Singapore Standard, 16 September 1954

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. V. No. 73. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1934 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS.
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    Muslims Set Up Anti-Red Front In Rl
    92 1 'KR VRTA, Sept 15 DP).— 1 greatest i tical party In Indoi M islim "Mas v jet up an an ;r :r r.: foi It w< na art Java Island .v as announced at a Pri r Bandung. a ,t nt was I
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    CONTEST RESULT
    141 1 $100-A.DAY (Qmkk-Ouix) MR Moharr.ed Hamidi i of Clifford School, Kuala Kangsar, Perak, wins the i Standard Q ick-Quii i C mtesi No a beojM In sioo has be to bin The i idft was Mr P X He Organising Secretary < Sii gapore C >uoci] fcr A I
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    Applegate's Pa 'Tickled To Death'
    86 1 Applegate's Pa 'Tickled To Death' SAN FRANCISCO. Srpt. 13 (up) The 74-year-old father of Mr. Richard Applesfate. American newsman released today by the Chinese Communists, said he was "tickled to death" at the news but it will be "business as usual*' J for him "My wife and I have had
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    Chiang's Guns Blast Mainland For 13th Day
    205 1 Chiang's Guns Blast Mainland For 13th Day TAIPEI, Sept. 15 (AP) Nationalist planes and warships attacked the Communist- 1 held China coast for Hie 13th day today, the Defence Ministry announced, but the tempo of hostilities around Quemoy slackened noticeably. The Interior Ministry's Tatao News Agency reported, meanwhile, that a
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    REDS RELEASE 3 AMERICANS
    697 1 Affer 18 Months' Imprisonment HONGKONG, Sept. 15 (Reuter)— Three Ameri- j cans, who had been held m China since being seized m I their yacht oft" the coast 18 months ago, crossed into j British territory today. Communist China announced three days ago that it was
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    NO COUP D'ETAT INTENDED-HINH
    221 1 NO COUP D'ETAT INTENDED- HINH SAIGON, Sept. 15. (Reuter)i —General Nguyen Van Hinh. I Vietnam Chief of Staff, who! has defied a government order j '■> go to France, declared: iu're yesterday he had no intention of leading a coup, d'etat. "But if I had that inten- 1 tion. I
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    Bourne Plan Off To A Good Start
    340 1 Bourne Plan Off To A Good Start Fjrr^^m^- 7§-- t O New Copter Squadron J More To Woo Sakais By K. C. ARUN, Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The threepoint "Bourne plan" to beard Communist terrorists m their deep jungle dens got off to a good start m the
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    Dulles For Talks In Bonn, London
    236 1 Dulles For Talks In Bonn, London WASHINGTON, sepl IK* 1 State Depai 1 1 anri' toda\ I r Mr. John Fostei D the Sea Si would am Wa ...:.j--ton ton;. l and London I talks on German rearmam< Ml D r inn aftern and will conf< r with W< I
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    RADIOPHOTO FROM QUEMOY
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    Anti-Negro Students Go On Strike Crash Kills Two Tecs
    164 1 Anti-Negro Students Go On Strike Crash Kills Two Tecs i WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS (West Virginia), Sept. 15 (AP) White students striking m protest at Negroes attending their high school quietly returned to class yesterday after the county Board of Education reinstated segregation. About 300 of the white students had paraded
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 LONDON. Sept. 1.1: < Router) Britain has present- i ed China with a claim for as compensation for the passengers, aircraft i and freight involved m Urn I British airliner shot down I off Hainan Island on Jul> •>■>
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    SEARCH FOR TWO GIRLS
    54 1 TWO Chinese girls have been reported missing from j their homes m Singapore. Nineteen-year-old Teo Chuan Hong, of 12-7 Tiong Bahru Road, has been missing since 5 p.m. on Tuesday while seven-year-old Tan Leng Hoe, of 216 Queen Street, j has not been seen since 9
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    YOSHIDA TOUR
    22 1 JAPANESE Premier Shigeru Yoshida will leave Japan on Sept. 26 on his overseas tour and will return on Nov. 14.
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    Chopper Attack
    24 1 was struck with a chopper m a fight with a man who called at his house m Serangcjn Road on Tuesday night.
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    NO RISE IN RATES
    40 1 SINGAPORE City Council's Public Utilities Committee yesterday decided not to increase water, gas and electricity rates next year. This decision, taken after a lenghthy discussion, is subject to confirmation from the full board of the Council.
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    Frauleins' Future Falls Flat
    117 1 Frauleins' Future Falls Flat BERLIN Sept. 15. (AP)— The new flattened front m women's dresses made Its debut here to the dismay of at least some of Berlin's bosomy frauleins. A Leading West Berlin wholesale dress firm piesented its new line at a fall fashion show yesterday and many of
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    TITO PLANS INDIAN VISIT
    64 1 NEW DELHI. Sept 15. (R"uter> The Indian External Affairs Ministry said it was Likely thai President Tito would visit India "some time late this year or early next year m spring, during the coo! weather." A Yugoslav Embassy spokesman said that although a time had not
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    SERVICE FOR LATE MR. AW
    46 1 A MEMORIAL service will be held for the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw. at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Singapore, on Sept. 25 at 3 p.m. Many friends o* the late j Mr. Aw will be present to pay I homage.
