Singapore Standard, 24 September 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD it m sl Vol. IV. No. 8i SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1933. TWELVE PAGES 10 TENTS.
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    Armed Revolt In Sumatra
    316 1 ISLAM FANATICS JAKARTA, Sept. 22.-An armed revolt along the lines of the Darul Islam fanatic Moslem organisation has broken out m the Atjeh area, North Sumatra. One soldier was killed and 60 insurgents taken prisoner during the first fights between armed forces and the Atjeh rebels
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    Rita: Love Is All That Matters Now
    71 1 Rita: Love Is All That Matters Now S Nevada, Sept. 23. (AP) who married Aly Khan m iternational society. will Dick Haymea m a simple vrrow morning. I nnd Haymcs will ada Judge m a three- nded only by their ighters and the nre.s Love, He Loves^ ay, "We don't
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    SULTAN IS KNIGHTED
    13 1 SULTAN IS KNIGHTED H the r of m of a X >ta E-
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    END OF THE ROAD?
    7 1 MOSSADEQ: To Hong
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Green Cat Bandits Plunder Salesman
    169 1 TWO armed men yesterday morning held up a va>i at the junction of Jalan Kavu anil Yio Chu Kang Koad and, alter assaulting the driver and a salesman robbed them of $2,500 worth of cash, pcn s and a wristwatch. Before the robbers escaped m
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    REDS VIOLATED TRUCE: CHARGE
    75 1 SEOUL. Sept. 23. (UP)— LtG«n. Samuel Andor.son. Fifth Air Force Commander, chargeo today that the Reds moved planes into North Korea aftct armistice day and Gen. Mark Clark quickly called a conference with his staff to discusi reports of the truce violation. Anderson, highest ranking United
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    DEFENCE TALKS
    18 1 FIKLD Marshal Sir John Harding, will reach Me bourse on 0 r lt> for del Reuter
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    KL READER JOINS TOY FUND DRIVE
    160 1 A "WELL-WISHER* from the Federal Capital has -en; 13 to The Standard 3rd Christmas Toy Fund with t"e hope that other public-spirited peo- ole will come forward and <]o 'heir bit towards bringing happiness to thousands of un- derprivileged children and old people m
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    Tory Danes Lose At Polls
    68 1 COPENHAGEN, Sept. (AP) Denmark's Conserva-tive-Agrarian Coalition Government suffered defeat yesterday to the Socialists n the nations first election for one-Chamber Parliament. According to unofficial final returns the Socialists made strong gains over the last election m April, winning three additional seats for a total oi
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    EDEN RETURNING HOME NEXT WEEK
    31 1 LONDON. Sept. 23 (AFP) Anthony Eden. Bri am's Foreign Serretary, who has been recuperating m the Mcviiterranean after his illness, wil] return to London next week.
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      Dutchlnvade Two Islands
      99 1 JAKARTA. Sept. 23. (UP)— j Troops from Dutch-held Western New Guinea have invai the Indonesian islands <>t Morotai and Hahnahera. the Indonesian news age.icy An- i tara said today. Antara, m a dispatch from Macassar. Sou*h Celebes, said "reliable sources" on the reported that armed units of
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    NO FUEL' SHIP FLASHES AN SOS
    73 1 Standard Shipping R«-i ortrr THE 5.600 tons freighter, Af/i ma, li lylnf adrift 200 milet easl of Singapore bavixig rur. out of fuel oil jn her way to the Colony. On rtcen incr a distress Qiessafe ye *eiday, a Singapuie iijibour Board deep &ea
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    FIRE WIPES OUT TURKISH VILLAGE
    27 1 ANKARA, Sept. Ti AFP) Mor c than 1,0(1 < il destroyed t 1 pa ai about -i" mi > we*t oi Ankaia, la*| xn^ui.
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    CANADA TAKES KOREA STAND
    48 1 UMTED NATIONS, Sept. L'tj (AFP) Canadian Miniil i for External A/fairs, I.< Pearson, today declared Government would not sunp r\ any military action m Kort other than a United Nati action. He added hi s Government would oppose the uaiAcation of Korea by force.
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    Neutrals Must Be There Too: Nehru
    183 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 23.— India's Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru today urged the tnited Nations to broaden the composition of the Korean Political Conference, declaring "it would serve the cause of peace if besides the belligerent parties some neutral nations were included." Opening a
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    Report: Chou Is In Moscow
    93 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 23 (UP) General Chu Teh and Prim^ Minister Chou Fn-!ai i parted ie ny for Mo COW, MCeording to an unconflrmed port printed h< The special dispatch < rricd In the conacrval ye w*ah r<; i Man Po said Chu Teh Chou En-lai
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    BATTLE ON JUNGLE EDGE
    91 1 Planter Escapes KUALA LUMPUR, W «l .Mr A. M c Grc L m lt«nf of 8.-ih.-u I Xi'^ri Semb m <• m aped engaging m batMc with 90 lay. Mr. (Ir ndei ni of h w terror! its. He exrnana> terroi 4 s bi t the
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    DEAN IS HOME
    13 1 MAJOR-GEN. Willia n D has arrived home In California. AFP
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    DEATH VERDICT IS URGED FORDR.M
    243 1 DEATH VERDICT IS URGED FORDR.M TEHERAN, Sept. 23. The Public Prosecutor will demand that former Prime Minister .Mohammed Mossadeq be sentenced to death by hanging, a usually well-informed source said here today. This source within th «>rsian army, s;\i detail* <>f chai :;«'n "'i !•*> prefei red if i tht*
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    BERIA HIDING IN SPAIN-REPORT
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    HETRESPASSED IN A BOUDOIR
    74 2 HE TRESPASSED IN A BOUDOIR SAAD bin Jasman, who had five previous convictions, was sentenced to ei;;ht months' rigorous imprisonment, m the Singapore Third District Court yesteroar, for house trespass. In addition, he was put under police supervision for two years. Inspector K.B. Ong, prosecuting, .said that Saad was found
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    Blacksmith On Bond For 6 Mths
    44 2 CHAN Yit Siong Singapore blacksmith wa s yesterday bound over m $100. m one surety, to keep the peace for six montha by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, for causing hurt to another blacksmith. Chong Tong Woon.
