Singapore Standard, 14 September 1954

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    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD AAAAAASDD m s. Vol. V. No. 73. /SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1954 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS
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    CONTEST RESULT
    143 1 CONTEST RESULT CONTEST MISS Susan Chua of No 1. Paterson Hill, j Singapore, is the winner the Standard QuickCs t Contest No. 48. Ml Va; Onega, the Sing ipore r'ute: band leader, t Urn judge. The correct answers are: CLUE NO. I— BORNEO MOTORS. AUSTIN. You Can ?r> bubiy profit
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    Quake Toll Now 1,600
    87 1 I LNSVILLE. Algeria, s UP)- -Death l U m t tj astrous earthquake 9. truck North Africa t. la: jumped to 1.600 t lay when search parties md bodies m a moun- :ompletehf wiped out a. shock r ew sh< ck cracked a the rains oi
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    15,000 HEAR INDIAN MYSTIC
    35 1 BOMBAY Sept A?? t Baba t-yeai ißcaraal n i jai Dgr< as we >mn ci remonj at A Ina ar Bombay state. Sun lay, when he made 1 iblk ape- arance
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    MONSTER TYPHOON KILLS 9
    141 1 MONSTER TYPHOON KILLS 9 TOKYO. Sept. 13 <AP"> Thousands fled their homes tonight as one ol history's most terrible typ-v i ns slammed Into the southern Japanese mainland, rendering 5.366 homeless. Nine are dead and eight missing. The monster 300-mile '.v:dr' labelled by weather authorities "Typhoon June," or Typhoon No.
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    Roses For Malenkov
    54 1 EGO Sept. 13: (Renter).— A shipa roses was on they to .vas a pe nbol for fa a ..-.i g ates m the inisi Government. t aii mpresa the Calm s*a:e V tion at 1 aof its annual i nvenere y< lei ..y cpre a hopes Ihe
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    She Flees The
    201 1 By BERNARD WILLIAMS Standard Shipping Reporter MRS. LIU WISSMER, a 38-year-old Swiss national, is fleeing Red China to save her two young daughters Tue Choa and Tue Cho from being: indocrinated m the principles of Communism. In taking this step Mrs. Liv left her husband, a Chinese
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    Schoolgirl Is Victim No. 11
    373 1 Pickering St. Death Fall MYSTERY surrounds the death of a Chinese schoolgirl who fell from the Singapore Improvement Trust flats m Upper Pickering Street shortly after Monday midnight. The girl has *o-:-cn Identified a Standard Five pupil of as Miss Ho Poh Choo. 17. Fairfield
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    U NU FOR CHINA
    22 1 BURMESE Premier U Xv will visit Communist China m December, it was officially announced m Rangoon. A P
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    1,500 FIGHT TO SAVE THEIR CITY
    146 1 DIBRUGARH. Assam, Sept. 13 More than 1.500 people are lighting a round-the-clock battle to dismantle buildings m the path of the swollen Brahmaputra River which is steadily .-wallowing up this rich North Indian tea town. Already m the past 24 hours three acres m
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    Reds To Save Her Daughters
    26 1 photo. MRS. LIU WISSMER photographed on board the Hessenstein yesterday with her two daughters, Tue Choa (left) and Tue Cho. Standard
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    Quemoy: Invasion Fleet Scattered
    203 1 TAIPEH, Sept. 13:— An official Chinese Nationalist Government spokesman, Lieutenant General Chang Vi Ting:, said today Nationalist bombers escorted by F-84 Thunderjets bombed and rocketed Communist artillery positions at Shimou near Amoy and Tateng Island north of the Nationalist island outpost of Quemoy this morning. In
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    Three MPs Play 'Good Samaritans'
    93 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Three Members of Parliament today played "Good Samaritans" to a Tamil woman injured hi a traffic accident on their way to Kuala Lumpur from Petaling. Twenty-eight-year-old Ambrose Mary was travelling m a taxi with two compatriots when the vehicle was involved m
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    Ten Dead In Crash
    56 1 WESTOVER AIR FORCE BASE. Massachusetts. Sept. 13 <UP> A giant C-124 transport plane crashed at Thule Air Force base m Greenland yesterday, killing ten airmen a few minutes after taking off for the United States, an Air Force spokesman announced. Five passengers aboard the four-engined Military
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    GIRL, 14, MISSING 3 DAYS
    249 1 Row With Mother A 14-YEAR-OLD girl, Nang Zahara bin'.e All. has been missing from her home m Joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore, since Sunday following a row with her adopted mother. Rogi y a h binte Osman said the quarre. arose when her s l c
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    Mighty Mo Is Retired
    39 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 13 i ßeuter>— The United States battleship, Missouri ("Mighty Mo"), on which Japan"s surrender was signed m September 1945. leaves h« j re today for Bremerton. Washington. where bhe will be decommissioned.
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    TWINS FOR ARCHDUKE
    33 1 WUERZBURG. Germany. S» j pt. 13, <AP»— Twin daughters were born here today to Archduke Otto von Hap.-bunr. Pretender to the Austrian throne, and his wife. Princess Regina of Sachsen-Weinin-
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    BORDER WAIT FOR FREED NEWSMEN
    149 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 1° (UP) The United States consulate here today dispatched two representatives to the Chinese border to meet two American newsmen and a boat captain whose release has been announced by the Peking: Government. The consulate, although without definite word when the three Americans
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    KUANTAN A Boom Town
    714 1  - KUANTAN A Boom Town HUGH SAVAGE Big Capital Pours Into This East Coast Port By Standard Chief Correspondent m the Federation KUANTAN, Mon. This capital-to-be of Pahang with a population of 24,000 is m the midst of the greatest boom m its history. Land values are rising, big business combines
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    U.S. WON'T ABANDON ITS SYNTHETIC
    374 2 So Long As Red Threat Remains KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. "The United States of America cannot abandon production of synthetic rubber with the possibility of Malaya and Indonesia falling into Communist hands," Congressman James B. Utt, a member of the House of Ways and Means Committee,
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    'Chow Time' For Refugees
    100 2 THE aircraft earner h M.S. Warrior, attached to the Fcr Eost Stotion, is engaged with French and American ships m the transport of Vietnamese evacuees f r om the Tonkin Delta to Southern V i c t r c r r Over 3 ,000 men women
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    30 Reds Steal Two Shot Guns
    99 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A gn ng of about 30 Com-mU-Jst terrorists stole two >hot guns from the Home Guard at Kampong Jinjang m the Seremban district, Negri Sembilan. on Sunday. The Communists then went towards Cheviot Estate, and three hours later. 10 terrorists entered
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    Ratings In Wharf Had No Passes
    129 2 F. G BROI'GH and Ronald Turner, of the H.M.S. Newcastle, were m the vicinity of Godown Xo 18. Singapore Harbour Board, m the small hours of yesterday morning. king for a ship to take them back home, as they felt '"browned on and tired
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    DATO TAN SAYS IT'S UNTRUE'
    109 2 MALACCA. Mon.— Data Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of i the Malayan Chinese Association, today denied as "untrue and misleading" the allegation oi expe.'ed party man. Mr. Woo Ka Lim that the MCA had O\ d (2 million m hand at the time its lottery was
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    DRIVER FINED
    34 2 KOTA BHARI'. Mo:i. >. driver of a car, was fined (400 and his driving licence suspended lor a period of li months b/ Magistrate Che Hanm, for using a private •v- for hire.