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    Councillor Faces 'Death Threat' Charge
    203 1 Councillor Faces 'Death Threat' Charge PENANG, Wed. Settlement and Municipal Councillor, Mr. A. M. Abu Bakar, who is also a well-known race horse owner, appeared m the Magistrate's Court to- 1 day. on a summons charge of having threatened Mr. M. A. A. Abdul Wahab. vicepresident of Party Negara, Penang
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    Coming Here
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    NEW ELECTIONS BILL FOR COLONY
    118 2 I COMMODITY I I PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 691 692 No. 1 R.S.S. 69 11/16 69 13 16 No 2 R.S.S. 69i 69} No. 3 R.S.S. 68i 69£ Tone: Steady quiet.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 2 HONGKONG. Sept 15. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hong- kong Exchange today were: j $15.65 to £1 sterling $5 8225 |to US$l; $1,837 to Malayan $1. $0,185 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $254.5 to a tael. i
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    COUNCIL QUIZ ON AXING
    224 2 COUNCIL QUIZ ON AXING DR. C.J. PAGLAR. Singapore Legislative Councillor (Chang:) will ask Government, at the Legislative Council meeting on Tuesday, to outline Ms policy on retrenching temporary staff. He will asjc for the oi n bt ol persons with m ire than ten years' service who have bu ittrenehed
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    Gives Effect To Rendel Report
    251 2 A bill providing elections to the new L the Colony, was publi: Singapore Government. The bill is expected to sent Legislative Council she The bill brings up to d for the first general egislative Assembly of shed yesterday by the be introduced into the pre-
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    COUNTER DEATH VERDICT
    172 2 COUNTER DEATH VERDICT THE Sngapore Coroner. Mr. T. K. Alexander, returned a j ing nf "death by misadven- J lure," yesterday, ai the end of i ing tesi Into the death oi Mr. Harry Counter .Mr. Counter, Who was Ad-vert:-:.1.!; Manager of The S Qgapore Standard, was killed when his
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    Denies Part In Murder
    92 2 MAKING his defence m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. Abdul Wahab bin Jono, denied taking part m the murder of a fruit hawker m Johore Road at 8.30 a.m. on Dec 11. iast year The prosecution alleged that Abdul Wahab. together with three other men, assaulted
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    ...Unfit For Habitation
    95 2 WHEN M Muthu was produced m the City Police Court yesterday, on a charge of failing to obey a closing order to vacate the premises he was occupying at No. 212 Tanjong Pa^ar Road, which were con- sidered unfit tor human habitation. Mr F. De Souza. for
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    800 Hear A Master
    175 2 Standard Music Critic NEARLY 300 people listened to Claudio Arrau play Beethoven's "Emperor" con- 1 ferto m the Victoria Memorial I Hall last night. It was a per- formance of the highest dis- tinction. Arrau brings to everything he plays a consummate artis- try that is
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    NUT INJURES BOY
    28 2 CHUA Wah Chong, 13, was injured when a coconut fell on his back m Bedok, Singapore. yesterday morning. He was j admitted to Genera! Hospital.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    262 2 ItKI I l"ll COUNCIL: Exhibition o£ Ganymede 9p m EAST WEST SOCIETY: Weekly meeting at British Council hall S p m VMC\: Hockey League match 5 PBI Jucij practice 5.30 a.m Bodybuilding 53u pm. Table term s pjn CHINESE O1CA: Table tennis 21 p.m.. Bodybuilding 5 D.m.. Badmioton
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    47 2 CLUE NO 3 I A certain coolness n cxhibittd here J THE ADVERTISEMENT IS FOR j t Vcwe of entrant Address I CUT OUT THE COUPON on i .end it c Quic 6 I Sinsapore Ti R cr Standard. PO Boi 3333 Singapore <C^ P Ct/f M£A£
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      142 2 Inveiba-.k. South India by Ja'.agopai. USA bj Prea Monic TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE BADIO \I\I.W\. STOBG: IJL6 am Morning Star: 7 :;u N"e.\v. T Melody Mixture 8 am. Music oi the People m m c o y Prou. j!i.::-.es; 3 T>7 Schoo.s B ■,;d--casts; LI.OS Schools Broadcasts; 12 noon M ilay
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    FEES PROTEST REACHES A CLIMAX TODAY
    533 3 FEES PROTEST REACHES A CLIMAX TODAY Penang Mass Meeting PENA N G Wed. Penang's all-out! campaign against the proposal to increase! school fees m the Federation of Malaya will reach its climax tomorrow night when representatives from various political parties will meet at the Kheh Association to stage a moss
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    These 10 Workers Ignore Strikers
    138 3 These 10 Workers Ignore Strikers TEN Uta Ma a. M S.n .ipore. 1 IO VCBt OH on Sept. 9 r 'portt d for d.y yesterd iv. ignoring the appeal by t not to >rk wnil ■CMaf wen aUfl i rs i r.^ with Pc e ten men for t1 it
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    Tribunal To Hear Wage Dispute
    92 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federal Whitley Council, formed m April last year, will place its first wage 'deadlock' before arbitration tomorrow. Parties to the dispute are 113 telegraph messenger men represented by the Postal Workers' Union, and the Postal Department. Chairman of the Arbitration Tribunal
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    A DEBATE ON VALUE OF WAY
    79 3 THE topic, "The value of the Second General World Assembly of Youth to the Youth of Singapore." will be the subject of a debate at the Young Men's Association Hall. Orchard Road, on Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. The main speakers will be Mrs.
