Singapore Standard, 17 September 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD 4* 3« Vol. V. No. 76. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1934 TWELVE PACES 13 CENTS.
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    Red Chinese Shell Island
    78 1 TMF'EI Str:. 16 (UP) C :r,.st Chinese guns a tiny Nationalistheld bland bo the Tachen 25* mil< m rth ol Form -.i while u>-r.i a a: Quemoj w i- limited mostlj to patroHin,' bj Nationalist planes and sh ps t< daj MmisTry c National Defence anui
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) contest RESULT
    140 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) contest RESULT MR. PK. QUAH co i V. Q P Ghee. Post Box N 32 Kuala Lumpur and Mr. SOW SWEE CV.KNG 135. Seta! Road, .'.an, an the joint of the Standard Quiz Contest No. :;n,ae fi r $50 has r.t to each. idge was Mrs. M. nazie,
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 \Ii.IKRS. l<i tAFP) iunt ptTM»n> urre killed m .i plant- trash nrar here to.! .iv Ihe airtruft «a> on a trim ng flight when the accident octurrtd.
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    Mercy Plane Crashes
    42 1 L G IE R S. Sept 16 (R e r All four crew members oJ a French Air Force bembtr were killed near here todaj when their plane crashed while taking iid to the earthquake stricken dtj ol Orleahsville.
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    NEW PREMIER
    31 1 BEIRUT. Bept 16, 'Reuter^ Sami Bt-y E\ Solh was today ifflclally app< bated Prime Minister ol Lebani n after Mr. Abdalla El Yafl hud tailed to form a Cabinet.
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    Jail Again For 'Old Lag'
    58 1 KINGSTON (England). Sept. 16. <AP>-An 80-year-o reant whose 42 prison terms span the reigns E us rulerji, was given another two years yest v d eft charges. Arthur Pavett, has spent -.4 years bey c was Brst sent up In 190 C during Queen Victoria's
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    And FIGHT If The Reds Cross It
    222 1 DRAW A LINE IN ASIA... NEW YORK. Sept. 16. (Reuter) Senator William Knowland. Senate Republican leader, said today the free nations must "as quickly a s pojsible draw a line m Asia and notify the Communists that if they cross it, they must
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    50 mph Gale Rips Through Ipoh
    281 1 Roofs Lifted, Trees Uprooted IPOH, Thurs.— A 50-mile per hour "freak" hurricane the strongest ever to be recorded here ripped through the town at 3.20 p.m. roday, leaving a trail of damage m its wake. In its tWO-minute rampage, the gale tore roofs off
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    $2,250,000 For Death
    99 1 SAX FRANCISCO. Sept. 16 'AP» A U*****,000 (M. $2,--250.00 suit was filed m the Federal District Court yesterday for the death of William Kapell or" New York, internationally known concert pianist, who wa> killed m a plane crash near Redwood City. Calif., on (X-t. 29. All 19
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    She'll Sing To The Boys In Korea
    46 1 She'll Sing To The Boys In Korea photo. MISS Jean Bayless, singer, who will entertain Commonwealth troops m Korea. She arrived m Singapore yesterday accompanied by a boogiewoogie pianist. Lenny Felix, and two Comedians, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Whittaker. She returns to London via America. Standard
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    Spy Hunter Turns Out To Be Spy
    108 1 Spy Hunter Turns Out To Be Spy TEHERAN. Sept. 16 (AP» j The Iranian Army's chief j counter-intelligence agent for the strategic Abadan oil area has been jailed m the sweep- j ing clean-up of Soviet spies m Iran's security forces. Capt. Gholam Hossein Garagozloo was the leader of 133
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    SPY' CUTS HIS OWN THROAT
    40 1 AMMAN. Sept. 16. tßeuter) —An Israeli ""spy" committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor blade yesterday. Jordan sources here said day.The man was arrested by the Arab Legion after crossing into Jordan territory.
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    American Boy And Thai Girl In Suicide Pact
    203 1 BANGKOK. Sept. 16.— A 19-year-old American student of Buddhism was found dead m the bedroom of a small hotel here today with a young Thai girl and Police said they apparently were involved m x "suicide pact." The student has been identified
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    KLU Underworld King Falls To Police
    397 1 KLU Underworld King Falls To Police DREADED SOCIETY SMASHED KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Police here have arrested "Mr. X," national crime boss of the much dreaded Wah Kee Secret Society, which is reputed to be the most powerful m the country, and put the organization out of business. The C.I.D. Chief,
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    SOEKARNO TAKES A SECOND WIFE...
