A LU A S Powerful drama Sakunthala n will be staged by the idian Fine Art Society of Singapore at the Victoria Theatre oa Sept. 25 aid *6 at 113* n m Ka?i
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    Fisheries Dept. To Survey China Seas
    405 2 Fisheries Dept. To Survey China Seas Stondord Staff Reporter THE Pon Moloyan Fisheries Deportment is to undertake scientific surveys of the wh 0 of the South China seas to "charter" tho rer? ous prolific fishing grounds. Mr. Tham Ah Kow, the acting I I) Fisheries, told The Standard that two
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    Fisherman Falls Off Boat, Dies
    116 2 Fisherman Falls Off Boat, Dies A FISHERMAN, Hoong Fok Sau. 21. of tiie South Seas Fisheries Company. Peck Seah Street, fell into the sea at 1 a.m. yesterday end died a few hours later in the Singapore General Hospital. Hoone was boarding the boat, wah Ann. which was anchored In
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    Youth Week Ends With Big Concert
    173 2 PKNANG, Sun.— A packed crowd at the Anglo-Chinese School hall was entertained last night to 21 items in the Talentime contest organised by the Settlement Youth Council. With this programme. Youth Week celebrations in I Penang werc brought to a i close. Miss Jenny
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    Identified
    58 2 THIS iv UM itiibii whose on. I the Singapore r.iiue found it thr II mil. Stone. Wnnti lands a tertnighl age St beea MeaUAed «> sah biale Mi an alias Miriam I. ate Oa u Siacapor* r still La vi i, are ■Pfflllag le II who eaa bela ti_.
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    Burges Plays Piano With 'Infinite Care'
    162 3 Standard Music Critic in the Victoria Hall Peter Burges •irst of this two /rues under ol the Singaber Ensemble. forte programme onatai hy Mozart thoven and Ravel's I tntersperhorl prefatory renata ta F. km:. 2, <.f the contender and and Mr. I '-I the
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    TENGKU OPENS EXHIBITION
    36 3 HRU, Sun.— The kota yesterday mbined exhibiarts and k of the the .Malay I I Ong. Stale was in padi" until it :.t. the exhibition I the inmates of i C pa "walless
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    'MalayNight' On City Steps
    48 3 SINGAPORE Malay Union decided at a meeting yesterday to celebrate the City Da v with a "Malay Night" at 8.30 p.m. today followed by a Malay opera, Hang Tua." dances, comical sketches and songs. The show will be held on the City Hall steps.
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    DISTRICT MEETING
    31 3 THE SULTAN of Kelantan will declare open the first meeting of the District Council of Pasir Mas at the Malay Boys Srhool on Saturday Sept. 2(i at 10 a.m.
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    MALACCA'S WATER TOWER
    99 3 AT BUKIT S! I.i KOK Malacca, a huge waterworks construction programme is under way to improve the water service in the Central Coastal District. Above is a general view of the work in progress. The S'.iO.OOO filtration plant site in the foreground, and in the background is
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    Onn To Explain Mentris Report
    207 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— "Klimp", the official publication of the Kuaia Lumpur branch of the Independence of Malaya Party issued todav says there has been a considerable misapprehension and distortion of the Malayan National Conference working committee's report on self-government. Such misapprehensions and distortions were based
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    Council Has More Worries
    88 3 Another Dispute ANOTHER union dispute with the Singapore City Council is brewing over what the Gas Workers' Union secretary. Mr. P. V. Supiah. yesterday called the "unfair dismissal without warning or sufficient notice" of two Council employees. The Council already faces a strike threat over a
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    ESTATE WORKERS URGED TO HELP GOVT.
    178 3 ESTATE WORKERS URGED TO HELP GOVT. JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— In a messag? addressed to the first annual delegates conference of the Plantation Workers Union. Johore branch, today. Mr. J.A. Brazier, Trade Union Adviser, urged union members to support the Government in the fight against the Communist terrorists. "The High Commissioner
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    Maid Stole From Patient
    82 3 WOXG KIM KIEW, a maidservant employed at the Upper Serangoon Clinic, was sentenced in the Singapore Third District Court on Saturday to a days simple imprisonment for stealing a gold bracelet valued $278, a piece of cloth and four pieces of "shamfoo" belonging to a woman
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    FLYING CLUB PLANS DANCE
    67 3 THE Royal Singapore Flying Club will hold a dance at their clubhouse in Kallang Airport on Saturday, Oct. 3 beginning at 9 p.m. Feature of the dance will be the serving of fish and chips wrapped up in the following morning's edition of the Sunday Standard.
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    MOVE TO HEAL BREACH IN U.M.N.O.