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    REDIFFUSION TO PROVIDE 'LIVE' ENTERTAINMENT
    123 3 REMFFUSION m Singapore has drawn up a comprehen*ive plan to provide its 34,000 subscribers with Infl dm live rntertainment next year. tt n -v ezI menceau Aven build ag knclud t >• .m upt lai air-c ndil i I auditif t r pie The new
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    RAF Parade
    57 3 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. The Royal Air Force's glorious defeat of the Germans m the Battle of Britain 14 years ago j was today commemorated at i the R.A.F. station here. The Officer Commanding. Wing Commander, A. G. Wilson, took the salute at a parade ,of R.A.F. personnel. during which
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    Birthday Parade At B. Pahat
    64 3 Birthday Parade At B. Pahat BATU PAHAT, Wed. Batu Pahat will go gay for two days from tomorrow celebrating the Sultan of Johore's 81st birthday, on Sept. 17. A mammoth parade followed by a reception to 1.000 people, will start off the celebrations tomorrow. River sports, a film show, gifts
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    CITY WORKERS MAY GET RITSON SCALE
    143 3 ABOUT 2,000 white-collar j workers, m the Singapore City' Council, may soon get the Ritson salary scale. Their claim for the revised salary scale is now being studied by the Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee. If the committee accepts the demand m toto
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    Air Hostesses At Film
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    Ignorance Is The Opposition'
    332 3 Family Planning I A REPLY to what were described as the "quite extraordinary statement" reportedly made by Miss Wilhelmina de Cruz, the Malayan Catholic nurse at the Fifth W T orld Congress of the International Committee of Catholic Nurses and Medical Workers, m Quebec I last
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    Guests Show
    113 3 SIX Singapore air h«stesst's and other airline repre.>entatives w i >■ guests of Shaw Bros. at tfcr apitol Thrair Singapore. on Tuesday Blgfct !«m the scrernini: t»f the CinemaScope film, The High And the Miku t> The film shows hou an ?ir hostess reacl> to an impending disaster
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    Two More Footpaths For Colony
    74 3 Two More Footpaths For Colony AS PEDESTRIAN fo .tpaths are becoming r m Singapa Council has decided to i vOne i'oo'..: tl 54.000 built along H ikil Timah Road from Ma Kenwe Road to Selegu Roa I le). The oth. fttog ■»v it to be long Canning H A' ineni
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    PROTEST OVER SCHOOL FEES
    71 3 TELOK ANSOK, Wed T ilok An son Labour Party will hold a protest meeting at the Great World Amusement Park on Saturday a( 2 p n to st against the proposed increase ;n school fees m the l( ratl m Leaders of iai km associations have
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      31 3 IJM. Miss Violet Pant; Miss Susie Pane (the last three named are sisters and all the four are Malayan Airway* hostesses) and Mrs Mosse. Qantas Passenger RHa tions. Officer. Standard photo
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  • Salute to Cinema Scope
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      NO GIMMICK—NEW MEDIUM PROVED ITSELF!
      2216 4 NO GIMMICK— NEW MEDIUM PROVED ITSELF! f VVH.VK MONTHS ajju to a du> today, (.'inemaSiopc m its commercial form made its bow m a New York theatre and astounded the world just >s it had done the motion picture industry a few months earlier at a trade demonstration. For. with
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      'EGYPTIAN" HERALDS NEW ERA
      409 4 DXKRYI. F /.AM CKS much beraUed multimillion dollar Cinema Scope production "Tlie Egyptian" had a star spangled rave earning premiere at Ken York's Ko\> Theatre on August 'H. and was hailed .i*the curtain-raiser ta a new era m Cinema Scope. The 20th Ce. tu V picture,
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      Secret Techniques
      107 4 E r< \v i. Stors Evei loh mind has but is t Earl I. S I P arietj thai -N :r 2Oth's fr print co I picture: •TWENTIETH I ai Fo» 1 pi< i rs and ol Cinemascope. to lead m the field ol re- arch, by devel
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      FROM PLAN TO PROJECT
      374 4 "TJECEMBER 18. 1952 Spy- ros P. Skouras. Pr< sick nt of Twentieth Century-Fox, p.nd Earl Sponabie. Research Director, see demonstration of Cinemascope m Paris by its Inventor, Prcfessor Henri Chretien. DECEMBER 13 Skouras. on behalf of Twentieth Cen-tury-Fox, takes option < q Cinemascope lens JANUARY 26.
