Singapore Standard, 15 September 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 11 m Vol. V. No. 71. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1934 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    STOP PRESS
    51 1 LONDON. Sept 14: »Keutef Bm^a Foreign Minister. Mr Anthony KuVn will arr;\e m Paris tomorrow *Ah the ununimous agreement of five Ruropean t rnments to <if-r!r.in> s rearmament within the Atlantic Pact and the Bruwris Treaty Organization, according to report*, reaching he:e today from trie capitals he ha>
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    30 1 TEHERAN, Sept 14. K.'uttr (.tntr.t! Bakht;ir military ttmtriior of 1 -heran t<nia> announced th it >rt ('omirunists had bfr-n .irrt-Ntfd anidnt; te»his and adm;ni>tr.itt)rs vi the o»l refinery at Abaiia:i.
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    NEW ANTI-RED PLAN
    686 1 Three-Point Attack On Bandit Jungle Dens KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation's Director of Operations, Lieut-General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, today guaranteed to finish the Communist rebellion m Malaya within one year, "if you stop subscriptions of money end food going to the terrorists m the jungle." "Stop the
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    REBELLION is the word EMERGENCY a misnomer
    214 1 REBELLION is the word EMERGENCY a misnomer KUALA LUMP U R, Tues. Communist terrorism m Malaya i s a rebellion "sustained within this country by sections of the population" and Emergency seems to be quite the wrong; name for it, Lieut.-General Si r Geoffrey Bourne. the director of Operations, said
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    Bid To Avert Vietnam Coup
    101 1 SAIGON. Sept. 14. (Reuter) The Vietnam Government will probably avert a military coup by yielding to the army today m the dispute over dismissal of the Chief of Staff, according to Vietnam sources here. General Nguyen Van Hinh. 40-year-old Chief of Staff whose defiance of
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    SOVIET ENVOY
    31 1 JAKARTA. Sept. 14 IAFP',— The first Soviet Ambassador m Indonesia. Dimitry A. Zhukov. arrived here today aboard the steamer, Oceania, accompanied by his wife, son and two staff officials.
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    TEC DIES IN ROAD CRASH
    64 1 A SINGAPORE detective, Yap Kiat Heng (27), was killed m a motor cycle accident early this morning along Paya Lebar Road. Another^ detective, Tar Cheong How (30), who was with Yap on the sanvmachine wa.s also injured. Yap died on the way I hospital. Tay
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    NIGHT OF FEAR IN BATU ARANG
    45 1 Srcndcrd photo by THE CRACKED WALLS of the Malayan Collieries' man administration building at Batu Arang caused b^ shock waves from earth falls m a disused mine reet below the ground. (More pictures m Page "T-'-^ Yeong Peng Seong
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    Tremors Rock Homes And Rip Open Roads
    490 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Panic swept the little coal-mining town of Batu Arang, 28 miles from here last night, as shock waves from earth falls m an old abandoned mine deep below the surface, rocked buildings and ripped open roads. Pc: •;>'; scun led
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    Chinese Frogmen Driven Off
    94 1 Chinese Frogmen Driven Off TAIPEI, Sept. 14, (Renter) A Defence Ministry communique said today that three Chinese Communist frogmen tried to land on the southwest shore of Quemoy Island today. They failed after Nationalist shore batteries damaged their junk which was two and a half miles from the island. Chinese
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    1'700 More Evacuated
    78 1 SAIGON. Sept. 14 i ßeuter) The crew of the British aircraft carrier. Warrior, evacuating refugees from North Indo-China announced proudly today that the total babies born aboard had risen to 4— one on the first voyage, three on the second. The Warrior arrived at Cap Saint Jacques,
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    45 People Die In Landslide
    46 1 TOKYO. Sept. 14. (AFP)— At least 45 people were killed today by a landslide at Mizukami village, m southern Kumamoto. The disaster occurred when a mountain cliff, loosened m typhoon rains, hurtled down, crushing and burying 40 farms and houses below.
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    Fiery Love Led To Arson
    51 1 TOKYO. Sept. 14 (AP>— Teisaburo Fukuda refused his son permission to marry a 27-year-old Japanese girl —but that did not quench the blaze ignited by her love. It required the nre department. Police charged the girl with arson for setting fire ye.-terday to the father's
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    Loaded Lighter Sinks In Collision
    177 1 Standard Shipping Reporter The 7.287-ton Blue Funnel cargo vessel Troilus was involved m a collision at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday with a fully laden lighter when she cast off her moorings, bound for Kohsichang. The 25-ton lighter loaded with an iron cargo, valued
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    Fixed Race Sensation
    49 1 TOKYO. Sept. 14. (AP)— Two thousand bettors, angered by reports ot a fixed bicycle rare, dragged a track official out of his office yesterday and milled angrily around him. Three hundred police rescued the man who, when he needed one most, did not have a bicycle.
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    Amok Kills 10 Sleeping Children
    80 1 Amok Kills 10 Sleeping Children CALCUTI S- pi M oP>— Ten children ol were hacked Saturday wh< n a ibourer ran amok In A un tea garden m Ibara. D Ing r.r for euti ing tea leav< "dao," tike a.s.saila!. quietl] I Iren w\ a wen Ing In eir $1
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    One Leap Kills Two Women
    43 1 TOKYO Sept. 14, (AP>— Mrs. Sumiko Hirose a 87--{rear-old mother, it-apt From thi roof of a seven-storej -yyowx.'-v- store lasl night She landed on Mrs. Elaru twamoto, i 53. Boil"; died m a hospital, a few minutes apart
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    COPTER CRASH IN KL
    80 1 Pf/of Wo/ks Ouf Un/iurf kuala lumpur. Toes. a helicopter bekmstag to the Royal Air Force cra.sheci near the this afternoon and the pilot wu:,vd out without a iingle injury. Flight Lieutenant Stewart, Adjutani of Oie R^F Station hort-, told The S'anciard that the helicopter uns coming
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    POLICE WANT MORE LIEUTENANTS
    310 2 Big Gap Among Asian Leaders, Says Bourne KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. More British Lieutenants are required for the Malayan Police, to fill "very large gaps", because there are not enough operational leaders among Asians, the Federation's Director of Operations, Lieut. -General Sir Geoffrey Bourne, declared today. Energetic
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    Kampong Boy Hero Receives Award
    162 2 Kampong Boy Hero Receives Award KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The teen-aged Malay hero of Kampong Jijan. ten miles from Seremban, today received $100 from Negri's Mentri Besar on behalf of the Federal Government, m recognition of his courage m forcing 30 bandits to fiee when they sneaked into the village on
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    TAPPER KILLED BY LIGHTNING
    43 2 SEREMBAX. Tucs.—Rajagopal. a rubber tapper of Hamilton Estate, N'ilai. was Struck dead by lightning yesterday morning during a heavy storm while he was m the field attending to his task The body has been removed to Seremban Hospital. I
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    Mr. Leong Replies To Mr. Woo
    171 2 IPOH. Tues. The General Secretary of the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Leong Yew Koh. today admit- ted that he had stood on a political platform for the I I.M.P. against the Alliance m the Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections of 1952. but explained that the
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    CLERKS AGAINST FEES INCREASE
    176 2 PENANG, Tues. Government and semi-govern-ment servants at a mass meeting today unanimously passed a resolution strongly protesting against the proposal to increase school fees "because such a measure would discriminate unduly against workers who i would not be able to meet the increased charges of their
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    Quake Damage
    52 2 (LEFT) Picture shows some of the extensive damage to Batu Aranc Police Station when shock waves from an earth fall m a disused mine 160 feet below the surface caused a minor earthquake on Monday night. (BELOW) This is how the Polite Station building: looked like yesterday morning.
