Singapore Standard, 25 September 1953

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    Masthead
    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD m s Vol. IV. No. 83. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1933. TWELVE PACES 10 GBNT9L
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    Trade Ships Quit Atjeh Port
    407 1 RESULT: A Mil. LOSS IN TRADE PENANG, Thurs.— This Settlement's million dollar-a-month trade with Atjeh is being brought to a standstill because of the state of armed revolt at that north Sumatran port. a• v I raders here who h ave business connections with Atjeh
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    Armed Men Plunder Von
    97 1 Armed Men Plunder Von :l Staff Reporter forced a van beiong»pore cigarto drive them rin^ua to a S ms Avenue tied up the •I robbed < ash. detained n; J.V was FtOD- k i>i jo!?' -fry ndln2Days Qd time U] ys that .irrn- t. 1 c 1 nick m On
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    TUDEH CELL IN PERSIA BARED
    19 1 S t, 23 (UP)— anists number of m a rty nili- today. spok( i
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    TYPHOON THREAT
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    FRIGATES FOR JAPAN'S NAVY
    64 1 TOKYO, Sept. 24 (AFP) The Japanese "navy" will shortly add to its strength two frigates and three landing ships ]end-!eased by the United Stales, it was annoum ed today. The delivery of these •ship?. would make the grand lot j] cf Japanese naval units 13 frigates
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    RUBBER FOR RICE TREATY
    42 1 COLOMBO, Ceylon. Sept. 24. Ceyl m and Communisi ('hinn have signed a trade •merit folio .vine; a month ru'sotiations. it was announced Today. The pact provides for the m sheet rubber to Red China In return for rice.
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    SHE WAS A VISION IN WHITE
    125 1 VOO/f WHEN popular and pretty Inspector Mary Voon Officer-in Charge of the Singapore Women Police, walked dow n the aislp of St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday *he had really "got her man" and without any handcuffs either! For the ma n wa s her hushand
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    Cleaver On The Shelling
    73 1 HONGKONG, Stpt U fßonter)—l end: u in Gordon Clonver. 2:?-yo.,i-ol<i hoto of the shelling attack on a British navy launch near H kon«r on Sopt (old n t conferen -o todat 'ho Comi funboat fitrM on the laun !i without proper wanInft. Cleaver though slightly nden
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    GIFTS ROLL IN FOR THE TOY FUND
    209 1 GIFTS ROLL IN FOR THE TOY FUND Standard Staff Reporter DONATIONS to The Standard Christmas Toy Fund la slowly gaining momentum and yesterday's contributions of $30 brings the total of ihe Fund to 5:>,(K)3.00. Mr Ang Hens; Teik «;i Penang sent ffl with a promise, of a similar amount next
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    ROBESON GETS STALIN PRIZE
    71 1 NEW YORK. Sept. 24 'Renter) Paul Robeson tne sing.r who was awarded a S'ali n peace prize but was unao'e to get a passport to receive it m Moscow wa s given it m a ceremony here last night. Describing himself as a firm friend of
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    Police Probe 'Infiltration'
    102 1 INVESTIGATION js ttiil proceeding op th e news ~eporl tha Indonesian terrorists nave left the Malayan jungle and infiltrated into Singapore, the Commissioner <jf Police. Mr. Nigel Morris, said yesterday. Mr. Morris, questioned h y pressmen, would neither confirm nor deny The Standard's report of Sept. 13
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    LABOUR MAPS NEW POLICY
    78 1 LONDON. Sept. 24 (AP) Labourite bosses yesterday approved a secret 1,500-wcrd statement reshaping their foreign policy and announced they will put it before the parly's annual convention opening on Monday. Party spokesmen gave no hint of what the document contains. But some observers P'<> dieted it
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    CANADA BOUND
    18 1 SIR JOHN Cockroft. Director of Atomic Energy Research at Harwell, will sail for Canada today. Reuter.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    14 1 "(io easy, lady! I <an t liani; around hfre all day, y'know!"
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    Lotteries For Johore State
    119 1 Welfare Aided JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— .lohore State Welfare Committee proposes to run $200,000 State lotteries. Thir'y per cent, of the takings will Lc equally distributer! to the proposed State TB sanatorium, State welfare ana hospi'al projects, and District welfare committees' projects. This was disclosed at today's
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    INDUSTRIAL STRIKE CRIPPLES ITALY
    107 1 ROME, Sept. 24 (AP) Six million Italian workers were called off their jobs today m the biggest nationwide industrial strike heie since the Communists tried m vain to smash the Italian Government m 1948. Communist and non-Commu-nist Unions joined the tie-up m support of their oemands
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    RIOTER JAILED
    22 1 A FRENCH military court last night sentenced a Tunisian to 20 years hard labour for rioting m January, 1952. Reuter
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    The Senai Village's Get A Last Chance
    257 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— More than 30.000 people of Senai, one of the worst villages m South Johorc were today requested to give information about bandit activities m the surrounding areas, m the first "Operation Question" held m Johore Bahru District. The operation was
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    DUKE WILL FLY TO SHETLANDS
    68 1 LONDON, Sept. 24 (Rnutrn —The Duke of Edinburgh will fly on Saturday to the Shotlands, lonely i.-'nnd group 100 miles off north-cast coast of Scotland, to open two new parks at Lerwlck. t n<? cspitsl. It will he the first vitii by royalty to Shetland!
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    HAYMES ALL SET TO MARRY RITA
    48 1 LAS VEGAS, Sept. 24 (AP) Crooner Dk'k Haymes got a divorce m seven minutes yesterday from Nora Eddinfton F.ynn Haymes. Two hour> later he obtained a marriage licence. At the Licence Bureau, Rita was visibly tense as she wrote out bet «ipplicat:on.