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      308 5 THE CATHAY ORGANISATION J£L j EXTENDS HEARTY GREETINGS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO MR SPYROS P. SKOURAS AND 2OTH CENTURY-FOX ON THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE INTRODUCTION OF CinemaScoPE I AND THEIR FORESIGHT IN INTRODUCING THIS WONDERFUL MEDIUM OF IMPROVED MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT. THE CATHAY ORGANISATION ALSO TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN ANNOUNCING THAT
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      130 5 I THE SWEEP OF CinemaScopE HAS I SWEPT THE WORLD! 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO MR. SPYROS P. SKOURAS AND TO TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ADVENT OF CINEMASCOPE a DEVELOPMENT DUE TO THEIR FORESIGHT AND DETERMINATION, OF WHICH THEY MAY BE JUSTLY PROUD. I AS SOLE AGENTS IN THIS
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    Emergency Or Rebellion?
    537 6 m< ace in I plan to 'of Op. ions, I Sir GeoU B trne this reto me to be quite the n over thin this counl ovulation partly on; s mp; rtly by the rhich Is I the vii v that a against M> i nt. word
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    The Fantastic Few
    1023 6 )N a rare day of sunshine I watched the interweaving of vapour trails over my back garden. I could not see the aircraft; they were the invisible starting points to lengthening twists of cloud. If I had seen the aircraft I would not h c v e
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    We, the PEOPLE
    251 6 We, the PEOPLE I Have The Honour To Bel Sir; I have observed with ill greal interest the way mosl members of the public end Hi their letters addressed to )j) Government departments Ml and t'ne way a lew heads of departments end their let- in ters to members oH
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    Review of Views
    299 6 Review of Views No Compromise UTUSAN Melayu calls upon Malays in the Colony to iny efl I by the Education Department to create Primary classes in Malay schools and reminds readers le fate Oi Malays in the Colony would be no different to thai the I ite oi the .Malays
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    Laughteriat Work
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    I Was Proud To Fly i With These Men
    398 6  -  CONRAD SMITH H\\\\\u\\\\\atfC\wuvmtki< REFOBE Singapore stirred awake at dawn yesterday, pilots and crews in B r i e fi n g Rooms at three Royal Air Force bases in the Colony, listened to lastminute instructions from their flight leaders, and synchronized
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    PRITT LAUDS RUSSIANS
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    Follow The Moscow Pattern
    28 7 Follow The Moscow Pattern MAO URGES TOKYO, Sej (UP) Comn e g call- 1 Soviei R issia today m a major p& eech Mai «ial P *on| i
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    Duchess Of Kent In NY
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    Adventure Film Banned In India
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    SEATO Does Not Solve Anything'
    270 7 Moscow Statement Moscow, Sept. 15, (AP)— The Soviet Union yesterd.iy denounced the South-east Asia Treaty Organization a> "directed against the interests of the security ol Asia and the Far East." A formal statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the Western powers oi taking
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    Old Baldie' Deserted The Army
    101 7 Old Baldie' Deserted The Army 1 ERICK V .-aire. Sept. 15 i Renter' 18-yi arold British soldier. Sign ilWilliam Hend tyre, wa given on to wear a beret times because he was opletely bald. was stai I at a court rday h< ip for this by j who did not
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    BORN WITH ALL TEETH
    36 7 GLASGOW. S 15 iReuI baby has been born pleti set oi was announced I gina five abet! nd Mr. G rg M They have been married 10 and all ive two .sons.
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    Danger Is Lessened
    35 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 15 R iter) Sir Mohammed llah Khan, Pa&»:tan Foreign Minister, declared here y< sterday the signing of the South-east Asia CollecSecurity Defence Treaty had materially lessened thi oJ war.
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    Big Cut In Defence Spending
    125 7 Big Cut In Defence Spending WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. (Renter i The United States Government yesterday announced new reductions in defence spending but said the r< ised expenditure would support ••the most powerful ami efficient fighting force"' the country had ever had in peace-time. Spending by the Atomic Energy Commission which
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    FIVE MPs IN HK
    18 7 FIVE British Members of Parliamenl who left Singapore yesterday morning have arrivd in Hongkong.—Reuter.