    253 3 MOVE TO HEAL BREACH IN U.M.N.O. Hush Hush' Meet Held In looh IPOH, Sun. A fresh move is to be mode to reconcile the differences between the President of UMNO Malaya, Tungku Abdul Rahman, and the Chairman of the Perak Stato Divisional Committee of the organisation, Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang,
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    4 Men Rob A Newcomer
    101 3 A 2:.-YF.AR-Ol_D Malay visitor fron. Kelantan was robbed of $501 in cash on Saturday night la a lane otT Beach Road. The man was travelling in a trisha from tho Railway Station to Beach Road with his (age. In front of the Beach Road Market^
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    Nixon Prepares For Visit To Singapore
    130 3 VICE-PRESIDENT Nixon, who is due in Singapore on Oct. 24 on a Far East tour, said in Washington that he has consulted the works of a new author on Asia— Adlai E. Stevenson— while preparing for a 72--day official visit to the Far East,
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    Discussions To Settle Pay Dispute
    91 3 Discussions To Settle Pay Dispute OFFICIALS of the Singa- j pore Harbour Board Labour union will meet the Labour Department officials today to discuss the conciliation pro- eeedings o^er a wage dispute between the Board and the Union. I Following a 12-month negotiation between the Board and the Workers, the
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    Muslim Varsity
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Muslim leaders will discuss a proposal to establish a Muslim University in Malaya at a conference of South East Asian Muslims in the Federal capital some time in December.
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    84 3 THE troopshi D Empire Clyde arrived In Singapore yesterday from 1.K.. with 217 troops and 224 families of servicemen in the Colony. She will be delayed for four davs in Singapore before she can sail for Hongkong. This is due to some trouble in the engine room where a turbine
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    48 3 TIIF Sineauore Harmonica Q uartet which will play in the variety show in aid of the I niversity of Malaya Endowment Fund on Oct. 13. at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall. From left: LeX Sum Tie. (leader). Ho Chong Wing Leong Wena *uan snd Cha* Hong Meng bejiiad^
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    Cheaper Japanese Textiles
    84 3 Cheaper Japanese Textiles IMPORTS of Japanese lextiles inmi Hongkong inte Singapore li to be allowed Iho Singap »rc G tveroaMßt ll expected to announ *4} Wm sh u lljr. The present 'uuot not permit Import »f iapaneee taatilei frum H mi?kon^ md trade rirt s% ire A opinion that th.
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    LANTERN ON FIRE IN FLAT
    67 3 THERE Vai panic on thc se. ond Moot ot merit liat m Telok A\ i S last night w hen a int itl caught tii,- \v hi a ch playing with M la mm i th i rooms. Although two lii wei e di not
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    Our August Trade Drops
    63 3 MALAYA*! < stera i for August Is likely to an ■dvei ia of moa $2:.. 8 mi rding to ninary figures I I Ly the H <>r \i Statl ir E .J. l'n Tha overall ralue <>. con i'rv' for Augu 1 Ml Imports of mei
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    PICKPOCKET AT BUKIT TIMAH
    44 3 TWO 'hinese* a m m and a clerk had Iheti picked .it tha Hnkit 1 inn ih Ka< •<• Coin -<• <»n S Th,. lalaaaaan lost s* i k i hi s Identity <nr<\ artiile clerk lo>t $».o and hil i<l> card.
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    TRISHA IS CONFISCATED
    50 3 A IIUSf A i N| Ah Lian, ars i Une i Si by Sinfapore Set enl h P IceC t Magistrate Mr 1 Kit ram, ora Saturday, foi sion oi dutiable ii t ri r i Th<> court oi ire I tha I i to h" ron
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    A SEVERE SETBACK
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    "JABBERWOCKY" OVER RED RADIO
    385 4 HONCKONG, (AP)—Radiocasts in China for home consumption are full of double talk this week and sound like something from a horror thriller. They also sound like internal trouble of some sort. I first heard this mysterious campaign to "prevent beast calamities" on a Chinese voicecast coming
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      Govt. Is Now A Vampire
      473 4 Sir; Since the rrcc/it Yong Arbitration Award granted to clerks, GoPOm went has become a Mm| to such an extent Diet cterfcl are being mercilessly sucked of their blood in all *itpartment a in a ]or>n. The object, presumably, is fo rob Peter lo pay
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      WRITE A BOOK
      183 4 WRITE A BOOK Sir; Some ycors oqo Nichols wrote n book taUtd "Verdict on India" vh, considered by many lr, ond with much |u.f to bc '.landcrous ro li nation, inaccurate, bu- d and unnecessary. Thc result wos that two gifted Indian 9. nf Sat Ml ond wror. not in
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    Speaking of Pictures...