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    FIRE AT CINEMA
    23 1 A FIRE completely I the projection loom of an open air c'nema at til mile, Chuujji Road, -i .t n
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    CRISIS IN THE RITSON TALKS
    208 1 CRISIS IN THE RITSON TALKS Standard Staff Reporter NFC.OTIATIONS between the Singapore (iovernment and the Joint Council of Action regarding a new Kitson salary structure for about IO.JMIO lower paid Government employees will be broken off, unless Government agrees to resume talks on Monday. i threat wt i imdt *>v
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    S'PORE READY FOR RED CHINA'S DAY
    29 1 SING VPORE pa ,k? M < t I I' and t I for p: anH mortinq^ er of Po i< <■ Mr N '.iru, lav
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    BARBER GETS $3,250 MORE
    174 2 A BARBKR, Thian Yee Lam, who was awarded S4t>7o damages m the Singapore High Court m May ior injuries received m a motor accident, was awarded 53,250 more m the Court of Appeal yesterday. Thian was m a car which was involved m an accident with
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    94 2 SIR IVOR JENNINGS, Vice Chancellor of the University of Ceylon, and a member of the commission which drafted the constitution of the University of Malaya, arrived m Singapore yesterday by BOAC Argonaut from Hongkong. accompanied by the principal of London University. Dr. D.W. Logan. Sir Ivor told The Standard that
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    Appliances Are Exempt
    80 2 ELECTRIC vacuum cleaners, floor polishers and other domestic electric apparatus m Ihe rural areas of Singapore are exempt from control under the proposer! Electricity (Rural Areas) Regulations. Mr. S. T. Stewart, the Deputy Chairman who presided at the Rural Board meeting yesterday when the draft regulations were
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    S.C.C. MEETING
    23 2 AN EXTRA general meeting f)l the Sii gapore Chamber of Commerce will be held today at i!.is p.m. at FuUerton Building.
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    Taxi Drivers Fined $140
    68 2 A SINGAPORE taxi-driver. Chia Si Chiu ot Mandai Road. (mo.i S7f> m the Singapore pnd Traffic Court yesterday, for inconsiderate driving along Keppe] Roar! on February 20. Two other taxi-drivers. 'Seah Huang Tong and Tan Choc Peng, were fined $40 and $25 respectively m '.he Singapore
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    100 Mao's Guests In Tjiwangi
    113 2 100 Mao's Guests In Tjiwangi ABOUT oric hundred Chinese businessmen, among whom were ru l)ber and produce magnates. passed through Singapore yesterday m the Tjiwangj on their way to Red China from Indonesia. The Merchants refused to discuss their trip except to say that they were going on a sight-seeing
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    MAN ASKED HER TO ALTER I-CARD
    197 2 ~*COURT TOLD A SINGAPORE schoolgirl told the Second Criminal District Court Judge, Mr. J. B. Jeyaretnam, yesterday that a man had asked Tier to alter her name and age on her identity card so that she could say slip unc his daughter. The girl,
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    Young Wife Took Poison
    99 2 A FEW days before her death. Jessie Lai (16) made a .statement to the police m her sick-bod id the Singapore General Hospital that her husband prevented her from going out and that there was misunderstanding between them. T iis was staled at yesterday's inquiry on
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    Judgment Reserved
    72 2 THE Singapore Court ol Civil Appeal yesterday reserved judgment m an appeal by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha against Vhe decision of Mr. Justice Brown on a suit for damages brought by Capt. W A. Balch. a pilot. Capt. Balch was boarding a N.Y.K. ship. the Mantetsu Maru on
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    CHEMISTS TO TEACH POLICE
    368 2 Rise In Cases Of Scientific Investigation Standard Staff Reporter VISITS to the Department of Chemistry will form part of the normal training of Singa pore police officers, said the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris yesterday. Officers will familiarise themselves with the type of work which
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Buyers Sellers Singapore yesterday were: No. 1 K.S.S. Spot Loose 62 3 62; No. 1 K.S.s'. 62£ 631 No. 2 R.S.S. 61* 61 i No. 3 R.S.S. 592 60i Tone: very steady. TIN PttlCE The price of tin yesterday uas $312?
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    Stole From An Airman
    86 2 A SWFEPER of the R.A F Seletar. Ang Kee Thaw. (90) was yesterday bound over m the sum of $200 to be of good behaviour for six months by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. B Jeyaratnam. for stealing a wallet containing $17 from
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    Case Heard In Camera
    66 2 A PRELIMINARY inquiry held m camera m the Singapore Eighth Police Court yesterday, m which an 18--year-old boy, Sangarao Kale Muthu, was tentatively charged with using criminal force on an 11-year-old Malay girl, was postponed to next Monday. The offence was alleged to have been committed
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 2 HONGKONG. Sept 24 rial Standard Service. Cl< prices of the Hongkong change tod:iy were 515.8(i to sterling. |SJfI2S to US dollar: $1828 to Malayan II; 10.2043 to one Indom Rupinh: Gold $2«2. to one I
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    Followed Girl For Over Month (COURT TOLD)
    204 2 Followed Girl For Over Month (COURT TOLD) RAMASAMY «aja Gopal, who followed a school girl for over a month, to and from school, was sentenced to three months* rigorous imprisonment m the Sinci pore Third Police Court yesterday. In addition he was fi ed sioo. la default throe months' imprisonment
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    Reckless Driver
    31 2 NEO CHIN CHAR of Robinson Road, pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving along Benroolen Street and was fined $100 m the Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday wm-B^£m^mMMz
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    Hawkers Drive To Keep Clean
    251 2 Sta aard Staff Rei>or(er A CAMPAIGN to set :*,OOO hawkers "to keep < Iran" personally and m preparing or selling their food, has been launched by the Singapore Hawkers In ion. Mr. fjQOW Hens; Goy. s< retary of the union, told The Standard yesterday that
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    Indecision Cost Man His Life
    74 2 Indecision Cost Man His Life Till indention of S. Nallusamy. a I.ilmmimt m crossing the road at the Dlile. >< •i.iM^o >n K.-.itl Nil c.ipnir on Auc M»st him his life. He m m the middle of two streams of tr.iftV w hrn he retraced hi, .step* the approach of
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    STC DRIVER TO PAY $160 FINE
    43 2 A SINGAPORE Traction Company driver, Kothiree bin Abdul, was found guilty by thr S .pore Second Traffic Magistrate Mr. Howe Yuuv Choong yesterday, of negligent driving along East Coast Road on March 16 and was Uaed $100.
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    Housewife's Suicide Bid
    12 2 Ma Said: Go On I I I i I
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    Royal Malayan Navy Salutes Admiral
    58 3 pnoio MiMIKAL A.F. Puffslry, Fla? Officer. Malaya, > salute of the ratings and officers of the Koyai N.ivy at Ibc Naval Base, Woodlands Rearil Puffslej carried out a routine inspection of all i< nts of thr RJVfJTI Karracks at Woodlands. Acmiij: him round was the
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    15 Get First $300,000 Loan
    197 3 Hi: tir>t loan of about 5300.000 to build houses en to 15 employees of the Singapore Govhv thp Federal and Colonial Building: Society soon. The lo^r.s are given to officers under a Government scheme to help them acquire their own houses: Under the ochemo. Government
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    TWO FELL AND DIED IN A DAY
    28 3 fell to tti sir on I Loi I Street 'al r he was ra on his he the i et >ri.