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    The Doors Are Opened
    95 7 The Doors Are Opened LONDON". Sept. 15 (Reuter) Mr. Aneurin Bevan, leader of the ieft -win- of the Labour Parr.-, said here last night on his return with other Labour representatives j from their tour of Communist China: "1 think we have opened the doors that wer< closed and that
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    Sudden Departure
    68 7 MANILA. Sep;. 15. (Reuter) i Gen< ral Carlos P. Rom il< Philippine President Ran i Magsavsa'. personal envoj to the United States, left last night suddenly for Am<rica. Earlier he had a br< akfast conference with President Magsaysay at Malacanan Palace" the tatter's official residence. General Romulo told
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    World's Oldest Woman
    77 7 MAHE, Seychelles, India Marie Agnes Sophie belier woman in the world, Juts die She remembered seeing < being landed here by British woman. In 1862 she survi sheltering in a cave near he ni Oceaii. Sept. 15, (Renter)— >ed to have been the oldest >d here ai
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    4 M. INCREASE
    20 7 INDIA'S population rose by 4,000,000 to 376.750.000 during the past year, it was announced on Tuesday. Reuter
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    CANADIAN ENVOY
    22 7 MR. s. Morley Scott has been appointed Canadian Ambassador to Pakistan, the Canadian Government ovlnounc( d on Tuesday. A P
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    U.S. Atomic Expert Resigns
    147 7 U.S. Atomic Expert Resigns DENVER, COLORADO. Sen.. 15, (Reuter) Mr. Henry d. Smyth, only member of the Atomic Energy Commission to i... >enl from the Commission's branding ol Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer as a security risk, resigned. This was announced from Pn sidenl Eisenhower's holiday headquarters here today. The President
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    Police Clamp Down On 'Hot' Kisses
    387 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sept 15 (LP i Rio's mnrah sqaad is in the midst of clean-up campaign designed to rid this romantic carnival capital of the \inei i can kiss." and U is running, into almost a? mu« h trouble as Dob Quixote had
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    Viking Crashes In The Desert
    8 7 Viking Crashes In The Desert CAIRO. S l
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    One Junket On — Another Junket Off
    46 7 One Junket On Another Junket Off LONDON lept i ten S bol h hous >..',. v. ill be in »j Lord Co) Conservat nt ind sot rva Bon i L i n Chai So- \\i s !.l in 1 it Comm toward J a I and 5
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    'Just One Bad Guess And Then...'
    190 7 NEY YORK. Sept. 15 (Reu- ter) Two N't w York after- i noon newspapers today attacked United States policy in the Far East ;e> too weak, while a third said that the Communists had been given "fair warning to attempt no j more aggressions."
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    U.S. ASSEMBLES PACIFIC FLEET ON THE QUIET
    493 7 U.S. ASSEMBLES PACIFIC FLEET ON THE QUIET WASHINGTON, Sept. 15, (Reuteri— The United States has quietly assembled a mighty fleet in the Pacific spearheaded by fifteen aircraft carriers to deal with any sudden emergency in the area, officials said yesterday. The officials said the aircraft carriers were I supported by
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    END OF HUNT FOR KILLERS
    63 7 MADRAS. Sept. 15. R< ter)— A three-week 'nun- i the killers of a nurse. Elizabeth C ended with the arrest of two perons in a .small village i V lapatnarn in northvfadras, it was reported here. Miss Cox. a nurse at Ballabhpur hospital in East
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    Finance And Commerce
    81 9 JMurWBMJl "X JH__ I .S CONGRESSMAN James B. Ftt. who is on I tour of the Far Fast, flew into Kuala Lumnui on MnnMav morning from Singapore. While in the Federal capital. Congressman Itt met the High ommissioner, Sir Donald MaeGilHvray, visited a tin mine and later
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    JAPANESE BANK TO OPEN AGENCY
    251 9 JAPANESE BANK TO OPEN AGENCY Bigger T Stand THE Bank of Tokyo year as a specialised I m Singapore very soon, A spokesman of the J; day that agencies will also rade Is F > lard Banking Correspond which began operation foreign exchange bank, apanese Consulate-General be opened m Jakarta,
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    Malayan Trade Outlook Appears Favourable
    295 9 AN improved business situation m .Singapore and the Federation due esn, daily to the more tavourabie market omlook for tin and rubber is iAdirated the latest quarterly report of the Inited States Commerce Department. The Singapore trend may L__ point to better conditions m South-east
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    TRENDS OF COMPANY PROFITS
    113 9 TRENDS OF COMPANY PROFITS THE financial results of i'.s."iB British public companies published m the first eight months of this year include 2.043 industrial concerns, whose gross manufacturing and trading profits amounted to £1,282,000,000, reports the London Financial Times. This was £129,000,000 or i 11.2 per cent, higher than the
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    MORE TIN MINES IN OPERATION
    260 9 31 IPOH. Wed. Official statistics on tin production m Perak show that although!; the average tin price has fallen, the number of mines operating m the state tends j to increase. The Emergency has had no direct effect upon tin production, and during July of
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    Rubber Drops On Liquidation
    59 9 No Reaction To FI. News Mandard Mattel Krporh UTCOUNTR V UqaMatiea casei (a* n. m Singapore yesterday, fust grade ruh 1 it shipment closing at CS-LI IS ends per In d ol 1», eeaf m the dasiag price it Tmtstmy. The new, Stai Pacific made no
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    THE MARK IS FREED
    81 9 FRANKFURT, sv\n 15, I \P Germans t t e#er«l i *fc annoonced yesterdaj m relaxajtioas n i turrrm ontrols permitl ng onditional transfei ibroad >■' blocked Mar* w mb Mteisn holders fhe Sperm k m i ••■mi- i i 1 become "liberalized i apital accounts" *hk
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    Thais Back Tin Plan
    63 9 BANGKOK Sept, 15: (AP) Thai under the 1 ement wi be £.84< instead ol the Ol .-ted £BHn per long b 1 naiiand v tak< stand at the Lond U rence on ttie draft 1 ment Sept. 15^2( agreed m pri -p.e to draft which receive
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    Revenue Reaching $26 Mil.