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    New Britannias To Work On QEA Routes
    313 2 New Britannias To Work On QEA Routes QANTAS Empire Airways has "handed the Bristol Aircraft Company a "letter of intention*' to buy some of its new Britannia turboprop an liners. This was stated yesterday by S;r Hudson Fysh. Chairman and Director of QEA, whe.i he arrived m Singapore from Sydney.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore >este r d a v were: l*u>ers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose (>•>; HZi. Sn. l K.s.s. 631 <►:? i No. 2 K.S.S. 61) <il No, :j R.s.s. «;o; (io^ Tone: Steady. TIN PrtJCE The price of tin yesterday
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    UNION CLAIMS GO BEFORE MEDIATOR
    125 2 THE SINGAPORE Labour Department will act as mediator m two industrial disputes. Dispute number one is between the Harbour Board Labour Union and the Board, awd the second between the Petro. Workers' Union iirici the Standard Vacuum Oil Company. The SHB Labour representatives submitted the
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    8 TRAINED AS TOWN PLANNERS
    322 2 FOR the first time m Singapore a batch of Asians are being trained for top town planning posts. The Singapore Improvement Trust is now training eight Asians m town planning and engineering. In a lew years they will be qualified to work as 5 nior
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    MAN TRIED TO ENTER HOUSE
    42 2 AWAKENED by noises of the side-shutters of his bungalow at the I3th mile Sembawang Road. Singapore, being forced open last Monday night, a European found a man standing outside. On seeing the European, the intruder ran off.
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    29 Villagers In Civics Course
    59 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— Twenty-nine village representatives m Penggerang, Johore, are attending a civics course organised by the Information Service. The villagers are being taken round Singapore and Johore by Mr. Ng Chow Yen. Lectures and sight-seeing tour? have been arranged. Tomorrow the Mentri Besar will
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    Paid Once, Disappeared —Allegation
    151 2 Paid Once, Disappeared Allegation TAX Chong Kong, a clerk, was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Criminal Districi Court yesterday to nine months" rigorous Imprisonment on each of two charges of criminal breach of trust. The sentences are to run concurrently. He had a previous conviction. Tan gave notice of appeal
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    DANCER WAS MISS PARRY
    54 2 THE girl whose charming Indian classical dance po.se appeared m yesterday's Singapore Standard is Miss Eunice Parry, and not Miss Renukn Ramakrishnan. Miss Parry was one of the four girls who gave a Puja (worship) dance on the City Hall steps to celebrate the second anniversary
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    HK EXCHANGE
    46 2 HONGKONG. Sept. 23 Special Standard Service Closing prices of the Hongkon* Exchange tod:»y were SIm.SG to £1 sterling: $5.***** to US 1 dollar: 51. 82 7 to Malayan $1: $0 2U4 to c oi nc ones an Rupiah; Gold i*o2 iii to Ona iut(
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    Fought Robber In Swamp At Midnight (COURT TOLD)
    268 2 Fought Robber In Swamp At Midnight (COURT TOLD) Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE taxi driver, who was robbed by three passengers at midnight, chased one of them into a swamp m Geylang and hit him on the head with a starting handle This was said m the First District Court
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    'HAVE THE BABY AT HOME' PLAN
    285 2 Move To Ease The Pressure On K.K. THE Singapore Government intends encouraging more mothers, m normal cases, to have their babies delivered at home to relieve the "tremendous" pressure on the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, the Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J« Vickers,
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    Katong MYF Literary Night
    41 2 THE Katong Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold Literary Night tomorrow at the Presbyterian Boys' School Hal! el 8 o'clock. Mr B. F. Atherton, principal of the Presbyterian Boys' School will oive a talk on Psychology of Adolescence."
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    Position On Other Health Fronts
    293 2 Position On Other Health Fronts DR. VICKERS also gave the latest developments on the following subjects: INFANTILE MORTALITY: There is still a section of tho population using old methods aad the rate has therefore persisted but it hai gone down Dr Vickers expressed the hope that the rate will come
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    Flying For Treatment
    104 2 MR. A. J. DBAflfg, a young Australian r\ serviceman who w.is blinded while ienrl*| with th*» CommonwiMlth Division m Korr.i. h rived m Ilfipfc by QANTAS CiiMsfi-ll.liini from Sydney jresteriftj on his way (n London for medical tiratment. He will t« to St. Dunstan's Institute tm the
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    Appeal Against Damages
    16 2 Appeal Against Damages J < I R tt I M I I M and Mi I V
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      85 2 Weather MINIMUM TKMPF.RATI RE: From 7.:W p.m. on Sept Tl. to 7.:W a.m. on Sept. T\ Singapore <B<>F). Penang (7 IF). Kota i.iliru (74F). Kuala I.umpur (7?.F), Ip<»h «70F) Kuantan (73ft 7 Maximum Temperature: From 7.:!0 a.m. to 7..">0 p.m. on Sept. »3. Singapore (90F>. Penang (87F). Kota 1". i
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    Tasmanian Stamps
    78 3 I I postage stamps were issued yesterday to torn itc th<« sesqulceateaarv of settlement m Tasm.VfV on IC at AuUnllJ post offices fw T Pi Vo* one month. wt 4P|)l wrUI conprtoe two 3ld. stamps (seen above) star,.,. !hr stamps are of small size (>()^ 05 inni) and
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    SATA's 2 Ways To Get Money
    205 3 SATA's 2 Ways To Get Money ORE AntiA £21 gift i which it JTOUr family." For marrii bright nM has been Ml, with the words May you live* to be 100" lin bold letters. i"or b reavement the colour i s blue with the words, hi. s or her) Excellent
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    SATA
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    JB CHURCH SALE
    31 3 ST. Christophor's Church workers association. Johore Ba'iru. is holding their annual of work m the Jotiore Civil Service Club on Oct. \i from 4 p.m. to (i.!U) p.m.
