Singapore Standard, 26 September 1953

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Jn, iffl Si Vol. IV. N«. 86. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1953 TWELVE PAGES 10 CEVTS,
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    Taxes can Come Down
    352 1 IF GOVT COLLECTS ALL MONIES DUE U,. a i^t f X P r °P er| y Payable to Government was collislS' k ncon e ond indirect taxation m the Colony Chnlu *•*■«•<■/ said the Chairman of the Singapore STEV f Co mmer cc Mr A. F.
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    $25-Mil Housing Suburb Planned
    142 1  - $25-Mil Housing Suburb Planned TAN MAN C HIA sdfasdf (I Staff Reporter ORE i s to have 000 housing subbe known as n n within the i «irs. It will m an area Alexandra, id Buona Vista ill provide acn for 60,000 hcrr.e i s to I v lutivcly by
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    GIANT BLAZERS PRECEDE BESS
    19 1 k. 25 Giant i n rama Shu this nee of a 120- vnhnnn Rn.c UP
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    FEW FROM INDIA NOW
    125 1 Mainly Families PEN'ANG. Fri.— Since the introduction of new immigration regulations last month, there has been a big drop m the number of Indians coming to Malaya. During the month of July no less than 10.000 Indian immigrants entered the country, but since the regulations were
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    PROGS' VIEWS ON 'CABINET' SET-UP
    345 1  -  CHEE KOON LIN By Standard StafY Reporter THE Progressive Party of Singapore vants five elected Legislative Councillors to be m an eight-membor Executive Cabinet of the Colony Government. This is revealed m the interim report of the Party's special sub-committee appointed to revise its platform
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    UK May Get More Uranium
    115 1 UK May Get More Uranium Cherwell's Aim CANBERRA. Sept 25 (AP) Britain is likely to get a bigger share of Australian uranium as the result of the current visit by British Pay-master-General Lord Cherwell. who is Prime Minister Churchill's personal scientific adviser. Prime Minister Menzies told a press conference today
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    3 PACTS WILL BEGIN AN ERA
    59 1 MADRID. Sept. 25 (UP) After 27 months of delicate negotiations Spain and the United States will be joined m economic and military partnership on Saturday Sept. 26, an authoritative source said yesterday. The accords, which total three, will also make both countries veritable military
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    Not A Chip Fell At Rita's Fourth Gamble Of Love
    402 1 Not A Chip Fell At Rita's Fourth Gamble Of Love I LAS VEGAS, (Nevada) Sept. 25 (AP) Actre-vs Kita Hayworth and rroouer Dick Itaymes wer c married yesterday m a three-minute ceremony at a swank hotel m this gambling resort by district judge Frank McNamee. Play at the gaming tables
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    KELANTAN AIDS THE TOY FUND
    205 1 Standard Staff Reporter FROM Kota Bahru, Kelantan, came a donation of $5 towards The Standard's Third Christmas To/ Fund and yesterday T s contributions of $43 bring the total of the Fund to $5,106 00 The biggest donation of the day came from the Singapore
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    DUTCH INVASION IS UNCONFIRMED
    52 1 DJAKARTA. Sept. 25 (Reuter) The Governor of Moluccas province. Dr. Latuharhary told Reuter this morning that he could not confirm reports carried by the Antara the Indonesian news agency. according to which an armed unit sailing from Dutch New Guinea invaded Halmaheira and other islands of
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    CURTAINS DOWN AS SWINTON FLIES IN
    119 1 Standard Staff Reporter LORD SWINTON, British Commonwealth Relation! Secretary arrived m Singapore last night by BOAC Comet behind a curtain of security precautions put up by Service and Civil Police at Chsmai airfield. Lord Swinton. The Standard understands, will remain m Singapore for two
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    LABOUR PARTY BACKS TEMPLER
    40 1 MARGATE, Kent. Sept. 25. (Reuter) Support for the antiMau Man campaign m Kenya and the flghr against Communist terrorism m Malaya, is advocated m a new foreign policy statement issued by the British Labour Party, todajr.
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    DUKE'S SPEED MARK BEATEN
    64 1 LONDON, Sept 25. (AFP)— Lieu'enant Commander Mike Lithgow today beat the world air speed record set up recently by Squadron Leader Neville Duke, it was unofficially announced here. Lithgow is reported to have attained a speed of 739 hiles per hour. thus exceeding Duke\ previous record
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    CRASH DEATHS
    14 1 SEVEN people were killed when a Turkish airliner crashlanded near Ankara. Reuter
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    ITALIAN STRIKERS TROOP BACK TO WORK
    148 1 ITALIAN STRIKERS TROOP BACK TO WORK ROME, Sept. 25 (AP)— Millions of Italian industrial workers trooped back to work today after a 24-hour general strike that shut down the nations production facilities tighter than any walkout since 1948. There appeared little likellhood that any quick answers would be found to
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    BOMB KILLS 5
    17 1 FIVE Filipino labourers were killed m two separate bomb explosions near Manila yesterday. AP
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    'MALARIA CAN BE WIPED OUT'
    77 1 BANGKOK. S^pt. 25. (Reuter) The first Asian Malaria Conference held at Bangkok under World Health Organisation auspices ending here, has decided "this scourge can wi'hin a matter of years be eliminated from areas m which one-fourth of the world's population live." During the conference. Mr.