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    'Manila Crop' Man Faces Hurt Charge
    246 2 LEE PEK LENG was reported to have instructed a barber to give him a "close cut" and his eyebrows trimmed on the very day he was alleged to have plunged a knife into the chest of a youth, Goh Cheng Kiat, it was stated
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    Man's 'Affair' With 13-Year-Old Girl
    255 2 FATHER GETS A SHOCK KUALA LUMPUR, Mon —A 41-year-old married man who is alleged to have forced a 13-year-old girl to carry on a love affair with him for five months before her father ended it, was committed lor trial by Incite Abdul Rani, the
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    Nominee Walks Out
    79 2 PENANG. Mon.— A nominee for the presidentship of the Pennng Clerical and Administrative Staff Union. Mr. N. Ponnudurai. walked out of the annual general meeting of the Union yesterday after protesting against the "unconstitutional" procedure adopted with regard to the secret of balloting of office-bearers. Mr. Ponnudurai
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    Dud Cheque Lands Him In Prison
    93 2 Dud Cheque Lands Him In Prison KHOO LIAN SEXG, a hawker, who attempted to cheat a textile firm m North Bridge Road by offering a duti cheque m payment lor textiles worth $2,135, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. The prosecution stated that
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    COCKTAILS FOR THE MPs
    56 2 IPOH. Mon. Sir Ralph Assheton and Sir Robert Boothby, member- of the Unitf-d Kingdom delegation of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association now visiting Malaya, attended a cocktail party at the Perak Turf Club. Ipoh. yesterday at the invitation of the members of the Perak State Executive Council
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    COMMODITY FRICES
    112 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were Buyers Sellers \o. I K.S S Spot Laase ifl« 7t{ N<>. 1 K.s.s n lfi :<t if] No.2K.S.S 693 M No. :i K.s.s. 69| 6*l Tone: Steads quiet i m rmi Hit- prii i <it en s (s--terda
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    YOUTH COUNCIL
    25 2 THE Committee meeting of the North Perak District Youth Council will be held at the King Edward VII School. Taiping, on Sept 17.
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    DO NOT DEPEND ON STATE-MacG.
    198 2 Xl ALA LLMPIK, Mon— Sir Donald MacGilfcivray, the High Commissioner, warned tonight that Malaya must not allow better living conditions to sap the moral fibre of her people. Sir Donald, who donned his Chief Scout's uniform Cor the first time to preseni gallantry awards to
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    Married In Singapore
    47 3 Mm <11\N WAN HANG jrJ Ms bride th? former M|>s Nun V who VCTC m.rrei .:t the Singapore Kelt ,-v ,>o <.- i»y. Th- br!J?graoM i, employed m the J< in^r, i,, vent irusl Pl-iuuintj office and the brute i> i m hovl teac her.
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    BUREAU TO ENCOURAGE BETTER DRIVING
    179 3  -  ANDREW FANG Move By Spore Instructors By Standard Staff Reporter .v f aI A[ sfDrivi5 fDrivin 9 Standards is to be set up m Singapore to raise the standard of driving instruction m the Colony. rs and proprietors of Singapore's driving schools will met on
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    Education Fund For Balestier
    93 3 a STUD'S institute I ;n the nan I Lhe "Ba. a QtTe Sfl vun baa I I I t purj granting la deserving nbera m -a. moc 1 [nan r. th fun i hi 1 ran oi •-■> A books .v 1 en ai o port
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    No Signal
    11 3 WAN wh was the"-.--c "-.--c F Mr J P
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    POLICE SHUTS OUT THE PRESS
    327 3 POLICE SHUTS OUT THE PRESS IPOH, Mon. Ipoh Police are up m arms against the Press following two recent reports which were published m Malayan newspapers concerning incidents involving members of the force. A directive has been issued by the Oflicer-in-charge Police District, Mr. PH. Wright-Nooth to all investigating officers
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    Children's Register
    60 3 THE Singapore Social Welfare Department's Handicapped Children's Register is growing steadily. More than 225 rases have already registered. There are 109 blind children. 72 deaf and dumb. 29 crippled and H mentally defective. The Department's Counselling and Advice Section dealt with a total of 102 ca^es last m
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    German Youth, 20, Sees The WorldOn 2 Wheels
    322 3  - German Youth, 20, Sees The WorldOn 2 Wheels JOE SASSON Bjj A St-year-oM Geraaa youth, ■rho li-!i his home m Worm.'., Westers Germany, m August, li-.'. >. 'ir "to obtain a better knowledge of the world" cycled into Singapore from P'-.i.m; on Sunday evening after roveriac a total of "J4.li)i)
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    Gratuity Appeal For The Jobless
    134 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN APPEAL to Singapore Government not to retrench its temporary staff without providing: them with alternate work or sufficient gratuity, was made hv Dr. C. J. Paglar, Legislative Councillor (Changi) yesterday. Dr Paglar said Governon >nts present policy to "sack" Its temporary
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    Killed By A Girder
    45 3 BL'TTERWORTII. Mon. K. P. Kurapan, 52, was killed today tn an accident oil' Kampong Paya Road. Korapan was cycling when he was knocked off the bicycle by b girder carried by a crane, lorry, which was going m the opposite direction.