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    Off To Australia For A New Face
    170 3 DRESSED m the smartest of double breasted suits and wearing a pair of shoes whose shine leflerted the morning sun, a 13-year-old Malay boy left Singapore m a Qantas Con.sieilation yesterday to undergo plastic surgery whifh \v i 1 1 re move the
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    NO WATER WORMS IN TAP WATER
    89 3 NO WATER WORMS IN TAP WATER SINGAPORE'S water is now "clear" of worms and larvae, the City Water Engineer, Mr. W. S Stredwick, told The Standard yesterday. "After the complaints were received, the Woodleigh filters were cleaned," he said. The worms were quite harmless, Mr. Stredwick said, and their presence
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    Crematoria Will Have New Site
    65 3 Standard Staff Reporter A new site for the building of three crematoria is to be found at Bukit Brown Cemetery, decided the Health Committee of the Singapore City Council. This Is due to objections against the present proposed layout m the same area, which involved
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    She Is Flying With Her Doll
    56 3 MISS Pearl Cunnington wno is joining the British Red Cross teams working m the resettlement areas of Malaya arrives m Singapore by air from London tomorrow—with her doll. The doll, a life-size one, will be used m courses she will conduct on child welfare
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    LABOUR RETURNS DUE ON OCT. 14
    187 3 LABOUR RETURNS DUE ON OCT. 14 Standard Staff Reporter ALL employers of labour are required, under the Singapore Labour Ordinance, to submit a return to the Commissioner of Labour, Mr. G. W. Davis, giving the number of men and women, including juvenile labourers employed by them on Sept. 30. A
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    Leaves For Hongkong
    69 3 MR. TAN BOON KHAK (n«ht) chairman of Aik Ho e fc Co.. Ltd., Asia Insurance Co.. Ltd., and E.J. Tan Engineering Co.. Ltd.. sailed for Hongkong m the Lloyd Triestino liner, Victoria, yesterday. Mr. Tan. who will be away tor about three months, was accompanied by his
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    3 BARRIERS IN THE JET AGE
    162 3 3 BARRIERS IN THE JET AGE THE problems confronting: scientists, technician* and engineers of the Jet Age formed the subject of an engrossing talk given yesterday at the Singapore Rotary Club's weekly luncheon meeting by Wing Commander L. Kelly, Senior Technician at KA F. Changi. W Cdr. Kelly dealt briefly
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    HeHeldMan In Mis Room
    56 3 HeHeldMan In Mis Room photo. a max who wai awakened by moving m his room m Geylang Road. Singapore, at dawn yesterday, jumped out of his bed found a man squatting near him. He raised an alarm at 'lie fried intruder before he could escape. The Police were contacted and
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    800 Naval Men Arrive
    51 3 The K»va! Navy's troop-car-rying aircraft carrier H.M.S into Singapore Naval Bast from Britain yesterday with about 800 naval replaeem I I The carrier which will return home on Oct. 5. is carryIng ofl! its and men who have completed their term of .service m the Far
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    WIDOW DIED AFTER DRINK
    39 3 A JB-YEAR-OLD widow. Xoh S;y Hiong, died m ihe General Hospital at midoighi on Tuesday eight hours ■ftef she had allegedly taken a solution of caustic soda m her house m Kirn Chow Street. Singapore.
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    RURAL BOARD RAISES LICENCE FEES
    152 3 CERTAIN licence fees charged by the Singapore Rural Board are to be raised to the same level a.s those imposed by the City Council next year. This Ig expected to increase the revenue by at least 50 per cent. At the Board meeting today, the
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    THEY ARE CHIEFS IN NAME ONLY
    253 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE appointment of Chief Officers with equivalent ranks of "Colonel" to head the five Civil Defence Sections are "nobody's business," Colone: L. T. Firbank, Commissioner for Civil Defence, Singapore, said yesterday. Col. Firbank told a press conference, that he had not
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    CIVIL DEFENCE SPREADS TO 4 DISTRICTS
    325 3 CIVIL DEFENCE SPREADS TO 4 DISTRICTS Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Civil Defence Organisation has gone another step forward with the establishment of four district headquarters m Tanjong Pagar, Kandang Kerbau, Central and Beach Road (Police) districts where practice m communication is now being carried cut. Commissioner for Civil Defence. Col.
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    Big 3 Meeting In Borneo Soon
    40 3 REPRESENTATIVES o' 8 wx. B:.'. h North Boj and Brun win meet In •i under 1 ship of Mr. M ilcolm Ma I naid, the Com- Sept. 19, for i -v on -mati con.-
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    Fatal Accident
    44 3 A p»' lestrian Th i eonj 61, wa 9 killed tftcr he m au accident w. 1 motor lorry t the Junction of Hill Street an Sti ipore. at 6 Tham <!:•• i an hour after he wm.s taken to the General Ital
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    Surprised Cyclist Had A Revolver
    42 3 AFTER lying l n imbu h more than I h« junction ol J X C'iiu X X I a H iderson, irpi > On bund i It ?r>. muni The i i i It F. i four other
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    ARMS CHARGE AGAINST TWO
    29 3 TWO MEM H 1 1 i i Boon Sr r nth P irith I I mile, V. i Chu X R lock i;;) till Sepi
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    Youth Service Spreads Further
    122 4 TAIPING, Wed.— The Youth Service Team movement, flrst organised m the 1 mit and M.itang Districts by tiie District Officer, Mr. O. W. Wolters, has spread to varions parts of the Federation. The teams an- composed mainly o' members of youth organisations and welfare-minded adults They
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    $16,000 GOES UP IN SMOKE
    139 4 MALACCA, Wed.— Fire gutted a rubber smoke house at the 4£ mile Pringgit Batu Barendam Road this afternoon, causing damage estimated at $16,000. The fire gutted the buildi.ig. valued at $10,000. and destroyed about 100 piculs of rubber, worth about $6,000. It broke out about
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    Hawkers To State Case
    138 4 Meetings Called MAI U(\\. Wed. The Hawkers sub-committee set i.p Malacca Municipal I mci] four months ;i^o will public meetings to hear ti,- lor and against the plea for more hawkers, and hawk< r area The committee will hear applicants for new hawker licences on Thursday.
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    'Whitley' Plan For GTC Men
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The General Transport Company and its workers today agreed on the setting up of machinery for joint consultations on various matters a fleeting their working conditions and improvement of service to the public. The workers belong to the Selangor Transport Workers Union
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    Consul's Two Aims: Trade And Friends
    112 4 PENANG. W 7 ed. If the facts gathered her e on trade are favourable they will be forwarded to Jakarta, the Indonesian Consul-General. Dr. Mohammed Razif said today when he was asked by The Standard on trade relations between Indonesia and Penang. Dr. Razif,
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    Motor Works Owner Fined
    74 4 BUTTERWORTH, Wed Chew Kean Kor, proprietor of Seng Seng Motor Works, Bagcn Luar appeared m the Magistrate's Court today on two summons charges of operating an air receiver at his works without a certificate of fitness He was a^o charged with operating a dangerous and r.efective
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    BORN IN CAR
    38 4 A CHINESE woman fave birth to a baby girl m a motor car yesterday while she was being taken by her uncle to Alor Star Maternity Hospital from Kodiang. Mother and child are doing well.