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    Chinese Ladies' Assn. Officials
    44 3 elected ies' ,t Mrs. V Pri idents I Mrs. il >n. Seci etary H >n. TreaMyron Ling Ie Dana P.C Himsworth, k, E izabetta H< aon. Loke Tan, Wee F ng Chin. Helen T.ir-.^. I Miss Jee Sw< c I
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    BUDGET ASKED FOR COOKERS
    41 3 THE Public Utilities Committee of Singapore City Council h;is recot mended to the budget committee that $470,000 be spent on domestic electrical appliances. If approved tenders will be called for about 1.500 cookers and 700 water heaters.
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    'Sakuntala' In S'pore
    62 3 photo. WWWWWWWWWVj i THE INDIAN FINE J > ARTS SOCIETY of Sinjja I pore will stage Poet Kali- J dasa's immortal classic: "Sakuntala" at the Vie- 2 toria Theatre on Sept. 25 and 2(» at 8.30 p.m. Picture shows a scene m the play: Sakuntala taking leave
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    BLOOD SERVICE TO VISIT HOMES
    159 3 THE Singapore Medical Department is planning to start a mobile blood transfusion service to- collect blood from donors m their own homes, to boost the stock m the Colony's Blood Bank. If a recommendation for funds to implement the scheme is passed by the Government,
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    ARMED THUGS ROB COUPLE
    44 3 WHIf.E a man and his girl friond were strolling i.i the General Hospital grounds on Tuesday night. they were robbed of their wrist watches and a pair of spectacles by three thugs, one of whom was armed with a knife.
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    Regiment Boys Back
    104 3 SIX senior N.C.O/s of the K.A.r. Regiment (Malaya) returned to Singapore yesterday on the 20,256-ton New Australia after a fourmonth stay m the United Kingdom. The men have been attending the Senior Gunners Instructors' Course at the R.ArF. Regiment Depot, Catterick, Yorkshire. From left: Sergeants Syed Omar
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    For UK Study
    36 3 MR. S. Kanagalingam of the staff of the Singapore General Hospital left by air recently for the United kingdom to take a course m pharmacy. H e will be away for three years.
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    ENGINEERS' DANCE
    32 3 A BALL will be held at Gillman Barracks, Singapore, tomorrow night to climax the Royal Engineers Corps Week which was participated m by representatives from Far East Station*, including Hongkong.
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    A Wedding In White
    115 3 WHEX wedding bells ring for a happy couple at the Singapore Salvation Army Chapel on Saturday, the bride will not be alone m white. The bridegroom, the bestman and the bridesmaids and all the guests will also bp m white. Only the Salvation Army's little red
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    18 BROKE PRICE LAW
    61 3 EIGHTEEN persons W~e fined $757 m August ior offences against the Food and Price Control Ordinance m Singapore. Of the^e. eight were fined for failing to display price tags, four for selling cigarettes above the displayed price, and others for smaller offences. During the month 239
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    Higher Taxes For 12 Rubber Plants
    265 3 Standard Staff Reporter TWELVE rubber factories m the Singapore rural areas will have their licence fees doubled next year by the Rural Board. Certain other fees, particularly m the offensive trade category, such as pigsties, will be raised. At the Rural Board meeting yesterday,
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    Radio Malaya Is Going 'Highbrow'
    296 3 Variety To Suit Intellectual Type Standard Staff Reporter a V™' RD PROGRAMME" of music, talks Sl ll hl 9 hbrow discussions ranging from Chekhov to Chaplin will be started shortly by Radio Malaya to cater for the tastes of the intellectual" type of listener. Based
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    U.S. Globetrotters
    197 3 THE at rival of the Ahum ican President Lines' engtr-CMgo vosm'!. President 00. t>roii(*ht .1 group of globetrotting n< »n* to Mngapovt pastor* rijv P t engei ■> Include: Dr. HI. Harlcss (71) 1%4 his daughter, Mrs. 1-ilr.tn *r llunrr. Dr K.ti V tXeCUtiVa \k f pu--.ult.Mit «n
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    Dental System For Expectant Mothers
    189 3 A NEW system to she dental treatment to expectant mothers and youns children of pre-sihool age was introduced this month m Singapore. The Governmei I Medical Department ham one rtenti-t I<> work ;tt Infant Welfare Centrei In the Co He ipendi three week working the
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    B.H.L Bank's Half-Yearly Statement
    94 3 B.H.L Bank's Half-Yearly Statement THE half-yearly statement of Ban Hiri Leo Bank Ltd. issued on Sept. 2.1 showed c ;t:mated liabilities at $2L\7!W.2W) with those ori bills or notes amounting to $107,231. Th c Bank's assets include j $7!)8,585 on Government >ecurities, $3 1 8.055 on Municipal securities and other
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    Inter-School Art Show
    98 3 The Singapore Art So-iely will conduct the Twelfth Inter School Art Exhibition at the British Council Hall from Oct 9 to 18. The exhibition will be divided into four sc lion.-,: painting; and drawings; designs an i calligraphy photography eni broidery and needlewoik Exhibits .should reach the
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    Literary Night
    38 3 THE K.ilorii* Pro^byfcriari Youth fellowship will h<. ,t Literary Night at the Presbyterian Boys' S'hool Hall at 3 p m. today Mr. B. F Athorlon. Urn Principal, will talk on "Psy choloQr of Adole ecru c
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    Hawker Gets A Beating
    113 3 Rowdies In Car a nut roa ai 'a i t m Jul m y ui'is wtn'ic i nidnighl on w iIt ill Itartt I. when i r banged against i ft .it hawker by ffn» ro i I The hawker, who waa only •ifiv Injurod, «<»(
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    DID YOU SEE THIS MISHAP?