    95 5 .■■itr n-.-_-n.iMiy. .-«•-<-->■ -«y :^>- "MAKING HIS LIVING! FROM THE SEA" by Cheok Poh Seong of c/o Misc. Div. Treasurer's L Dept., City Hall, Singa- pore, 6. Ikoflex 11, f.B, 1/250. Kodak nlus X P Top Left: "What's Inside" by Ching Khin Loong of 227, Victoria Street,
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    BANK RATE CUT HELPS EXPORTS
    387 5 I hy.t Rt&wowt IB; A Special. Correspondent i E lhe tank rate i- lhe b;iCi-_ <>l .ill interval lhe nn 1 announcement hv lhe Hritish nt last Thur day lhal lhe rale had heen rvi 1 per eeni lo 3] >»er real *hs widely nl
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    Burmese Mission
    21 5 A THREE-MAM Burmo e .trade misSUHI aimed al I Jakarta on T-iur_.c !nv fnp I two weeks' visit.— Reuter
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    Chile Won't Sell Copper To Reds
    161 5 Chile Won't Sell Copper To Reds SANTIAGO. Sept. 20 (AP). Arturo Maschke, President of the official Central Bank, said that Chile definitely will not sell strategic copper to the nations of the Soviet world. Maschke said the cabinet decided at a meeting last night to continue negotiations with the United
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    Canberra Conference
    82 5 LONDON, Sept. 20 (Reuter). —The problem of industrial and agricultural development, the question of sterling convertibility, imperial preference and the expansion of empire trade will be the main discussion points at the projected Commonwealth Economic Conference in Canberra in January. Commonwealth countries are now finalising arrangement for holding
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      209 5 kutuvt S'pore Diary V ftl M ,_._>• Jawi Class 530 □m Judo practice 5-31 P m Body-building and weightlifting 530 pm.; iTan Tuan S.a.ng Cup) Billiards tournament 1 ;> m Table- tennis practice 7 p.m. V.VN.I'.A.: Indian dance 5.19 to 6 15 p.m Cooking ciaaa 5 p m R irf'es
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    727 6 THROUGHOUT the length and width of Malaya there are now some 200.000 Home Guards defending their homes and their villages against Communist l' i ioiism. These Home Guards are constantly training and have access to modem arms. In certain villages Home Guards are pei nutted to keep
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    1103 6 The British "Sunday Pictoriol" prints one of the most dramatic photographs ever taken. It is a picture of three murderers. EACH of the three people facing the camera in this picture the woman, the two men has been sentenced to death. EACH has been reprieved
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      1316 6 Dear Tengku Abdul Rahman; If there is one thing I enjoy in Malayan politics, it is the sight of you playing Don Quixote. Since the people of this country became national-minded I have tried, as best I can. to understand what is in the minds of
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      90 6 Sir;— May I remind tfie Secretary of the Sl. John'l Ambulance Muar Branch Association about our examination. Wc completed our firstaid course earlv tins year. and in addition to this, ur have had several revision classes and practical 1 cises regarding first-aid. Is'nt it time now for Muar to
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      THIS CAPITAL CAN WORK AND PLAY WITH THE REST
      638 7  - THIS CAPITAL CAN WORK AND PLAY WITH THE REST G.R. WELLS lil IN pre-war years, British North Borneo was administercd for the British Government by a private Chartered Company. The capital in those days was the East coast town of Sandakan. After the war. North Borneo became a Colony, with
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      119 7 FOR the first time since the end of World War 11. Philippine and Japanese students have come together to discuss common problems and learn to know each other as friends. Four young students from various universities in Japan came to Manila recently at the invitation of Philippine students. The delegates
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      20 7 LI-NCOLN was nominated for President by the Republicans over William H. Seward on an anti-slavery platform in 1860.
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      85 7 HERE'S an ea y coi Youth readers ot 15 anei be'.ow It is called "Scr.inbling Back To School as its title suggests, ail one has to do is to un the scrambled words S in vour comp cted etlorts to THE COM KST EDITOR ••Youth.' c/o ipore
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      340 7  -  ISAAC TEOH ANIMAL WORSHIP is a cult found in some or another in most ancient religions, and to be found at the present day among notable races. Its origin is doubtless due to various interacting causes. Savages earlv held that animals had souls, and since the
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      51 7 Hi anawei on John up AYLRE CBAEUES had lo LWK KIM OSHLOC lr. KKDSDK> HMETESLSVE their iu a TCHOLSE and RUDEHRi WDONTISRAS ODOv. FERSAKTAB OHR ba •ii went OGI AN the 08HLOCU1 The HRCISOEI r.DO DOWI OFI ["NES CKAB OHE.M W RVDKRIA TEh .ne I KHR lOIIR >E1
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      148 7 i LIBRARY is a blessing to any homo. Take this motto "Thc more I read the better i feel." If one cannot afford to have one it is better td save up enough money now to have a library at home. The library of any home should
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      24 7 fIT. Helen lore faculty ana student *ral Latin she I child. im#i i" <ind and to > d 'ice tn