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    NO SHORTAGE OF GOODSINPENANG – SAYS REPORT
    292 4 NO SHORTAGE OF GOODSINPENANG SAYS REPORT PENANG, Wed.— The Penang Chamber of Commerce m its half yearly report tabled at their meeting today pointed out that there was no shortage of goods of any description during the period under review. However, exports to Indonesia were made difficult by the regulations
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    Information Personnel
    144 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Information services m Johore have been enhanced with the arrival of Mr. Lan Howard from Selangor last week. He has been posted to Segamat. During the past month. Mr. B. Paunchfort, District Information Officer. Kota Tinggi, has been activig Information Officer for Mr. B.
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    Betting Slips: Man Acquitted
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Goh Kai Aik, was acquitted by Magistrate Inche Ismail here today on two charges of possession of betting slips relating to Chee Fah and Chee Turn. The Magistrate accepted the submission of defence counsel. Mr. S M. Yong that there was no direct
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    PROBE URGED ON 'AMAZING' DEPT.
    232 4 PENANG, Wed.— The working of the War Damage Commission was criticised by Mr. J. P. Souter at the half yearly general meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce today. He asked for action to be taken m urging Government to appoint a commission of inquiry
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    'GET MORE OUTPUT FOR SAME MONEY'
    334 4 Chamaer Chief Tells Trader PENANG, Wed.— The President of the Penong Chamber merce, Mr. A. W. Scott, today stressed thot it was of prime for all trading organisations m Malaya, whether commercial* ing, to improve their efficiency. This might be defined os "gel output
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    ECONOMIES BY GOVT. A 'MUST' -MARTIN
    274 4 PENANG. Wed. Economies must be effected whether we like it or not and it must be done courageously, state tl Mr. Jules Martin :it the half yearly general meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce today. With the plight the eoun try is m
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    CHINESE TO GIVE FAREWELL PARTY
    7 4 CHINESE TO GIVE FARE WELL PARTY i
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      171 4 O (/limpse of Chinoso histon KUNG MING i MA P p* v 1 S« r\ OF MILITARY STRAIEGY y^ v In o South China j-^ggC „1/ compo.gn, many of jjf \Vj v Kung Ming's troops fl were overcome by i natural gas which V delayed their ad- —~^s*. vonce. His
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    Uganda Man Pays A Million $ Fine
    157 5 Uganda Man Pays A Million Fine TAX DODGERS ARE WARNED \l..\ LUMPUR, Wed.— A s a warning to income is. the Federation Inland Revenue Depart(lav drew attention to a recent case at Jinga, where a businessman was fined about ::> when he pleaded guilty to lour charges the Income tax
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    CHASED REDS INTO SWAMP AND GOT FOUR
    94 5 CHASED REDS INTO SWAMP AND GOT FOUR R opei ating m trict of Negri ki'led a 1 amrecovered. were given m Tangkak, m which a Fijians Sgi Peni lits run discovered. le i ling scout. snatched a behind the terrorists killed four. to have i H aircraft, Tengah, made trafing
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    She Robbed, Says Charge
    55 5 A v -!-\N. Tay Poh Chi, Poh Chi, appeared AW Ghows m the Eighth Police Court iV "n charges of robI causing hurt to ani Yap Suat Tee. alleged to have taken orth $2,570 from a Panjang at 4.30 Tue day and to have ri to
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    Child Fell Into A Drum
    88 5 AN eight year old girl, Chindamani, found her 1 months old brother Ramasamy Chinathamby lying m inches of water m t i drum In her village at Ja!an Itaya. She dropped v> broom u:d went to his aid. But she cou.d not pull him out
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    ARO Faces Gun Charge
    74 5 IPOII. Wed.— An Assistant Resettlement Officer, Chang Kwong Lone today appeared before Magistrate Clio Abdullah. GhazalU on a charge of criminal intimidation Cha.ii; was alleged to have pointed a revolver at the Stomach of .Tee Kmi Sent on the afternoon of Sept. 18 at a house
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    Claims Trial To Using Force
    56 5 PENA N G. Wed. Lam Theam Tek (25) was charged m the Magistrates' Court here with using criminal force on Mrs. C. J. McCully intending to outrage her modesty at Bri^fts Roat. on Sept. 19. Lam claimed trial and the rase was postponed to Sept.
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    $ Billion Bridge
    46 5 Billion Bridge AN ARCHITECT'S impro*Jion of th« billion-dollar J r ld ««at Alor Star. Kedah. it* o^ teh was Prepared by v?vb*L E 'J ewke *> Hea «l of r.w.D. design branch, Kuali Lumpur, and the bridge will be constructed by Messrs Ewart Co., civil Engineers. Singapore.
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    CITY STRIKE WON'T START
    131 5 CITY STRIKE WON'T START THE strike threatened by Singapore City Council electrical workers, will not come off, because negotiations are now m progress between the men's Union and the City Council. Union representatives will meet the Council's Establishment Officer today m an attempt to reach a final settlement. They met
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    SJAB Aided 40 Victims
    89 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The newly formed St. John Ambulance Brigade. Johore. has so far attended to more than 40 casualties, states the lir.st general report passed at a meeting today. The President, Dato Shaikh Abu Bakar. m his address said that the Brigade has had fix
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    2-Year Ban On Driver
    69 5 LEE HOCK SENG of Tiong Bahru was fined a total of $4f>o on three traffic charges negligent driving, destroying the evid?nce of an accident, and driving without a third party insurance. He was also disqualified from driving all vehicles for two years. The court was told
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    FAST DRIVERS PAY PENALTY
    67 5 T.IM TEO Ho of Woodlands Road was fined $100 m the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to* speeding along Bukit Timah Road on August 12. Another motorist. Chew Ah Soon of Lim Chu Kang Road was also fined $75 m the Sin-
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    TRANSFERRED
    26 5 MR. MENENDER SINGH. Punjabi interpreter at the Magistrate's Court, Taiping. will be transferred to the Sessions Court, Kuala Lumpur, at the end of this month.