    100 1 SOEKARNO TAKES A SECOND WIFE... ...AND HAS THE NATION HOWLING JAKARTA, Sept. 16 (UP) Angry Indonesian women leaders today mapped plans to persuade handsome President Soekarno to give up a beautiful 32-year-old woman he recently took as a second wife. Palace circles confirmed that 53-year-old Soekarno married Heriati Suwondo, mother
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    Jakarta Taken By Storm
    215 1 Jakarta Taken By Storm Indonesia's most important women's organization, "Perwari," has called leaders of other women's organizations to a meeting tomorrow morning. They will seek to agree on a statement of opposition to the new marriage which will be transmitted to the Cabinet and Parliament. Meanwhile, the sensational news that
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    HOW I WAS MANHANDLED
    137 1  -  Ava Gardner By NE W YORK. Sept. 16 (Reuter) American film actress Ava Gardner told reporters here on her return from a South American tour, she was "practically torn to pieces" b> a crowd m Rio De Janeiro. She said the incidents occurred at the airport
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    RI Recalls UN 'Envoy'
    82 1 WASHINGTON. Sept. 16 (AP> The Indonesian Embassy says it has recalled the passport of Hasan Mohammed Tiro, former embassy employee m New York who proclaimed himself minister to the United Nations from the insurgent "Islamic Republic 1 of Indonesia. A spokesman said yesterday Hasan will be
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    Finance Talks In Washington
    32 1 KARACHI. Sept. 16 <APi Pakistan's Finance Minister Chaudhary Mohammed All left for Washington last night for the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Governors.
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    NEW PASTURES
    20 1 DURING the first six months of this year. Australia absorbed 50.000 migrants. 21.000 of whom were British. AP
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    $1,400 Piracy In S'pore River
    162 1 $1,400 Piracy In S'pore River THREE Chines j<::a!es yesterday pulled ufl d Si 40U robbei m the Singapore River yesterday morning The river was still shrouded m darkness, when the P i r a t <- s, brandishing knives, boarded a sampan tti oored alongside the river, m about 3
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    GETAWAY OF TOP MAU MAU
    56 1 Nairobi. Sepi 16. (Beaten Dedan Kirna T Supreme Commander ol the Man Man "army."' was reported yesterday to have escaped through the cordon thrown by security round a 20-square-mil Forest area and the hunt was abandoned. A total of Beven terrorists have been officially reported
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    QUEENS AUNT FOR GIBRALTAR
    33 1 LONDON. Sept L 6 rßeuter) -The Princess Royal, aunt of Qu-^r. Elisabeth. Is to visit Gibraiiar at the .^cd ol this month, it was officially announced her< lasi night
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    'CRACK SHOT' FIRED ON HIS COMRADES
    367 2 —Court Martial Is Told KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Corporal Lennord Kumlomba of the King's African Rifles, described as a "crack shot" m his 2nd Nyasaland Battalion, shot at three members of his own Regiment m a coconut plantation m Kuantan. He missed a Provost CorporaT,
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    Education Body To Meet Higham
    153 2 A delegation from the Singapore Malay Educational Committee will meet the Acting Colonial Secretary, Mr. J.D. Higham, today, to discuss the Education Departments plan to replace Standard I m Malay schools with English primary classes. A spokesman of the delegation told The Standard yester- J
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    Scholarship Given To 6
    92 2 IPOH. Thurs.— B< »use there was no "suitable" applicant for a scholarship to study for the p st ol Supervisor of Elections, an additional scholarship m Law was awarded. This was announced when six Malays were named for higher studies from the Perak Malay- Higher Studies
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    Terrorist Campaign -Says Uda
    153 2 LONDON. Sept. 16. (Reuten —Raja Sir Uda bin Raja' Mohamed. the Commissioner for Malaya m the United Kingdom, today maintained that the present Emergency m Malaya is due to a terrorist campaign and is not the result of a nationalist movement. In a letter published m
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    CATHOLICS' MEETING
    55 2 THE Catholic Medical Guild. Malaya (Southern i Branch") will hold its annual i general meeting on Sept. 30. i at 8 p.m. at the Capitol Blue Room. Singapore. Catholics from Malacca. Singapore and Johore will meet on that day. A cocktail j party will be held for I
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    Five Years For Having Terrorist Papers
    243 2 Five Years For Having Terrorist Papers LIM PAXG YOUNG, a young shop assi>tant. found m possession of terrorist papers on June 25, was yesterday sentenced to five years' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore First Criminal District Court. Judge. Mr. F. A. Chua, remarked that the offence was a serious one
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    WORK ON UNIVERSITY WILL COMMENCE SOON
    143 2 WORK ON UNIVERSITY WILL COMMENCE SOON BUILDING MESSRS Hup Le e Seng of Singapore were the successful tenderers for the erection of the Nanyang University's Arts Faculty building and Library. The tender box was opened yesterday at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Hup Lee Seng contracted to build the
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    EDUCATION SHOULD BE LIBERAL
    171 2 EDUCATION SHOULD BE LIBERAL PENANG. Thurs. Malaya is regarded as one of the richest possessions m the British Commonwealth and its educational policy should be made as liberal as is consistent with its material prosperity and political advancement. This was stated m a letter sent by the Penang Chinese Chamber
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    Recruits On Parade
    40 2 KAJANG. Thurs.— Brigadier 11. K. Dimoline. Commanding Officer of the Selangor Police Volunteer Reserve, yesterday travelled to Kajang to witness the passing out parade of 32 recruits. 'D' C o m p a n y, 'P.V.R.. Kajang.