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    Jail, Fine On Assault Count
    50 3 KLANG, Mon. -V. Michael, 88, was I > i ty sentenced to 14 days 1 Imprisonment and, m addition, fined $250 for assaulting a Chinese bicycle dealer by the Kians Magistrate. In default of the fine Michael Is to undergo a further six months' imprison-
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    HAD GUN AND AMMO, GETS 3 YEARS' JAIL
    141 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Cycling home about midnight, i Umar bin Haji Anuar was j stopped by Police m an am- bush and searched. On hi.s person Police found a revolver and six rounds of ammunition. Umar was charged m the Sessions Court,
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    Vacancies In Three Schools
    142 3 Vacancies In Three Schools THREE Singapore Primary English schools still have 209 vacancies which can be filled immediately. Parents should make use of this opportunity to enrol their children as these schools opened a week ago. said the Senior Inspector of Schools. Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, yesterday. The schools
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    Training Under The TWI Scheme
    117 3 Training Under The TWI Scheme AN International Labour Office expert to train factory and labour supervisors under the Training Within Industry (TWI) scheme, is expected to arrive m Singapore m the first week of next month, Mr. C. W. Lyle. acting Commissioner for Labour, said yesterday. The TWI scheme is
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    Buddhist Leader
    48 3 PENANG, Mon.— The general secretary of the Maha Bodhi Society of India. Sri Devapriya Valinsinha. a wellknown Buddhist leader who arrived m Penang from Japan on Saturday, visited places of interest here during the weekend. Sri Devapriya Valinsinha left by the Sirdhana for Calcutta this morning.
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    Road Named After Mistri
    55 3 THE Singapore City Council has decided to give names to three roads off Shenlon Way. These will be called: Mistri Road < after the late Mr. N. R. Mistri >. Parsi Road and Prince Edward Lane. It has also agreed to call the blind alley off
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    NEW PENSION PLAN FOR WORKERS
    155 3 FIRST Steps to put nonI industrial employees of the Singapore Naval Base on the I permanent pensionable estab] ?hment have been taken. Ab »vi 75 cierks with more n ig gears' service, Bi>d tit -i Lrements, h ivi ■-> rr».^ »-Tfy examined. 1 Their medical
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    Dresser Tells How He Fought With Gunman
    378 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A 51-year-old estate dresser today described to the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mathew, how he grappled with and disarmed a man who brandished a loaded revolver at him and demanded money at his home m Seaport Estate, 10 miles from
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    Gambled On 'Jackpot'
    53 3 A 11-YEAR-OLD boy WBS cautioned and discharged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for gambling on the "jackpot" m an 'amusement park m Bukit Timah Road on Sept. 12. Another man Ng Peck Chung, who was charged with the same offence, was fined $10 and the
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    ASIAN NATIONALISM: A WARNING
    301 4 The Cwealfh Is A Safeguard-MPs KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Five members of the British Parliament cautioned Malaya today against virulent nationalism which might destroy South-east Asia m the same way as Eastern and Central Europe since the war." "A stronger Commonwealth link between British territories "m South-east
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    Bride From Perlis
    62 4 THE weddins: of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cheong Thiain Bock took place recently at the Church of the Sacred Heart. Tank Road. Singapore. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Cheonjr Ah Koo of Singapore and the bride is the former Miss Loll Yeow
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    STRIKERS MAY LOSE THEIR JOBS
    106 4 FOUR h indred employees of lie [a ayan Texi c Mills, at B drii Timah Road. Singapore. who are on strike since Sept. 9, will be thrown out of em- i' they fail to report ity this morning. The Textile Mills 1 manageienl wi si
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    Disqualified From Driving
    72 4 CHAN Hong Joo. was fined $101 the Singapore First T: EBc Mag -Irate. Mr. J, P. r, terday, when he I guilty to a charge of riding bis friend's motor cycle overed by third irance on June 27. His friend. Tan Tek Hauw, fined *l (l(l for
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    PAINTS WITH A KNIFE
    120 4 PAINTS WITH A KNIFE AN EXHIBITION of paintings somewhat reminiM'ent of the Claude Lorrainp school, of the 17th Ontuiy. opened yesterday afternoon at John Little's. Singapore. It will last 10 days. The oils, done with a palette knife, are by George K. Deakins. R.N who is sivinir his third show
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 4 HONGKONG, Sept. 13.— Special Standard Service Cio.sj;}" prices of ihe Hongkons, Exchange today were 51 5.67 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to USSI: 1.833 to Malayan Si. $0,187 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $254.75 to a tael.
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    MR. SHAW DENIES DELAY' CHARGE
    246 4 SINGAPORE'S Fire Chief, Mr. J. G. Shaw, said, yesterday, that the charges made against the Fire Brigade by residents of Potong Pasir over Saturday's fire were without foundation and "could have been the result of over-excitement and unwilling imagination."' He was referring to charge thai
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    1,000 To Take Part In Parade
    179 4 Battle Of Britain Day A PARADE of nearly 1.0(KI officers, airmen and airwomen will be the highlight of this year's "Battle of Britain Day" anniversary celebration m Singapore on Wednesday. Plam-s of the R.A.F. will also stage an Impr sive flypast over the parad
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    Raw Opium Found In Tankers
    126 4 Raw Opium Found In Tankers SINGAPORE Customs last week seized $135,000 worth of raw Persian opium from two Shell Company oil tankers m j Colony waters, The contraband weighed 1683 pounds and cosl $800 per pound m the Singapore black market. First seizure was made towards the end of lasl
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    Acquitted Of Armed Robbery
    153 4 Acquitted Of Armed Robbery A 19-YEAR-OLD .-hop assistant, Chua Ban Xeng, w, acquitted m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday of armed robbery, on a jury's 5 2 majority verdict Commenting on the jury"? findings, Mr. Justice Knight remarked: "1 teel it must have been a very near decision and I
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    Maria Does it Again
    91 4 CAUGHT loitering inside paw nsta< p on Sept. 11 with a sarong, wo rt h $7, Mi ri i Sta Maria admitted to ■■'■'< tive that he I stolen the sarong from a house m Lembu Road, t'ne Singapore Sixth Police Court was told yesterday Maria
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    CID Clamp Down On Secret Societies
    26 5 CID Clamp Down On Secret Societies "ion, the Sub-Bra CID have B i Tae ed gui Poiice S t the gener; I the Se S Sub-B
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    STRUCK DEAD BY LIGHTNING
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    NEW BILL TO CLOSE SCHOOLS
    284 5 NEW BILL TO CLOSE SCHOOLS Registrar Given Power To Act On Undesirables The Government of Singapore will shortly amend the Registration of Schools Ordinance to empower the Registrar of Schools to close institutions which he believes are being used for "certain undesirable purposes/ The new law will also apply m
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    PROSPECTIVE GROOM
    60 5 Standard uhotn by MX JOHN Ell, Mm of the late Mr Ku Tomg Sen. re- j turned to Mimupnre yestetdaj irom lloimkonu by BO Ar^niiaut Uitli him above is liis si.stfr -m law. Mrs. l>i.ina Ku John h.k rerently engaged to Miss Pearl Lee, daughter of a tlongkoag
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    Vacancies In Teachers' Rest House
    100 5 Vacancies In Teachers' Rest House SINGAPORE teachers, married i>v single, may now go to the Chinese V.M.C.A. towsolve their accommodation problems. Several vacancies m single and married quarters exist m the 76-bed Teachers' Rest House at Meyer Road, opposite Katong Park. Applications should be addressed to Mr. Peter G. P.