    63 3 THAM CHBO NO, ciD a pedestrian, who v. k\ ki down *>V a ni'ilDri-vt at on Wednesday ;«t Urn lunctl »r% <»f Hill Slm-.-t md High Stt ha-;' tinre Hie 1 m ho ipital Anybody who witnessed tne accident i Moi\ t >• .< t
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    McNeice Denies Williams Charge
    79 4 SIN ('.A PORE City Council T'i. idciit Mr. T.P.F. McNeice rday denied that any Miperintendent of the Middleton Hospital had made > state- that he v. ainst trade unionism. ll' vu replying to a statemeni made by Mr. Peter If. Williams on behalf of the S
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    S'pore YWCA Pays Tribute To Chief
    135 4 S'pore YWCA Pays Tribute To Chief FOR fully 45 minutes, the on ot the Y.W.C.A. Singapore praised and thanked Miss G. Owen, national director of Malayan Y.W.C As. for the work she has done during the past one year. At I farewell party yesterday, on her leaving lor her home
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    Port Swettenham To Be Improved
    204 4 PORT SWETTENHAM, Thurs. The General Manager, Malayan Railway, Mr. J. O. Sanders made a tour of this port accompanied by other members of the Port Swettenham Board. They arrived by train m the morning and left on the ferry-boat M Pelangi on an inspection of
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    Helicopter Rescues A Home Guard
    120 4 Helicopter Rescues A Home Guard KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A chance meeting with a Royal Navy 555 helicopter on a routine flight to Grik yesterday enabled 1 Home Guard who accidentally shot himself to be rushed to hospital at Taiping. Two Home Guards struggled the 18-o:H miles through thick jungle from
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    ARMED MEN ROB COUPLE
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Than.— Pour Chinese robbed a Chinese coiijie off a cigarctte-ca-c and some cash, at Davidson Road, on Tuesday night. The couple \vt re stroilin^ near the new Selangor Chinese A'iiletic Association premises when th* y were held up liv four men. three of whom
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    MUAR TO HAVE VOTERS DRIVE
    70 4 MUAR. Thurs. A meeting as held m the District Office. Muar to discuss an Intensive campaign for registration of State nationals and citizens of the Federation. Representatives ot the various communities who were present were asked to launch a mobile registration drive hi every village
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    Bandit Woman Held Oft 11 HGs
    275 4 Bandit Woman Held Oft 11 HGs IPOH, Thurs,— How a 22-year-old woman, Chong Siew Cheng:, held Up an el even -man Sakai Home Guard patrol at the Bayas Tujoh area of Kanipar on April 26, this year, was told m the Perak High Court here today. Chong. who *'as alleged
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    RURAL BUILDERS ARE OBSTRUCTED
    175 4 RURAL BUILDERS ARE OBSTRUCTED MR. H. J. C. Kulasingha complained at the Rural Board meeting yesterday of the expense incurred m getting a layout for putting up a hut m the rural areas of Singapore. Ho said this wa? an "obstractton" to rural builders Mr. S. T. Stewart, the deputy
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    BABY BITTEN BY SNAKE
    39 4 AXG CHOO HOXG. a two-year-old child, who was bitten by a snake at 11>. mile, Woodkinds Road, was taken by the Bukit Panjang ambulance last evening to the General Hospital. Ang was admitted lor treatment.
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    RUBBER,TINCLOSINGPRICES
    74 4 RUBBER, TINCLOSINGPRICES Stondord London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 24 The following ore the closing prices of lubber and tin on trie London market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 18 id. November 18|d. December l&.d Jon. /March 19 d. Apr./ June 19id. July /Sept. 19^d. Oct./c.i.f. 18 id. Tone: Buyers quiet. LONOON TIN Spot
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    Church Director
    60 4 AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH Director Rev. Paul P. u>. path (right), secretary for South-Mast Asia and the Far East Lutheran Work, pictured with Mr. V. D. Pillai of the Kuala Lumpur Lutheran Church on his arrival at the railway station on Wednesday. Rev. Anspaih who will work m th
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    Move For Use Of '52 Poll Register
    186 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A motion will be moved before the next meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council calling: for the 1952 electoral register of the Municipality to be used m the 1953 election. Mr. K. L. Devasar. IMP Councillor, will move this
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    MFU Team On Location In Malacca
    123 4 MALACCA. Tburs A tram of the Malayan Film I nit uiidrr the direction of Mr. Kalph Kn-nc j s at pre scat on location here m the making <»f a travelogue of the Settlement. Mr. Keene. who ha s bad considerable experience m the
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    Stage Shock For A Chinese Actor
    50 4 NG HWEE CHEW, a young actor of a Chinese "wayang at Lorong 22, Geylang, received a severe electrical shook when he touched a live point at the waving. Jast ni^ht. He was removed by an ambu!an<-<> to th? General Hospital where he was admitted.
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    Jungle Companies Unified As Field Form
    210 4 Jungle Companies Unified As Field Form Federal Police Re organ fa KUALA LUMPUR Thur S .--TV F Jungle Force has been reorganised under name of the Federal Field Force to saving of manpower and to increase m b^l without reducing the effective fighting tUrl ll of the force. cn 9
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    TEN-CENT FINE FOR HAWKER
    58 4 A HAWKER. Urn Ngee, w;iv fi h>,j 1, retiti b>the Siflfap ;i Magistn W. yesterday. appeared Ibc Ilia leroi oo Die same rta of obstructing .i pub oughfara arith h Lirn !ir-: appet red m the court that mornii Bned $5 when he ad mi U
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    37 4 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs.— It was revealed at today's Rural Board meeting that owing to lark of funds this year the metalling of road the Mukim area of Kuala Muda and Ajaii Mat] is being lip.
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    Maximum Fine For 30mph On Wet Day
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    11 Queen Scouts To Get Badges
    51 4 KOTA BAHRU. Thurt.— Eleven Quee n scouts from Ismail English School. Kota Bharu. left today by air lor Kuala Lumpur. After a few days camping ni Castle Camp, they will be awarded Queen Scout badges by General Sir Gerald Tenpier. Chief Scout, FederaUwi of
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    School Site Was Once A Red Camp
    103 5 School Site Was Once A Red Camp LUMPUR, Thurs.— .mmissioner, Gend Tempter, 10I the Sungei Besi about seven l Lumpur. It founded m 1 946 Pudu Prison m pur, has h.-'rj to until it was today m ling. A bandit 1 on the when coinabout $375,000. <• pupils, Sir m.'ivr
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    60 5 >RE will have an- c tation early m the rural area. lent of the Fire J. Shaw, (old The t< i Hay. Ed station at Nee the one neating i m Alexandra will m r of ambuliti the Island five. of the two amwill
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    They Will Keep Double Tenth
    211 5 They Will Keep Double Tenth IPOII Thins. Representatives of ."W Chinese guilds, associations and schools m Perak met here today and decided to celebrate Double Tenth Da v (Oct. 10) the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Republic. The meeti ig which w;i< he'd on tin* Perak Chinese ChnrpMer
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    No Wayangs On Trust Land
    35 5 THE Singapore Improvement Tru.t has Forbidden Buddhists m Tiong Bahru to use Trust land to stage Chinese wayangs m the future. The Standard was told yesterday. No reasons were given.