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    GURKHAS ARRIVE IN HONGKONG
    35 1 HONGKONG, ■apt. 25 'UP) Crack troops of King Edward's Own Gurkha lUglmtnl arrived m Hongkong abOAfd the troopship Sirdh.c.a today to reinforr c the British ganison forces. MR. A. P. TAYI.OIt
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    INDIES 'REVOLT WELL IN HAND'
    278 1 INDIES 'REVOLT WELL IN HAND' JAKARTA, Sept. 25 Five hundred insurgents m Atjeh haw been Captured so f.ir. the army headquarten In Kutaiadii Atjeh j capital. an noiinced lodtjf Qoi nicnt authorities have the situation under control, the announcement added Ml Mt light .'ti insur I«nt| 11 i army units
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    STOP PRESS
    62 1 FIGHTING AT THREE POINTS JAKARTA. Srj.t 25 (Ul>) Dinul |a .*m rebeli thrown < < |q fitfhtinj: igili and Nriitt« arm.v spokesmen here rep«>i I today. At :«m t t >i i <i id« miniftratlve hr.iHs as we<l at Moaltm j>: last i -.tufi i Ivi] vants joiiM'd
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    TAYLOR ON THE PERIL TO RUBBER
    733 2 State Of Penury May Hit Fun Work And Fair Pay CHAIRMAN of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. A. F. Taylor, yesterday warned that the rubber industry was being forced into a state of penury where it would no longer afford to support full
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    23 2 A LEADING rxponmt ul Si Oriental dames. Hu^ Wkniii rn.vorsity Ball on Katni.!a% Kudminton Hall, (.uilirmard I: Photoßraphcrv shows Mv, I s<- Jann
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    Deflated 2 Tyres, Fined
    69 2 A DRIVER. Maskom hin (Jhani. was fined $100 iv the Singapore First Traffic Court yesterday, m default one month's rigorous imprison ment for unlawfully tami.or lag with a motor car Bf do Hating two tyres, at the i-Hpi-tol Car Park <>„ Sept. '24 Maskoni who pleaded
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    105 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore .yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose i,2i G3i No. 1 K.S.S. fIM «3| No. 2 R.S.S. <.X 612 No. 3 K.S.S. tiOH Ml Tone: Quietly stead > TIN ric»< i The priro of tin yestrr day H-as
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    An Improved Water Supply
    77 2 THE SINGAPORE C1 t 3 Council will approach the Ciovernmerr I i mm the cool Ouoridatinf the water supply to reduce dental decay amons (he people. The Council's Public Utilities Committee haj askci the Finance and Genera] Purp Committee to negotiate t the Government on this
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    Indian Govt. Offers Five Scholarships
    132 2 FIVE scholarships are being offered by the Government of India under the cultural scholarship scheme 1954-55 for studies m India m Arts and Humanities, Science, Commerce, Agriculture, Forestry, Veterinary Science, Medicine, Civil Engineering, Technology, Education, Law, and other subjects. Throe of tiie scholarshipsarc open t<>
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    HK EXCHANGE
    43 2 HONGKONG. Sept. 25.- Spe cial Standard Service. Closing prices of the Hongkong Ex change today were $15.87 to £1 sterling: $5 9.">75 to US 1 dollar: $1,827 to Malayan $1 $0.21)5 to one Indonesian Rupiuh: Gold $261. 7A to one t;icl.
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    An RASC Driver Is Reprimanded
    168 2 An RASC Driver Is Reprimande d A DRtVER-hutnKter In iU RASC School m Nee Soon, s Sumadi. was sr\ rrely reprint i tial held at Nee Soon \cs(eida\ Bakii having struck Instructor H B. H>. this year. In evidence, X Ha.ii tteksin tok was instruct l- COllVOv Of 11' ■H
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    F & N PLANS DIVIDEND AND BONUS
    14 2 F N PLANS DIVIDEND AND BONUS pi t 1 a l> h pit q
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    Bad Tempered Girl Ends Life
    10 2 Bad T empered Girl Ends Life H I i < li<
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    Bitten By Monkey
    31 2 A SCHOOLBOY ;im S.u. \v;is >» U monkey m B. I rardena In Sin; ft edinf th« v.x bitten „<en to the C where hi* was treated m patient.
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    Warm Welcome
    48 2 ph- M Prominent members of Ihe Simupnir ')> nrtv urlrniiifd Mr A. Muthiah. mm M Cbrttiar. a silk industrialist of South In' i m Singapore .wslcrday from .ilnid i wilr. Ins wj.t i<» Japan Mi Mm nii,-ht m Smcapure krlore Irjviiu »«»i 1 study textile rrsrarch. Standard
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    WRITE AN ESSAY AND WIN $50
    125 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE United Nations Association of Singapore is sponsoring an essay ro:r»--petition as part of the proRramme foi United Nations Week, which starts on Oct. 24. The competition h open to a A post-school cert;l Ftudentg m Singapore. idvs must tat' between
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    Get Away Car Seen By VSC
    97 3 Get Away Car Seen By VSC Standard Staff Reporter FOUR armed thugs surprised a young couple as they were chatting m Tyrwhitt Road, outside the Jalan Besar Stadium, at midnight nn Thursday. One thug pressed a sharp instrument behind the man's back while the others took a pen and pencil
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    75th BIRTHDAY
    27 3 THE 7fith birthday celebration of Periyar E.V.R. of the Dravidian movement will be held on Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore.
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    LET VERNACULARS HELP OUT
    322 3 How To Beat AccommodationJProbiom Little Learning Is Better Than None-Principal Standard Staff Reporter PARENTS whose children are unable f« colraa°:d cr h rO r^ En9 sh "^oUshouW be en eouraged by Gorernment to send them to am. vernacular school, instead of letting IhechHd ren waste time
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    McNeice Sees City Photos
    107 3 MR. T.P.F. McNEICE, President of the Singapore City Council. yesterday visited the Public Relations Office to see the story of Singapore m pictures, spec* ially prepared for the Citju Day celebrations and dis- played m 80 places m the island. Said Mr. McNeice: "The Pictures of
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    More Ships Handled By SHB This Year
    264 3 More Ships Handled By SHB This Year THE total of scale tonnage handled during the six months ended June 30, 1953, including coal and fuel oil at the Singapore Harbour Board, was 2,606,373 compared with 2,828,146 for the corresponding period of 1952. The net registered tonnage of vessels using the
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    Chamber To Stay Put
    63 3 THE SINGAPORE Chamber of Commerce. the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association and the Singapore Club have agreed to remain m Fullerton Building and avoid the expenditure of at least $1 million for a new building at Collyer Quay. Government has found that t is not
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    Cable Boat For Repairs At Suva
    186 3 9 cb J c ship Stanle y Angwin, left Singapore last Wednesday on a 4,700 mile journey to the Fiji Islands to repair the damage done to submarine cables during the recent earthquake at Suva Suva is a point on the chain of cables
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    Cathedral Fete Today
    80 3 1 LADY TEMPLER. wife of the High Commissioner of the Federation of Malaya, will open the St. Andrew's Cathedral fete m Singapore today at :i.:m p.m. There will be 45 stalls selling food and other wares for the benefit of the Cathedral, which i? expected to profit
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    CAUGHT JUST AT THE DOOR
    46 3 A MAN who tried to break into a house m Sims Avenue on Thursday night was arrested by Singapore DetectiveCorporal Haron from Joo Chiat Police Station. It was found later that the padlock of the door had already been wrenched open.