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    FEAF CLEARS UP CASE OF MALAY AIRMAN AND HIS WIFE
    300 5 FEAF CLEARS UP CASE OF MALAY AIRMAN AND HIS WIFE hi. AST Air Force •iit has been re- ;•'> allegation made articles m lending paper about the a Malay airman of No. U.A.F. Regiment 1 being without inforiof her husband for the months "'I RAF. Regiment 1( investigation of the
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    Old Dutch House To Be A Museum
    235 5 MALACCA, Wed.— Malacca is to have a museum which will be run by a Committee appointed by Government until such time as the Malacca Historical Society is able to take over its management. This i s stated by the BoSety's Secretary. Mr. PGM
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    20 Women Disappointed
    52 5 TWENTY members of Ihe International Women's (lub. Young Women's Christian Association, visited the Singapore Supreme Court yesterday but werp disappointed. REASON: There was only one court m session yesterday a civil appeal. "I think u> ought to come again next Wednesday. said Mrs. J.M. Pratt. secretary of
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    Tripped And Fell On Spike
    95 5 A JAPANESE, Shigeru Tauaka cm>), returning to Japan from Argentina on board the ship Tege'berg. tripped *nd fell on his stomach on to an iron bar. when he tried to retrieve a table tennis bail. This was stated m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday by
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    INTEREST IN ATJEH CRISIS
    386 5 Malaya Produce Trade May Be Partially Hit' MALAYA'S produce trode wifh North Sumatra may be "partially hit" by the news of the armed revolt m Atjeh which has been received m Singapore with mixed interest by traders yesterday. A lection ol the trade concerned m the
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    Chief Surveyor
    26 5 MR. f. E. O. CaiwtU hai arrived m Taiping to take up the post of Chief Surveyor. Pcrak. He .succeeds Mr. L* H. Himely.
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    MALAY OFFICIAL TONGUE DEMAND
    182 5 SEREBMAN, Wcd.~A resolution asking the Rulers to make Malay the official language of the country was passed at the annual general meeting of the Federation Malay Teachers Association yesterday. The meeting attended by more than 200 delegates and observers from various parts of the country was
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    79 5 Stondard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 23 The following ar« the closing prices of rubber ond tin on th« London market: LONDON RUBBER Spot 18 id. Not. 18 id. Dec. 18 id. Jon. /Mar, 19 d. Apr /June 191 d. July/Sept. 19 id. Oct. ci.f. 18 id.
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    Cinema Man Is Fined $150
    96 5 CHIA Kwee Moon, pioprittor of the Sin Lian travelling cinema. wa s yesterday fined Si.H) by Mr, T. Kulasekaram i.i the Singapore Seventh Police Court, for oHences under mc Entertainments Duty ordinance. Chi.i. who pleaded flliitj, was gtated to have failed to produce portions of
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    'Secret' School Quiz Amended
    75 5 'Secret' School Quiz Amended Standard Staff Krportri THREE seelleeji Mm confidential school mrdi Btl qm/ uhuh h.ivr iiirin\i(| p.iiciits t»f stu dt'nts m BavgßgjSjte h.i\«* aeea iefoteel, ih«- Mrei tor of Medical SnviiTs said y«slprdaN l)i Virkrr> rxplainrd that Hal rards rirnilatrd to pi rents arr hasrd on similar <ard
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    CARRIED TOO MANY IN CAR
    20 5 r l WO m .1 iil bin Prafl! I hen they ••> hai pa ng< 13
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    675 6 HAT happens m newly independent Burma is of particular interest to other Asian countries like Malaya, which are still emerging from Colonialism In spite of gloomy predictions Burma is still very niuc li independent, and still non-Communist. Hi ports from Ranftuon say that the trade union movemeni
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    Review of Views
    225 6 Review of Views inao-thina NANYANG SIANG PAU tayi that a French victory m Indo-China would not only staruJise the political situation there but also assure the security of South-East Asia. French effort?, say s the paper, have been restrained by conflic! ing policies within the French home Government. The Communists
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    TAMIL PREFERRED
    206 6 Sir; I wish to refer to the recent press report about the Indian Studies Department to be opened m the University of Malaya m the 1954/55 Academic Year There is no doubt that Tamil should be given preference over other Indian languages if the Department takes up the
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    We the PEOPLE
    397 6 We the PEOPLE Open Letter lo Board Of Licensing Justices Sir.— We, the residents of Clemonccau Avenue. feel that m approving the application for a First Class Comprehensive Public House at Xo. 315 C'emeneeau Avenue, you have acted unwisely and have done injustice both to us a-.itf the 10-al citizens
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    Many Illusions Have Arisen
    1283 6  -  LEONARD SCHAPIRO -By~*-* Leonard Schapiro was educated at St. Paul's and University College, London. 11, obtained his lions., L 1..11... .11.. teas Quain Prizeman, and uas afterwards called to the Bar. During the ivar he tvas on the General Staff 9 Har Office, and thereafter on
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    Laughter at Work
    8 6 "Frankly, I preferred the pin-stripe
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    He Sold Shares
    110 6 He Sold Sh ares Sir.— Early m 1948 and through being hard pressed for funds I sold my shares (held since pre-war days m a private limited company now still m existence) to another share holder. 1 have come to understand that the company has now received dividends from both
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    PERSIAN TO CHANGE SEX
    85 7 photo SLOE-EYED Farideh Najafi, 16, i s m hospital m Teheran. Persia, awaiting the doctors' scapel which will chanse her into a soldier of the Shah. Farideh will chance her name to Farhaad Doctors say three operations will he necessary to complete the change of sex
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    MIG FIGHTER SENT BACK FOR TESTS
    76 7 SHINGTON, Sept. 23, R ian-buill t flown to an .1 North has boon loaded giant transport ipmeni to the »urces said the of the jet were I th the fuselg brought to the oard a C-liM assumed be taken ttterson Air D ■m, Ohio.
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    PEKING IS MUM ON UK PROTEST
    51 7 DON, Sept. 23, (Reuter). -Bi ill shortly make a m Peking about he Ling of a Royal :i near Hongkong ply is received from govd plomatic quarters >ffice .spokesman Britain was considerfurther action to if no reply to Britain's r protest i.s received table
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    Battered Ships Limp Into Port
    246 7 GALES WHIP ATLANTIC roads, carpeted orcnaras wit. 1 tons of fallen fruit and blew down miles of telephone lines. LONDON, Sept. 23, (AP).— Gales whipped the fasten Atlantic into a boiling cauldron Tuesday, then died down as suddenly as they arose, leaving m their wake
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    RED TRADE TALKS
    22 7 EAST German Premier Otto Grottewohl conferred on trade on Tuesday with a North Korean Government delegation, m Berlin. A.P.