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    Quizzed By Press
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    Britain Not Ashamed Of Past-MPs
    387 2 Britain Not Ashamed Of Past-MPs "THOUGH we have made mistakes tor which we now regret. Britain is not ashamed m the least cf her imperial past m Malaya." This was the unanimous reply of the five-man Parliamentary delegation to a question raised by a Singapore journalist at Radio Malaya's first
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    113 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING riibbci »)rues (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S Snot Loose «;;t^ 70' No. 1 R.S.S. 70; 701 No. 2 R.S.S. 6Si 70 i No. 3 R.S.S. 69^ 70. Tone: Easier UN I'IJK I The nrii« pf tin yes terday was 9365'
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    Leong May Lose CitizenshipRights
    198 2 JOHORE BAHRI', Tues— A Court Inquiry comprising Mr. N. L. Cethfn. president, uith Ha.v Anawar bin Haji Malek and Mr. Lev Chin ffiap a^ members, began today to record evidence lor depriving Leong Lan Sang ol Federal Citizenship. The Federation Agrei I provides foe the H:_:r.
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    Soldiers Fight Fire
    89 2 BENTONG. Tue.s. Ttu shrill notes of i bugl< i aiarm caused members of the Royal Hampshire R Headquarters Company, hall mile from Bentong. to rush ,to their headquarters where .:> tent caught Eire at about 3.3d p.m. today. The lent, containing six camp beds the persona effects
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 2 HONGKONG Sepl 14 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange I tday were: '$15.67 to El sterling $5.***** to US$l: 5i.834 to Malayan !si. $0,186? to one Lndonesian 'Rupiah: Grold $254 t i a ta<
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    Slim Fat Away
    21 2 If fat ruins y« r< your to tOM ft I kCW Holly« PORMGI N PWI. F6 i ben
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    Girls Aid Strikers To Man Pickets
    258 3 HI NDREDS of strikers, including teenage girls picketing at the .Malayan Textile Mills, at Bukit Timih Road, Singapore, yesterday, succeeded m pfr>»uading new workers not to ucrk for the factory. Utters j raded with r< ar tfc m i.n gate "id th-' lit; ase
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    Their Sex Baffled Registrar
    117 3 Their Sex Baffled Registrar THRFE freak babies whose se\ rould nut be d-'termined were b>>rn m th: 1 Federation during the first half of this >>Mr atiordins: 10 the report of Uw Kemstr.tr of Births jiiid Deaths. One wj* born m February. on- m Apr:; and the third m M.v
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    School Concert
    26 3 V v. rt, to raise I r the St School he d a; the S .i a Road ramSl each au j at the
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    Comedy His Business
    12 3 >IK. AM) MKS. Art Linkletter m their Cathay flat
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    Chinese Girls — They're Tops Says TV Man
    215 3 Chinese Girls They're Tops Says TV Man COMEDY is his business, and business is his hobby. Dtti yesterday Art Linkletter, who has given away U.S. $3,000,000 m Television show *Fe |de are Funny.'" was v-.-rv serious when .he said "Chinese girls m Singapore are simply! v.- >:ulei ful." i Mr
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    BOY RESCUED FROM POOL
    45 3 PETER N rman Powell, 14, rea ti an the b( ttom Singapore Swimming j Poa m Tanjong Rhul iv c. e::in^. Pm ii. zi\ ea artifida] i i iti I then rushed to i. H ispita] where he latex recoteit i.
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    3 RINGS STOLEN
    36 3 AX Indian labourer lost 1 1 I ring when a burglar i h im .:> Quarters m A \in i: i R ;.i Singapore, on M nd ly w hile he wa at work.
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    Politics, Too
    96 3 While ho had nothing but praise for Singapore, Bukit Timah Race Course attracted special comment irom Mr. Linkletter. "'One of the most beautiful race tracks anywhere It looks like the English countryside." Mr. Linkletter .said. The fishing and the method of fishing here disappointod Mr. Linkletter. "It is
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    JUDGMENT IS DEFERRED
    49 3 JUDGMENT was reserved m the Singapore High Court, yesterday, by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, at the conclusion of the hearing of an application for a habeas corpus d tehali ol Chng Kee Huat. who is detained under an expulsion order made by the Governor-hi-Council.
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    SUNDAY SERVICE
    21 3 Rev. Goh Hcod Keng will preach m the Jubilee Presbyterian Church. Outram Road. Singapore, on Sunday at 4.45 p.m.
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    S.I.T. Flayed Over Rent Rise, Arrears
    328 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Federation of Community Centres, which claims to represent 5,000 Improvement Trust tenants, will meet on Thursday to discuss the Trust's attitude towards the Federation's request for a copy of the Committee's report recommending a 10 per cent rent increase.
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    PARTY NEGARAS SIX-POINT OUTLINE
    215 3 PARTY NEGARAS SIX-POINT OUTLINE Johore State Ele~""^s JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A six-point programme emphasising better education, health, housing, trade, public works and finance for Johore State, is envisaged by Party Negara for its Johore State elections campaign. The manifesto was issued today 13 days after the publication of the Alliance's
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    VHF RADIO STATION FOR NEW AIRPORT
    146 3 VHF RADIO STATION FOR NEW AIRPORT THE Singapore Government intends to acquire land m Paya Lebar to build a VHF radio station lor the new ullra-modern international airport under construction there. The owners of the land have been notified by Government and the question of compensation will be discussed. Government
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    Nairobi To Malaya?
    59 3 MR R. K. Tandon, the present acting Indian Commissioner m Nairobi, is likely to be appointed Indian Government Representative m Malaya, The Standard understands. He will succeed Mr. M. Gopala Menon, who has been posted to Nairobi. Since Mr. Menon left Singapore a month ago, Mr. M.
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    Glenartney Found No Blockade
    90 3 Standard Shipping: Reporter THE British freighter, G'enartney. arrived m Singapore yesterday after successfully running the Nationalist blockade to Shanghai and Taku Bar, Tienstin. A member of the crew told The Standard that at no time during their voyage to the Redheld ports were they intercepted by
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    LIAISON BODY FOR KEDAH
    47 3 ALOR STAR. Tues. U.M.N.O. and the M.C.A. will have a State Liaison Committee m Kedah shortly. Representing U.M.N.O. on this Committee will be Omar Shahabudin, Tungku Kassim. Syed Ahmad Shahabudin. Mohamed Khir Ohari. Azahari Tain, Embi Abdullah, Abdul Samad Osman and Zakaria Hajiyasin.