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    NURSE DE CRUZ WAS MISQUOTED
    184 2 MONTREAL, Sept. 16 (Keuter)— Miss Wilhelmina De Cruz, Malayan delegate to a Catholic Nurses' Convention last week m Quebec, said yesterday that neither mercy killings, abortions nor sterilisation operations were sanctioned m Malayan hospitals. The Canadian Press m a|Quebec dispatch last Friday erroneously reported Miss
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    113 2 i CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday wereBuyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 682 68; No. J R.S.S 68; 69 No. 2 R.S.S. 68; 682 No. 3 R.S.S. (>Bj t>B Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE The pri» c of tin \es terday was S.>(i<i; per
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    Kajang To Register Tenants
    64 2 KAJAXG. Thuvs.— A meetng to discuss the adoption oi enants registration m Kaang was held this evening at he Merchants' Club here. The meeting was presided >ver by Mr. Ng Bow Thye. jroup officer. Tenants* Regisration, Kajang. It was decided to divide the own tor the
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    KEEP THE MEN OUT
    362 3 Mothers oppose 'Makcm Boys' m labour ward Strangers See Us During Our Labour Pains' EXFECTANT mothers m Singapore's Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital are furious with the authorities for employing men to serve them focd m the labour wards. Si man who was an inmate of a
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    Stole Woman's Diamond Ring
    36 3 M I w: p aded g i I t Mrge iling a 41 ii. iocn, val i- .i worn m In C I on v ur fOOI igorous Impr n- rd iv.
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    Busmen's Joke Not Laughing Matter
    162 3 Busmen's Joke Not Laughing Matter THE acliag General M.;;i,,rr ut me Singapore '1 raction < luupuny. Mr. t. t. Wilson, yesterday promised lo investigate r«m plaints oJ certain mein-b-i > ol tii public who t laim thej v c ictims of "jokes" by >i bus drivers. Tbe complaints are that
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    Attempted Suicide
    22 3 su Seveni p r trate. Mr. gh at due t Sun atI• i Sept. 1 2 al i i I
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    Provident Fund Plan
    79 3 tup: Qai laa Empire Airways Local] nployees 1 Union, a: its i general meeting on led t j press for a 10 per cent provident fox employees who B not completed five years' A* present only those who i i ki for more than five rearg c
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    Colony Gets New, Modern Infirmary
    299 3 ONI «>f th- ttmtat and best r-ijuipped animal infirmaries m the Far .ist has beou b-.nJ' m Sj ii^ i-)ore at a cost i>( >!50 000 Tfv- nw infirmary it Kampon? Java R«>a i Ls spacious, and d»>i^nrd to provide a more efSvivat service. The
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    SECOND MATE BUXTON GETS HIS PAPERS
    227 3 SECOND MATE BUXTON GETS HIS PAPERS MR. Henry Buxton. 23. first apprentice accepted by the Straits Steamship Company to compiete his indentures, obtained his Second ."Mate's Foreign Going Certificate, yesterday. He was al.su presented with a sextant by the Company. Straits Steamship started this scheme four years ago and now
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    Death For Him-The Second Time
    197 3 Death For HimThe Second Time AT a re-trial m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, Abdul Wahab bin Jono was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Knight after the jury unanimously found him guilty of murdering a 36-year-old fruit hawker, Tan Sam Heng, m Johore Road on Dec. 11, last year.
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    'Sandy' Joins Cathay Organization
    117 3 'Sandy' Joins Cathay Organization MR, Sanade A. Rao, better known m film circles as '■Sandy." 20th Century-Fox's Managing Dire tor m Singapore, has joined the Cathay Organization as one oii its vice-Presidents. He will take up his new appointment as soon as his successor arrives m the Colony. Announcing this
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    Students' Appeals On Oct. 12
    82 3 Students' Appeals On Oct. 12 MR D. N PRITF. Q.C.. who successfully' defended eight University of Malaya students charged with sedition will arrive m the Colony next nth to conduct the appeal, on Oct. 12 14. of seven Chinese students against the sentence of three months' rigorous imprisonment passed on
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    BUFFET DINNER FOR IA LEADER
    44 3 PENANG.Thurs. The Indian Association is holding a "bufo"" dinner party m honour of its President, Mr. S. Balwant Singh and his wife tomorrow night at the Association's premis Mr. and Mrs. Balwant Singh are going to India on leave.
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    A Show For City Day
    53 3 THE third City Day anniversary will be observed m Singapore with a stage per- formance at the City Hall on Sept 22. The show will feature songs by Miss Wah Ec Poh, and the talentime winners, j the Crackerjacks. dances by Miss Noorna Diah and
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    Civil Defence Assn. Officers
    57 3 THE following were elected j offi :e-bearers oi the Singapore Civil Defence Association: President, Mr, Lim Cheng Hai; vice-presidents, Capt G. Cocks and Mr. O V Wait Sec- retary, Mr Enoch Fang; trea- surer, Mr. Tan Soo Liam Com- mittee: Messrs X Jeffrey, Chuah Teong Choon.