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    Austria To Protest On Soviet Draft
    120 7 VIENNA. Sept. 2:4. (AFPV— The Austrian note to the Soviet Union, approved this morning by the central committee of the National Assembly, protests against the Soviet draft oi an abridged treaty on Austria. The note urges that conversations be started again on the original
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    SAILORS ON SAND
    35 7 MINUS oars and water, these plastic boats are reduced to th f not-unenviable position of being props for eight aquamaids from Cypress (hardens, Fla., on the sands at Daytona Beach. U.P. photo.
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    Mayors Fly Home
    24 7 THIRTY-THREE rmyors of Japanese cities who spent thioe weeks m the United States have left by Pan Tokyo. for A. P.
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    H-BOMB BAN FOR UN AGENDA
    324 7 Cttee Rejects Reopening Of Korea Debate NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (Reuter)— The United Nations Steering Committee agreed last night to recommend inclusion on the General Assembly s agenda the Soviet proposals for disarmament and an unconditional ban on atomic and hydrogen bombs. The Committee voted
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    34 7 photo. PHILADELPHIA press photographers chose Miss Diane Butterworth (right) as Miss Press Photographer of Philadelphia m preference to Evely n Margaret Ay (left) winner of the Miss America, 1954 contest at Atlantic City. U.P.
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    Lifer For The 'Beast'
    146 7 Lifer For The 'Beast' IXXSBURCK. (Austri a), Sept. 23 Guido Zingerlen, "beast of Tyrol." was sentenced to life m prison here last night by an Austrian jury for the rape and murder of British tourist Helen Munro. m a cave near Innsburck on July 1. 1950. Presiding judge Dr. Josef
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    EXPERTS TALK ON MALARIA
    53 7 BANGKOK, Sept. 23 (AP) Mure than 50 participants from World Health Organisations of 20 countries are attending the First Asian Malaria Conference which opened on Monday at Santitham Hall here. They are discussing plans to permanently eliminate malaria from regions where nearly a quarter of the
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    KING PAUL
    21 7 KING PAUL and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived In Florence last night for a stay of several days. A.P.
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    44 7 photo THIS is the North Korean pilot who (.si.ipcd with MIG. In an interview he said that he did not know about the SlOO.OOO reward, but escaped with the MIG because he hated the Reds. His name is being withheld for security reasons U.P.
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    Hanging Should Stay: Commission
    261 7 LONDON, Sept. 23 (Reuter)— A Royal Commission today reported m favour of retaining hanging as Britain's method of executing murderers but suggested that lethal injection should be examined as an alternative. The Commission which prohod every art of capital punishment, since l!»4*) recommended the British Government
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    France Faces A New Crisis
    239 7 PARIS, Sept. 22 (Reuter)— The French (invernment's life is seriou^y threatened, according to political observers here, because of instructions sent lato last night to its representatives at the six-power conference m Rome which is examining a draft for a projected European political community. Detail! of
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    CAIRO MEET ON THE SUEZ
    60 7 CAIHo. Sept 23, (AFP).— Th(> I < i today had inothei meeting with General Sir Brian Robei ;»t th« Bi ,*i^li negotiatoi home here. The meeting wai the second ti) In- In d With the British bert early Dt M tOf Ofllcial Egypt lan loun
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    Tin Output Up In July
    149 7 Exports Rise Too THE HAGUE, Sept. (Reuter) According t™ 1 v the 1 iternationai Tin S Group, world mine production of tin m concentrate! m iiy was 16,100 '"ms (compared with 13.000 m Ju There ws very subs t a increase of Bolivia i exoor'
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    FLIGHT TO JAPAN
    24 7 PURGED Foreign Minlstei of Co miuiiiist North XP;.rk Hun Yung, has fled to Japan and is now m the cus- AP
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    'Senanayake Will Resign'
    50 7 COLOMBO. (Re toinion j ing m political rii 100 th it the Ii Mr. D to tttt Governor ('<■ !)iiry. befort S Mr. Sen oil tri" .ii' r price foi i for Mi' Bud Co. Thur li y night i t which normally n Thursday will i
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    CHINESE GIRLS HELD TO RANSOM
    86 7 CHINESE GIRLS HELD TO RANSOM RANGOON. S (APITwo teen-ag< I wealthy Chmo n nt Pcfu, 50 mite rth of Rangoon, hai cbo < .•Hid held to rai Thoir < ;iptois U m md equivalent of •W 0 Sti .'iini oiK'-pou:. i i gold. Thf «irls wcrr tho merchant 'i r>
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    FREAK STORM
    23 7 RENNES W. I (AFP) A i throi nesi iv rrn Fr:.' The stoi •uls lea 1 In (ruction In it w
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    SWIFTS PILOT IN LIBYA FOR AIR RECORD BID
    259 8 SWIFTS PILOT IN LIBYA FOR AIR RECORD BID photo. LONDON, Sept. 23: (AFP)— Captain Mike Lithgow, who left England on his jet plane, Swift, aboard which he intends to break the world air speed record, has arrived m Libya. The present world record is held by Lithgow's compatriot, Squardron Leader
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    U.S. Move For Freer World Trade
    339 9 U.S. Move For Freer World Trade WASHINGTON, Sept 23— The new 17-man U.S. Foreign Economic Policy Commission (FEPC) was convened by President economic policy of the U.S. Eisenhower today to study ItJ report wjII provide the the whole range of Ameri- basis lor recommendations by r«a'o i«f«».««t;^«^i j the Eisenhower
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    GATT Studies Waiver Request
    69 9 GENEVA, s- 13, (Rcutcf) A ten-nation working party of the (i< DCral A| 1 <<n Tanfls and Trade (GATT) startorl work jresterday ttudj*Ing Britain 1 f»r ;i general Acii\ii io increase tariiTs oo certain non-Com-monwealth agi .'1 products, while making no corresponding Increi n Commonwealth t.mlTv
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    'RUBBER FOR RED' PLAN UNDER FIRE
    197 9 By Arnold C. Brarkman, Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Sept. 23.— Jusuf Wibisono, the former Finmco Minister and one of the principal guns of the Opposition today, has roundly scored the intention of the new Indonesian cabinet to pin their rubber hopes to deal with
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    MODEL OF NEW LONDON AIRPORT