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    Building To Be Demolished
    67 3 IPOH. Tues.— Foong Ham. former president of the Kinta Hawkers Association and the Federation of Malaya Hawkers Association. Federation. was today ordered to demolish a building, which he used for manufacturing his Chinese noodles, within two months. Foong was served with a notice on March 15
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    Civilian Workers Get New Pension Scheme
    148 3 ABOUT 3,000 civilian employees of the three Armed Services m Singapore soon will be eligible for pension rights. This follows a decision by the War Office m London, to reduce the qualifying period for its civilian employees for establishment rights from 10 years to
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    Back From S. Wales
    55 3 MR. Goh Teck Phuan (above), a youth service officer attached to the Social Welfare Department, Singapore, returned to the Colony yesterday m the Corfu after a year's study at Swansea University, South Wales. After obtaining his diploma for youth organization and leadership, he visited West Germany
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    Sequel To Assault On Hawker
    88 3 Sequel To Assault On Hawker ABDUL Wahab bin Jono stood trial m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, charged with the murder of Tan Sam Heng, m Johore Road at 8.30 a.m. on Dec. 11, last year The prosecution alleged that Wahab, together with three other person.-,, beat up Tan, a
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    MIC. CENTRE AT JOO CHIAT
    73 3 THE Katong branch of the Singapore Malayan Indian Congress, yesterday, opened a centre at 151. Joo Chiat Road, to assist Indians to register as citizens of the United Kingdom and Colonies. A spokesman of the MIC said that the centre will be open from 4
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    Charity Dance
    47 3 1 THE Singapore Jewish Wel- fare Board will hold its annual j dance m aid of its Benevolent Fund at the Fraser and Neave Hall. River Valley Road. on Saturday, Sept. 18. from 8.30 p.m. to 1 am. Tickets are available at S2 a person.
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    JOHORE SULTAN'S 81st BIRTHDAY
    138 3 THE reading of loyal addresses at 8 a.m. on Sept. 17 will begin the 81st birthday celebrations of tire Sultan of Johore. This will be followed by a j parade and Inspection at the Muar Club Padang at 8.30' a.m. and a reception at 9 a.m.
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    Full-Pay Holidays Are Urged
    121 4 IPOH. Tues. One hundred j and fifty delegates attending the annual conference of the 15,000-strong Malaya Estate Employees' Union here yesterday passed a resolution de- manding a full-pay weekly noli- day. The conference will also request the Federation Government to appoint an indepen- j I dent
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    KIDNAP BID CHARGE
    81 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tang Ah Sec, a 50-year-old woman, today claimed trial before tiie President of the Sessions Court, here, to a charge 1 i ;of attempting to kidnap a three-year-old girl from the custody of her seven-year-old sister. Tang was charged with committing the offence at
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    FIJIAN OFFICER GETS MILITARY CROSS
    284 4 KUALA LUMPUR, f Tues. Major George S. Mate, Officer Commanding "D" Company, Ist Battalion, Fiji Regiment, has been awarded the Military Cross for gallantry m Malaya's jungle war, it was announced today. This is Major Mate's second gallantry award/ As a Sergeant command- ing a
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    Her Civics Certificate
    47 4 THE Resident Commissioner. Penang. Mr. R. P. Bingham. presents a certificate to one of the 30 Malay women teachers from Penang and Province Wellesley who completed a civics course organized by the Department of Information at the Chowrasta Malay School m Penang, last Saturday.
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    Youths Do Not Want Councils
    125 4 Youths Do Not Want Councils MALACCA. Tues.— Malacca UMNO youths do not want local mukim councils at least till after the Federal elections. Forty representatives of UMNO Pemuda from all over the Settlement met yesterday to consider the move to set up local rural councils with limited autonomy and authority
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    $1.20 SNATCH BY PICKPOCKET-JAIL
    101 4 PENANG, Tues.— John Stanley Bagby, a son of the well-known race horse trainer, Mr. W. S. Bagby, told the Magistrate's Court today that he chased a man who had picked his pocket containing a purse. He eventually found him j hiding m a miik bar m
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    Bandits Caught Fishing
    72 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A patrol from "D" Company, First Royal Scots Fusiliers surprised two bandits fishing quietly m a stream near Ipoh today, and killed one of them. The other terrorist returned fire and escaped into the jungle The official communique did not mention whether the terrorists
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    CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
    56 4 PENANG, Tues.—Seventeen-year-old, Koay Seng Hock, was tentatively charged m the Magistrate's Court, today, with having committed robbery of jewellery valued at $300 belonging to a woman. Soon Ho Neoh, at Lim Eow Thoon Road on May 11. Koay was remanded m custody till Sept. 21, when the
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    A Training Course To Help Deaf
    95 4 PENANG, Tues.— The Federation School for the Deal has plans to send a local qualified teacher to Manchester University to take up a training i course m the teaching of the deaf. This was disclosed by the Treasurer of the Federal School for the
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    SIR ROBERT IS NOT IMPRESSED
    142 4 SIR ROBERT IS NOT IMPRESSED SIR ROBKRT IJOOTHHY SIR Robert B. othby, one of the fi\'e metn i of Parliament, who returned to Singapore yestei lay aftt r louring the Federation, not appear Lmpres -c v. tb local political parties. "The disadvantage political parties here have to Eace is the
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    TEXTILE CASES ALSO HAD FLINTS -SAYS OFFICER
    163 4 PENANG, Tues.— Goods other than that recorded m the shipping order was discovered by a Customs Officer, Mr. J. Caiger when he boarded a lighter which was supposed to carry 60 cases of textiles to the ship, m.v. Prentis on May 3, this
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    CLUB DEBATE
    40 4 A DEBATE on "Schoolboys and girls should be permitted j to participate m outside youth j club activities" will be heid by the Young Malayan Club at the Malacca High School Hall on Sept. 27 at 5.30 p.m.
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    Councillor Is Feted
    71 4 taiping, Tues.— Mi len of the Wu Cong Chow AssoI elation, here, held a tea pi.rly m honour of one of their [clansmen. Mr. Soo Ah Kheng, who was recently electee! a I member of the Taiping Town I Council, Mr. Moey Kok Horn, the President of
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    WILL RIGHTWING PARTIES DO FOR MALAYA?