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR AW
    97 4 PENANG, Tnii!-.— A resolu- tion to invite aii registered Chinese societies and schools Penang to '..ke part m nth noriaj service for the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw was unaniv approved at the first ting ol the Pen- arig Hakka organizations' metnoria service meeting he'd at]
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    Woman Was Inconsiderate
    70 4 A YOUNG woman driver. Miss Sim Kirn Kee, was fined Sl5 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Trainor, yesterday, when she pleaded' guilty to driving a car m an inconsiderate manner at Tampenis Road on July 11. It was stated that .she drove on
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    ALL-PARTY MEET CONDEMNS PLAN TO RAISE FEES
    257 4 ALL-PARTY MEET CONDEMNS PLAN TO RAISE FEES Parents To Join Forces PENANG, Thurs. An all-party meeting tonight unanimously passed a resolution condemning the proposal to raise school fees m the Federation. The resolution was moved by Inche H. R. Pawanteh, hon. secretary of the Malay Schools Parent-Teacher Committee, and seconded
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    Her Total Savings Was $13.45
    179 4 Her Total Savings Was $13.45 TWO earthern ware savings pots were broken by Inspector T. S. Zain m the Singapore Thirj District Court yesterday. The pots belonged to Halijah binti Abdullah, who faced .1 charge ol tailing to notify the Registration Authority of hi age of address, between Aug. IS
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    She Just Loves Pigs
    61 4 ''I JI'ST love pigs, said .Mrs Mary Ross when she got oft her Qantas— BOAC plane m Singapore yesterday. She is on her way to Sweden, just to look at pigs. Mrs. Ross owns a 800--acre farm m New South Wales. Her pigs are for stud.
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    Count Does It In CinemaScope
    274 4 The First From Italians SINGAPORE will soon see the first Italian Cinema Scope film m colour. The film is the product of Count Leonardo Bonzi, who owns the Astra Cinematografica. Count Leonardo yesterday flew into Singapore with two of his cameramen from a .six-month tour
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    2 RAF Men Get 5 Mths. Jail Each
    132 4 2 RAF Men Get 5 Mths. Jail Each THE Singapore Third District Judge, Air. H. A. Forrer. sentenced Denis Albert Gore and Donald Akroyd of the RAF yesterday to five months' rigorous imprisonment. each, for robbing a taxi driver on the night of July 1. this year, a' C'hangi Road.
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    Now The Low-Paid Will Get Housing Loans
    184 4 Now The Low- Paid Will Get Housing Loans SINGAPORE Government's lower income group of employees will soon be able to buy their own homes. They will be given loansrepayable m small instalments for this purpose. Hitherto, housing loans were given to those employees who could afford to 'buy houses worth
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    Fine After Reminders
    58 4 MALACCA, Ti Chonj Kong, a fount \va s fined $200 m I Sessi Court ior failing I i hi., income i;..\ return! I v I c rent year, after two r Cno.-.o said thai he a I i<< busy complying v i i Municipal ooti< c tc
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    'Adult' Bill For Council
    85 4 In order thai there may bo proper legislation to control the finances of the Adult Edu-1 ration Association, Dr. C. J. Paglar (Prog.—Changi) will introduce an Adult Education Bill at the November meeting 'of the Singapore Legislative Council. "We have been giving away thousands of d
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    $5,500 RAISED
    50 4 KUALA KANGSAR, Thurs. —The recent fun fair here i realised, a sum of $5,500 which will be shared equally among j the Iskandar Polo Club, or- ganizer.s of the lair. Lady j j Tempter's TB hospital and the i j Federation School tor the Deal I and Blind.
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    Where's My Owner
    50 4 A BROW N-AND-WHITE, longhaired, three-month-old female pup with black markings on her face was found on Sept. 15, at Balmoral Park, off Stevens Road. Will the owner please contact Mrs. P. F Grimble, Secretary of the R.S.P.CA. at 145 Orchard Road, Singapore, or telephone ***** or *****.
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    Runaway Boys Found At Game
    286 4 2-Day Search For Fun TWO little brothers, Arthur and Bertie de Silva, aged J) and 11 respectively, were yesterday evening found straying on the Padang by Mr. R. Kanniah Naidu of Messrs. Bajaj Textiles Limited. Singapoie. Arthur, the elder ol the two, a student of
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    POSTER RESULTS
    122 4 WINNERS m the Chinese Essay and Poster competition msored the S gap Saf< First Coun< Dounced yesterday. Ein in the Pester competition—Miss Tay Suan, Tanjong Kafc g Girls' S i au ter Lee Hin Cheong. B S; rondary School. ■nd Misses O:\z Soi Lian. Tanjong Katong S and
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    LIGHTS CO ON IN VILLAGE
    27 4 SEREMBAN Thua Tbt villagt 1 Pa ntau, v. a;; lation of vet Ten. was lil |electri< ity for the frsl tiitu night.