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    RELIGIOUS TALK
    24 3 MAULANA MOHD. SAEED ANSARI will speak on "The Necessity of Religion" m Malay 09 .Sunday at 4.3* pun. at the Ana'mdiyya Muslim
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    Stadium To Be Floodlit
    66 3 THE Public I'tilities Committee of the Singapore City Council has supported the flood lighting of Jalan Bes:ir Stadium, proposed ov the Estates and Fire Brigade Committee. It ha s recommended to the budget committee an v diture of 570.000 to !m» included m next year's budget
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    Maid Robbed In Bathroom
    89 3 Man Detained A 15-YEAR-OLD m:i id servant of a family m Whit ley Crescent was forced into a bathroom by a man who tied, gagged and robbed her of pair of earrings and a wrist-watch on Thursday morning. The girl was alone m the house washing
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    China Society To Hold Show
    62 3 CHINA Night will he rHebrated m Singapore «n Sept. 29 by th e China Society with a show at the Victoria Thejtre. The .show will include a "Peiping Drama". Admission i s free and Mekets are available from the Secretary of the China {Society, Mr.
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    PONTIAN TO GET TEACHER
    42 3 THE Singapore City Council will appoint a qualified tea' her permanently to the Ponti.tn School, m Johore. for the children of Water Work* employees there. At present there !i a temporary Vacher handling more tarn w uVuUtntf., i
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    ESTATE MEN SEND BACK ANSWERS
    176 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Two Jarge black boxes and four small wooden ones were delivered at King's House this afternoon as a result of yesterday's "Operation Question" carried out at Senai, one oi the worst villages in' South Johore, and the South Malaya Pineapple Estate m
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    Hydraulic Plant To Assure Rice Sufficiency
    378 4 Hydraulic Plant To Assure Rice Sufficiency KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The importance of Malaya growing sufficient rice for its own needs was stressed by General Sir Gerald Tempter, the High Commissioner, today when he opened the new hydraulic laboratory and research station at Ampang near Kuala Lumpur. It was extremely unlikely,
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    Mountain School Plan For Malaya
    201 4 KUALA' LUMPUR, Fri.— Malaya may have a Sea and Mountain School, similar to the institutions that have become so famous m Britain. It is known that the Federation High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer is keenly interested m the idea. So are a committee of
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    Australian To Play Lead Part
    70 4 MR. HarrjDld Williams, famous Australian bass-baritone? will fly to the Colony next month to play the leading role m the Singapore Musical Society's presentation of Mendelssohn's "Elijah". There wil] be Uvo performances on Oct. 20 a nd 21 at .the Victoria Memorial Halt Also taking
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    Prisoners To Learn Weaving
    116 4 PRISON' industries are starting again In Singapore jails, the Commissioner of Pri> Major. W. L. P. Sochon. told the Press yesterday. For the first time since the war, cotton-weaving is being re-introduced m the prison^. A Malay company has lent loom which is being used pattern
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    Council Bill
    34 4 A BILL which will enable the Singapore Government to give reciprocal treatment to judgments obtained m Superior Courts m Pakistan and India, is to be introduced m the Legislative Council next month.
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    McNeice Leaving
    27 4 MR. T.P.F. McNeke, Presidcjit of the City Council and ex-officio Member of the Executive Council, will be going on three weeks' leave from Oct. 4.
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    Salami For Film Magnate
    189 4 A SALAMI sausage found its way into the V.I. P. room at Kallang last night for presentation to one of the two Hollywood movie magnates who arrived m Singapore by BOAC Comet, yesterday. The movie men were Mr. Wilton R. Rachmil. president of Universal Pictures and
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    Point Of His Joke Was In A Knife
    268 4 ABl T BIN KI'RSI, who is serving; a sentence of eight years for armed robbery m Changi Prison, was yesterday given another 16 months* rigorous imprisonment for stabbing a fellow prisoner, following an altercation over a joke. The new sentence is to
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    Taximan Nabs Thief
    130 4 A THIEF, who escaped on a bicycle after breaking into the servants' Quarten of i house In Fernhill Road, Sinqaporc, was caught by a taxidriver m an adjoining ro.id. The man who stole a wns* watch. fountain pen. pencil and a packet of cigarettes, was seen m
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    RUBBER,TINCLOSINGPRICES
    75 4 Stendotd London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 25. -j- The following or e the closing prices of lubber ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBEI Spot 18* d. November 18 id. December 16 id. Jon. /March 19 d. Apr./Jun. 19id. July/Sept. 19Id. Oct./c.i.f. 18id. Tone: Buyers dull. LONDON TIN Spot
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      72 4 Weather MIMMIM TEMPER ATI RE: From 7.30 p.m. Sept. S4 to 7.30 a.m. Sept. 2.">. Singapore (80F). Penan? (7t»F). Kota Bahru (75F), Kuala Lumpur (75F), Ipoh (75F), Kuantan (73FL Maximum Temperature: From 7..J0 a.m. Sept. 21 to 7..10 p.m. Sept. SS. Singapore (88F), Penanf iBBF>. Kota Bahru (881 Kuala Lumpur
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    No Staff As Poll Officers
    97 5 Council Decides THE S.ngapore City Coun- Finance and General PurCommitttee has decided thai it is wrong i:i principle to have Municipal employees •is Returning avid Assistant Returning Officers at the coming Municipal elect'ons. The Committee feels that onlj if other officers are not vailable for
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    REMANDED IN ROBBERY CASE
    75 5 KOH KAH CHEOK appear>e Uiday before the Singapore Eighth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. A. W. Ghows. on a charge of armed robbery. It was alleged that at about 2.40 p.m. on Sept. 20, at Padang Jerivigau off Kallang Road, Koh robhed Goh Seok Tin of about
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    Private Gets 2 Weeks' Jail
    86 5 MOHAMMED bi n Ismail. described as a private m Ihc Royal Engineer^ and attached to RASAH Camp. Serembar. wa yesterday charged m the. Singapore Second Police C^r.rt with having m his possession dagge; with intent to commi' an oM'ence m the computinn of Scotts Road
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    CHEATED FIRM
    33 5 S. E. S. DONALDSON, an engineer living m Johore. was sentenced m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to six months* rigorous imprisonment on a charge of cheating Robinson and Company.