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    Army' Has No Place To Meet
    112 5 Army' Has No Place To Meet THE Singapore Salvation Army ordered by the City Council to stop its ope:; air meetings on the Esplanade, despite police permission is "up againsi a brick wall." Colonel F. W. Harvey, head of the organization, told The Standard yesterday: "We lure searched everywhere for
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    2 CONDUCTORS SENT TO JAIL
    76 5 TEO Thian Sek. a Singapore Traction Company conductor, was .sentenced m the Firsl Crimina] District Court yesterday to seven months' rigorous imprisonment on two counts of misappropriating IQ-cent fares received from passengers on July 15 and 19, this year. The sentences are to run concurrently.
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    Democratic Front Against Communism
    124 5 MR. K. YY. Jakeman, assistant Commissioner General lor Colonial Affairs, told a regional education conference at Phoenix Park, here, yesterday, that all countries within the South-east Asia region, with which they were concerned, were standing side by side on the democratic front against Communism. Mr. Jakeman
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    New Workmen's Law Next Year
    207 5 Employers Must Insure SINGAPORE'S Workman's Compensation Bill, uhirh SCCks to cowr even a clerical employee whose income does not exceed $400 monthly, and also provides increased rates ot compensation, may come into lone early next year. Mr. C W, Kyle, acting (onimis>i;>mi tor Labour said
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    Bishop Back In Colony
    87 5 THE Rl Rev, Henry WolfeBaines. Bishop ot Singapore returned to Singapore by air last nighi after attending the World Anglican Congress and the 2nd embly of the World Coun- Churches m America. Bishop said the gress had been a "ver^ happy and successful gatherReferring to the
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    SHOWED LEWD PHOTOS, FINED
    57 5 FOR publicly exhibiting a( Dumbei of obscene pictures m Desker Road on the night of Sept 11, Wee Teck Siang was! fined $20 In the Singapore^ Sixth Police Couri yesterday. Wee was arrested by two detectives, when In 1 showed the j pictures to his Malay
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    Cash Bonus For Perfect Workers
    124 5 AMIDST loud cheers iroin .m assembly oi felI<»w workers 16 employees "i National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd m Singapore were presented casb awards and "Pt'iftut Record" badges yesterday. The employees who have had perfect records for a year reieived their awards from the Assistant Majiasins Director.
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    OFF TO FRANCE
    42 5 MISS Pamela Cornelius of Si 11 ?a pore, who has won a French Government scholarship, left the Colony today for France aboard Uw* SS Laos. She will take a coarse m French Literature ai the Ai\ en Provence Faculty.
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    LECTURE ON SOILS
    72 5 LECTURE ON SOILS MR I K. Nixon V( I M.LC.E., soil engineer, uho is m Singapore to advise on the s:>.000.000 Shell Building m Collyer Quay, gave a talk on "Practical Soil M •<hanics" to the Joint Overseas Group of the Institute of Civil. Electrical and Mechanical Engineers at the
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    MORE LIGHTS
    57 5 KUANTAN Mon. The streets here are much brighter now aftei ition of more ;1 reet-lights. Tv three more lights were erected recently. these Dew ighta are of the mercury vapour type. More will be added when the ne< c sity arises, said a man of the Central Electricity
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    50,000 Will Ask Govt. To Clear Slum Conditions
    128 5 50 ,000 Will Ask Govt. To Clear Slum Conditions A MASs petition. Signed l>\ :M leuM o»m| people, is to he scut to government railing !<<r the rapid clearance of stum conditions m Sii g^apore Tii- petition, which by the Labour V ront. follows disc .r the From had with
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    Crown Drops Charge
    32 5 CHU Sen| »tan ay acquitted m the Singaj c Seemd Cri i D a charge under the C onal Service Ordinal failing to attend Civ I> In 1 > charg
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    Undergrad Sues Colonel For Damages In Accident
    12 5 Undergrad Sues Colonel For Damages In Accident S i I Mr H
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    SLEEP COSTS HER $330
    33 5 vtoung i slept so soundly m he m Kitchi 1 Sing m the s ing thai i key- Erom vi I piilow. The thi< a] of jewellery S ash.
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  • SINGAPORE STANDARD
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      New Outlook
      532 6 11 I a M and UniV ;!l\r '()bs .11 r ds tl angc oi attitude :he pr- Malaj ana toy h In tates it also Indicates the Ch. Q£ the p. pi t ployed m subl positions m European estates, though m Itcei m son. belonging to a
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      Balanced Budget Value
      204 6 'j'iiK "season oi the purse 1 has arrived In Malaya" Sin Chew Jil Poh m di cv King the value of a balanced budget At this ime ol the year, continues daily, commercial Dims, City Councils, Town Boards and the Governn* nts are preparing next budgets. Mai
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      Modernization Of China
      94 6 V ANYANG SIANG PAD disr'- r s th< m< di rnization i vi China. Siucu liic uni- ~ij"-. J *_~_~_~_i~u~i_i~o~i_~u~u~i-~i-~i_n. fication of China, says the* daily, great steps have been 1 taken to wipe out tradi- 1 tions and customs that are. thousands of years old. Tins
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      Now Is The Hour
      86 6 r rilE time and opportunity! L for the reconquest of the, 1 Chinese mainland has ar- rived, says Kuominiun^ 1 Chung Shing Jit Pao. Thrr daily hails the bombing of i Amoy as an event worthy of record m the chronicle* of Communist containment This bombing
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      Rahman Criticized
      151 6 TTUSAN Melayu criticise? Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. "Minister", for Natural Resources andi Vice-President of umno for his speech to UMNO 1 members at Kampong 1 Batu. Kuala Lumpur recently. Dr. Ismail was reported to! have said that UMNO's de- mand for a fully elected, legislature which
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  • We'the PEOPLE
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      KIRKBY, INDIAN GRADUATES AND SCHOOL FEES
      467 6 KIRKBY, INDIAN GRADUATES AND SCHOOL FEES Sir— l direct this letter .v. to the Member for Education, Federation ol j Malaya and secondly, to the M< mb< r ol the F< deral I. ji; lai Council. I".' tl M mber lor Educai lon, I will -ay thai if he i
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      What Have The Parents Done?
      346 6 What Have The Parents Done? Sir: I have noted that manj have criticised the Member for Education for sending our future teachers to Kirkby. and for trying to raise the schoolfees. The critic- m your pap r and other papers forget thai the Dato is oniv Implementing the policies oi
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      WHY?