    196 9 MODEL OF NEW LONDON AIRPORT PLANS TO M.AKK LONDON AIKFOKT the "finest m the world" wer> announc ed by the British Minister lor Civil Aviation. Mr. A.T. Len nox-Boyd. at a press tonfei ence recently. The new terminal build in«s will consist of three new blocks with a control tower
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      RUBBER STEADY
      97 9 Standard M.irk« l llrp. rlrr BBLLIM i n Douoccd im thf mi. hi m m Singapore yf 1h(. pit ioUl <\i\ rubber for Ortob closing al t>ii i < nti per lb <)• i Inttn t ftum larn«!y confined to the r gradf i ibbi i 11 feet
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      SHARES
      47 9 in^iu li ial y. I metal i I i Ri \)C 1 IMH MRI II n Con 21 M 14- 14. Stn 2 1., .2. Si I lion MINIM. X Kan L M) y i i 4' i X Stun I ,i 4 I 2 1
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      PRODUCE
      50 9 IHI Sii port I fjun .ay < I i for 8 < r i r ■I i ;it Bint ipOfi proclia c o (por p ;jI) quu'et: lv "it i \ay were Ca <•; H i > if < (Sptit) ote) birr tok < v.h I (I amp< c
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      Japan To Buy RI Oil
      52 9 i Hi. 1 n;i pro at I c an< I I .1^ v th I Oil I xim; Kiii'i'i t oil F fot the I- f th«« MM !i" lM bal.i i In. ion. The ':ons cover usr and f s«i -.on oon wot-n ..f
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      August Tin Output
      37 9 I I ■■>• i ;<iv of -i oia ihf fr >n din ii A :«ust o I to 100 h i ils or 6.<k»B from (1,051 i cur tit (S4I lonftl /fun i 1 tC
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    A CLEVER MOVE BY MR. PELLA
    701 10  - A CLEVER MOVE BY MR. PELLA JOHN CAIRNCROSS By THERE is evidence that the tactics chosen by the A Italian Prime Minister, Signor Pella, when he made his speech a few days ago advocating a plebiscite under Western supervision as a solution to the Trieste problem, form part of a
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    We the PEOPLE Words Of Insult'
    295 10 We the PEOPLE Words Of Insult' Sir, It is not noble to pretend that the word chink is not oilensivc to the majority of Chinese who regard it as an insult to their self-respect, no matter how innocent its literal meaning may be. When I was a young student m
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    What's Wrong
    97 10 What' s Wrong Sir;— l am grateful to Mr. Seharenguivel for his c-ritic-i.>m ul my suggestion that Singapore should recruit teachers from India and Ceylo\i until there are enough locally trained teachers. I made this statement at the la?t meeting of the Legislative Council with an open mind m the
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    ORANG JAHATS
    82 10 Sir: You reported the Sultan of Johore h a v i n^q said: "Why should I be afraid o] the oranq jahats. I have done no harm vor hare I beaten anybody. They will not want to kill me (i°ide Singapore Standard, 18-9-53). I) the report is correct,
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    NOT GOING TO HELP
    62 10 Sir: The new Immigration Ordinance is not going to prevent foreigners from getting jobs here. It is time tha: some of our energetic Legislative Councillors studied the law m Ceylon and Burma and introduced similar legislation here to safeguard the future of :he Colony's youth and
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    No Sleep
    172 10 Sir. Tho?e who are living m the neighbourhood of Bukit-Bintang Park and the region wit nin MH) j'ar^s radius will join forces with me to for'.v'Prd this* protest through the medium of your papor. Every day from 7..'M p.m. to well beyinci II p.m. we aie being continually
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    A CLASS ONE ENTERTAINER
    222 10 r yiiE judgment ol British 1 film-critics Or, Indian movies somehow go awry. It is but fair to reckon the filmgoers as the barometer and ascribe the success of a film to its box-effu c. This is evident from the packed houses which the two curient
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    NUDISM
    102 10 Sir; There is no reason i why Nudism cannot be m- < trod need In Malaya so loni? a s there are people whe are interested m it. This act infringes no law or excites ao sexual passion m f>thers who are away from it It is admitted that
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    'L' Ideas
    71 10 Sir; In order to <ut do\v n the vapidly ißCTeaatag numbers of "L" drivers, tho following methods should he adopted: Both teacher and learner should be responsible i f >r i any accident (if their party I is m the sjieam): and both should be punished for >rv
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    Can You Name These Stars?
    89 10 Star Contest No. 34 A 1.1, through 1 1 1 > week Ihe Sine<tporf> Standard r p. sents its thirty-fourth star roniesi All you %t gut do I* to collect (he six pictures and their respective toupons and send them together with the name ol
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    59 10 PATTERN SERVICE sdfasdf THE COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. You must enclose three ten cent stomps if you wont your pattern cut. It I don't get the stomps, you don't get the pattern. A number or orders hove come to me without the stomps. The*-, won't be
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    SHOULD BE EASY FOR MARCIANO
    182 11 SHOULD BE EASY FOR MARCIANO Tonight's Big Fiaht NEW YORK Sept. 23 (UP)-Roclcy Marn o and Roland La Starza finished training today for Thursday night's heavyweight title fight and champion Rocky was still a lopsided favourite at 4-1. O.Ms maktrs quo'ed 11-5 •haller.ger La Starzn would not 'ast the scheduled
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    Schools Humble The Recs
    158 11 I POI I omfoined mm lli«* lir^t this i.opir Urn hJth«rto Singapore Rerreav Uni th»-\ scored a I vutorv m a kej M Ike padang their 'yin .'c ire m which d out d him. E ilkeeper rling I daring lamely with if! much head- rough
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    SAINTS CHALK UP THEIR 7th WIN
    329 11 being below strength, St. Andrew's chalked up their seventh victory from eight fs, including their fifth successive one, when they vhelmed RNAS Sembawang "A" by 24 points -<uls, a penalty goal for obstruction, a try and Z Ity goals) to nil m an one-sided
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    JUNIOR BP OFFICIALS
    55 11 U I.M.S r,f the Junior Pai i ted at the iiiji last tthoo Kirn Cuan. I m Ilinr- C'ho Vi < President:- Lim lluo. Secretary:- llo'i lr«>aMir<T:lonf (cc elect < <i > s <> ii-k .iptain:- Micheal \-M. SptirU C ainain:- ig •re elected) Chua I'nh Ki.oon
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    Colony Team For Shoot
    88 11 THE following will represent Singaoore irt the Inter Colonial shoot on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. at Nee Soon No. 2 Rnn^c. S.R. (b): S/Sgt. A.E. Clarke. Major Maxwell, W. O II Snelson. S/Ldr. Davies. y"/Lt. Stretch. Mr. J. Louty. Mr. F. S. Monnes. Mr. C. Perreau.