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    HOLLYWOOD TALK
    24 5 MRS. A. DICKSON will Rive a talk o n "In Hollywood" at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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    SLUM DWELLERS HAIL SIR GERALD
    435 5 SLUM DWELLERS HAIL SIR GERALD Klang 's Eyesore\ Where Thousands Live In Squalor I X.v A Special Correspondent "v^JltANGt^Sqt^-Hidden from vjr~>^ Spot Check On How They Live Thewt headlines appeared m the Sunday Sla>i(i<t>d page 4 last week. KUALA LUMPUR, Frl— Geaeraj Templer, thr Hi^h C ommissioner, today went to
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    Malaya House To Supervise
    76 5 Standard London Corr. LONDON. Fri. The eventual transfer of iupervision over student activities from the Colonial Ofiice to JUiaja House was announced lonigh* by the Commissioner for Malaya, Raja Sir Uda. at the annual dinner of the Malayan Students Union. He also revealed that Malaya has
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    Nurses Promoted
    30 5 THE promotion of the following nurses to Nursing Sisters on probation has been approved: Misses Goh Cheng Goon. Helen Khoo Hong Pens. Koh Chew Hwa and Enid Won".
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    FREED OF ASSAULT ON PCs CHARGE
    211 5 FREED OF ASSAULT ON PCs CHARGE HOMELESS and unemployed. Tandin bin Mindin (45) was yesterday acquitted by the Singapore Eighth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. A. W. Ghows. on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to three police < onstables. It was allege^ that at about 3.40 a.m. on Aug. 11.
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    LOO WENT HOME BY MISTAKE
    319 5 LOO WEE WAN, 52-year-old chief paying cashier of the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation who faces a tentative charge of criminal breach of trust of 5250,000, "disappeared" from the Singapore Fourth Police Court after the evidence of two further witnesses had been recorded. The incident occurred
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    Baby Swallowed Fruil Seed, Died
    53 5 A NINE-MONTH old infait swallowed a large fruit seed and died m spile of a doctor's efforts to save him by administering oxygen and artificial respiration for more than an hour. This was stated at a Singapore inquest into the death of Low Chin Hing,
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    'Clerks Living In Misery'
    113 5 SINGAPORE Harbour B^c.rd Staff Association, m a letter sent to the Board yesterday, claimg that its clerks live m "utter misery," because of the Inadequacy of their wages. The letter states: "The present salary stale* of the acri- cal stafT especially of *\> > l m
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    Amendment Of By-Laws
    70 5 THE Singapore Citj Council will ask the Colonial Secretary whether it la correct, m principle, to amend ihe Municipal By-Laws to enforce Councillors £o observe aecrecy on matters discussed to CO ifidence at private sessions. The City Council, at it| last meeting, decided on the recommendation of
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    Highbrow' On Red Network
    42 5 RADIO MALAYA'S now "highbrow** programme entitled "University of the Air" will not !>e broadcast on the Green network as reported m The Standard yesterday. It will be broadcast over the Red network, commencing Oct. LM at 10 p.m.
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    42 5 Mr. G. S. Anderson, ne^vly appointed Aastralian Trade Commissioner for Malaya arrived m Singapore by BOAC Constellation yesterday. He succeeds Mr. A. J. S. Day. who has left for Australia before assuming office as Australian Com mereial otinsHlor In Johannesburg. Standard photo.
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    Unions Follow Up WageRiseMoves
    203 5 Standard Slaty Keporter ABOUT 50,000 lower paid rmpltjMi of the tlirn Armed Services, City Council, and the II v hour lloirr m Singapore, will soon demand I general Plft i" crease based on the Hitson recommendations. Their move follow tie mand >>y U I Action, repre
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    TEMPORARY BLACKOUT
    53 5 st.ind.iid Mill K.poilcr !h,. M r r arra I Ml i m i I Mi Chan X i Elect i i ndard I .)k.ii]<! noi to tin- co it id oken (\<< He aid 'i 'i i blackout m ;mv pore '••iMim.M s imtilrl telephone n.< Muni tha
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    STC Driver Fined
    47 5 A SINGAPORE Tra lion Company drh tl T..m Meng, was (hum! S. > m the F Traffic Court yesterday, f<>t failing to conform to a traffic "no riyht turn** mrhile driving nil l>i; i at the iuni of Bukit Timati |n<J Si Roads On Ju
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    Police Seeking Man's Relatives
    37 5 SINGAPORI P KlOUfl tO tl i ol l.< <■ .1' c on the 'iifiu of Ai, 1 1 1 1 I In i>< tot Sidek bin I n| al the Mai r stal ion.