    229 4 WILL RIGHTWING PARTIES DO FOR MALAYA? NEW YORK. Sept. 14, (UP)— British colonial policy must face the problem of whether Malayan rightwing political parties can satisfy the demand for radical, social and economic change, the quarterly "Pacific Affairs, reported yesterday. The Publican of the Institute of Pacific Relations carried an
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    6,000 Register As U.K. Citizens
    59 5 0 Singa- of the X md C I toing i eligi- 3 o k man UK right 1 D 1 1 ions a ktion B ;r .r rd Road will cease ron n d s^ ci m un< d nai uraliza cc thai >■ nalitj)
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    REGISTRY WEDDING
    47 5 Photo. \M) mks kk soon poll uho were married at tin Marriage Registry, Singapore, recently. Mr. Ec is <»ii tfcc >t.in 4.1 Messrs. A IVandei Ltd. His wife, the former Miss l.im S«-i.k Ngoh, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l.im Swec Khim— Standard
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    Sequel To Accident
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    Only Useful Men Are Re-Employed
    17 5 Only Useful Men Are Re-Employed Governnv I S as lar I col l I gh some had
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    Broke Bond So He Must Go To Jail
    23 5 Broke Bond So He Must Go To Jail I igi 5. Mr X a '1 a his j .irids j as fined prison-
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    2 YEARS FOR BOOK THIEF
    24 5 thony who .1 rlassH I .'ian on the ~> terda I ars 1 mmci rho had five prcordered two yeai
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    Trimmed Eyebrows Didn't Help
    121 5 Trimmed Eyebrows Didn't Help a -close cut- and trimmed eyebrows did nut save Lee Pek Leng from being 1 Identified by his victim whom be stabbed Lee was sentenced by Mr. T. Kulasekaram m the Sin-: i r aporv Second Criminal District Court yesterday to i.v months' rigorous imprisonment for
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    Soldier's Girl Went To Sailor
    75 5 Upset Him Emotionally A BRITISH soldier became emotionally upset when his iiirl. a Mahy waitress, shared her love with a sailor. Because oi tl is love entanglement, the soldier, guns tram the armoury and later fired m I one oi them. lefence .1 OkeU, after
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    POLICE, PRESS AGREE
    75 5 IPOH. Tues, Liaison was established today between the local Police and the Press on the question of Press releases regarding crime stories. This followed a complaint b.v the Press that the Police here have been "hard to set at" tor information on local crimes. At .1 Press
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    WORKER'SARM AMPUTATED
    86 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A Fenaog q tarry worker has is! ha his ighi arm amputated ai the shoulder, as a resull of epterit g fenced mat hi- ;e;.v wiiho I fit ;t stopping the machine. Khqo Bah Chech, 36, 9as employed by a contrai tor on a stone
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    NAP Has 13 Branches
    97 5 I IPOH. T ies. The National Association of Perak, yesterday, formed a new branch of the Party at Sungei Raia. seven miles south of ipoh. This is the thirteenth branch, to be set up. The inaugural meeting of this branch, held m the Simpang Pulai new
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    COUNCIL QUIZ ON 'LATE' FIREMEN
    341 5 Thio Wants An Inquiry d i LLEG w.I IONS of undue del °y in sending fire engines to the Potong Pasir Village fire o n Sept. 11 will be raised m the Singapore Legislative Council, next week. Mr. Thio Chan Bee. (Prog. Balestier). who wwil
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    TAP WAS DEATH TRAP
    57 5 A SINGAPORE baker. Goh Siew Tons, died instantly yesterday evening when he touched a water tap. His friend had earlier experienced a slunk, and told Goh. who did not believe it. Goh touched the tap. and was electrocuted. They were both preparing toffee m the bakery
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    2 Stabbed In Knife Brawl
    57 5 2 Stabbed In Knife Brawl TWO Chinese received stab' wounds following a light m Chua Chu Kang Road. Singapore, yesterday morning. The two persons Chan Sum Kwee. 41. and Lim Heng, 48 were both admitted to the General Hospital A young girl, hurt during the squabble, was treated at the
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    DRIVING BODY FO BE FORMED
    53 5 AN INTERIM committee of the Bureau of Driving Standards formed yesterday fell that response to the Press invitation to inaugurate the Bureau was most heartening. A tea-party to celebrate the Bureau's inauguration' will b<- held at the Holly- wood Room. Odeon Theatre. Singapore, on Saturday
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    6 Schoolgirls Injured In \ Road Mishap
    80 5 6 Schoolgirls Injured In Road Mishap SI X Singapore Chinese schoolgirls were hurt m a road accident while on their way to Chung Hwa School m Bartley Road, yesterday morning. The girls were m a car which was involved m a crash with a lorry along Bart ley Road. All
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    TEACHER FINED
    38 5 S. KUI.ASIXGHAM. a schoolmaster, was yesterday fined $150 m the Singapore Sixth Police Court for driving a car m Bukit Timah Road on Jan. 26, without being covered by third party insurance and without a licence.
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    CHILDREN'S DRUG WAS POISONOUS
    203 5 Mr. J. M. Deverenx-Coleburn, the City Magistrate, told six men and a woman produced before him on a charge under the Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance that they should make certain that the drugs they sold were harmless. The accused, Liew Lee Fong alias Liew
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    Government Refutes Students' Allegation
    148 5 Government Refutes Students' Allegation THE ele* en Chinese stu> doits who applied Eoi po ponement of national service were not ia b h* Eor basic training under the first ballot. A Government release yesterday pointed out thai though they were registered for national service, they were nol drawn m the
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    Two Cousins Involved In Libel Suit
    173 5 Two Cousins Involved In Libel Suit A LIBEL sui' Instituted an electrical contractor, Manii Uddin. against his cousin, X Yusuf A!i. a book .-lore owner. commenced hearing befoi Justice Tan, m the Singapore High Court, yesterday. The Court was told thai t| c two parties were origina partner^ m business.