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    Workers Show Goodwill To Employers
    447 5 Workers Show Goodwill To Employers Wage Cuts Taken To Meet Times Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— Workers m Malaya have maintained the maximum goodwill with their employers, despite the hard times they are facing. This goodwill has to a great extent prevented what might have developed into serious consequences
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    Demand For UK Goods In Hongkong
    133 5 Demand For UK Goods In Hongkong "It is indeed heartening to see the way m which British goods are holding their own and even strengthening their position m the Hongkong market a virtual free market." said Group Captain N. W. R Mawle. chairmanelect of the Incorporated Society of British Sales
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    PROTEST OVER DISMISSAL
    59 5 THE Singapore Medical Workers' Union has protested against the dismissal of a hospital servant with 13 years service for being allegedly asleep while on duty. In a letter to the Colonial Secretary, the Union's Secretary. Mr. Peter Williams, points out that the Chief Medical Officer had not
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    Thanks Friends For Assisting
    46 5 MR. Lee King Van and his family wish to thank all relatives and friends who kindly attended the funeral. sent wreaths, letters of condolence and loaned cars and other means of transporation at the funeral of Mrs. Lee King Van, last Wednesday.
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    HK-Bound
    46 5 HK- Bound Filipino songstress, Estrei lita. has a smile for The Standard cameraman > when snapped on board 2 the Tjiwangi yesterday, 2 j She left Singapore for a short tour of Hongkong I after a successful engage- j ment m Colony night- 2 J cubs. .\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\v\v\\\\\v\\\v\\
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    UNION PLEADS FOR WORKERS
    72 5 FOR 90 minutes. the City Council Electrical Workers" Union argued m vain with the Council's officers yesterday to settle their claim for re-instate-mont of 11 retrenched workers of the Pasir Panjang Power Station. The Council is willing to re--1 i>tate the workers on a lower salary,
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    $10,000 For New Building
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Kuala Lumpur Division of UMNO has asked UMNO Headquarters !r> go ahead with work on the proposed Headquarters building at Ku.ila Lumpur. The K.L. UMNO Division has put aside $10,000 towards the cost of the building. A spokesman said it was for
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    Chocolates For Mahadi
    89 5 SYDNEY. Sept. 24, (Renter) 1 welve-ycar-old orphan Mah.Kii bin Win Ali arrived here by air from Singapore today for treatment of skin cancer. He was met ;it the airport by a welfare officer of the New South Wales Society for Crippled Children which arranged the trip and
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    MORE AID FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    52 5 THE Singapore Joint Relief Organization will give cash relief to the fire victims of Lorong 3 Geylang, next Monday. Sept. 28. at the Social Welfare Department, Havelock Road Each fire victim will receive $.'{o. They should bring with them their Public Assistance C>M Card and
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    'Jaga Kreta' Boys Will Be Watched
    92 5 'Jaga Kreta' Boys Will Be Watched MORE police officers will be stationed m town to discourage the "jaga kreta" boys gangs who offer to wash or watch rars from turning nasty when their offers are turned down, said the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigel Morris, yesterday. Although police would not
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    Police DO Patrol 'Lonely' Tampenis
    237 5 POLICE radio cars patrol the lonely Tampenis Road eleven times daily, apart from the foot and mo bile patrols of the Singapore Volunteer Special Constables, said Mr. Peter Claque, the Police Secretary, yesterday. Mr. Claque wa' replying to a reader of The Standard who m
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    Miss Lim Opens An Account
    68 5 EIGHTEEN- year- ol 4 Mis* l.im Kirn Mooi. who lost both her \rzs m crnt .k nlmf hands ovrr SI. OOO to a postal ikik Misx (tt ill i Ltt, at the <•« nri.il Hospital uard m Kn.il.i I umpin to deposit m an arrouat
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    JOHORE WELFARE PLAN IS MOOTED
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    Seven For ILO Marine Conference
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    Cars May Be Moved After Road Mishap
    191 5 Standard Stall Reporter TO PKKVKXT unnecessary road congestions hi Singapore, motorists nerd not leave their veliirles at the actual position where minor accidents have occurred, said the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Nigrl Morris, yesterday. He ioid i>> (i l »bouf M U) 48
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    Soviet Sincerity
    676 6 I-JY nn odd twist of coincidence, from Moscow and London ono evening last week came criticism of America's Far Eastern policy. believe the coincidence, unfortunate m some rrspr-cts, will also serve a usclul purposo if it emphasises tho seriousness <•( American-— British diffo- In Asia. In Moscow, the
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    998 6  -  Alex Josey Andrew Roth Writing Comments In Discussions In TT J AI^X From London IIUS "Malay Press IIUS UMNO Meeting J( Malayan Affairs By ANDREW ROTH, writing from London; comments m the Malay Press; discussions m the UMNO general assembly; m addition to
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    We the PEOPLE
    435 6 We the PEOPLE Why Should The Press Be Excluded Sir. Ever since 1 read Mr. Malcolm MacDonald's message to the 13th All-Malayan Urban Co-operative Conference m Singapore two years ago, that the Co-operative Society is the best institution for learning the art of democratic self-government, I have taken a keen
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    MANUAL TRAFFIC CONTROL?
    309 6 I .Sir:— Traffic lights at rood junctions are admirable instruments of control, particularly during the liuurs. But controls, even on traffic, ran sometimes be. unreasonable. Such is the case of the traffic lights which hare been installed at the AU junied/Geylang Road Tjunction. I presuyne the lights
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    Thoroughly Fed-Up
    121 6 Sir; I am thoroughly fed up and cannot understand the attitude of certain leaders Id announcing that the people of the Federation are not ready for elections. If they are not ready now, they will never b e ready unless people are trained on how to vote m
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    NO QUARREL EXCEPT...
    148 6 Sir: I read with amusement Aster Gunasekara's open letter to Tungku Abdul Rahman mi n The "Standard" of Sept. 21. It is surprising t o note the background of those who are ofTering resistance to the aims and policies of the UMNO MCA Alliance, especially its 1954
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    HAS DONE MUCH MORE
    98 6 HAS DONE MUCH MORE I Sir: In reply to your isfue of Sept 15 m which Mr. T. R. Fernandez the Secretary of Delta-Ganges Welfare Association wishes to challenge me to produce the comparable activities of Havelock Estate Community Centre. I am afraid I cannot do so as this column
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    Woman Nearly Starts A Civil War
    554 6  - Woman Nearly Starts A Civil War ED POLLAK B y AP Staff Correspondent CAIRO. (AP).— A treasure hunt for a n estimated I'SSI.VOOO.OOO worth of sold which is reputed to lie be neath Egypt's great pyramid has driven a village to the verge of civil war and pro vided tourists
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    Review of Views
    38 6 Review of Views Mystery Of Bcri.i C NAM j I may i t> I" 1 1 P< > j It 1 I the t! I j that he 1 the i l knowledge n h* ts c c p.