      69 6 be grateful] Rev G H I Keng could why politics is a j i ne. There arc cl< an politics politics as n Padr< and Pa. lre-. I think m politics as g th< langer is m itting c fen :e." Pers< i feel that wo are an age
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      Open Letter To Mr. J. T. Rea
      283 6 Open Letter To Mr J. T. Rea Sir; I am an S.I.T. tern at, and was, until a few days ago. two (2) months (July/ A 1034) behind m rent $104. My last paymeni was made on the 13th A igust for June rent and I intended to pay the
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      MR. WHITTAKER EXPLAINS
      295 6 Sir; R< fi rring io the letter by "An Intelligent Voter" m your issue of the 19th Aug. 1954 under ''We The People." the writing of the voter's electoral register number on the counterfoil of the ballot paper is made necessary by law, and is to enable
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      A USELESS SCHEME
      193 6 Sir; The Education Department's scheme for sending student teachers for training m England is not only an expensive bul a useless one. As a student l studied for a year und c r Kirkhy- Trained Teachers and I find them to be no better than the ordinary
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      Memorial For Mr. Aw
      163 6 Memorial For Mr. A w Sir.— As a Mend and admirer of Mr. Aw Boon Haw, I would like to uggest through the medium oi The Singapore Standard that something should be done by his friends m this country 10 keep his memory green. It is only fitting that when
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      A Waste Of Valuable Public Land
      285 6 A Waste Of Valuable Public Land Sir;— On the eve of bis retirement, Mr. Haxwortn was reported to have said ■Parkins This the big problem m all big dues m the world. I feel that m Singapore every avaiiable space should be made use of. whether m 'he medium of
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      WHAT DOES HE MEAN BY MERGER ?
      202 6 WHAT DOES HE MEAN BY MERGER Sir, 1 read with surprise lie ement iiijg<- iSi;u';dard. Wednesday, Bk bj Mr A Malaj m Sin that the Pan- Mali 0 Ma;ly L: <'■ mgress will urge the Pan-Indoi Ci'iiii r< nc« In Medan n< tnon For a mer rof 1 MalayEnd »ne
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      CORRECTION ,
      27 6 CORRECTION Licle headed h n rcieiv; ig a stude i c En| iformed by j v School. Would y. A E iMIVNv Ag;. Superintend*'!"' i' Traffi, P.m.,
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    American Spy' Gets Life In Shanghai
    61 7 American Spy' Gets Life In Shanghai LONDON, Sept. 13 (Rcuter) An American -as sentenced to life imprisonment m Shanghai .-.terday on charges of spying for the United Stores, the Communist New China news agency reported last night. N F j Redmond X York, he gag d a p nage m
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    Hurricane Edna Dies In A Gulf
    37 7 PORTLAND. S IS Edna" I weeks. •is lerda a V Scol ing 1 B re no c I g t the 1 t S the pal :l> It en ks or
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    SUEZ PACT TO BE SIGNED
    11 7 IRO. Sept 13, lAFF nt on
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    61 7 J -"J^rd Landm Correspond", n t „?nOON S«pl 13 Tl Mtmm'mj ore Hbt clos.nq LONDON RUBI j Octc s> I j Ihmki'v v ZOid j Tin, V s- j.!v LONDON TIN ~j b v n n HIM months £739 !Os by..r, £731 "Ti nt pnc £7
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    Propaganda Centre In Manila
    13 7 Propaganda Centre In Manila -v peace.\2a p they c ﾕ ﾕ ning peace-
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    Red Sounds A Warning
    16 7 aggi P StOP~ h cor -v peace- p they c ning peace-
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    U.K. Doctors Visit Russia
    46 7 k i Sv OW S< pr 13, •R< I--6 tlmi mbers ol a an di d- del< gation t>sia left Moscow d ngrad ■•i 0 v. Tass. re- t to R Soviet a b< en i X chei I Mir :et c:
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    'Flat Look' Saved Me, Says Miss America
    295 7 'Flat Look' Saved Me, Says Miss America \l l i k i m Sept. IF —She s tall, she's l.innrd .Wit! shf N ,i\s the him tl.'.t" ii.ok "cane .-1 m time to s.ive me ie« Ina Meriwether. iMu iiiii aliiumii eyed ii. m t v from ,iii m ma.
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    AFRIKA CORPS HOLD REUNION
    55 7 HEIDI ir-.Kn.. G rmany, 13. (AP) Fifteen thoueteran I Jermany's >: War II Atrika i inion ye I rThey were told a must be bas< prim: i ■B: averj I th." from Jen, L < veil, A I Fox) Romi the Coi >43. German EuroDe nexl
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    And In Tokyo, The Boy Friend Yells Hot Dog
    138 7 rOK VO. Se] fAPJ rimed Prl R R mews came M w •/m t/ie on!y 0K» Vt> thai tmel p.. stopped r tro dtM !f:fc> N ppo I«« l :> :t :l i lor (lt d•■ Met KO. 1 r.- a
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    In Quest Of A Beer Queen
    60 7 photo THREE hundred members o t fie fair sex, guzzled three glasses ot beer m five minutes and called for more m an effort to be crooned "Queen of Beer" m a uomen's beer drinking contest he'd m New Tokyo Beer Hell recently. A
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    Adenauer, Eden 'Reach Accord'
    207 7 BONN. Sept. 13: (Reutcr)— Mr. Anthony Eden, the Sritish Foreign Secretary, and Dr. Adenauer. West [ierman Chancellor, "found themselves m complete igreement" during: Mr. Eden's 24-hour visit to Bonn, i joint statement said today. Tiie statement said they iad discussed the restoration i )l German sovereignty
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    Kotelawala Invited To Visit Paris
    116 7 COLOMBO. Sept. 13 (Reuter> Sir John Kotelawala, Ceylon Prime Minister, has accepted an invitation from the French Government to visit France In the third week oi November, it was officially announced here today. lie will spend a few days m Paris, while on his way
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    Hinh's Defiance Creates Tension
    197 7 PARIS. Sept. 13. (fieuter) Strong forces of troops and police faced each other outside Saigon Radio Station today as tension mounted m the city over (ieneral Nguyen Van Hinh's defiance of the Prime Minister. Ngo Dinh Diem. The General sent troop reinforcements while the Prime Minister
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    'SEATO's Teeth Are Bombers'
    97 7 'SEATO's Teeth Are Bombers' i SYDNEY. Sept. 13 (Reuter) Anglo-American bomber force provided the "back teeth" m the new South-east Asia Treaty Organization, Marshal of the Royal Air Force. Sir John Slessor. said h< re today. Sir John Slessor, former Chief of the British Air Stafi i said the SEATO
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    Hostility To Red Troops Is Hinted
    136 7 Hostility To Red Troops Is Hinted TOKYO. Sept. X (AP) Hostility 10 Communisi troops m Laos and Cambodia the two French Indo-China states neutralised by the armistice which divided Vietnam was strongly hinted today by Peking Radio. 1 The broadcast, quoting the Red.-' Vietnam news agency. said incidents are occurring