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        728 9  -  HAROLD GLUCK By TIIE CHALLENGE: Paul II us ted is a boy your age. And he i.s in the same class as you are. He has brown eyes, black hair, and a friendly smile. lie likes to play baseball, swim, take lon? hikes into the
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        165 9  -  J.A. JUMA Ey MR BEK SWEE HOON. an interpreter in I Cr... Police Co. in. ia a wei. known Um .i iraateuj m igician and u member ot tho International Brotherhood ol Magicians Kenton. C.s A. > m terestins m n lemati ial trick
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        579 9  -  RAYNOR GAYNES By 11 WAS midnight, and the little man with the heavy attache eaae walked quietly along the deserted pavement. A furtive glance behind betrayed his nervousness, lor he who had led such an insignificant existence, was now going to commit a crime possibly the only one
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      They Decorate Their Works In Clay
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      1271 10  -  ISAAC TEON Great People Of The Past TOHN MILTON (1608 J 1674), one of the most illustrious of English poets, was born in Bread Street, London, the son of a scrivener. His father, who instructed him in music, and is said to have made
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      Immigrant Left Money To Save Youth From Bad Influences
      290 11 A nineteenth -century mrr i ttarM'% desire to keep ?oung people away froro demoralizing influence!." will result in the erection of a four More* >.\:,(W.HO library la audtown Manh.it ian Details will of Ezekiel J D mneil. an Irish immigrant to
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      1183 12  -  TODAK B%tt9 f***^^^^m Between Tbe Lines WHEN my friend John was a student at the University, in his first year, he had to attend one of those extraordinary dinner-and-danee functions that occur trom time to time in honour or in aid of something or other. He
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      Enter The "Royal"
      714 12  -  Paul Minten 4. a "On The Trail Again" The Story So Far: WHILE in Hong Kong, the Captain and Officers oj the tanker "Port Royal" discover some mytteriotlj crates marked "soap" bnt really containing arms and ammunition. They sad tor Singapore believing the crates to be aboard
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      ALADDIN
      127 12 VT HEN I was a beggarly n boy, And lived in a cellar damp, I had not a friend nor a boy. But I had Aladdin's lamp, When I could not s'eep for thc cold. I had fire enough in my brain. And built with roofs of gold, My
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      BRAZILIAN NUTS WENT FIRST TO THE PIGS
      280 13  - BRAZILIAN NUTS WENT FIRST TO THE PIGS LEE PRIESTLEY the Dutch trader decided to g.e the BBUSty warehou-e a ..ig. example, those nuti b: from South America as ast oy o me tramp trading vetMl bad cluttered a eorDt g enough. -What shall I do with the strange nuts, meinherr?"
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      115 13 11 ANV ol you nuglU have played cricket sonic time or oilier, but do >ou know now and when. The Ashes, the mythical trophy for which England and Australia compete in test match cricket, koi its name? Its origin goes bacK to 188^ when Australia beat England at
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      164 13 n^HF. world la such a happy piaec. That children, whether big or smai;. Should always have a ing face, A:. ver. never sulk at TV TIA r ;f your lessons v should bc hard? You need not yield to iorr Foi he who bravely work> today. Hii ieCm
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      82 13 Photo;. THREE Malayan teachers chatting lOttfl Rajafi Sir Uda (left), (juri)i(j a, i all-day confer. enee foe senior pupils oj Grammar School* held al thc I penal fnjtftute, South .<<•..- nngton. Subject v] the conference wom "Ifalaya Fron /cr to rigM in the picture ore: .v//-. YusojJ Moiiunimcd. Miss Preetnm
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      732 13  - A HALF-CENTURY OF ADULT EDUCATION HERBERT TRACY By riFTY YEARS ago. thc first effective steps were taken lo organise a system of adult education for the working people oi Britain. The Workers' Educational Association (WEA), which in 1903 undertook this task on a purely voluntary basis and with the support
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      98 14 nf thp Rpthfsd'i Ketone Sunday School held at the Lim Teck Lee BungaTHESI pictures, taken by lay (hen g Uu| .1 WgrtMMM P'cn.c < ™*fe 7S SR sits the Sunday School teacher. whUe Dr. low show (Too. lett) "Makan-tinic." with a CIM. missionary, at <" r y™y "'.Vvr, p >
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      779 14  - GUA MUSANG-SLEEPY HOLLOW OF THE NORTH-EAST KAMARUL ARIFFIN www lty AWWW CIUA MUSANG, one ot the r hot-spots' of early Basereencv davs is one of the quietest and serene villages in Malava today. Situated ifl the southern, border of Kelantan. Gua Mu-. nang is bounded by blocks, ot mountains on
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      PARENTS, KIDS, STAGE OPERA TOGETHER
      209 14 PARENTS, KIDS, STAGE OPERA TOGETHER PACIFIC PALISADES. California As a com-munity-wide project, parents and children ot this suburb ot the city of Los Angeles collaborated in staging the Humperdinck opera. "Hansel arid Gretel." Staged in the well equippea puo'.ic playground, the entire production was sung in English, except for the