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    Penney: 2 Major Bangs At Woomera
    37 7 .Ive two major '•I small exSi i William Penof the tests, said ived m MclB y have to wail nail thei he said. "It i^ < to conduct while all ed a1
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    4 POLES HURT IN ACCIDENT
    39 7 &pt 24, (AFP) nben of the S i pen ory South j p the work of ions, were maa p ash on Sept. their way from i Pu an, the New Agency said to-
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    N'LISTS TRAIN KARENS, REBUILD OLD AIRSTRIP
    190 7 IKOK, Sept. 24.— Some nalist troops ire far south ol Maungha guerilla headquarters m north-east Burma and Yunnan province, 'he •as ador. U Pc terday '■■>y U Pc Kin phargista now are trami number of Karon rebels il The ambas lador Nationalist guerillas now
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    5,000 Vietminh Troops Trapped
    236 7 KLSAT, Indo China, Sept. 24.— French Union troops today drove m five spearheads, encircling more than 5,000 Victminh soldiers m rain swollen ricefields m the Red River Delta, 30 miles south-east of Hanoi. French Infantrymen, wading waist deep m the ricefields. clashed m hand-to-hand f\gh»ing with
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    Swinton On C'wth Visit
    90 7 ToDiscussConfab LONDON. Sept. 24. (Reuter) Lord Swinton. British Commonwealth Relation! Secretary I London by Comet airliner on a three-month tour of New Zeala id. Australia. India, Pali tan and Ceylon via Singapore. Lord Swinton who is deputy leader ol the House at Lords Visiting all these
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    High Winds Beat 'Copter
    94 7 PARIS. Sept. 24. (AFP)— High winds today defeated an attempt financed by the London Evening Standard, to show that a helicopter could ceross s from London to Paris m less time than it would take a passenger m a regular commercial airlift counting bus travel to
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    HOPE OF PROGRESS IN A YEAR'
    79 7 photo. 3 SELF-STYLED Man j Mau "general" Kerihinya I Z (the name; means "place J 2 of Strength"). alia s <»a- S thoko W.i Mathura and j his "adjutant." Oneko, 3 alias Kabogo Wa Hari. surrendered to (iakanja CC Home Guards at Nyeri, Kenya.
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    Get Peace Talks Started — Lloyd
    352 7 Get Peace Talks Started Lloyd NEW YORK, Sept. 24 (Reurer)— Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, British Minister of Stote, told the United Nations General Assembly today that he believed there was "a real hope of further progress m the next twelve months." He struck a note of "cautious optimism* and m an
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    'None Of Our Business'
    144 7 —Admiral Clark TAIPEI. Sept. 24. (AP)— The COmmaader of the U.S. Seventh Fleet that safeguards Formosa against Communist invasion said today it would be a matter between Great Britain and Free China if a naval clash occurred through the efforts of Nationalist warships to prevent strategic
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    Britain Cleared Of Plot Complicity
    34 7 LONDON, Sept. 24. (AP).— The Egyptian Government has cleared Britain of responsibility for a reported "foreign power plot" to overthrow General Naguib's regime, a Foreign Office spokesman said todaw
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    SENANAYAKE TO STAY?
    73 7 COLOMBO. Sept. 24, <AP>--Ceylon Premier Dudley Senanayake who has recently In reported as wanting to re indicated today, accord m v ;<> informed circles, that he wi I remain m oAVe. Th<> strnin of office \va< r<^ported to b o undermining Ins health. Politician* were worried thai
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    MR. MALENKOV KEEPS MUM
    72 7 LONDON. Sept. 24. (Renter) Premier Georgi Mulenkov. o.ie of the few men who could say whether Lavre iti Beria now is inside or outside Russia, continued to keep silence today on the mystery that is puzzling the world. Neither Malenkov nor any of his press or
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    KIM II RETURNS
    27 7 THE Soviet Tas? news agency reported that the North Korean delegation headed by Kirn U Sung, has retuiried to Moscow after visiting Stalingrad. AFP
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    Reds Hand Over Sainted PoWs
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    Tubful Of Talent
    18 7 photo. SUDSY SCENE: Versatile <Vo Moore m a Mfn r >" r lutrst muvir. "Bait." U.P.
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    Martial Law In 2 Iranian Cities
    199 7 TEHERAN, Sept. 24.— Martial law was pmclaimed m two Iranian cities near the Soviet border a s a measure against opponents of Premier /ahetli* regime. The two ci! i. S 'H'h s ira, rjc..: Ri ;i on t < ihorea ul the pian Sea,
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    Clark Offers To Return That MIG
    85 7 WASHINGTON. (AFP) Thf Government ha return to "wi longs" the MIG rcntly Sown it" Uoni iiiM-s m K< Tut- <i<-<-i ili n lie i'l ;i Mark Clark, I Thief of Ul I m Koiin Washington and 10l Clark lid that foi the tioj) of
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    MOCK A-ATTACK
    21 7 CIVIL DEFENCE worto m New \'ork on Wt day night a^fd an nsl a mock atomic altai k. A.F.P.