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    Thieves Turn To Clothing
    73 5 PENANG, Tues. Pcnang thieves have turned their atjtention to stealing clothing for within the last 24 hour--, two ich cs were reported to the Police. At the Penang Bazaar En Penang Road, i othing to the 539.95. was stolen while m the other rase, $45 worth
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      127 5 ROTARS CLUB: Monthly business meeting at Capitol Blue Room d ■> m. POLICE HAND: Farrer Park 5 :;u pjn. HINESE SMC A: Table tennis 2, :).-n.. Bodybuilding 5 pm Badminton 5 p.m Commercial class S p m i'WCA: Internationa] Women's i Club 10 a.m. Ba!!e* Class 3.45 m.. Committee mee;:;s
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      119 5 i Weekly meeting at Boustead Institute 8 p.m. BATTLE OF BRITAIN D\Y P:..j(!e at Cha::- Seletar aid Te tgah Ham. SURFACE MAIL DESPATCH: To Burma and North India by Ginko Maru Djakarta and Sourabaya by San Ernesto. Tanjong Pinang by Lawu. Aledan by Van Riebeck Mauritius by Tjipanas. ARRIVAL: From
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      133 5 m i 3 T,<\ m |f\ n I'cn.iiu 235 m (8 ft 3 m.) 143 AW/b' SINGAPORE a m Moi tg Staj 7:y s Bngh a d Earls R3O Haia Programmes; 8.57 Schools Broad"casLs; il oa Schools Broadcast! J- noon Malay Programmes: 1 pjn Favourite D=»r.ee Ba T3u News; 1.45
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      No One Cares
      617 6 VVHE irouMc will) Malaya today la thai both the O*ft Mid public leaders are ao entranced mUJb the *ni\c> ol the future Malaya felt U) b:::u they fall lo notice the rant Ifflcultiea facing the n part oi the country. Much lip n ftven to th< problem
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      Stop Killing Chinese
      140 6 ANYANG Slang Pan urges both the Chinese Communists and the Kuomintang exiles to cease slaughtering one another. The savage bombing of Quemoy is but the destruction of Chinese homes xnd the killing ol Chinese people. Both the Communis; s and Kuomintang are people 01 one civilization that
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      Eden's Task
      138 6 JR. Anthony Eden's visit to Western Europe, says Sin Chew Jit Poh, is no doubt connected with the "abortion" ol the European army by the French legislature. This proposed army, continues the daily, was much thought of as the hope of' European security. Its death threw- America and
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      French Fear
      127 6 ;THE death of the Western European army is attributed by Kuomintang Chung Shing Jit Pao to the innate fear of France for Ger- many. France 5s afraid of] Germany because of a! wound she suffered long ago but apparently never healed. In the light of present day world
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      Don't Continue Them
      76 6 UTUSAN Melayu says that: Kuomintang air attacks on Amoy and other pans of the Chinese mainland must not be allowed to continue. The paper ridicules Kuomin- tang air attacks on the I mainland as "purposeless." Surely Chiang would not expect to re-capture the mainland by these nuisance
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      Harvest For The Driving Schools
      292 6 Su —Sir Murray-Aynsley's address to the gathering at Safety Fust Exhibition v...X. interesting reading Efii :_^t-" that the au' ril Les insist on .earner its taking lessons from approved driving schools is sound bui what a harvest it a: be foi drh ing schools. A:
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      POLICY TO SACK THEM ?
      207 6 POLICY TO SACK THEM Su —Many ol the re•i > nched (Jovernm< nt Tempi rary OHi rers are .still unemployed. The majority of them served less than 10 yean I wonder if it is Govern- 's polii y to sack those te nporaries who are near- ing 10 yeai s
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      A Hope
      116 6 S It' the recommendation by a Governmentappointed ommittee for inhool fees is adop- I, then l shall have no I other alternative except to j stop my lour chi from I ig school A icy have only elementary ation or no education ai a they have, there* I
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      THANKS
      67 6 Sir: On I eha]( of the X Women's Christian Asso n of Singapore, the Genera] Secret; ry hes to Patron, Mrs. W A C. Go< de, the Organizer, > and Helpers, the Press and the Public their help and generosity on V.w A. F g Day, and easure m
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      Amateurs
      108 6 Sir: The proposed absurd increase m school fees m the Federation is ill-con-ceived. There could have been no better authors to such a wild scheme lan our rabid amateur "ministers" <?>. Whilst the Member (9) for Education may well gloat over this idiotic proposed increase, a venture of this
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      GRATITUDE
      184 6 Sir:—Pease let me express our heartfelt gratitude to the good people who helped m preventing the fire that broke out at Potong Pasir from engulfing tiie entire kampung. This voluntary and willing help, rendered when ii was most needed leads us to believe thai the people of this fair
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      WILL MAR PROGRESS
      166 6 Sir,— We, the Estate Staff irho are already hard pressed by having to paii heavy transport expenses 'or our schoolgoing children, without any substantial he I p from the employers, are greatly perturbed by the Federal Education Committee* recommendation to raise Sec o n d ary School
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      Test Of Public Servant
      221 6 Sir: I agree with. "M.R.X.S."' of Seremban that more Malayans should be given higher posts m the Public Services. But I must stress that the test of a public servant is m how well he serves the public and not, as MRNS implies, m how well
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      SALARY SCALES
      221 6 Sir: The separation oi Singapore from the Federation ha> created many awkward situations, including the salary scales oi (••■Main identical Governon m departments. Recently the Johore Government advertised for the post of Pharmacist m the medical department. offering an initial alary oi 5252 m Singapore the Government pharmacist
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    SHORT STORIES-by the AGA KHAN
    303 6 SHORT STORIES-by the AGA KHAN The almost legendary Agn Khan tell* his story ff.dnj. ihe story 0] his ?■;,■;„■>■, and the kings who were his friend*. Here are some of the talcs he tells. About Farouk 'King Farouk? To me. as to many others, there will always. 1 think, be
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    A 'Little America' In Thailand
    719 6 A 'Little America' In Thailand A Special Correspondent i m Bangkok today the i J predominating scene is 1 not thai ot the old rcman--1 tic city of temples and 1 easy-going inhabitants but one of tension and great i' military and police activity i and an almost unbelievable American
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      20 6 Laughter at Work "1 didn't kno\r was YOU railing me 1 thought it uas i juh *uuiebo<l> I'd ruu «ver.."
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      80 6 jl Cuff Links I fi T Patented snop-b«r In c Ivye -c -^ty Im rc> Bmbi r, of Je, gns i HNELI MADE...CONVEKIEKT.. BMAKI IA DEt ijl BCrentenCz jewell ry]«a«eiulurln^ -cli- lil M a«6e it if mnde v I o\ c <<i liarj r lieJ J4 X- PINE U< AII
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    S-E Asia Has Little To Offer, Says Van Fleet
    141 7 S-E Asia Has Little To Offer, Says Van Fleet WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. (Reuter)-Gcneral James u i.r.i n R V Un lu m l he «™sa-/inc I.S. News and Uoi Id Report, said: southeast Asia has little to oiler m either military or moral strength. Fh e1 wrote. Be ting n
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    3 Women, 12 Men To Probe Vice
    14 7 L A B B i .for loi
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    DIPLOMAT HURT
    29 7 NASAYOSH] KakitSUbo inselli at the Japanese ai Canto rra, and his I md Infant daughter b v d n a road acci- flt-nt on Suuda] Re uter
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    7th Fleet To Give Logistic' Support
    54 7 Oil 1 c g Lty, the imunist i U.S to 1 of ►roti ng Foi ia and 1 t tic suppi c Amer m actual II ipp It mean: ran let > Chinese Nai oalisi lining a i oi ry operations. nore than this
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    Engaged Couple Defies Ban
    117 7 Engaged Couple Defies Ban LONDON, s«-pt. 11. (Renter) bus strike over a young engaged couple nho defied an over-time ban because t ht- v ci c >;n ing up to be married ended here last nit;lit. About men from a north west London garage decided alter a strike meeting to
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    Reds Race Against Time In Indonesia'
    229 7 Reds Race Against Time In Indonesia' NKW YORK, Sept. 14— (IT)— The New York Times yesterday published a letter from Hasan Muhammed Tiro, representative m New York of the unrecognized Islamic Republic of Indonesia, m which he warned that "the Communists are now racing against time to take complete power
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    Top Mau Mau Killed
    70 7 NAIROBI, Sept 14. (Renter) Kikuyu home guards, hasing a terrorisi cans which shot a British police inspector on Monday, yesterday killed a Mau M.ni leader named Kabogoro, it was announced last night. In the past 24 hours si v rces killed 33 terrorists m widespread clashes.