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    UK RUGBY
    20 11 LONDON. Sept. 23, (AP).— Cam borne defeated Rosslyn Park 6—3 m an English Rugby Union match last night.
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      87 11 THE TOUR I Give Them A Break l ERENCI Jeff ery article on the idmtnfOfl tour the >uld have been first to welcome this better way of enling the .sport m intryl And is this the policy of the Our badminton 'stars' >' rlone so much. Why givt them a
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      24 11 NOTH ST JOSEPH'S ENGLISH SCHOOL. JOHORE BAIIRU. Enrolment for 1954. ENROLMENT of pupils for J the year 1954 will close on 31st October, 1053.
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    22 Entries For $25,000 Perak Gold Vase Run
    1149 12 IPOII, Wed.— A total of 117 entries, 97 from Class 1 and 80 from Class 11, has been received for the Perak Turf Club's Gold Vase meeting on Oct. 3, 7 and 10. Twenty two of Malaya's crack sprinters have been entered
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    Div. 3 N Champs
    25 12 D iv. 3 N Champs KUALA LUMPUR. Wed- A n «.?n Sports .CJub beat i j r* 1 to day m a replay league championship.
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    CEYLONESE LUCKY TO WIN
    319 12 CEYLON Sports Club beat the Latiff Wanderers I—o m a SIIA Division 1 hockey fixture played at the Ceylon Sports C lub ground, Balestier Road. VMrrduy. The Ceylonese minus three of their regulars, were lucky to win this evenly contested game. Left winger Vanderput missed an
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    MANSFIELD DO IT AGAIN
    526 12 Upset Chartered Bank In Grand Semifinal Tie "GIANT-KILLERS" Mansfield Sports Club sprang the biggest* surprise of the S6HFA League and Cup competition, when they edged out hot favourites Chartered Bank S.C. by two goal to one m a semifinal tie at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Scenes
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    NAVY WIN INTER SERVICES SWIM
    454 12 3 CSMI Coleman (A) 27.57 points. 3X50 metres Medley Relay (Bark. Butterfly and Free style): 1 RAF. 2. Royal Navy. 3 Army 1 mm 45.5 sec. 50 metres Free style: 1 Pte Mercer <A>. 2 F/O Honey (RAF). 3 Std Chek Hoon <RN> 31 sees.
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    BOUSTEAD BADMINTON
    43 12 BOUSTEAD Sports Club is holding its first post-war Badminton Tournament. The ties for the first round of the Men's Singles. Men's Doubles and the Women's Singles will be played at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Sunday Sept. 27 at 0 a.m.
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    Sel. Club, PWD Tie
    162 12 KUALA LUMPUR Wed Selangor Club and PWD Sports Club shared honours m a Div 1 IN) hockey league played on the Chcra.s Road ground today The score was three all. The PWD took the lead- m the 20tn minute through inside left Hong Cheang who took
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    ARMY TEAM VERSUS SCC
    48 12 ARMY hockey XI lo nla» Highcazony <C?HQ) tap? man (School of p'& rt), 2 Lt" SUfe^Stt SiKS) S3t Subba iS ?Hn'^ Capt. Hobson (HQ Spore Bas^ Dist Wn neseries S/Sgt. Doufflas <tn «AOC). ISM EtheHngton <CHQ). L'mpirr— Mai C F Brown (Spore Base Dist).
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    HK Bank Go On A Scoring Spree
    349 12 HONGKONG Bank A" qualified for the final <>f the Singapore Business Houses League and Cup competition when they trounced the Division C leaders 9 l m the semi-final at Gevlang Stadium yesterday. Men behind the grand Bankers' victory were skipper Ivan Vass, fullback
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    Mawi Shines In 'Sun'
    99 12 Mawi Shines In 'Sun' MELBOURNE. Sept. 23 <Rev ter). Malayan jockey Abdul Mawi was featured m the Sun Pictorial today under a two- column heading "Meet the Top Jockey." The article which gave some highlights of Mawi's career and carried a single column photograph, said the Malayan rider would return
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    Jessie Ong Gets Her First Title
    180 12 MISS Jessie On 2. a strong contender for triple honoui the Singapore Badminton A^u ciation'.s junior championships won her first title last night when partnering Miss I) Shaw they beat Missel Joan Kau and Lim Woon Geok 15 —13 1«; 18. 18—1.1 In a
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    UK FOOTBALL
    20 12 LONDON. Sept. 22: (Rcuter) rootball results: League 111 <Xorthern»: CarJ'u c 2 Accrington 1 Rochdale 0 Chesterfield 1.
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    WALKOVER
    28 12 SINGAPORE Harbour Board RC, unable to raise a team, will give a walkover to Kota Raja 'A' m the SAFA League Div. 2 match at BODCA today.
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    KL Padang Rugby
    24 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— On the padang. Selangor Club boat bAb A by six point! (two penalties) to three points (a penalty).
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    Services Win 34-0
    28 12 KUALA LUMPUR Wed On the Bluff Road ground today Selangor Services troutvcd the Selangor Polire by HA points (five goals and three tries) to nil.
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    RACING CHAMP IS DEAD
    42 12 risw<. Inn.., i ll»- rli« .1 I, poisoning ''v Mi X Lumi ur of 11. hor I I and li t nil, H« I Ml!!. J 17/1 Hi. ho u» (\iv nini (Tally n I n i Nv\
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    9 12 ilm Y.U.C v. < i Bcaei n
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    CLUB'S THREES ROUT POLICE
    217 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Clubs "A" trim fc Sports Association by 15 points (l«»iir tiirs alty goal) to five (a goal) m a trirndh n at Thompson Road yesterday. The clubs threes shower) n«»o(i understanding and this, cou with .stamina and ip them to beat the police <lr
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    92 12 T Ma All I) i I I \V..nrl. r G M 1 lioiu men (i iftsu i< \hm\, < l«>- 111 \\>|B WooHrr. .V < -I PI X H< II 1.1 rrsation lijm* 3 MIIMiI I\u II Etoi I M \KSH\I I im II mi W mi: i
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