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    GOVT. EMPLOYEES BORROW $350,000
    120 4 To Pay For What Is Free THE Singapore Government Empoyees Co-unera-live Thrift and Loan Society lent nearly 5350 000 to its members, last year. This was disclosed, by Mr 1 81 A. Kularaja. the So i 'president, at its annual meet- ing yesterday. He said the
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    4 Yrs.' For Murder Bid
    92 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thure.— A 21-year-old Indian, Naij i Al«.:i;^ni.:. w.,s sen; to pr.^.. fo r four years by the Ch i I Justice, Sir Charles Ma 1 today for attempting to m der n Port SwHTenham shopK'<prr. M. Abdul Hamid stabbing him m the back.
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    High Court Adjourns To Examine Car
    62 5 I E VRING ol a civil suit mmcd bner'.v m High Court I > enable the putic i concern- j Dc i tor cv dyed m an a Tanglin Road on ear. i II lion ol w car f The Parties s i m
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    SON STEALS FROM MOTHER
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    HOME FOR 24
    49 5 STANDARD photo taken last night reveals the way 24 labourers live m the bachelor line* of the SUB. They share a common long '"bed" m a room that is 20-feet-by-13. A s -i space savins measure they are compelled to hang their clothes above their heads.
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    Strikers Stone New Workers
    27 5 Strikers Stone New Workers Si slng re, won when BW rej fro recruits ite, hundn landing nearby W« are on k the ed by I strikIhe new
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    TAIPING N.A.P.
    9 5 Bi Perak 13, Theatre Sept. 26. a1
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    His Trade Mark Was False: $500
    78 5 His Trade Mark Was False: $500 >HORE BAHRU, Thurs. B M Mohideen, a licensed fad :er of cigars m X yesterday lined o 6ve m>i!. imprisonment, on a charge of having used false trade marks. It wa that on Dec. 29 last year. Police raided Mo- and found labels bearing
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    Returns To His 'Home' For Another 7 Years
    206 5 Returns To His 'Home' For Another 7 Years big iron ga -v La figure T: gh I 1 .i slim 27--man ft] Xr. nee ..i than eig tl ears. Mated d DO D 194' i i■ I nineteen, Made i i n issed ba A conviction su mostly t i\ir^
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    3,000 S.H.B. LABOURERS ARE ANGRY
    298 5 3,000 S.H.B. LABOURERS ARE ANGRY Press Report On 'Modern' Quarters Is Utter Tripe' MORE than 3,000 Singapore Harbour Board labourers are furious over a Press report (not The Standard) which stated that a good proportion of their quarters ore composed of modern, self-contained flats. The report was described by Mr.
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    PC. Had No Licence To Ride Bike
    135 5 PC. Had No Licence To Ride Bike A SINGAPORE policeman, Majid bin Jantan. was fined a tota! of $125 by the Singapore First Traffic Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Trainor, when he pleaded j guilty to riding a motorcycle without a licence and while not covered by Third Party Insurance. In
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    This Scot Was No Mirage
    132 5 IT m.s the kind ai burning hot day thai was to throw up mingies at Kallaag Airport But no mirage was the figure that stopped out of the BO AC plane wearing the tartan of the MacGilchrist <!an. It was Dr. I). C. RfaeGiichrist, bark
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    Chased Boy With Knife
    78 5 some days after be was dismissed Tara Sing}) took a seven-inch clasp knife and chased his former employer's son around a car m Rochore Canal Road, it was revealed In the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday. He was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment for unlawfully
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    Free Youth Lectures
    78 5 THE Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. will conduct a series of eight free youth lea le ip training lecture? at the association premises every .Monday and Thursday at 4 p.m., beginning next week. The training course, which is conducted on lecture and discussion basis, is open to aIL The
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    They Live In Fear Of Thugs
    264 5 SINGAPORE, Harbour Board labourers quartered in SFIB premises at Pattani Street are living in tear today, because of "unauthorised persons, who invade their homes and seal their lips with intimidation." The tenants, 45 Indian-. In written. appeals to SHB'.s Personnel Welfare Manager, i Mr.
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    TO THE HOUSE OF DETENTION
    51 5 OXG All THIAM was yesterday sent to the House of Detention by Air. Choor Singh, the Singapore Seventh Police Court Magistrate. The Court was told that Ong was found wandering without any means of subsistence and was- not able to give a satisfactory account of
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    HAD NO VALID ENTRY PERMIT
    46 5 ABDO T ABAS was yesterday charged m the Singapore Eighth Police Court with entering the Colony illegally on] Sept. 1. Bail of Si. ooo. m two sure- i ties, was offered and the case was postponed till Oct. 1 for hearing.