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    TRAIN CRASH
    27 7 LISBON, Sept. 14: (Reutei —A passenger train crashed ear Odemira. Alentejo Province, yesterday, killing 18 people and injuring 60 others. a railway spokesman said here.
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    U.K. Mission To Peking
    103 7 MORE FRIENDSHIP LONDON. Sept. 14, (Renter) —A British "cultural mission" is due to fly to Peking today to present to the Chinese Govj eminent a message of friendship from-675 British men and women ""concerned with the 1 arts and scienc< s." The mission includes Sir Hugh
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    Indians Contribute To Indonesian Art
    153 7 NEW DELHI. Sept. 14, fUP> Mr.. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit. President ef the United Nations General Assembly, has disclosed a contribution of Rs. 300.000 about 5160.000 Malayan" to establish a chair for Indonesian art at Delhi University, the Hindustan Times reported yesterday. She was given the
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    'TIME TO ATTACK MAINLAND'
    118 7 'TIME TO ATTACK MAINLAND' TAIPEI, Sept. 14. CBeuter) The Nationalist Chinese Priirn Minister, Dr. 0 X v here today the opportunity hai i come for the Nat iona ists I launcha counter-attack agains the Chinese mainland sine the Communists began shellinj Quemoy Island. Reporting to the Legislativ Yuan on his
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    First Lord Due S'pore Sept. 17
    111 7 First Lord Due S'pore Sept. 17 LONDON Sept. 14. (AFP. For the first time, a Firs' Lord <~.i tiie Admiralty visit the Far East, incli id Singap* ire, lvi ng his tern i I J office. The Adi ira y i o meed today that the First Lord of the
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    MRS. ASTAIRE DIES
    32 7 MRS. Fred Astaire, v.:: the famous dance r, died on Tu< sday after a long 111— ness. The Asi am v. married m N< w York m 1933. Renter.
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    MAINE ELECTS A DEMOCRAT
    54 7 PORTLAND, Maim s L 4 DP Ma me votei Democra i 9vern r m 20 years y< .ng Edmund S. Muski) iming up <■-.■ ft* publican Gk>\ h n < Ffcej Sen; ir i Chase S: and Republ m Con) :ored eai y vie- I tocratic
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    MAKEFORMOSA NEUTRAL-ATTLEE
    181 7 MAKE FORMOSA NEUTRAL-ATTLEE SYDNEY, Sept. 14, (AP)— British Labour U-adi-r Clement Attlee proposed yesterday that Formosa should be placed temporarily under a neutral mandate to avoid the danger of a flare-up in the Far East. i Mr. Attlee, who has j. si concluded a visit to R< China, added "I
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    BRITAIN'S PLAN TO REARM GERMANY
    191 7 A Five-Nation Alliance LONDON, Sept. 14: (Reuter) Britain's new plan for arming Western Germany includes bringing the Federal Republic into the five- nation Brussels alliance, a pact signed in 1948, largely as a defence I against Germany according to a usually reliable source here. Be:^:;;::;.
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    25 7 t^TRftteHT~UP WINGLESS WONDER its SEMSMiONM,irSBWTISH,»rt CASM~PROPELIED-~ n^SSOiNSuPWITM Av'BOOM' THROUGH THE UN-£OUNt> B^^l ER- EuT (V£ DON'T MOW YET WW To BtyNG IT DOWN 7Z> EtfTH-
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    Aussie Bn. May Come To Malaya
    19 7 Aussie Bn. May Come To Malaya (AXB l I I U though no I ir force v next yeai
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    Complete Accord In Rome?
    19 7 Complete Accord In Rome? ROMI E 1 T B ij At i I Bi b He th":. IB > H
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      51 7 fAS-74 Here's a stcrq of a punter catteet Sert, Who f/etf to the races, and tost his shirt Tid apzk bugh#f Bert, 7m on a good M'ckeK "I II be home tonight Here's my return ticket! j MM, C Wif\ B3fr <?/7^ W/>P/ AND BACK IN ONE DAY MALAYAN AIRY/AYS
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      127 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept 14 The following or, <h e dos.ng prices of rubber and t.n en thi London Mcri.^: LONDON RUEEER LONDON Spot 2C d Spot £739 13 »>_.-> October Dc-c.mber 2C c /"40 sellers January Morch 20. d Three morthi April June 20
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      786 8 t«ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SERVICE T> Cjlo-nbo Cenoa. Marseilles Anr*:rp Ratrjrd.im. Hamburg ts Bremen S p*M f* S him Penang IMSUNSTIIN LLOYD' 15 Sept >, FRANKFURT HAPAC' ....24 27 S.jt 2i Sept 29 Sept L HAMBURC HAPAC) 15 l9Ocl 20 Ocr 21 Oct NA3O3 LLOYD 9
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      1137 8 „1 BLUE FUNNEL LINE &V^] m hrn» MANSnELD CO., LTD. T Se T pt Incorporated m Singapore Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge carco SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON CONTINENTAL POSTS Due Sail* P 2 aaii r'enin? •ersfu? for Liverpool Glmguvv Sept 14/16 .eleus for
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      827 8 Rival For Rubber CHICAGO Sepl 13 (Reuter) Latex rubber plant seeds given to the United Stale* by the Soviet I nion 1942 have been improved byAmerican scientists until Uiey could give high grade commerciaUy usable latex rubber, the magazine Science and Mechanics reported. In an emergency the plants could produce
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      813 8 EAST ASIATIC LINES SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANOINAVIA For Aden, Port Said. Cenoa. Antwe-p. Kott.d.im Hwb. t Gdynia. Copenhagen Cothenbure me Oslo S pore P S ham Pcnjng X 'JAVA" In Port 'C. 10 II 22 23 Sept 24 ES Wp| ERRIA xx: •SONCKHLA' Z2/27Sepl 2S 2S Sca4 WlO Sept xkxi KINA
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    PLANES MAY HELP PADIPLANTING IN MALAYA
    299 9 Standard Staff Reporter ONE of the biggest investment groups m the United States is exploring the possibilities of large-scale mechanized rice-growing m Malaya, involving planting of seeds by aeroplanes and harvesting entirely by machines. A member of the group, Mr. Allen Chase, president of
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    EXPORTS OF SHEET RUBBER
    65 9 EXPORTS of ribbed smuk- ed sheet rubber from Singai pore and the Federation m August amounted to 44.580 i tons, bringing the total for the eight months, this year to 373.853 tons, according to official statistics. Of last month's exports, 9.305 tons went to the United
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    HERRING OUTPUT
    24 9 TOTAL output of herring oil m Norway during the 1954 production season is estimated at about 100.000 short tons, an all-time record.