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      54 9 'YOUTH' CROSSWORD ACROSS l [ndii iis taughl colonists how to plant this 5 Small island Pen name of Ch Lamb 10 C'r r '.iix 12 Gi ti v 13 Beautifying prep; ro 18 E* of inqi 20 Frr' i ii toms j t I 28 Oj .a,-e DOWN L' O:
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      152 11 I THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE f By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY R«tiilrrt4 V.S. Pilml Oflkt Z. I J^TI COME'D IM Cf7 ~vO I C?T~f DO VOU 7 SME iAj^Lrr caajiX 4i AHEAD OF A y£S of v; r M,Mk SM£ i r but i domtS do for vouJ To
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    154 15 HONG KONG, Sept. 2fl (Keuter) Peking ra dio usterday announced that Communist hm a has removed I inance .Minister Po I 1 ihc Secretary General „i the Central People's Government Admii ist rative (ouncil Li Wei H.in in a big reshuffle involving 15 ministerial and other
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    26 15 SiNO-SOVIET ARMY LIAISON 120 (UP* t to ish a chief ol na was re:i pro-Xationali.st I report -aid :;uo 30 general rk with the Army" head-
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    26 15 Sino-American Defence Talks lit. 20, (UP)— I ruman J. Hcd- ■< i of the Forpatrol, arrived em Formosan port the vanguard of i party in impondAmerican defence
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    Horrocks Leaves By Air For Cairo
    35 15 Horrocks Leaves By Air For Cairo 10 IDON, Sept. 20. (AFP)— Sir Brian Horrocks by plane for Cairo re he will spend o.ie guest of British in the Suez Canal te, General Sir Brian Ro-
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    36 15 J) II OIU. i*2S* 550 British prisoners-of war from Korea arrived wtkaaiptaß la tba troopship Asturias. Here threejFV*|d Pauline fondles the face of her father. Kiflemaa "tfMUa, of (he RoyaJ Ulster Rifles.- -A.r^
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    Missing Wife Of Diplomat
    42 15 photo. ;t.iv-v .mi.i.i.m) MACLEAN. American born wife of mis* who ,»_L_i Ti ls _i stlH nt,nu »»S their seareh to find out hiM,^ d the d< pa tur of M Maclean and her children from Switzerland.- -United Press,
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    Soviet Aid For North Koreans
    216 15 MOSCOW, Sept. 20.— Russia announced today she had riven war ravaged North Korea equipment and material for the restoration and reconstruction of the nation. I Russia will also give the North Koreans technical assistance as well as a grant of 1 000 million roubles a.inounced
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    17 15 A 600-MAN regiment of Royal Engineers will soon leave Engiand for Kenya. A.F. P.
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    39-Year-Old Man Changes His Sex
    100 15 39-Year-Old Man Changes His Sex LINZ. American Zcne of Austria, Sept. 20 (Reuter) Austrian authorities here said yesterday that a 39--year old man had been formally allowed to register as a female. The "man" whose name was withheld, had been brought up by his parents as a boy, with the
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    Labour's Big Issue: How Far Left?
    305 15 LONDON, Sept. 20 (Reuter)— lnternal squabbles now rocking the British labour movement will reach a climax on Monday next when the Party opens its annual Delegate Conference at Margate, Kent. The big task of the official leadership headed by Mr. Clement Attlee is to
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    ATTLEE HITS AT AMERICANS
    450 15 *JMtain_ Shouid Take The Lead 9 U.S. Intolerance Is Disturbing World Harmony LONDON, Sept. 20. Clement Anlee, former Labourite Prime Minister, said last night that American suspicions are disturbing international harmony. He said in a speech prepared for a nationwide radio broadcast that Americans are guilty
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    129 15 SYRACUSE. Italy. Sept. 19. (Renter).— The Archbishop of Syracuse will leave here next week for the Vatican with a test tube containing a liquid said to be the tears of a "miracle working" foot-high madonna statue. Archbishop Ettore Baranzini will also carry a report
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    SULTAN PUTS HIS SEAL
    62 15 MOROCCO. Sept. 20, (Renter) Sultan Mohammed the Sixth of Morocco yesterday set his seal to a dahir (decree) approving French proposals for Municipal reforms. Approved three days ago by the Council of Viziors and Directors General, to which the Sultan recently delegated his legislative powers, the
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    SPINSTERS TALK ON MARRIAGE
    59 15 THE HAGUE, Sept. 20, (AFP)— The first international congress of bachelors and spinsters met yesterday at Grevenlight to discuss marriage. Nearly 1,000 delegates from many countries attended the three-day conference. Married or divorced persons were excluded. The purpose of the conference appeared to be to find
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    31 15 u'lotu. CONGRATULATIONS: Soviet delegate to the l'nited Nations. Andrei Vishinsky. congratulates Madame Vijayalakshmi Pandit, sister of *he Indian Pr*— v»w».. -cJeitioa a> President of the U.N. General Assembly.- Associ ated Press
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    CEYLON WARY OF OUTSIDERS
    42 15 COLOMBO. Sept. 20, (Rciter). The Ceylon Government is to reintroduce legislation to prevent illicit immigration from India, a Government spokesman said yesterday. The new laws will place the onus of proof of lawful entry on the people concerned.