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    JAIL TERMS FOR THREE CONFIRMED
    114 5 SUrul.trd Staff Reporter THREE men to i.iii toe attempted roS i r ippeali Afi tht Singapore I rt ot Criminal Appeal ...V. I.im Kheng (21). and Chut Kah Ti.i (U), were each sentenced to eight yean' imprisonment arid 12 strokes of the rotan. T))e thlr(J
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    Forum Of The Air
    755 6 X welcome the return this week, after an absence of two years, of Radio Malaya's Forum of the Air. We do so because, being a newspaper which believes m the democratic way of life, we hold the view that controversy is the breath of democracy. We
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    Treat The Asians As Equals
    1285 6 A v r 1 1 -know ii British joitrii a 1 i h t a<l\i s o s Ejl'glif Inn en m Ih c Far l^ast to There is much common ground; indeed, he is likely to find a sameness that can be both reassuring
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    Review of Views
    290 6 Review of Views Financial Solution A SOLUTION to Malaya's financial crisis is suggested by Nanyang Siang Pau. It urges the industrialisation of the country to counter the fall of rubber and tin prices. These two commodities, says the paper, have fallen by 40 per cent this year. Government revenue has
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    We the PEOPLE
    444 6 We the PEOPLE Sir: I trust that the attention of the authorities will be drawn to your recent leading article "Malaya's Home Defence." It just scintillates with home truths and sound practical advice; and if acted upon m time ought to become a most important factor at least m Malaya's
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    CONTENTED
    41 6 Sir; "BITER BIT" is rather contented to find the word "Klings" omitted from thp book "Jungle Green." Should same be cited I doubt that he or she would care to comment on the W Ch?nk" "Chinaman" and STRAITS CHINESE Singapore.
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    CINEMAS AND SHELTERS
    76 6 Sir; I am a regular picturegoer, and would not mind queuing up for an hour or two at a theatre m order to obtain a SI tirket when th« are others m the same position as myself I s e e .10 reason why proper shelters could
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    Questions About Kirkby
    426 6 Questions About Kirkby Sir; Now that me first batch of students from Kirkby College, has returned to Malaya fully qualified to teach our children m the primary and higher classes of our English Schools one would naturally ask the following questions: 1. Was the Kirkby course really worth the money
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    'Klings' And 'SBPLFK'
    201 6 Sir; Reference to BiterBit's letter, I wish to state m reply that U 'c Enr'isheducated Chinese do nc and will not use the word "Kliny" for Indian s e i\her m sl>?ech or m writing. Tlwse Chinese who call the Indians "Klings" do not mean any offence
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    Tension Rises Along Border
    68 7 Israel v. Syria <'f>\. (AFP) (I mi bo!ii Sj i ia \><>\ ted ernjed the United 'V'<- Supei l( ct. have been "■I Aral; radio 'i m Haifa, m turn prepar< d itary m< S v.'.li i« m with o.va- I iti d the hydro-elee'.ric their
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    43 7 photo. lITO'S MANOEUVRES: l.iiniliar b<-r«'t, Bri- I m-|<| Marsha! Visnut Munt:;oiiwi y (!rft) v< n with CoNhkl n< 1. 1 1 Kosta N;ul.i i < ntre > «»f Yugoslavia, A,it«limu Yugoslav mani',i\i»v. M MoMty M is also isitnii; tir.oslavia as nf Marshal 'I ito. U.P.
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    12 TO DIE
    67 7 VPPEALSoI 12 Kikuyu to death for their :1 the Lari massacre, dismissed by the East Court of Appeal m AFP. photo. "V\i, LBATBB WEKK: The "Queei of Leather." "!Vn O'Neill, is flanked by her maids of honour, Vu 1 BlltI of Cheshire, and Jeanine Rii harde of
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    A-Gun Unit Ships Out
    80 7 For NATO Forces *lIM I X G TON. North 25.— The first i Artillery Unit handle atomic guns. from here yesterfor vw tern Germany th NATO forces men of the 868 th y Battalion from unloaded from ie wharf here and Navy transport ed to carry
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    FRENCH TIHTEN THE DELTA TRAP
    163 7 FRENCH TIHTEN THE DELTA TRAP Fr^ K A^ AT (North m Imlo-China), Sent 25 fAP* south-east <>i Hanoi _^^jg_mil_es Fn-Mfh commanders report- ed thai more of the Vietminh had been killed and m captured In bitter fighting In c rain-flooded ricefields Additionally, the French they seized 130 me i suspected
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    Dior Girls 'Shame' Officials
    120 7 Dior Girls 'Shame' Officials PAKIS. S,pl. (UP). hou.se accomplished today what neither the bos s nor the French J-rturts had been able to They shamed the French Ministry of Economics into agreeing to vac a t e a part of the building Dior owns to make room for Dior's workshops.
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    Chief Has His Hands Slashed
    101 7 Chief Has His Hands Slashed NAIROBT. Sept. 25. (AFP) Setiior Chief Kasina. 60, of the Wakambas had both his hands severed at the wrist when he was attacked by a member of his tribe m the Kitui area, about 600 miles east of Nairobi. The authorities believe the Mau Mau
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    Akihito Sees Chicago Sights
    40 7 CHICAGO. Sept. 25 (UP).— Crown Prince Akihito of Japan made a hurried tour of Chicago Art Institute yesterday, inspected Japanese art treasures and was taken on a trip to some of the city's more interesting spots.
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    14 NATO Nations' Aid For Greece
    177 7 PARIS, Sept. 25, (AP). —The North Atlantic Council on Thursday called on the 14 NAT^ nations to help Greece m the nig reconstruction job needed m the lonian Islands recently hit by earthquakes. "Thousands of victims are camping m tents pitched among the ruins."
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    'Russia Can Destroy U.S.'