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    BRIDEGROOM DIES
    45 7 MRS. PETER Chown. 22--y< ar-old bride of three days, watched her 25-year-old bridegroom swept to his de;!in m Dc\"o!i. England, on Sum lay by a ris ng tide which caughi him on some rucks oflshore. ili- body was ret-over- j cd later.- Reuter
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    Another Film Banned
    81 7 VERVIERS, East Belgium. Sept 13, (Reuter)— Belgian police seized the second film m a week for "outrage of public morals here last night The film Modern Eden was seized m a jmaH Verviers cinema oiler it had been showing one day. "It concerns a modern paradise and
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    U.S. CONSIDERING QUEMOY DEFENCE
    370 7 'Related To Formosa DENVER, Sept. 13, (Reuterl Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretory of State said yesterday the defence of Quemoy is primarily related to the defence of Formosa and it is being considered and studied m that light." Mr. Dulles had been asked
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    TIME FOR RUSSO-JAP TREATY? |
    169 7 TIME FOR RUSSO-JAP TREATY? TOKYO. Sept. 13. 'UP'— < The Japanese Government today offered to conclude a I peace treaty with Russia along the lines of the San Francisco treaty with the i Westt ni democracies. A Foreign Office spokesman J issued the government's ftrsi cautious reaction to a Boviel
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    BBC Warns Child Fans
    75 7 LONDON. Sept. 13. ter) -The Brin.i. Broadcasting Corporation yesterday broadcast a warning to juvenile television fans not to lie on the floor with their chins resting on their hand while watching the screen.* 1 The BBC w., pa sing <>n the advice of dentists who j
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    MEETING OF HEALTH EXPERTS
    38 7 \!:.A S I V' La eallh lists oi 14 nal ions I today m an effori mapping out I acti- of the World 1 1 O: gan r. tion's W< stem P offi c.
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    Royal Best Man's Articles Attacked
    89 7 LONDON. Sept. 13. t> j r i The mass circulat i Sunu ly Pi i the hi guess 9f M..: cousin of th« Duk< of Edinburgh and best man wedding <•: Q I and D uniting a seri< I aboul nds— including the Duke. On
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    DRIVE AGAINST REDS IN AMERICA
    45 7 DRIVE AGAINST REDS IN AMERICA DENVI is torn* beit, Ltion, Hoover, sa lent 1 erdaj i idi the l'r. d P I I It Lpi Mr. Bi 1 n 1 m the drr j i mun J 1:. i pi tion und 3 s nutnl
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    Treatment For Ex-Nazi
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      1192 8 lrl: 4Uj BLUE FUNNEL LINE gpJS mnati) MANSFIELD CO., LTD. J oSt Incorporated m Singapore Carriers uptlun to proceed via other ports to load and distltarre carjo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON <& CONTINENTAL PORTS. Due Sails P. Sham Pentng l'er->cu<. for Liverpoo; i Gla«--g^-.v Sept 14/16 Neleus for Liverpool
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      755 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Lin« Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL), BOSTON, NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS, via SUEZ. Spore P. Sham Penang ARKELDYK (HAL) 19/25 Sept 26 Sept 27/28 Sept ROEBIAH (SMN, 29 Sept/5 Oct 6 Oct 7/8 Oct BORNEO (SMN)
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  • Article
    Good Trade For Those Who Seek It – Director
    153 9 Good Trade For Those Who Seek It Director Standard Staff Reporter EIGHTY radio dealers gathered yesterday for we annual Philips Radio convention at the Si Andrew^ War Memorial Hall. Singapore were I >ld u*at they nandle over To the radio busin s m Ihe areas they serve. R s m
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    Movements Of Tin Drop
    54 9 3 of til in-con-the V- ore Penan? lons last n» nth al statisti i ghi months of this i 815 ith 37,314 ions ri n the corresponding pent i ar. o*l ved last ere exportrafc I 179 tons from from Negri .lohore. Kedah. 28 tons I
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    ANT TROUBLE
    33 9 A gentine ant has bew na m Perth i•■ A tralia, thai a Hve- n ...:nrhed to control natively new thai insecticide, is to when spraying mos begin m a few
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  • Finance And Commerce
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      Industrials Are Firmer And Tins Dull
      723 9 Industrials Are Firmer And Tins Dull FH few an indusi res were r on the hare marTin shares how-i re lull and irregular ■< ieni busini s to test prices Rubber shares con-i tii ed to be neglected, fti es quoted by the Malay- 1 Sharelin leers' Association lay were:
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    C.P.A. Begin Cheaper Bangkok Service
    266 9 C.P.A. Begin Cheaper Bangkok Service Standard Aviation Reporter CATHAY Pacific Airways are introducing with immediate effect a 30-day excursion fare to Bangkok for only $336. QPA Sales Representative, Mr. A. N. Scow, told T;i c Standard yesterday. This excursion fare is 542 cheaper than the present round-trip fare of $378,
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    Ships In Harbour
    184 9 cm ti:r roads Asha; Monica Wiards: Atbena: De Eerens; Falkelfjell: Hessenstein; Sanada Mail; Granhcim: Mentor; Kota Agoeng; Yangtse; Norman Lykes; Kalian.gei: Lycaon; Harunasan Maru: Nelly; Buruman: La Charante; Laos: Sembas; Yunnan. INNER ROADS Resang; Larantuka; Senal; Caltex; Sg. Bila; Kah Soon, Scudai; Hin Ann; Teck Hong. New
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    FISH MEN FACE CRISIS IN TRENGGANU
    561 9  -  HUGH SAVAGE No Buyers For Hauls By KUALA TRENGGANI', Mon An ugly crisis looms m Trengganu where 11,000 fishermen are desperately m need of a market for their catch and for products like blachan. Indonesia's refusal to import dried or saitfish From Singapore [most
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    CRUDE OIL OUTPUT DIPS
    132 9 I I I TULSA. Oklahoma, Sept. 13J I <AP» Western world eryd oil production dipped to a daily average of 12.298.300 barrels m June, the Oil and Gas Journal reported yester--1 day. Output for the previous month was 12,338,000 barrels. photos. RADIO DEALERS who attended the
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    JAPAN'S NEW MOVE
    32 9 JAPANESE Premier Sfoigi Yoshida's Liberal Party is i sponsoring a new move to develop Japan's co-operation j with all South American coun- jtries m the field of fisheries. AFP
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    RAMIN WOOD
    23 9 RAM IN wood frcir Malaya was displayed m the pei nent timber exhibition recently opened at the Building Centre, Glasgow. Scotland.