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    SINGAPORE STANDARD Future Of Home Guards
    528 6 SINGAPORE STANDARD Future Of Home Guards dfghsjk 'I i lias set up a special to d le 1 Home He d; daj s t his Press i lay a1 irhi :h he [mid a com- H one Guj said, were Igo Lt Gen Bourne added: rge a rtilj organised Force
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      117 6 LrTDSAN Melayu says that d the five visiting M.p.> confined their comments and views on the beautiful sceneries of Kelantan or the gallantry o! British planter.-, no one Id have taken much notice ol them. But as it happ d, the delegation ii! to air their views I
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      Puzzling
      76 6 \T last there has been some >igns that the Governmeni ol Singapore will d< control rice, says Nanyang Slang Pan. A system of keeping "the strategic sfc ckpue" has apparently been worked our with the trade. What is puzzling Is the time such an arrangemeni took. We should have
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      Burma's Policy
      100 6 OIN CHEW JIT POU diSkj cusses the foreign policy of Burma m relation to its domestic policy of 1 1 1 maintaining a rigid independent attitude. i2i guaranteeing individual rights. (3) raising the peoples' living standards. (4) doing nothing to arouse the suspicion of SEATO. (5) introducing a
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      Warning To Communists
      137 6 AMERICA'S consolidation ol r\ her Pacific fleel is hailed by Chung Shing Jit Pao which declares that such a move should stabilise the political and military situation ol South-east Asia. Communist aggression, continues the daily, only faars force. Now that there is this force, the Communists will
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      378 6 Si under s i an d £roi i itest pamphlet d bu (M).'tv/'/^»'/a o/i rittzenship Laws" t/uit ij a Dho is a British Subject, was born m the Fed< rit 01 > rio r e 15th .s"< ptei ncr. /:•;>_', and h'-a 1 1 u?oa al the
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      A School's Tribute
      92 6 Sir; On Monday last, aiii r hearing of the i v nted death of Mr. Aw B th( senior school gathered m the Great Hall. We r< member* d that 11 was the joint gifi of Mr. Aw Bex n Haw and Mr. Aw B m Par
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      31 6 This striking picture of Singapore, showing St. Andrew's Cathedral and the harbour, was taken from a RAF. Sunderiand flying boat on Battle of Britain Day by Standard cameraman Toh Hong Boon.
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      'LET US FIGHT THIS INCREASE IN SCHOOL FEES'
      721 6 'LET US FIGHT THIS INCREASE IN SCHOOL FEES' Sir, It has been very encouraging to read the news that the 8.000 strong AllMalaya Federation of Malay Teachers' Union recently decided to support the nationwide Campaign against an increase m sciiool-f ecs. At a time when practically every person who is
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      They Were All Hit In Doodlebug Time
      45 6 'THE nai o J 1 D World i. Bu a m tl I I word. D t of C Penge < i 1 1 One i than 2 i Li > n go m our reb- imp! big bui i
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    Dr. Malaris Immigration Dilemma
    546 6  - Dr. Malaris Immigration Dilemma JOHN WORRALL By Cape Town. 'ERTAIN influential Na- tionalist circles arc put--1 ting pressure on the South African Government of Dr. Malan to reverse its Im- 1 migration policy and bring into the country large numbers of settlers to strengthen the White population. Three Nationalist Party
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    Hongkong Will Stay British
    80 7 LONDON. Sept. lb: (Keuter) Sir Alexander Grcntham, C.overnor ot lloni;kon». said last nisht: "Ilon«kon« is iioin" to remain British. This is definite.'' Gc ernor i on the eve I S to the ited SI be is go wrong he says >« A ie c abc ii
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    Eden Has Secret Plan
    96 7 EUROPE: hii Secre ary N N \TO) Co'.: P M nt to t M n Dulles In Bonn l*.« >\\ I s N.t rr tar% oi S< i ir- li.iin V —tew Dullrs ti>< :as fii lirir 1 tixLi> "an iltcrnativt- nni>l br fount!" !> hi
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    'Shoplifters' million Business
    67 7 JTO, Sepl 16 rl i today \iwy had row m f a gar ftei who si n 1 I I.OOC 10.000) ng the ars. The head cc known as "Han>hin 1 C DP The a II ar-old na n ng a n presld tions to shopli: :n
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    S. Africa Stays Out
    125 7 PRETORIA. Sept li». ißeu-U-r- Mr. Dude] Malan. the Prime Minister, >.iid ht-rr >estrr(la\ it w.i> wronu to think ol Si nth Ifriea as part eJ the British Empire. lhis consistfd totlas only of Britain and the tolonii-s. he tnld the (onuress of the \.iii on a
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    IT WAS A CHURCH
    95 7 IT was officially slate:! m Algiers that the final death roll m the Orleansvilie earthquake would rise to i .SUO hen the bodies <>r all the victims lia h been discovered. The estimate .niven on Wednesday was 1.40U killed and 4 1 seriously injured but 100
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    U.K. Claims £367,000
    84 7 LONDON, Sept. 16 (AP) Britain claimed £367,000 damages from Red China ten! 15 for a British air-\:\\i-v >hi>! clown by Commut fighters pn July 23 near H linan [sland with the loss ol to lives. Three were i Americans. Humphrey Trevelyan, the British Char- d'Affaires m Pi
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    SEATO NOT A THREAT TO PEACE & SECURITY
    263 7 SEATO NOT A THREAT TO PEACE SECURITY Dulles Replies To The Soviet Charges WASHINGTON, Sept. 16, (Reurer)— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the United States Secretary of State, yesterday rejected charges by the Soviet Foreign Office that the new South-east Asian defence poet wes a threat to peace and security m
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    VIETNAM TAKES
    309 7 Ceremony Marred By Army Row SAIGON. Sept. 16 (Keulor)— France today formally handed over most of her remaining civil powers m Vietnam, the largest Indo-China State, to a government rocked by a quarrel with the country's National Army. General Paul 'y. France's civil and military chief m Indo-China,
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    Black-Clad Beauty Found Strangled
    171 7 Black-Clad Beauty Found Strangled RL'ISLIP. (England), Sept. 16. CAP) The black-clad body of a beautiful girl was found dumped yesterday m a field near U.S. Air Force j headquarters here. Scotland Yard said she may be a second victim of "baby face,' a fugitive strangler who murdered a West End
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    38 ATTEMPT TO SNEAK IN
    40 7 MANILA. Sepi 16 '..li Thirty-eighi persons identified i Indone; ans attempi ing to illegally enter- the Philippines, were apprehended last night off the southern tip of Mindanao Island, Philippine Navy H' adquart< rs said today.