    96 7 Says Ex-Atom Chief WENTWORTII BY THE SEA. New Hampshire Sept 25, (Renter) Mr. Gordon Dean, retired chairman cf the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, said yesterd.iy that within a year or two Russia would be able virtually to "destroy us if she moves first." Time is "running
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    Ex-Premier Of Egypt On Trial
    183 7 Ex -Premier Of Egypt On Trial CAIRO Sept 25.—Ibrahim Abdel Hadi, former Premier of Egypt, has been charged with 'high treason" and "conspiracy with foreign powers" to -harm the Government and State" of F° vn? His indictment, issued lasl night, required that Abdel Had appear before the Revolutionary Court on
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    TYPHOON HITS TWO CITIES
    122 7 TOKYO. Sept. 25 (Reuter' One of the biggest typnoors m Japan's history tonight changed course as it nit (he great Japanese cities of Osaka and Kyoto to sweep northeast along Japan's main island towards Tokyo. Tokyo police reported all communications with Southern Japan were dead a
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    Harding On Tito's Army
    72 7 ZAGREB. Sept. 25 (Reuter). Field Marshal Sir John Harding, Chief of the Bri'ish Imperial General Staff, laid here yesterday that Yugoslavia's armed forces had "all the makings of a powerful modern army." Field Marshal Harding was speaking to correspondents after watching the end of the Yugoslav
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    US. SECRET TALKS OVER DEFENCES
    47 7 US. SECRET TALKS OVER DEFENCES photo. Alarm At H-Bomb Race With Russia asdfasdf I staf wifh Jh L: S l aMet Ku ™b,,e Mitsuko. voted the > 5 Jaoaneie film 5S S S X a P|M aI shoun m S 5 Japanese film. 'The Revolution of Purity". U.P.
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    More Purges In Georgian Govt.
    168 7 nnrflf D^ N Scpt 25 radio El ki- furt 1 55 government changes m the Soviet Kepublic of Georgia m th e wake of the dismissal of the Prime Minister, Mr. Valerian Minavevich oakradze who was considered a "Beria man The broadcast said that the
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    Hull Sees President
    59 7 WASHINGTON. Sept 2:, (Reuter).— Gen. John E. Hull, soon to become the United Nations Commander mi n the Far East, discussed his new assignment with Pre.-i. Eisenhower at breakfast terday. General Hull told reporters ♦hat he would leave on Saturday for tiie Far East a;id would <pcnd
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    US PoWs Turn To The Reds
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    ELIZABETH IS TAKEN ILL
    53 7 COPENHAGEN (Denmvk) Sept. 25 (AP) Movie actress Elizabeth Taylor was *.»ken seriously ill here last night, an M.G.M. spokesman said ,o my. She and her husband. Mich ael Wilding, arrived vostoiday from Stockholm, where -she had been ill with taflwsnz* Sh c complained of a headache
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    'ANCIENT' FISH CAUGHT AGAIN
    50 7 PARIS. Sept. 25 (AFP) Another Coelaeanthe, the prehistoric fish, has been a ight off Anjouan, m Comoro founds, near Madagascar, t v. n revealed today. The first coelacanthe to ho caught since 19:i8 \va s ap'ured m th c same area m Oe. jinber last year.
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    NEHRU ATTACKED FOR S.A. PROBLEM
    177 7 CAPETOWN, Sept. 25, (Reu(er).-Dr. Daniel Malan, the South African Prime Minister, said here yesterday that Mr. Pandit Nehru, th c Indian Prime Minister, was the only obstacle to an agreement on problems affecting the Indian population m South Africa. Mr. Nehru would h r.< nothing
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    Pole Now In Latin America
    50 7 WASHINGTON. -s (AFP) Jan Galcu I Consul General i r N h«l fled to Latin Atcm ..f.^r breaking with hi Communist fovei I Ameriran Btetf Departii offlcial uifi here. The oflßclal ;ifM(<<? Wld left his p >n< If this year ;»ik\ wm§ i wvkieo, Uiu/jnuy.
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    Air Race Entrant
    86 8 THE nid.KSI air- x I craft m the forthcoming 1 London to Christchurch 1 (New Zealand) Air Race. 1 which starts on Oct. 8. t will be this 'FlyinK Dutch- man" a DC-6A Lift- master entered by KLM I Royal Dutch Air Lines. i The*re will be
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    Americans Negotiating For Comets
    104 8 LONDON, Sept. 29,— Mr. Robert E. Weila.id. Vice President of National Airlines of America, said this week if present negotiations were successful his firm would buy 12 De Havilland Comet aircraft for about £9.000.000. Mr. Weiland, speaking at London airport before returning to the United States,
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    SHIPS WANTED ON CREDIT
    71 8 OSLO Sept 25, IndoiM h:,~ asked Norwegian ship- yards if they would be able to build on a credit order. S4 ships of a total value of 200.- 000.000 crowns. Shipbuilders her* are m tore tod In the request, because orders have fallen to ».:>ir»t where
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      Rubber Steady
      163 9 JAPANESE interest m Malayan rubber was the feature of th c rubber market m Singapore which closed H a.otlv steady *f 631 <"ents per In. for first fiiade mtibtt for October shipment yesterday. Interest from Japanese t» iycr- was largely for third gcade rubber. Apart from that the
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      SHARES
      112 9 THE unexpected fall m the tin metal price resulted m Malayan tin shares becoming easier though there was quite a good turnover of business m this section of the market at lower prices. Industrials were dull while rubber shares remained neglected. Changed prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers United Engineers
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      PRODUCE
      100 9 ALL .sections of the produce market m Singapore remained quiet yesterday, but quotations for both copra aid coconut oil were slightly steadier. Copra for October and November shipment was quoted $;'o 4 s per picul buyers with sellers at $3(3 per picul. Coconut oi) buyers indicated $">r>i per picul
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    RUBBER SURPLUS IS A MYTH'
    833 9 RUBBER SURPLUS IS A MYTH' Spore Chamber Reports THE first six months of this year has been most disappointing for rubber from the viewpoint of the pioducer, .states the h H yearly rrport of the S nSapoie Chamber of Co nmerce. The year started with c price above 90 cents
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    Tekka-Taiping Makes £12,968
    98 9 TEKKA-TAIPING Limited tin miners reported ,i profit ol £12.968 for the year nclin^ Ort. U la>t year. cordinc to bnlnncr sheet .if the 3li 1! 01 dinai general meeting ot tiie share holders held lasi week. Two dividends totalling one shilling per share were paid to shareholders.