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    Admit Red China, Says Malenkov
    133 15 PARIS, Sept. 20, (AFP)— Soviet Premier Cieor R i Malcnkov said last night that Communist China should no longer he kept outside the big international organisations, the Tas s news agency reported in a broadcast monitored here. Malenkov was ipeakinf I dinner siwri |g ii
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    26 15 photo. CHARACTER actress Miss Yumeji Tsukioka who has returned to Japan after two years of study in the I nited States, mainly in Hollywood. United Press.
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    REWARD FOR DEFECTION
    51 15 TOKYO. Sept. 20 (UP) Two South Korean colonels who went over to the Communists with their nun have been promoted to the rank of major-general as a reward, tha North Korean radio announced today. Pyongyang Radio identified the men as Cols. Pyon Iltl Won and Kang Tao
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    61 WOUNDED
    22 15 SIXTY-ONE people were wounded, one seriously, when a bus and a motor coach collided in Bradford. Manchester. on Saturday. A.F.P.
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    82 15 British Premies r Winston I Inn thill creels I i mun d»- Valera lush Prime Minister, and Frank \iken. ih<> Irtak Koreijjn Minister, as they arrived if No. 10 Down inR Street. London for lunch. Sir Winston is nnu on holiday on the Krein h Riviera. O n Saturday night
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    51 15 ROME. Sept. 20. (Renter) A 36-hour strike of print! n yesterday closed down all Italian newspapers, as well S| the Italian national news r« "Ansa." The printers, striking for higher wages, wiii return to work tonight, in time to hrinp out the nation's 120 dailies on
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    East-West Trade Plea
    113 15 KLI 11 >D 20 Harold W hour Pn of Trnds although i ncm two month armlstfc i nl ap| i to iM nothing about th,. i paralysing I Mr Wi blockade <>f China impo < i hy tlie United Nati In M.i/ 1952 denied nol only goods
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    226 16 Malayan Share List INDUSTRIALS: Alexandra Brick Ords. $3.85, Fraser Neave Ords. $2.10 to $2.15cd. Federal Dispensaries $2.62$ $2 65, Gammons $2.80. Hammers $2.85 cum div.. William Jacks $3.60, Jackson Co. $1.70, Malayan Breweries $3.90, Malayan Cements $1.465, Malayan Collieries $1.22$ $1.25, Maynards $20.00, McAlisters $38.50 ex div., Oriental Telephones 71s.
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    95 16 NEW SCUDAI LTD, made I net protit of $97,256 (12.2 per cent) and dividend of 5 per eent. is proposed for the year ended March. 31. 1953. At balancing date net liquids equalled $165,993 or 41.5 cents per $2 share. Cost of production was 61.7 cents per pound
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      947 17  -  DAVID PAUL By The Time of Indifference. By Alberto Moravia. (Seeker and Harbors. 12s 6d.) The Dwarf. By Par Lagerkvist. (Chatto and Hindus. la. bd.) The Bet of Husbands. By Alba de Gespedev (Gnllaarz. 1-s. dti.) |W Signor Moravia's novel, r published in the origma, as long
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      450 17  - Language Style T.B.W. REID By Words and Sounds in English and French Bv John Orr. Oxford: Blaekwe'l Pp. vii. 279. 25s Style in French Prose: a Method of Analysis. By R. A. Sayce. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Pp. 16fi 21s. PROFESSOR ORR has been well inspired in making available to a
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      410 17 TRAVEL STORIES: Set down as an assortment of experiences sifted from twenty years of world travel, Margaret Mackay's 1 LIVE IN A SUITCASE (Faber, 12s. 6d.) is in truth a skilful blend of fact with fiction. Like the jumbled pack of tourist photos brought back from a
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      529 17  -  Philip Toynbee By The Collected Works of C.G. Jung. Volume Twelve: Psychology and Alchemy. Translated from the (ierman by RFC. Hull. (Routledge and Regan Paul. 355.) INTO all his later books .J.ng introduces a rather tetchy insistence that he is to be treated a* a scientist
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      495 17  -  Maurice Richardson By CATCH AS I All II CAN. by iiarlottr Armstrong Peler Davies Hl s hd.) Miss Armstrong is a superior su-spense-monger. Mir ge afl rally works tu Ihe Red Ridiiic Hood pattern w hich is 1 designed lo appeal to the reader's innate sado- masochism. Me
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      276 17 tri Abner *y A Ca|,p j^_^^— jm-i i -m_^ Z^^^^^^^^ mmm^ m^mlm^mjmmm^ml.mmmmmmmm^m t MIM C_"_ 'r,v M _> M v I i 'T**4*P S J MMf^^^^^^— Alley Oop By V.T. Hanhn -U MeV^ Y^ '^A^Ti l-BUT WHEN VOU CONSIDER (VEH, SURE, BOT U- 'SON': HE SAYS,"YOU A AIN'T WTaSfUL^ J
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    Youngsters Have Proved Their Worth
    807 18 Youngsters Have Proved Their Worth Lai! Singh I Reviews The jl Season Just Concluded ALTHOUGH the 1953 cricket season now concluded did not produce very encouraging results as I far as our inter-state games were concerned, cricket in general reached a fairly good standard. It left us I with a
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    England Optain In Form