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    SPARK DID IT
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    MOVE TO MAKE TRAVEL EASIER
    136 8 MOVE TO MAKE TRAVEL EASIER STRASBOURG, Sept. 24 (Reuter)— The 15-nation Council of Europe unanimously recommended the abolition of visas for inter-Europe travel at its assembly here yesterday. It also called for other measures to make travel among European countries easier. It said that regional passpor unions already existing m
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    NEW $ MILLION SEARCH FOR OIL
    266 9 NEW MILLION SEARCH FOR OIL Shell Project In North Borneo A NEW phase m the search for oil costing m the region of $1 million this year has begun m North Borneo, adjacent to Brunei where the rich Seria oilfield is located. Shells concession m North Borneo covers about I
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    US BACKING JAP ENTRY TO GATT
    140 9 US BACKING JAP ENTRY TO GATT GENEVA, Sept 24 PUP).— The United State» came out yesterday m strong support for the application of Japan for provisional association with the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT* Samuel C. Waugh, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, told representatives of
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    BUY ABROAD, SAY BANKERS
    85 9 WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 (Router). The American Bankers Association declared yesterday that the United States should continue to "open its markets increasingly to f o r c i g n goods." "A nation can sell abroad only as it buys abroad." said a resolution adopted without dissent
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    Lumber Import
    29 9 EIGHT hundred tens of Indonesian lumber have arrive^ m Nagoya aboard the Dutch freighter. Straat Macassar, marking th* first postwar import of this kind from Indonesia AFP
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    Keep Pace With USSR'
    80 9 STRASBOURG. Sept. 24. (AP> British Labourite George Brown Wednesday told Europeans they must give their highest economic priorities to the expansion of industrial produel ion to keep pare with the United States and the Soviet Union. Ifr. Brown was speaking on behalf of the Assembly's Economic
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    DANES FOLLOW
    23 9 THE Danish National Bonk hn> followed Britain and France In lowering the interest rate from five to 4} per cent AP
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    'Firm' Tin Baffles Brokers
    106 9 NEW YORK. left. 24 (UP)— I S.it broken tm perplexed i>y the firmi)c-- pnci hrrc over the la v Wi r article m Urn Won d I gram aud Suu Q r •orday. P: i(>es dill three it: t the i s-unirrH.'r lw\v after P meting
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      545 9 >l ffiiflffl Spore Diary MALACCA iW Ml BZraa OI MALAYAN MXTIIE- ENTERTAINMENT TAIPiNG 2™t£'iJBg t £L. un:v^ c p !S L n 5 h s IMdkcs1 Mdkcs Thr entertainment siiki m i r ISSSnura. coi-v^r Kl ;>,i fif*J? The Jun **> KLANG Qdifv. 1.15 pm. Film show for si V-
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    We the PEOPLE
    975 10 We the PEOPLE JPoesn 9 t Agree HVith Josey Sir; Alex Josey m Malayan Aflairs, published by you on Sept 22, asks what is the real MCA-UMNO policy? I cannot presume to be a spokesman for MCA and UMNO, but I think I am as near the mark as can
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    Showgirl Billie Love
    14 10 Writes letters with both Kinds to her two boyfriends m London.
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    Ever Tried This?
    548 10 1 THK ehet.s *.ie Adclphi 2 Hotel have put their 2 heads together thi s week to 2 give below three typical Swiss dishes which the working class people enjo v and are popular with visitors to the little taverns and hotels m Switzerland. First comes a
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    59 10 PATTERN SERVICE sdafasdf THI COUPON READ THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER YOUR PATTERN. You must enclose three ten cent stomps if you wont yout pattern cut It I don't get the ttamps. you don't get the pottern A numbei of orders hay« come to me without the stamps. These won't be
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    Can You Name This Star?
    82 10 Star Contest No. 34 ALL through this week The Singapore Standard nresents its thirty-fourth <;tar contest All \ou\t zot do i> tc collect the six picture* and their respective coupons and send them together with the name of the stars under single cover m the
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      307 10 a-, CATHAY ORGANISATION^ ikP- ATTRACTIONS f^ Am 3 TODAY DAILY *Ist;j OB isON v a.m., 1.45. 4.15. '%r^JT? »HOWPLACt or TMI ISLAND C AC Q t\ Qfl Pllf)\i; 21-lIM FOR HOOKIMiS U.4j U.JV P.IH. fill ROARING SIOKV Of £^^tfe jjfjflb. I 111 m\( X PANTHER" A»fc^l \SD THE MEN WHOSE
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      219 10 MOVIE NP.'.'S October issu ON riTSSn gTamt screen and BPECIAI SOUND EFFECTS INSTALLED AT TREMENDOUS COST fok Tin; imu:si;m\iion f l Double 3-D Attraction! &g* RICHARD CARLSON BARBARA RUSH <^. Wote: Iff CASE VOC (\\.\.\O7 s. A.YD SHOULD FEEL MINI ST. JOHN AMBULAJfCI Bj DOTT IJf THE LOB Sings No.
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      308 10 |< tCcf DITA Fid mi An I T°Vve L 8 DOTATION: < I ing R et things done then Later: keep clear of extra- < IS'effort C t° m i? Ucatlon Mrte i an effort to be practical and i I O sc!en ,y ou s Evening use tact m
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    LANCERS OUT FOR THE CUP & RECORD
    243 11 LANCERS OUT FOR THE CUP RECORD T B y sapper at iDoh Vo^nr l rnw 12 *h h meet m the final of the Army Soccer Cup TbeTwillT n av 'i« 7 WUI be ptayin for more than 3 u *t Caldbeck Cup. out doubt X? improve their proud soccer
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    D House Win De La Salle Meet
    93 11 annual -ports s >hool vm morning at ;:uis [D Kam.:S kti'tl fcl ty-five i vents. There ;i difference of ti :i the lour Dual rating tor n Ho nat -hed the a ith 83 points H nrho had 82 "C" finished 1 i
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    TIGERS 5th SWIM MEET
    72 11 Tiger Swimming Club, this year's Singapore Amateui Swimming Association water polo Division A and B champions, will hold their fifth annual championships on Saturday af the Haw Par pool startins at 2.:*0 p.m. The highlight of the championships will be the three invitation relays for Boys'
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    Hong Kong Row Over Asian Games' Ruling
    194 11 MANILA, Sept. 24, (AFP)— The for Asians only" recently hung at the Rizal Stadium, scene of the Hid Asian Games, next year, was embroiled today nit debate between Second Asian Games President i Vargas and Hong Kong's "South China Morning P r \g
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    Malay Gurus Badminton
    109 11 SEREMBAN, Tliurs SelanMalay School Teachers ifusa Cup last night i v defeated Penang v Teacben 3—2 m the I.i ay Teachers Asi>adminton tournad here. nameni for \voichers, Negri proved Rood fur their Perak counrts -Ahum they beat 3—o the Federation Malay fcers Cup. Iti (Sclangor players t):
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    ELECTRICIANS WIN B'TON
    67 11 ELECTRICITY Department beat Engineers Department hy three games to two m the City Council Inter Departmental badminton tournament held last week* at Guillemard Road. By their victory, the Electricity, became this year's Sinuapore City Council Services Union Siddons Cup competition champions. The Electricity's team were: Michael Wong
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    Another World Relay Record By Britain
    161 11 LONDON. Sept. 24, (Ke.uter) Great Britain i set a new world record for the four-times 1.500 metres relay at the White 5 City Stadium here yes- terday with a time of 15 minutes 27.2 seconds. Previous record was 15 minutes 30.2 seconds made by
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    PERAK FS LINE UP
    70 11 IPOH Thins.— The probable line-up of the Perak team for the Foong Seong Cup badminton tie against Penang this weekend at Penang will be: Singles: Tan Jin Eon« Chiew Chim Khoon and Choong Thean Fook. Doubles: Tan Jin Eong and Teh Gin Sooi, Wong Van Sen
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    PEN SKETCHES
    1036 11 IITH ROYAL LANCttI I doalkrrprr: Tpr Nicktfn. Age 19 from R:, v!ey Regis, Dud?r\. His first season and already considered one of the safest goalies m Malaya. Represented 48 Bfie and Jpoh l.eigue teams. Kifht Bark: Tpr Charltoo. An 19 From Berwick. He plays first class defensive game
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    YMCA TENNIS
    146 11 YMCA open tenni« championship ties for the week-end are: SATURDAY Open Doubles: Lim Hee Chin and Ong Chew Bee v G. S. Gill and Vaithilingam; T;iy Yew Wee and Sect Beng Sin v Arthur Lim and Ernest Lim; G. L. Porter and C. K. Chesv v G. T.