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    Building Trade Got An Impetus
    90 9 NO SIGNS of i ciabU 1 it ,!i tho building ti ad- pparCAt, states iih 1 1 [«yj ii iv port of Singapore Chambri ol Coinmnce. The vo tensive I mod lion by I I md the imp< I building bj I m ranstrtM I
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    U.S. TO SELL FARM SURPLUS
    33 9 WASHINGTON, Sept (AFP) -The s t-mment [9 setting nation^ fro n 100 to 200 dollars sn: 1 OU< of more than I I 000 rack c>" emtno I
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    Hard Time For Textiles
    42 9 Hard Time For Textiles I WOlllfi tin in fhr tfx t In vain. < J report d slow iin I mnn I A t :i Hi n -t 1 mi 1 f 1 #> -1 hi n hard < r| ft v to t I
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    Engineering Products Hit
    24 9 I f I t K 1 it tI > rakfag r. msdwnli <• the ft vr ir <i ro\ id* ml i M,r«,
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    Loan Society Nets $4,111
    30 9 Loan Society Nets $4,111 i I ,i i I i I id '.i-: I I I with Sltj.U4B th« i I tig $J tb.i Liug pi 11l >i »4.11! tiansacticiu.
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      883 9 &/j&$X5& ff > A *v^~ £V m v; j k itf^c-' h9hT 6v.% &kj &< BSSSI t&gffl&gy y g f I «i V Fa TEf Ss t f/A BST ABSBB^Br^ BBBbIBh it WY* VA t 9m inBaBBBK ULISEI M OJ Spore Diary surface mails l)i:r\HTrKl>: Thn nnd (parccS A ..<
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    Outstanding Material OF MEN AND MUSIC
    1404 10  - Outstanding Material OF MEN AND MUSIC BILL WEBB JONES By I til Singapore Music Teachers' Society is presrntint; a Toncert by some of the Associated Board music examinees m the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow (Sunday) evening at 7 pm. Mr. Peter Bui this year's Visiting Examiner, In > made selection
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    JUST LOOKING
    302 10 W^ANDERING through the shops looking for a specially nice gift for very special friend I ran across the most adorable compacts I have ever seen. They are by "Volupte" and are tiny wilh a musical box attached. Imagine powering your nose to Brakns waltz or to 'Let Me
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    THE GLAMOUR OF THE EAST!
    256 10 J WONDER how many newcomers to this part of the world have the remotest conception what it looks like. Whether it be through stories handed down from generation to generation. Hollywood's interpretation, or just one of those inexplicable psychological fancies. I feel certain that on
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    Can You Name This Star?
    73 10 Slur Contest No. 34 AM /.n.u(h rhl» week I'hc Sincapwrr Standard nr*. •.nils i'n ibirl) fourth <tar ronir^l tntrle* |„r clow MM 1 prize uinricr. publisher! m MAMI m v» x AH MID I t?l»| ,li cnllni ih, %i\ in. in,.. «nd thru rtwperttvr ii»up«»n»
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    PATTERN SERVICE
    51 10 PATTERN SERVICE K£Q&&£/j IHI COl»ON RIAO THIS BffOut rOU OROIH voub r A TIRN y ott muu r ten <,„, %tomo% rou «MM oui P row don't „-r ,K t j,. A nwmbci ot ordrn k o coirt to me •tompt Tk, mom b( cut till rK« in*,, 9I »o»t«d
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    Barry Oliver's 'Stagedoor'
    81 10 a number of interested feiders. It was a pleasant mil un usual evening, and m the words of the excellent ('ho. rus. to all connected with "The Yellow Jacket" m gen- r il. and to producer Virginia Johnson m particular— I bow. IN VIEW of the various
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      383 10 fX Wto 4%!9 VVp <^ff J a trY PITA DPI MAP m i J nPODAY-8 QUOTATION- J > X "One of the best ilay- light-savings plan- is SH.5 H up <•«•"""■— Charles <;i-rh.ml. SATURDAY FOR EVKRY- Z ONL: Advance interests hay- 2 ing to do with employment < services. buying.
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    MARCIANO STOPS LA STARZA IN 11th
    1859 11 MARCIANO STOPS LA STARZA IN 11th ROUND BY ROUND I \l> 1 a lefi iu.t> 1.-ft ad Hncky a neutral vere land--1 with a <> missed body, La- light fcft to hard ed another left i forced Mard- i a left La R off MarMi.rciano g 1 to the a
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    OLYMPIC VILLAGE
    46 11 MELBOURNE, Sept. 25 (AP) The Victorian State Cabinet ha s decided to ruild the Olympic Village fov the 1056 Games at Heidelberg, a suburb eight miles from Melbourne. The village will include about 600 homes and flats to accommodate nearly 6.000 athletes and officials.
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    Thom Regains British Title
    78 11 LIVERPOOL. Sept. 25, (Reuter). Wally Thorn regained the British welterweight boXing title here last night when he outpointed Peter Failon over 15 rounds. The title had been left vacant by the retirement of CJifi Curvis. who beat Thorn by a knockout m July last year. Thorn,
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    DAVIS CUPTIE
    45 11 SYDNEY, Sept. 25, (AP). The Davis Cup Tennis match between Belgium and India will be played at Perth. Australia, December 10-12. The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia fixed the place and time Thursday after the two countries were unable to agree on this.