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    Future Of
    141 9 WASHINGTON, Sept 14. (AP) The U.S. State Department's top economic aivie told a tariff and trade meeting yesterday the future of free world trade policy may be decide this fall. Mr. Samuel C. Waugh, T\S. Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, made the stateI ment m an address prepared
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    Rubber Improves On A Rumour
    249 9 I Eases On Profit-Taking Standard Market Reporter THE higher New York and London prices *teadied the rubber market prices m Singapore which closed 1 16 cent per Ib. higher, first grade rubber tor September shipment being quoted at 70-1 8 cents per Ib. yesterday. The
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    COPRA CLOSES STEADY
    183 9 COPRA m the Singapore produce market yesterday dosed steady after opening uncertain, with quotations remaining at slightly above M lay's levels all day. While pepper prices were slightly lower. Muntok v. being quoted S2l<> per picu and Sarawak white £207£, but Lami pong black was slightly higher
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    Shipments Of Latex
    46 9 SHIPMENTS of latex from ftfalaya last m< nth amounted to 8.921 ton.-,, of which 2. £32 tons went to the United Kingdom, according to officiaj statistics. Other destination? includLied tin United States '2.364 tons West Germany 903 tons) ;«nd Fr r 7" 'ons >.
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    World Trade Policy To Be Decided
    68 9 flexible wit! I troying iheir stability or pausing "unraveling oi essi< as?* 1 3 What char.ge.--. if a;/. de;-,ratie m resti imports into countries which are low on money reserves? 4 What provisions would be "iiur and equitable" \r.(r} which need to ke«.-p imports
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    A Mouthful To Digest...
    43 9 IS ihe Mai i/fl Stal a issued by the Registrar <,: 5 "Murrujactur c oj furniture -milerials used b'<! <: r; Come, co'" c, Mr. Dow icj < nffclfi tiigett \yA ig .i! ingapore, is this clati /urnitti U'i.-; u~ere you s.'^-
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    CONVENTION HOLDS DINNER
    52 9 Director •>( Witliatn Jacks Malaj I. id Let Konj; Hii i, '1 an>; Chenc Ph«n i, hi imS J<mi. TH H.iit«tn rn.i.ijiiirr of Pin i p- Department. J.H X n«tl l< nij -it acting Managing Klirei tor of iHi.i Di Ja< ks A.J Kam>.i\ .ni»i < i).u
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    SHARE PRICES
    31 9 PRICE Ch d the M okei i v IMH -IKI v It., wr- xHI»-rt 4. <■ Strait? Times 2.18 21 J >1 1 M\ I I S 5u gi i
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    BURMESE TEAM
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    BRISK BUSINESS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
    59 9 Standard Mall Reporter SI PPLIERS ol building material*, m v i.^a;>ore are having a b:iik trade The Colony^ 1".,n :iol-..iu: nugramme lui^ been the mafaustaj nt i! MbMt I r I produd g c pr< v th. I I a v -auger g <■•>, the
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    Shpips In Harbour IMPORTS OF TIN IN AUGUST
    96 9 Shpips In Harbour IMPORTS OF TIN IN AUGUST A- N< INNER K<i IDS iv -i K. g, i pSelj ing. Sem» ,i Kimanis I Hai HJB Wii u:^- I S 24. 1 1 N (I 33 f3«, B/39. Glenart 4 AI.BI Rl IXX X Felipe* Lan oga X TORIA \HH
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    VESSEL DUE ON FIRST TRIP
    120 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 4.115-ton cargo-passen- t ger shin Schouten, which left j Amsterdam on July 12 on her i i maiden voyage to the Far E;: wiii arrive m Singapore today. J The vessel is a sister ship I the Rcggeveen which i now
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      411 9 In the Matter of IMK tOMPAMES ORDINANCE. IH4O \nd In tht- Matter of A I 1 OIET A OMPANV. LIMITED Members' Yoluntar) indini; I pi \C) i [CI is ben ov g| n the Cri all i I the at] an] which ng lunt a-:..-, woundup, a i lired on
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      579 9 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS I L" NO I N EER"S DEPARTMENT 1 J la) Supply and Delivery Coarse Sharp Sand for the period 1155 to 30 655 and Ib) Quarrying and .supply ol Granite from Mandai Quarry and the Supply ol Labour tor Feeding Granite to the City Council
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      579 9 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE HTENDERS wiU be received at the Oil: ul the state Engineer. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m on i'8.y.54 lor the construction oi 3 units Teacher- Quarters lor Malay School at Sungei Benjai. K'ang Fu particulars are obtainafa c from the oflice of the Senior Executive
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      502 9 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 3', c DEBENTURE STOCK 1935 75-85 NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the above Stock will be closed from 18th September to 1st October. 1954. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants in respect of interest due on the above Stock for the
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    D'YOU RECOGNISE AN OLD PAL?
    305 10 D 'YOU RECOGNISE AN OLD PAL? RAJA MUDA DROPS MN! ■Him Itrfc In Xl iiu-r t\»«> >-ir- tnininj it K;rkl>y. pretty r .'i ii.ii.nir «t miimluj welrome bock" Xl i n:i t n.-,,k K-imruit >1 1 Dm;. w j, o r.turn--1 S I I i 1 .it»i«. rilling WiThiii Urn
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    THEY DANCE TO TONY'S NUMBERS
    132 10 I V!tO\ I >: I veil tlic I (xoniiirf has H- own mi-uilxr ol the lalciilrd Soliaao t.inilly. Might now it i- young Tony soliano who i« making hi- |»rc».*in •<• l.lt h.lmi.i tlic in.mv.ii the Harlequin wli'Ti', with t'nrdds Kamtura («!-in»r >.i\i. Jiiiiiiv iMi-nuiii-/
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    IT'S ALL THIS—AND MORE
    201 10 IT'S ALL THIS— AND MORE (BIGHT): Meet a man of many parts. Be X <;eorjje C. Proctor, Jr. proprietor of the Planters' Supply Agency m Klang who has been associated with (lie development of thai town mr the past 4J years. He not only serve.. „ii the Town Board and
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    I Whistled First, Says Nadarajah
    479 11 By ANDY ROZARIO Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A Singapore newspaper (not The Standard) and its Kuala Lumpur counterpart have justifiably or otherwise, found it fit to devote considerable space to what might be construed as a dubious decision by Keteree T. Nadarajah, who handled Saturday's
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    Statement To The FAM
    147 11 IN an official statement to the FAM Secretary. Nadarajah avers he disallowed the I goal because he had already blown his whistle to indicate that the ball had fone out of Play. "As Rahim Omar took the corner kick. I watched the ball carefully and I
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    Watch Your Backstick
    54 11 IF the Singapore Cricket Club's spearhead John Jeffrey hits this, he would have hit it with his backstick but h« didn't and the Changi goalkeeper Atkinson cleared his lines m this Senior league hockey match between the SCC and RAF Changi on the Singapore padang yesterday. The
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    UK SOCCER RESUITS
    136 11  -  Stan Drake LONDON. Sept. 14 (Reuter) Association football results: LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 1 Newcastle U. 2 I H'field T. A S'field VV. 0 L'cester C. 2 Burnley 'I < Sheffield U. 1 Cardiff C. 3 LEAGUE DIVISION II B'burn R. 5 Derby C. 2 Hull
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    Mansoor's Goal Decides: SCC Foil To Score
    368 11 RAF Changi 1 Mansoor. Umpires W/O Warren and THE Singapore Cricket luck, and went down fightin combination by a solitary g Association first division le; padang before a good crowd The match was one of the r best seen this early season. <
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    FARELF & Tengah Even
    94 11 FARELF Tengah Even GHQ F^ARELF and RAF Tengah shared honours m I yesterday's Singapore Hockey I Association Division 3A lea- gue match. They drew 1 -1 at the GHQ ground. The opening goal came m j the 11th minute when Ten-: j gall's Morris beat Triiok Singh I with a
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    TODAY'S Sport
    133 11 TODAY'S Sport m' -^"""ww^— SOCCER: SAFA Chinese Arm]!, Community League of Juhin Besar 8 SBHFA: OTEC v Fords JaUiit Bcs«r S I Be t Guthrie ai F A": MPH t Breireries at Fairer Park: S( S o Hongkoi Bani SHB: Sirne Darby tU I D Stanvae at Farrer Park: Jock?