    64 9 Revenue Reaching $26 Mil. KUALA Ll MPIR. Wed.— FewCtal .md State CWSfMM n-veniit* tollfttions for August almost reached the S2C million mark it was ottiti.ilh disclosed today. Kxport duties on the Federation's ruhher and tin MdMd nearly 50. 000. 000. uhil.- import duties on liquor, tobacco and petrol topped si:
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    PAK.-P.I. PACT
    25 9 a\ pt im< nt baa been m Karachi be- the Philippi:. tani rict to the Philip- the end i i the month afp.
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    NOTICES
    237 9 TIVDKK NOTICE HTENDERS vited for the and delivery of o: launch for the I er of Cusi ms. Mi .iya. Tender- stati ost and the time required to con> the contract from receipt he order. Seal< iers ruef Pati 1 -.1 be at the ollice of the Comptroller of
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    FINE GOLD FROM RAUB
    88 9 M ..\V.\ produced 4,046 ice fine gold from June 15) to Aug. 14. the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. the country's only gold miners, report. It adds that mining opera- were normal during the period and although the grade of ore from the Raub Hole decreased,
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    9 Countries Pool Experience
    53 9 LONDON*. Sept. 15. < Reuter > Auditors-general of nine Commonwealth countries began a five-day private conference here yesterday to pool their experiences. The countries representated at the talks which will end on Friday, are Britain. Canada. Australia. New Zealand. South Africa. India. Pakistan. Ceylon and the
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    GopengPays5%
    30 9 GOPENG Consolidated. Limited has declared a third interim dividend of 5 per cent m respect of the year ending Sept. 30. 1954, payable m England on Oct. 8, 1954.
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    Contest The Soft Drink Public
    134 9 Contest The Soft Drink Public Standard Staff Reporter THE soft drink public now has more and better soft drinks to choose from. Keen competition and j scarcity of money have fore- ed members of the trade to explore every possible avenue to ensure that the people prefer their brands. This
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    Benefits
    47 9 MR ROBERT LEE The contest, timed to coincide uitji the f .KA Singapore Trade Exhibition and the visit of the World Assembly of Youth, had proved successful beyond all expectations. Consumer reaction to the sales campaign m all r»\speets had been most favourable, said Mr Lee.
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    Small Deals In Produce
    157 9 CHE produce market En Singapore was quiet mi n sections yesti ith < i sii passtnf Copra opened easier closed quietly stead] per picul for September $29J| for Oct> bei Pepper prices wore Efa :< r the white trariel I :> >er iiru changed at |157
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    Touring Malaya
    28 9 I) S IKMSTRONG. th« anadia n < -;it 1 rad* i j m laya whm is spend ri I deration lit U b*hack ni r <m M
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    Butler's Solution To Sterling Problem
    284 9 Butler's Solution To Sterling Problem LONDON. Sept. 15. (Reuter) Mr. R.A. Butler, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said here yesterday before leaving for Montreal on his way to the Washington meetings of the International Bank and Monetary Fund that a three point basis for "freeing the pound"' would be: 1. Freer
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    Bids For Thorium '
    137 9 Bids For Thorium COLOMBO. S 14: (UP)— Ceylon's cab::. I decided to invite bids I i parts ol the world for exploration 1 rights to monasite sands conItaining deposits >1 thoriumla metal vital to production of atomic energy. According to a uovernn* ni announcement, deposits are' reported along the soul
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    SOVIET OIL FOR SWEDEN
    68 9 STOCKHOLM Sept. 15, t I 1 —An incr. ase ol I tween Sweden and under the current trace I agreement was ar here. Sweden's Imj oil and oil products will increased to a 1 of 900.000 tons. Sweden also will import 1.100 tons of Russian cotton
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    German Machines
    38 9 WEST O: [AM of machine Siat(^ darinf the Si I i i months ol ]554 I talk J j US$lB milli< n This I abool 'US$l millioi than durtae th< -amf p rod of lad peat
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    Patient Progress
    44 9 I "We are a ions way towards achieving the last < those conditions," the Chancellor said. Mr. Butler is leading for the first time the British delegation to the annual sessions of the World Bank and Inter- j national Monetary Fund which j
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    RUBBER HULLS FOR THIS U.S. SUBMARINE
    102 9 HOW to construct panel pressures and forces that m outer hulls of the eonventia "sound transparent', was faced the builders of the I nut lear-powered. and suhiii Rubber was the air-uer. j Deen developed by the BJP i m conjunctitm with the ap 'tje»'
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    Japs Build More Ships Of A Class
    63 9 S'.ui id SI Rf> K^u'ii >r oo worldc d oyernmew d f< ir n < the Lit a pani< havi r a buiidini und< r the 1( r- I Japan Japan*- < xp< cted to 1 th< ;r ap] or he ih. <nd
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    SHARE PRICES
    18 9 -i Kj. i '>r» 0 II MM. v X X X 1 U 1 i.l.l H
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    JAP RAIL ENGINES.