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    'Old Brigade' Show Form
    164 11 SEREMBAN. Fri. The first State hockey trial held here yesterday could not have served the selectors m their task of building a string Negri XI this season. Several of the selected players were unable to turn out and m spite of getting substitutes the same was
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    TURPIN WON'T BOTHER TO PREVIEW OLSON
    254 11 PETER WILSON REPORTS NEW YORK, Fri.— Randy Turpin arrived here for his world middleweight title fight against Carl Bobo Olson on October 21, complete with his entourage of manager George Middleton, Mrs. and Miss Middleton, brothers Dick and Jackie Turpin, trainer Frank Algar, a
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    Belgium Draw With Finland
    67 11 BRUSSELS, Sept. 24, (Reuter). Belgium drew 2 2 with Finland here yesterday to make certain of qualifying for the final of the world soccer cup competition m Switzerland next year. They led I—o1 0 at half time. Belgium, who had beaten Finland m the first leg
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    Farrer Cup Soccer
    27 11 ARCHITECT Department dre* 1-1 with Electricity m the Farrei Cup soccer competition hp'd at the Farrer Park restCidajr. Scorers *u# iiuck Suig «ia«i ismmiL
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      249 11 NOTK.KS POLICE TENDER NOTICE. RENDERS which will close at 12 noon on FRIDAY 2nd OCTOBER. 1953 are invited by the Commissioner of Police. Federation of Malaya for the supply of batteries foi Motor Transport vehicles. 2 Full particulars may be obtained on application to tht Force Quartermaster, PoliceHeadquarters. Blu/F Road
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      735 11 EMOAWMiErtT I^HE ENGAGEMENT is announced bet acid Miss Baby Lee Kirn Nio ol Na 48. Ceyioh Rr>ad. eldest daughter o' Mr. A Mrs. Lee Chwer Siang and Mr Peter Lim V.m* Cheng, son of the late Mr. Mrs Lim Honf Seng. DKAIII 'pA.\ MRS TAN BENG A MONO nice Ong
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      508 11 Standard Service For The I'ncmployod M \«JI X l<\|( I rr illiiiupJo>fiJ a^il In »rrd n Ik,i k >«»il lo find work. Ihr *»ingj|M*r«> m.l.ml Iv« ui|tlo)nt< nt Uur. m »n<rs yon trrr «p»rr In tin* 9«S| ..ill or unir BSJSM I«h;i| st:imliin| olHrr for m ipftli. ••In mi rin
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    Marciano Praises Beaten Opponent As Gamest Fighter
    556 12 ROUND by round report of the light on Page NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (UP)— Rocky Marciano had morp admiration for beaten Roland La Starza than he had tor himself last ni^ht after successfully defending the heavyweight championship of the world, winning by a
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    Ceylonese Too Good For Schools
    191 12 Ceylonese Too Good For Schools A STRONG; Ceyloneie Sport* team the colour* Combined J, n a friendly t Ba -tier Ceyloi 0. The Cc quick Into 1 :n lhc fV ftn Ba working j,,. :he ball to j i from the j Richard Es.s n hiJ pads I 'n clear
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    Wong Whips Hock Leng
    56 12 KLUANG. Frf. Malayan champion Wong Peng Soon outclassed Cheong Hock Lcng m a two-set exhibition mat.-h played here at the Government English School hall today. A capacity crowd saw Wong win 15-10. 15-2. I n the second set. Wong gave no chances and took less than
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    Another Triumph For Pg. All Blues
    462 12 PENANG, Fri.— The Penang All Blues, giving: a splendid exhibition of hard and solid rugby, brought their sequence of wins over the Royal Bangkok Sports Club to four today when they beat the visiting team by nine points (three tries) to three points (one
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    Colony FS Cup Team
    55 12 THE SJnsapore Badminton Association last night named six players to represent the Colony m the Fooni? Seong Cup zone final between Malacca and Singapore on October 3 and 4 at Malacca. The players are On? Poh Lim, Ismail bin Marjan, Loon? Pan Yap, Andrew Tan. Quek
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    Only 7 Turned Up
    27 12 SINGAPORE Eurasians, with only seven players, were compelled to concede a walkover decision to the Chinese m a SAFA community league same yesterday.
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    RM Ramblers
    40 12 THE Singapore Radin Mis Ramblers' soccer team against Railway Institute today will be selected from: Tony, Bagong. G. Phillip. Omar. Samad. Chwee Lent? Balan. Beta. Sulong. Rnbca., Ah Yin. Hassan. Tahir Choon Chee. Kadir, Jabri. Fali. and Bakar.
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    RNAS Take Full Points Off SRC 'B'
    358 12 Royal Naval Air Station (Sembawang) enhanced their position m the Singapore Hockey Association Division II league when they took full points off the hitherto unbeaten Singapore Recreation Club 2nd XI m a keenly contested fixture on the Padiing yesterday. A goal scored by
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    TWO NEW 'STARS' SAVE SCC
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    PLAYER LEAVES TO FIGHT SPECTATOR
    377 12 FRAYED tempers held up a Singapore Business Houses F.A. K.O. Cuptie between Singapore Cold Storage and the Mercantile Bank Sports Club for ten minutes m the second half, during which time a player decided to exchange blows with a spectator. As far as the match
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    Bukom In Round 2
    19 12 KPM his ronreded h Wslßmvci to Pulo Bukom m their pint round KO tup replay
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    Ong Brothers Take Honours
    565 12 TWO brothers, Ong Choon Lim and Choon Hay dominated the Victoria School swimming carnival by winning the "A" and "C" Division individual championships respectively. Choon Lim was an easy winner m the 100, 200 and 400 free style while his younger brother, Choon Hay won the
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    Walkover Wins
    29 12 SINGAPORE Trartion Company and Gymkhana Bpofil Club were Riven walkovers jvhen their opponents. Oversea Chinese Bank and Immigration SC dirt not turn up for their matches yesterday.
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    FARRER CUP SOCCER
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    YMCA Billiards
    24 12 Tan Kirn Song and Yeo Koon Van will mcci m tho final of the YMCA four-ball billiards final at 7 o'clock tonight.
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    Scratch Team Win
    28 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A bCratCfc HQ Malaya XV beat th.RASC fov 12 points (four 'ties' 111 three |w»ints <a t iy» m luttby Rama today.
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    FAIL TO
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    "I Did My Best," Says Abdul Mawi
    46 12 "I Did My Best," Says Abdul Mawi was rv hear that t) Makes rvrni from M.ut "Anolhrr itit »bout nxs rfa to the s<ho.,l This .s id HHI be rollo >**.«H MM.tr, Maw i „f l(1. Upeciatcd th< them ,n lus th.n* hr about Has 100
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    Davidson Topples Mulloy
    31 12 Davidson Topples Mulloy BKI I I I shipVI S Wiml •d i !<• Th.« I). HMO lO I).. anio' by B D n Seth P ont at the I the In 1
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