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    Europeans Go Down Fighting
    383 11 Malays 5 Europeans 3 Awang Bakar (2), Ismail Yusof and Ahmad V <■ (2). Fosu-r (2) and Van der Meij. 1 MALAYS took full advantage of a disjointed Europeans team to win their SAFA Community league match by five goals to three at Jalan Be-ar stadium.
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    FIJIAN IN JOHORE XV
    117 11 JOIIORE BAHRU, Tues.— l South Johore Rugby Football Clab will open their -> with a match against RNAS Sembawang on Saturday on t latter's ground. John Edington will lead fifteen again. Included m the team are a few newcomi prominent among whom are Capt. Yco. of
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    CEYLON VARSITY XV ASK FOR FIXTURES
    256 11 CEYLON VARSITY XV ASK FOR FIXTURES THE UNBEATEN In fifteen are willing to play m can be made for their visit, to the Ceylon Commission m Singapore. The Ceylon rugger state are prepared to pay their pasBases to and Iron; Colombo and only expect accommodation to be provided m the
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    TTC BEAT RAFFLES XV IN Ist HALF
    610 11 A FIGHTING seoood-faatf rally failed to save Rafflr«tn.stitution when they mt\ Ihf Teachers Training C*tl)ef;f m a Rugby mmteh aJ Bras Basah Road yesterday The leathers won by p«)in( s <a tfoal. three triev a.nd a penalty goal) to S 'two tries.) Dominating
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      246 11 >■ ''-FO'THiNrtiisj'O'THiS I THEY THIMK THESE ''GOO'BVE, ~\jos££fi? r-4 u -vv^>j_. AH s. DEA-&OT, AH FEELS JmtA 6 L-i'L riATS. f .'-THEM Ll'L SH MOOS!^ _Oj^/// ?-MCSCOtNJG SMARTt ,'1 DTTEM 'EOOT ,7-C-J^H" PONT REELIZE THEV'S INTO LOWEST SrMANiN S ACCOUNT O'v\,HUT AH PWRA-SHOQTS.7'--^|^Pk ///b' SI.OBBOVIA.'.' .vorld- > ,s do: n't'
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    THE GOING
    28 12 AT the t nie of §oing to pre>s, there is n;> rain. The soing for to«luy may be good. Kad»« >! i will broadcast the afternoon's riie>.
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    RACE 5: NAZAKAT IN WINNING FORM
    166 12 XAZAKAT r< j N rinning Hy ac 1 1 c Rings 0 t ling a 1 k irlonga t» Pe n ang G ka' She 'In c i» i Stan r >ngi I X "-1 r Double B ma ;raced v. X 1 fS.
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    Standard's Selections
    221 12 Windsor Lad The Pilot Jay Jay Scrutineer MIMIIM. iM-»lll\'. GRECIAN KNIGHT GRECIAN KNIGHT i.m....:i knight four Commando I'our Commando Dm i- Hmj "v i 1 i 1 1 i i Roage Moulin Rouge »s WIN Ml t.ol i> rOWN ILWAYS v (OMMWDO J Diiiiii Hum t i.im la
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    1314 12 RACE 1: 2.15 p.m.— Class 1, Div. 3—6 Furs. 1 Qun k>ami y.t>o .M I f Wong Dc.ni'N i Unfixed I v .'t\ (.rand T\ sO9 M: k)k Hoong Yang (Unfixed) I s. 1 Hu>hini; so; Mi > Hoong Yong Tait. 4. lirvciaa Kaight ij 8.t5 Pi
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    STARRY IS BEST BET IN THE MAIN SPRINT
    755 12 SAYS WINDSOR LAD HIGHLIGHT of today's races at Bukit Timah, second day of the Singapore Turf Club's September (Gold Cup) meeting, is the main six furlongs sprint event for Class One horses. Prosperity, Bridgelaw 11, Coralita II, three of Van Breukelen's candidates
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    RACE TWO
    70 12 NEIL Hobbs holds a pretty l strong hand with three candidates Skryne Primrose. Sir Francis and Miss Winnie. They are all m splendid .shape. Skryne Primrose has definitely come on a lot since her fourth to Sovereign here m July, but .she goes up 14 pounds although down
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    RACE THREE
    217 12 ANTICIPATING an improvement since his last effort, I am inclined to give Star Sapphire I a chance to open a winning account m this moderate lot. Star Sapphire was not disgraced to finish fourth to Undecided on rhe first day. Always m touch with the leader Abington, Star
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    RACE FOUR
    222 12 A very open race. Little Andy, Wide Screen. Jolly Sailor. Chan- ticleer. Percussion and Above All appear to be the p:ck of this pretty smart lot. Jolly Sailor ran prominently on Saturday to linish behind Langton Laciy and company. Jolly Sailor may be a second run horse he
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    RACE SEVEN
    187 12 A very open race. Ginseng Gondolino. Gardenia. Crown Link. Undecided. Victorious and Christinia are possibilities. My vote goes to Ginseng who missed his race on Saturday. This Pampas Grass gelding fame into his own at Penang when he fought a great race to shorthead Gondolino over six furlongs.
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    RACE BIGHT
    268 12 1 GO for Grand Leaner. This horse made no impression m his race on Saturday (won by Barnfield) due m ail possibility '■> the draw he drew marble 13. Ignoi> that effort, but going bade to his July Conn when he finished third to Muffin Man and [vernia
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