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    Indecency: BOR Jailed
    54 7 HONGKONG. Sept. 16 i A British soldier was sen- need to six weeks m jail today for "indecently exposing himself to thn c Europe m women In one morning on the streets. Gunner Frederick Charles Mortimer. 20. oi 25 Field 1 Regiment was m uniform while he
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    Debate On John Ends In Uproar
    45 7 Debate On John Ends In Uproar INN >ept. 1 i berg Pa I me into uproai m, I X i Chancellor, Chiel -> G ■i irned i i i i of 1 I Dr. A del I Interior, Dr der. Dr 8 m i job. i
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    71 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 16. The following are the closing prices ot rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spo» 20sd. October December 20^'d. Janucry March 20Id. April/June 20id. July Sepfcnber 20; d. October C.i.f. 20 5 16d. Tone: Steady. LONDON TIN j
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    FIGHT FOR ISOBEL
    115 7 FIGHT FOR ISOBEL PARIS. Sept 16: (Reuter)— Bolivian tin millionaire Ante- nor Patino and his estranged wife, the Duchess ot Durca today announced thai their four-moni h-o d granddaughle [sobe] bad been taken to safe place** pending tomorrow's court hearing on their for the child's custody. Rene Floriot, French :;.\vyor.
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    IN DEFENCE OF WHITE POLICY
    100 7 CANBERRA, s. pi lc IP Australia's policj on Asian immigration was defended m the House <>i Representatives yesterday bj members •>! tin- government Opposition. Labourite William O'Connor, of Sydney, criticized Gen. Cariappa. Indian High Commisf Lon< r m Au I for his recent remarks on
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      820 8 MORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE lOINT SERVICE To C t> Caaaa\ Marseilles. Antw.-rp, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen Spore P. ham Penang F«ANKFU»T HAPAC ..24' 27 Sept 23 Sept 29 Sept HAV43URC MAPAC .1 5 '1 9 Oct 20 Ocr 21 Oct NA3OB LLOYD 9 16 Nov 17 Nov 1 8
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      1153 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Sfii^ (i»i lv MANSFIELD CO.. LTD. 'ifi I-corporated In Singapore Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and dLsrlurtfe cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON A- CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P. Sham Penan* MCteM lot Uvarpool Glasgow GBl/SS Sept 17 Sept 18 19 Lyr-.ioo £^r
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      791 8 JAVA MEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Liw« Nederland lint Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL). BOSTON. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE, MOBILE, NEW ORLEANS. via SUEZ. Spore P. Sham Penang ARKELOYK (HAL) 18/25 Sept 26 Sept 27/ 28 Sept ROEBIAH (SMN) 29 Sept/5 Oet 6 Oct 7/8 Oct ♦BORNEO
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    $100 MIL EXPORT TARGET FOR PINES
    322 9 Yap Is Confident In The Future I 0/ This Industry Standard Staff Reporter THE Malayan pineapple industry, which is currently experiencing boom conditions, aims at attaining an annual export 'trade worth $100 million m the years ahead. Expressing confidence m the future of the
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    FLOW OF TRADE THRO' HONGKONG TAPERS OFF
    105 9 HONGKONG, Sept. 16. —An analysis of the external trade of Hongkong for August showed large decreases m total val Malaya, Bra- >.-. [ixt rland and Red compared with I-, es far July. rked increases we I r the Ui H d United Kin
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    New Vessel Sails With 2 Masters
    271 9 New Vessel Sails With 2 Masters Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN the nr,v Dutch cargopassenger \essel Schouten sails tor Jakarta today from Singapore, she will be carrying t\>o masters I aboard her. One is Captain F. Damen who brought the vessel out i from Holland via The Tape on a successful
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    SHARE PRICES
    95 9 PRICE changes announced j by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were" INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Frascr Xeave Ord. 2.02 2.04 Malayan Cement 1.33 1 36 Metal Box 1.22 1.25 Straits Traders 22.50 22.75 United Engineers Ords. 12.75 12.85 Wearne Bros. 2.65 2.(58 William J;ick* 2.95 3.00 MINING Austral Amal.