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    England Internationals Shine
    316 11 U.K. SOCCER BELFAST NORTHERN IRELAND, Sept. 24 <AP>— The 1 nglish league coasted to an easy I 0 win over the Irish league her o la** niclit— -and brought a satisfied gleam into the eves of England selectors who had bravrd t»»e wild and wintry north sem
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      628 11 NOTM.KS SINO BRITISH FELLOWSHD? TRUST: APPLICATIONS are invited from Chinese residents m the Federation for medical and i Qursing fellowships tenable at British University for one year. Pull details from the British Council, P.O Box 539, Kuala Lumpur, who have been asked to act as agents. Closing date. 10th October.
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      538 11 ENGAGEMENT OSWALD CATHIRESU. The encasement is announced between Mist; Ruth Parimalama lar. daughter of Rev. JAP. Oswald and Christie Poopathv. son of Mr. and Mrs. S A. Cathiresu, presently of Urampiray. Ceylon. The marriage will take place shortly. ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE family of the late Irvine Lancelot McCoy wish to thank
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      915 11 SITUATIONS \Ai:\>Jr APPLICATIONS are i»iv.red for appointment to a n jmner of posts of AS9ISTANT EXAMINER m the Income Tax Droartment (but outride the Income Tax Service). The salary scale is $252x12A -31 2>8/ 324x1 2A -384 pm and COLA and local allowance are p.iyab'e at current rates. Total emoluments
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    MARINES BLITZ' 3A's OUT OF SENIOR CUPTIE
    613 12 MARINES BLITZ' 3 A's OUT OF SENIOR CUPTIE MARINE Sports Club "blitzed" their way to a narrow 2-1 victory over Amicable Athletic Association m the second round of a rousing SAFA Senior Cuptie gome at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. Giving Amicables neither time nor opportunity to find their feet, Marines
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    Pace Beats Mawi's Ride
    104 12 CAULFIELD RACE COURSE Australia. Set. 24, (UP)— "He coulrf not go the early pace," staled Abdul Mawi explaining the defeat of Great Spoilt who beat only four horses at the Invitation Stakes today. The race was wai by St. Joe!, ridden by leading* Now Zealand jockey
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    Neela Scores 4
    85 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The PWD Sports Club women beat the Selangpr Eurasian women 4-0 m a friendly hockey on the Cheras. Road ground today. All the goals were scored by Neela Rajarelnam. nZS* r Vj ad ™<*. 34-year-old stenographer from Sun D ego California cracked t!»c swimming
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    Saints' Break 9 Records At Swim
    494 12 IT was another record-breaking day at the 18th annual swimming carnival of the St. Andrew's School held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. A total of nine new records was established with very good times. A* the «nd of th< day. .\a In X
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    3-1 Win For SCRC
    41 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Selangor Chinese Recreation -lub beat Selangor Club by -1 m a friendly hockey fixture on the padang today Scorers for SCRC were Eng Cheng ami Eng Leong (2) Van Lidth replied for Selangnr Club
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    Sturrocks Win 8-0
    151 12 IPOH. Thur.s. Showing all round superiority Sturrock Cub beat YMCA' B—o m today's first division hockey jue match. Breaking through m the fir>t five minutes Sturrock Cub unts through ri.^ht winger Somarnithy. The Club by live goals at ha'.f time. Somarnithy also accounted for the third goal
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    Eurasians Win
    49 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The S'Mangor Eurasians scored their second win m a division one North hockey iea^ue competition by beating the TPCA on the Princes Rond ground today by two goals to one. In spite of the sodden ground the game was played at a fast pace.
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    Other Results
    21 12 OTHER XL hockey results Selangor Indians beat Sikh Union 3— o. Police beat YMCA 6—l. RESC beat HQ Malaya
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    CUSTOMS' WINNING SPELL IS BROKEN
    271 12 iiu SOLITARY goal scored by left winger A. Chellathurai enabled Ceylon Sports Club A' to beat the federation Customs— up to this meeting an unbeaten side— by one goal to nil m their SHA division 3 fixture on the CSC ground m Balestier Road yesterday.
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    Pay Corps Make It Three In Row
    208 12 IT was not a field day for GliQ Field Records when they met their old rival, RAPC, m the Xee Soon garrison cup soccer final at Xee Soon yesterday. For the third year m succession the RAPC won by a convincing margin and
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    Players Have The Say Now
    428 12 NEW YORK (UP I— The 1954 be remembered In the future as the year when ah t\:\i\ 'y themselves as 'he rea'. power m their sports. Until 195.'*. each spor' wa> run by its body of ofllcia iuch as Urn U.S. Lawn T Association, *be
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    England Face Tough Soccer Season
    36 12 England Face Tough Soccer Season LONDON 1,. rent sn m thr In, br lUr OU< tram dieted I I by Iwo n I r Ihc v Tin* II < > tl 5s i B 'Ilium; I beii r
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    DUNKLEY sees mighty Charles
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    Combined Schools Team Versus CSC
    74 12 SINGAPORE C<>m b I Scnoo s will p!ay the I fPorti Club In a h kei friendly at the Csc tomorrow. Schoo i wr,i be c ted from the following Ri'-nard Kss (5.11,. R,, arui Stenvens (SAS>. EngHoe (SJI). Chan On., Leng (A( Lye War
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    BRITISH TEAM BEATS RECORD
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