    11 9 I JDI/ U Jt<s-3 and C r. 2.
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    Adelphi Hotel's New Finds
    128 10 Adelphi Hotel's New Finds AFTER sampling the cuisine of many restaurants m Switzerland. Mr. H. GfeOer, the manager of Singapore's Adelphi Hotel finally tracked down Monsieur Gilbert Tardy at the hotel Belle View m Pontresina, a winter and summer resort. From more than 34 other chefs, Mr. Gfeller chose M.
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    'An Exhibition Of Ignorance'
    263 10 M.Ps Views Criticised Standard Staff Reporter. POLITICAL leaders m Singapore, yesterday, challenged the visiting British M.Ps, to prove the veracity ol their statement that political parties m Malaya "do not have clear cut ideas and aims." They said that the statement was '•unwarranted"' and without proper
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    You Won't Gate Crash This Party
    112 10 You Won't Gate Crash This Party JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Strict precautions will be taken at the Istana Besar during the Sultan of Johore's birthday celebrations on Friday, to prevent possible gatecrashers. Specially picked Govern- I ment officers will be posted at every entrance to the Istana to check invitation cards.
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    Dr. Lin Due Next Month
    86 10 THE Nanyang University Committee will meet on Oct. 4 at •J.M p.!>; m the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, preTii.es m Singapore, to discuss ■nth the Chancellor, Dr. Lin ?U~tang, who is expected to j arrive on Oct. 2, plans for opening the University and its
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    Staff To Buy Homes
    61 10 MORE than 200 subordi- Mrt€ employees of the Singapore City Council want buy the l.r.v-oo>t houses which the Council proposes to build shortly. The houses will cost $2,300 rach^and will be constructed accoraing to Singapore Improvement Trust standards. Land will be an additional $1,430. The Council
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    Suspension Cancelled
    57 10 THE Singapore City Coun- cil yesterday cancelled the suspension order imposed on Mr. P. V. Nathan, Secretary of the Electrical Workers' Union. Mr. Nathan has been severely warned and transferred to the Water Depart- ment. He will get his salary for the period of suspension. He was suspended
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    2 Burned By-Oven Flames
    64 10 2 Burned ByOven Flames TWO boys, Wong Keo Pheng, 7, and Lee Wee Chow, 9, were badly burned last night while watching praw n crackers being fried m Lorong 3, Geylang, Singapore. A sudden gust of wind blew flames from the oven towards where the boys were standing and burned
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    A THUNDEROUS SALUTE TO THE FEW'
    177 10 JET fighters, giant Sunderland flying: boats and bombers. Hornets. Meteors, Valettas and Harvards streaked across Singapore Island, yesterday, m thunderous salute to the memory of 'the few" of 1940. It was their tribute, m this year's "Battle of Britain Day. 1 to the fighter
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    HOME LEAVE FOR PRISONERS PLANNED
    337 10 HOME LEAVE FOR PRISONERS PLANNED A Unique Experiment KUALA LUMPUR, Government plans to inf home leave for lor effort to develop stre prisoners during rehal release. The Federal Commissi Garratt, said today the pn parole during the last four years. ''Many may question tl but I am sure it will
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    One Traffic Case After Another
    118 10 j FIVE minutes after his client I was found guilty of a traffic offence, a Singapore lawyer, H. ■> L. Wriggleworth, was himself fined $10 for parking his i-ar parellel to a double white line *at Pasir Panjang Road on August 13. Wriggleworth pleading guilty
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    'Gods Won't Hear You' Woman Told
    121 10 'Gods Won't Hear You' Woman Told MADAM Kok Kirn Kee was offering prayers to gods one day last month when she cluttered up a sidewalk with her praying paraphernalia. Yesterday she found to her dismay that it wa.s an expensive offering as the City Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Deve-reux-Colburn, fined
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    Court To Wait For Expert's Nod
    147 10 Court To Wait For Expert's Nod A COURT decision w& postponed till March 31 next year to enable a chartered architect and an Associate of the Royal Institutes of Architects. Mr. Robert Kan. to i examine a building, which was the subject of a dispute m the Singapore City Police
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    City Drive For Poison Drug
    268 10 Bad Effects' SINGAPORE City Cou on peddlars and stores who is adulterated with a dange A number of Singapore ;be suffering "bad effects" known as Choo Sa. And now. men from the j Health Department of the 1 City Council are visiting i Chinese drug
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    HIRED OUT CAR, FINED
    64 10 1 TOH Hong Thuan. a sundry shop assistant, was fined a tota of $126 by the Singapore First Traffir Magistrate? Mr J- P. Trainer, yesterday on three counts of hiring bis car to Lieut. P. A. Raymond Bakar iof Nee Soon Garrison when not licensed to
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    $5,000 THEFT -MAN HELD
    43 10 POLICE on Tuesday held a man m Johore Bahru shortly alter receiving a report from a Singapore woman vegetable seller that she had lost $4 000 m rash and $1,000 worth of jewellery from her house m Potong Pasir.