    375 18 LONDON, Sept. 20 (Reuter) j \.M. Hall England's Rugbv Union captain last season, was in sparkling form for his club. Richmond, against Northampton yesterday, though he was on the losing side. After pointless first half I Northampton scored two tries j ;n e Of which was
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    128 18 MR. K BALASEGAI j RAM of Kajang, has left j jj the district to take up an I I I appointment as a quali- 1 1 tied Technical Assistant > at Slim River in the j I Bernam River Head- J 1 1 works, the largest proi ject in the
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    Williams Is Champ
    77 18 WEMBLEY STADIUM Sept. 20— Fred Williams. 27-year-old Wembley rider, won tho world's speedway championship here last night with 14 pain's out of a maximum 15. Williams had won the title in 1950 and was runner-up to the Australian, Jack Young, last year. Williams joined Young as being
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    POONA BEATEN
    25 18 LONDON, Sept. 20, (AFP) The Aga Khan's horse Poona was second in the Imperial Produce Stakes at Kempton Park yesterday. First was Fluorescent.
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    CORNER FOR CYCLISTS
    908 18 Last weekend our star cyclists Plaice, Kwa Chin Swee, Gardner, Suliamen Awang and several others, took over the unusual role, for them, of marshals and helpers and the important people they were helping were the riders in the novice class who were having the field to themselves
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    Penang To Form Cyclists Assn.
    220 18 PENANG, Sun.— Circulars have been issued to all schools, clubs, Government departments and public business houses in Penang inviting them to a meeting to be held at the Rubber Trade Association on Oct. 4 for the formation of a Penang Cyclists Association. The convenor of
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    FAULKNER WINS ON LAST HOLE
    135 18 FAULKNER WINS ON LAST HOLE GAN'ION. Yorkshire. Sept. lil (Router) In a tense struggle which went to the las: hole. Max Faulkner. 37-vear-old former British open champion, beat Dai Rees (South Heart?) hy une hole today in the I.ti ho'es final of the News of the World match play yoii
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    2 Major Upsets
    130 18 LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20 (AP)— Ken Rosewall (Australia) and Vic Seixas (U.S) won their way into the Snail 10 the men's singles in the Pacific Southwest Tennis tournament yesterday. Rosewall, 18 rallied to score a major upset when he defeated U.S. singles champion Tony Trabert. of Cincinnati
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    Ipoh Telecoms Win By 1-0
    114 18 TAIPING. Sun— An excellent goal by inside-right. Kanaga ratnam. enabled Ipoh Telecoms to beat Taiping Telecoms at their annual nockey here yesterday bv one goal to nil. The visitors were better fn the exchanges and their centreralf. Privinath played a grand game Last night a
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    CHARLTON HUMBLE BROMWICH
    509 19 LONDON, Sept. JO (Reuter) Though former England centre-forward Tommy Lawton helped hu neu club. Arsenal to a 2-2 home draw today against Manchester City before the day's biggest crowd the honours ot the day fell on London's least fashionable j ir^t Division club, Charlton Athletic. Iton, who
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    197 19 fßeuler)— i Fo tball results. i j ma Vm, DIVISION I le: C 2 i n 1 Aston ViHa 2 IB i 0 1 Preston 0 igh 4. Sheffield W 1 un 3 'l Huddersfield <i j I Charlton 3 i i \t.\ i DIVISION II iam 2. I
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    SA Avenge A Defeat
    74 19 S< pt 19. (Reuter)— i beat England by i __ero in an amanational football Selhurst Park i I London today, thus ir defeat here 29 ..:_;o. K ith Africans were up at the interval, 'i-land had most of »T up to that point. e interval England.
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    GOLF THRILLER
    41 19 OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 20. (AP)— Gene Littler, of California won tbe final hole of an up-and-down thriller yesterday to win the M national amateur golf championship. He beat Dale Morey. of Indianapolis, one up in the 36--hole final match
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    DUNKLEY rubs if in for all the Arsenal followers
    9 19 DUNKLEY rubs if in for all the Arsenal followers
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    Omar Ibrahim Vs Wei Lon Final
    358 19 OMAR bin Ibrahim of Shell Sports Club and a Methodist Boys Afternoon Schoolboy Lim Wei Lon wild meet in this year's Singapore Badminton Association junior singles final. Last night they eliminated Oh Chiap Choon (Marigold) and Robert Lim (Greenwood) respectively in the semi-finals of
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    THE OLD 'SPIN' MASTER PLAYS HAVOC FOR CSC
    467 19 i* ormer state, and Malayan rritketer. veteran T. E. K. Ratnam, still a master of s i ,l hi a devastating spell •I bowliag, captured seven teli for 35 runs to pave way for the Ceylon Sports (lub W to beat '">IM
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    South African Cricket Chief
    43 19 DURBAN. Sept. 19 (Reuter) Mr. Arthur Coy, of Port Elizabeth, was today elected President of the South African Cricket Association at the annual meeting here. Geotl Chubb. the medium pace bowler who toured England in 19U was elected VicePresident.