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    FUNDS FOR REPLANTING A PROBLEM
    174 9 LONDON. Sepl (Renter The Financial Times said today thai m "modernising" rubber plan*;,: ions the problem was to find "adequate finance for the provisioning of an urgent replanting programme."' The busilU ,:."s ncwspap< went on: In this i it is pertii I that i a
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    Cocoa Growing Encouraging
    89 9 Cocoa Growing Encouraging THE B ar<J M coa i£ confident that sal Methods of crowing ha i I een proved on J<. Estate This l v w 1? shared bs Departmenf of Agri w\h se experts have bet ciated with the enterprise til Ma ayan cocoa. The chairman of M
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    Seremban Has No Air Link With K.L.
    145 9 Seremban Has No Air Link With K.L. Standard .staff Correspoodrnl SKRKMBAN Mon Sc«n Sembiian apit.i! iud <«mstilinn<> of t»T oUO pr«ipl< is without an airstrip to take at l«*ast B«*aver planes, becaose thr»r- i> >el. iid real demand lor a;r traffic. 1 lie Standard was lold today. Mr S\V X
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    Produce Market Is Quiet
    44 9 Q IE! on the produce i la: busii ing i alter being quu Pepper remained ed $48 H C.B Co I.UI r (per s SI Ii I H «M I OB < as i c (per H < S2lO a Saga B
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    BANK RATES
    29 9 MALAYAN i if lo me d.t > n«n IJH i Of d I• I I I a ad f'-' I] 1.1 1 .it^s re--1 i»..i ii uaali ci.
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    Decision May Shape U.S. Policy On Air Operations
    173 9 WASHINGTON. Sept. 13: (UP) President Eisenhower j is expected to announce a decision soon on one or more of four airline route cases that may shape this coun- try's policy on commercial overseas sir operations. There have been reports that a decision
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      42 9 RUBBER CLOSES AT 7O'lk CENTS Speculative Buying Seen Standind Nutef Reporter KI'BBER prices m Singapore yesterda\ crd steady at 70-1 16 cents j>ei Ih. for first j. ade utiber for September shipment, a rise of 11 16 <ent ~~Z wee. end quotation
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    362 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR TH AN I'<> 1) A N ijl or VTl«>\: It if iir>t you ilon't -:i< i-f.-.j >ou're runnmij tIMMIt l\ r| \1 11. V.iItTMMI I I f *D \N K>K t KK\ it\t > the morn i c tasks fter .ur U-eadva ;e
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    36 10 \K!A FERES, the street Kremh operatic star visited th<- hotise «>i" Schaparelli last ut-ek and selected this sumptuous c\eriin:; gown of bla'-k silk net at the Italian uurtourier's m anticipation of the grand season m Pari>>.
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    PUTTING THE SHIMMER INTO SILVER
    234 10 PUTTING THE SHIMMER INTO SILVER IF your dreams of shim- mering silver-gray hair ha\e been shattered by an unattractive, tawny-yellow cast, there's more to the solution than a blue or violet coluur covering. What your hair needs is a preparation that will completely neutralize the yellow, and leave a pure
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    WORLD'S FIRST PROFESSOR OF FASHION
    784 10 WORLD'S FIRST PROFESSOR OF FASHION Phyllis Davies Introduces You To The LWSHIOX i.s an importx ant industry m many countries. Apart from designers of international renown, whose creations have far reaching influence, the profession of fashion design employs large numbers of men and women whose talents serve people of average
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    FOR THE MEM'S NOTEBOOK
    89 10 fURXITURE that is slated x for repainting should first be washed thoroughly with soap and waier to remave dirt, grease, and traces of old polish, f pLASS Itflhl fixtures and Imlba ran be cleaned quickly and thoroughly with tin old shaving brusJi. f^REASE or oil stains
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    A Place In The Sunshine
    791 10  -  KAY SABAPATHY I By BUT DON'T UNDERESTIMATE MR. SOL! /\FTER a day at the beach do you come home with an even peachy tan, or do you come back with a pink skin, and looking very much like the proverbial lobster? Sunning must be gentle.
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    DRINK YOUR WAY TO BEAUTY
    306 10  -  Helen Hugh Says "[VOW'S the time of the year to pick your beauty from the garden or buy it over the greengrocer's counter. The recipe b» simple Drink fruit and vegetable juice. It's the quickest way to bring a sparkle to your teeth, hair and
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    UK Cricket Averages
    451 11 r««,| L?NDO^ t Sept" 10: (Renter)— Final averages for the E««hsh cricket seastm which closed today with the festival Mines at Scarborough and Torquay show the first 20 m batting and bowling to be as follows:— The best final averages the Pakistan team tourinj; England this season
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      BATTLE OF THE TAPES
      147 11 Kith reference to the "lengthy" battle between the Indian Cricket Team Captain Mr. Lall Singh, and the Army Umpire Mr. Futcher Smith, we are pleased but slightly l stumped to see that "our" wicket is now only 3 inches longer than the required 22 yards and
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      MARCIANO IS READY
      151 11 NEW YORK, Sept. 13. (Reuter) Rocky Marciano has finished ring training for his world heavyweight title defence here on Wednesday against Ezzard Charles who will round oft his preparation by boxing: four rounds today. Marciano sparred two rounds yesterday making a total of 112 rounds compared with
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      MALAYS XI
      64 11 THE TEAM to represent Ma. ays against the Europeans m a S.A.F.A. community league soccer match to be played al 5.15 p.m. al tne Jaan B- sax stadium today will be chosen from Osman Angu'lin. Arshad ■la'afar, Joiian. Haji Garhati, Hassan, Aman, Harith, Osman Johan, Yasin. Omar Awang.