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    OTEC MEET BANKERS
    454 11 Kim Beng Go j For Goals CHARTERED BANK, strengthened with the inclusion of Osman Angullia and Kim Beng (both of the Star Soc- j cerites), trounced the Alexandra Brick- I works by seven goals to nil in the V, SBHFA League and Cup semi-final match at the
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    ALL THE CUPTIES
    38 11 SENIOR Bala 0 Guthrie 6 M.IMI. 2 Breweries 1 JUNIOR Stanvac 5 Sime Darby Reserve 1 Jacks 5 Malayan Airways 3 ST.C. Reserve !l R.T.C 1 Mansfield beat E.A.C. (walkover) I.C.I. beat C. VV. (walkover)
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    CHINESE BEAT ARMY
    131 11 In spite of fielding a considerably weakened side, Chinese did not extend themselves in handing out a 3-0 defeat to the Army in the S.A.F.A. community league soccer match played at the Jalan Besar stadium last night. It is probable that the Army would have made a
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    THESE CUP FINAL BLUES
    251 11 SPORTSMEN ell ever the world realise the fact- that in cm sport, the spirit of sportsmansh p is one c.f the main objects cf all who play the game, as well os ol all who ere interested in the [game.. For the past three years, 1
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    'Brown Bomber' Thrills Again
    46 12 API PURE vith a i every re< I repori who a. ted as Brown B heavy- but also to bi '•'•'allace c one of the t ures I Holly- >ry ol at] ad take his t friend gei pi< Bla uri Edwai
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    SBA To Train Six Promising Youngsters
    248 12 SBA To Train Six Promising Youngsters THE Singapore Badn lit a Associati n tasi n ghi named six :>•■ ismg y msstera to be given ing for futi i tnter-Sta c champiun--1 < ire: L. n Wei Lon. N4 Xi Hi cic. irice Kh w I N X.. Dei m
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    Windsor Lad Leads The Way To Winners •
    70 12 Windsor Lad Leads The Way To Winners Way WINDSOR LAD beat a strong field of Colony tipsters yesterday to head home five winners—four straight and one indirect —at Bukit Timah yesterday. Wiyidsor Lad scored on Flushing (race 1), Jolly Sailor (race 4) Gin&eng (race 7) and Grand Leader (race 8).
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    DIV. 3A DRAW
    22 12 SIN JAPORE Har! B ard 'J drew SHA 'J- day. inkai S. s ored SHB. Polic. the Dut i
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    ACS VICTORIES
    26 12 thai was Ang ese Sc H. ?ame d 8.. Basah R went 1 the ACS first i. same mars I c clinched team! I
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    CORALITA EQUALS SIX FURS. RECORD
    2852 12 CORALITA EQUALS SIX FURS. RECORD Grand THE six furlongs re< terday's races, second day meeting when Coralita, bi clear from her rivals to an one horses, paying $41 for It was Leong's tenth ance. Alwaja m touch with the tea iers. Wonder Go.d and Br; i^ela-.v. Cora'.ita made her effort
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    THE TWINS SWIM WELL
    150 12 TWIN BROTHERS. Goh Soon Chye and Goh Soon Hock, were outstanding swimmers when Anglo Ch:nese benool began the;r annual Swimming Carnival with five events at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. The Carnival will be con-<-uded on Friday at Ajr.ber Road. Results were: 400 m. free style
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    VIAS DECIDES FOR THE INDIANS
    185 12 A TIRELESS game by left full-back Freddy Vias was the main factor contributing to Indian Association's solitary goal victory over R.A.F. Seletar m the Singa pore Hockey Association Div. 1 league match played on the I.A. ground yesterday. Vias was supposed to have piayed a^
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    34 12 LONDOX. Sept. 14, (Reuter)— Football results First Division Arsenal 2 m Manchester City 3. Third Division (Southern) Bristol City 4: Colchester Utd 0 Third Division < Northern t Carlis'e Utd. 3; Bradford 2
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