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      295 19 NOTICES EXAMINATION FOR MIDWIVES. AN EXAMINATION for Ml*- wives (Private Candidates) will b e held in Ipoh on Tuesday 27th October 1953. and following days 1 2. Candidates from the State of Perak only, who are desirous of appearing for this Examination, should forward their applications together with the necessary
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    3 20 SATURDAY'S RACE FINISHES.
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    EASY VICTORY FOR SELANGOR MALAYS
    325 20 Kl ALA LUMPUB, Sun Selangor Malays beat Pahans Malays 4—o in the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition played before a lari;« crowd on the Kampong Bharu rrowH hi're fester- day. Selangor now meet Negri Malays in the Semifinal to be played in Seremban. Ghani, the
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    Swims Gibraltar
    33 20 TARIFA. Spain. Sept. 20 JAffi American swimmer Horence Chadwick todav swam the Straits of Gibraltar from Spain to Morrocco in the unolUcial record tim e of fiv e hour* six minutes.
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    2 Players Ordered Off Field
    274 20 TWO players received marching: orders and no fewer than six players were warned in a particularly rough session of the SAFA division 3B league encounter between Tempenis Rovers and the Government Printing Office. Tempenis Rovers won by 10 goals to nil. Play on the whole
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    Kelantan B'ton Finals
    115 20 Kelantan B 'ton Finals KOTA BAHRU Sun— The finals of the Kelantan badmin ton championships will be held on Oct. 2 at the Customs Godown from 9 a.m. Entries are cailed for the inter-partv tournament for the Myddin Shield. Entries must reach the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Kanagaaapai before Oct. 2.
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    SA Lead 2-1 In Rugby Test
    66 20 DURBAN, Sept. 19, (Reuter) South Africa beat the touring Australian Rugby Union team by 18 points to eight in the third test match here today. South Africa held a lead of 10-0 at half time. The win gave South Africa a 2-1 lead in
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    CHENG WAH CUPTOTAIPING
    33 20 IPOH, Sun. Taiping District won the Cheng Wah inter district KO soccer Cup here when they beat Lower Perak by one goal to nil at the Chinese Assembly hall ground
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    Thrilling Marathon Race
    63 20 rmis^V^e r^e V n P^ R, l«^ Un _T. ln np f the most i lunilndv 1 k-V"i Z dlsla ce in this rountrv. K .Tiuniaiidy. a Kuala Lumpur seboetbay, beat A Yisvin> h™ htr »V min^ .In Vk l >Ur <0 K!:,1 5 Munlandy finished in
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    2 CLASSICS IN 1 SEASON
    571 20 Mubarak Makes Turf History By WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Sin.— Mubarak, a five-year-old Precipitation ge!riing, created turf history when he scored a brilliant double in the "classics" at Bukit Timah on Saturday. He annexed the Singapore Gold Cup (1] miles) in one of the most
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    Europeans Add Another Upset
    417 20 EUROPEANS added vet another upset to a msm of sensational surprises, when they went on to carn a narrow 2—l victory over the hitherto unbeaten Chinese in this relentlessly fought out, no quarter SAFA Community League game before approximately 1,500 spectators at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday.
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    ANOTHER CUP TO RAMBLERS
    52 20 ANOTHER CUP TO RAMBLERS 1P0H. Sun laeond ti second cup beat in g i the t, Cup .Junior 1) Out Chin IV»d. lucky JO. not play champ>. th en op in the The bs i wini At ik i Mr. Chan •it of th P Football over the i R
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    COLTS BEAT PCRC
    14 20 IPOH S h i k -v i beat P mj Dorai
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    Sivaji Win 2-1
    24 20 SIVAJI beat Kampong Bahru Rovers 2-1 at soccer yesterday. Scorers were Govinda and Rahman fo. Sivaji and Ah Ghee for Rovers.
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    S'PORE INDIANS IN ZONE FINAL
    310 20 MALACCA, Sun. Singapore Indians trounced Malacca Indians B—o in their Bhardan soccer cuptie betore 4,000 at the Kubu Road Stadium yesterday to enter the South Zone Final Malacca, taking the unwarrantable risk of playing full backs Q. S. Maniam and Nadarajah, both susceptible to recurrent
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