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      Fulham Attack Goes Goal Crazy
      210 11 By GEOKGE HAKLEY LONDON, Mon. If it's goals you're after, Fulham's the name. to paraphrase the publicity slogan of comedian Tommy Trinder, a director of the club. The Riverside Rockets play to a simple formula: get more goals than the other team. And by trouncing
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      S'PORE BA FIXTURES
      152 11 SINGAPORE Badmi nton Association's ties to be played m the Singapore badminton hall tomorrow at 7.15 p.iv. are: Women's junior doubles (final): Misses Nancy Ang and Tan Chwee Neo (Rex 8.P.) v Misses Pauline Tan and Agnes I Koh (Flower) I Men's doubles (semi-final): Omar bin Ibrahim
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      S'GOR CAGERS
      51 11 S' GOR CAGERS KUALA LUMPUR. MnnSelangor Chinese AA beat Confucian School 64-39 m a SCFA division one league basket ball match at the BB Park last night. In another .second division j league match, the Selangor Fui j Chiew Association beat Chung j Wah High School 82-31 at Bukit Bintang
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    FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS
    824 11 FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS LONDON. Sept. 12—(Reuter) Football league standings afler yesterday's matches wtre: Scottish Club. 1 played theii first league matches yesterday Therefore no. tables are compiled. P \V D I. F A Ptfi W Wanderers 7 5 l i 16 I 11 Manchester U. 7 5 i 1 17
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    NEE SOON SPORTS: DENT'S LAST GAME
    618 11  -  Scribbler By SUNDAY saw Dent's last chance to get 135 run< lor the ■-\OOO when the RAPC played i the Royal Engineers at Nee i Soon. I Engineers batted first, and went slowly to a score of 16, when their first wicket fell, and
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    BASKET-BALL
    72 11 m the MBTC Gymnasium on Tuesday night, the MBTC played "A Company of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers a::d ran but easy winners by 48 points to 22. It was obvious :hu\ the Fusiliers were sadly out of practice and that the basket-ball that they have been used j playing
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      955 11 SUB -EDITORS WANTED RANTED experience d SUB-EDrTOH B and reporters State qu;:lifications, experience, age. salary expected. Correspondence tuaU-d a- 1 confidential. Write to S.S. Box 777. c/o Singapore Standard. 23 Lim Teck Kirn Road. Sings pore. SITUATIONS VAC AM APPLICATis.' U r the •\s itwo Inspector of Dinperous Hazan c
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      262 11 Lil Abner By Al Capp f \svn s.hoold you have nothinjg, IBE CRUMMiJN ISTS.7 V HO, BOY//- I \1 I AND THE HEW HESS HAY KAVE THE PHILOSOPHN OF N, LIKE THAT A f\ EVERVTHiMGf-WHV SHOULDN'T > CRUM MUN ISM 15, IF J PHILOSOPHY /iNDSO NSIDC V^— j I >
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    ABOVE ALL IMPRESSES
    273 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By ABOVt Ml. with Garnet Bougoure astride, was the mo»t unpre sivt worker at Buku Timah this morning. Several ruiuiiriates entered for Wednesday"* races were given useful work. Running wide out on the second track Above All easily diNp.~»-d of thrr»- tur longs m :T
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    HARDIAL'S TWO HUMBLE SCRC
    412 12 HARDIAL 'S TWO HUMBLE SCRC Police Take SHA Points Police 2 Chinese 0 1 Hardial Singh 2. Umpires: Mr. Khoo Ong Lee Mr. V. Ambiavagar < THE Chinese exchanged victory for defeat when their erratic finishing and! negligent play cost them yet another Singapore Hockey Association division one league game.
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    SHELL OUT
    29 12 The Singapore Hockey As- j social ion announced yesterday! that the newly formed Shell j Sports Club have withdrawn i from the association's division :*B league. I
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    Navaratnam Sparks CSC Victory
    251 12 Navaratnam Sparks CSC Victory CEYLON Sports Club sec-i ond string beat the Public i Works Department SC by two* clear goals at Balestier Road 1 yesterday to register their sec-i ond victory m the SHA divi-i sion 3B league. I J. Navaratnam was the main-' stay m the CSC defence,
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    Dockyard Beat Khalsa
    54 12 A 'HATTRICK' by speedy centre-forward Harbajan! Singh, enabled H. M. Dockyard 1 to beat Khalsa Association 4-2 m a Singapore Hockey Asso- 1 ciation's division two game' played on the YMCA ground 1 yesterday. Beant Singh and Harbansi Singh scored the goals fort Khalsa. Darbans Singh netted
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    GIFT' GOAL GIVES RECS THE MATCH
    370 12 SRC 1 Latiff Wanderers 0 j Martens Umpires: Freddy Milne end S. Nagaiah, A 'GIFT' goal gave Singapore Recreation Club full points when they met Latiff Wanderers m a Singapore HA league match on the padang yesterday. It was Recs' second victory. They beat
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    SCC HOCKEY
    67 12 THE team to represent Sin- j gapore Cricket Club against R.A.F. Changi m a Singapore Hockey Association" Div. 1 j league match to be played on the S.C.C. ground at 5.10 p.m. tociav will be: J.P.C. Woodhouse; G. Brands C.E.X. Arkell; M. Wicks, J. Cornish. H.W. Wood; R.
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    SWHA MEET
    28 12 THE annual general meeting of the Singapore Women's I Hockey Association will be held at the Singapore Recreation Club on Thursday at 5. 31) p.m. I
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    NEW JOCKEY
    29 12 HAROLD Hanley, a Sydney jockey, will arrive from* Aus- tralia today to ride for Keith Daniel's stable. Hanley has had many successes m Sydney and m India.
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    Chinese For Tong Seng Cup
    71 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The annual Tong Seng Cup soccer match between the Chinese and the Malays will be played at Muar on Friday. The Chinese team will be: Chan Yin Heng (Cant.). Ong Km Hock, Kwong Cheng Yin Cheah Cheng Kok, Teo Yok Bin. Tham
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    Why S'pore Lost
    801 12  - Why S'pore Lost VETERAN Too Much Soccer Floodlit F011y MacLaren The Rock By [T is always so easy to be wise after all the hullabaloo i i has blown over, but without m anyway trying to* 1 appear a sage or to detract from Penang's meritorious win, one simply just
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    'Search' Light
    379 12 i A NOTHER point that might i-*- call for some deep heaxti searching on SAFA's part is whether floodlit football will > not prove a blessing In dis- > guise to Singapore's future > opponents m the Cup Final, as undoubtedly it has m this one. lit is
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    Broke Hearts
    59 12 THAT an ex-Hongkong goal- 1 keeper, m the person of Mmnij Davey MacLaren was i the rock on which the SingaI Ppre attack wa s blunted and > all but broke the gallant neart s of Awang Bakar and Kanim Omar. Singapore's most potent weapons, is of course,
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    MARINES TROUNCE ISLANDERS
    221 12 Marine Dept S.C 5 Pulau Brani o Superior m all depar minis. Marine Departm. S.C. trounced Pulau Br.i:i United five-nil m a seni.r Culony cuptie at Jalan hsar stadium last nighi Both the Mar:n< v> Omar Awang and fc Sudin had a good gan. twfpn them, they
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    Borneo Coy. Win Reploy
    30 12 BORNEO Company A Ira B: k k i goals to I the S E pss and Cup r< Praser Neave gn tod I ored four B
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