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    Pay Rate In U.S. A Record
    99 9 THE American iron and, steel institute reports that I wage-earners m the U.S. ironi and steel industry averaged a record U552,368 an hour m July, a gain of 5.8 cent (U.S.) j an hour above the rate during j July last year. With the
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    Irrigation Plans
    30 9 INDIAN Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru says India is giving Nepal Rs. 5.000,000 over the next four years for development of minor irrigation schemes and drinking water facilities. AP
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    Traders Feature In Share Mart
    223 9 Rubber Drops 73/76 Cent Standard Market Reporter MALAYAN industrial shares were firmer yesterday with Straits Trading leading the rise. with little business written i few price movements withnarrow limits. business was reported m )ber shares. The rubber market m Singapore dosed quiet and slightly easier
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    Business Reported In Pepper
    188 9 Some business was reported m pepper yesterday. but otherwise there was j little activity m the produce market. Pepper prices were slightly steadier for Muntok and Sarawak white but Lampong black remained unchanged. Copra opened easier and closed dull at $29 per picul I for September
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    CEYLON SEEKS RED AGREEMENT
    224 9 COLOMBO. S UP) Ceylon agreement to r Chinese good. ,::v ports oc ai least o taking thai C una vill not object to Ihe re-exp v of goods covered by the '.rade ag -m< nt b< d count rii An authoritati source said ii;( Ceylon trad-
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    MISSION FOR U.S.
    47 9 The Indian Ministry of j Commerce and Industry says I India m the "near future" will send a special trade de- legation to the United States and Canada "to ex- plore ways and means for increasing tea export to those j countries." A P
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    'Advertise When Trade Is Bad'
    129 9 'Advertise When Trade Is Bad' THE time to advertise is ji'hen business is bad. a top-flight American udvertisinfr executive said m New York recenll> And what's more important he added, the time to firht sales recessions is before they start, and advertising i> the merchandiser's be^t v capon m combating
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    ACREAGE
    29 9 ESTIMATES of Canada's 1954 grain acreage indicate there ha? been a sul I overall reduction in grain acreage from the 195 and also fa m the intended acreage.
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    Ulu Klang $14,509
    106 9 Standard Staff Correspondent ULU Klang Tin Ltd. made a profit of $14.5(19 m the working year ended March 31, 1954. The profit was arrived at after $7,093 was allowed for normal depreciation of fixed assets. A further sum cf $8,220 was appropriated for the < difference between
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    MIC A PRODUCTION
    25 9 INDIA produced 245.500 hunrlr* dwnght of mica in the fiscal year ended March 31. Its value was placed at R.v 84.75U.000. AP
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    MANPOWER REVERSE
    51 9 THE LANCASHIRE cotton-weaving industry suffered its most serious manpower reverse in July for two years. Figures released in Manchester recently by the Cotton Board show that during the month, mills lost 565 more full-time operatives than they recruited and there was an additional wastage of 110 part- time
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    World Trade In Meat Increased Last Year
    304 9 A .MODERATE rise in the quantity cf meat moving from exporting countries and a sharp increase in imports by the United Kingdom were dominant features of international meat trade in 1953. a> analysed by the U.S. Foreign Agriculi ura] £< n a About
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    R.I. TIN EXPORTS SHOW A DECLINE
    120 9 lllipKf^"; <*mtitM}rx*t* Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA. Sept. 16:- Indonesian tin npmtU t\e displayed a tendency to fall off lateh and lndoiu van trade quarters here attributed this to an in< rea- in the world's output, coupled with little United States demand. America is believed
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    PENANG FISHERMEN FROM A SYNDICATE
    53 9 PENANG T m X Bi area, sit d th-east d Penang i I em embr d '< c tn) mg independ the out i i mo! t f -< r t that i form; i of the .iin t rding to arkel DA ■> Inche
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    THEY BEAT THE BLOCKADE
    92 9 standard Shipping Krp uiw rHE GLEN LINES >. go pass< n^i r vesst Glen i has arrived li s.: r successfii r <. Nationalist i North Chin; Shanghai and 1 i< Dstin a memtx r ol e ere* Btandard voyag< I the :)■.< ntkmed th< I'<
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    BANK RATES
    64 9 Rank«- A^mm i i r.Uv to ni<-! •> •1.-.» m ere Ken I'Wrk 2 ii <■ i I .'.:iil bill* El U irade It fi Canada 31 I ;i 15 16 <OJ> bills and r, :K M it M Srllin;. r^t -.r J I OI) M <\. nrtiday'u
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      338 9 CRI (OlMli OF SIN(.\PORi; Ih.NDtKS E*NGINEBS S DEPARTMENT S ipply and Delivery S arp Sand for the la N6 55 and kv lIT 3 Ing and suppJj ol i nite from Mandal Qnarrj Ay ol Labour tor G v t< the Clt j Cm at rra falgar period Noon— >4;
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      336 9 (ii y covNcn Of SINC.APORi: TKNDKKS \TFR DEPARTMENT: Supply ol 4". 6". 9" and 19 nominal size x 16' to 20' Cast Irun or Spun Straight Pipes for Water Tender Deposit $50/-. 4 p W 1.11 .54. \l (TION SAI.F. OF Valuable Singapore Prop«rtie> To be held t MB saleroom
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      139 9 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS W7ATER DEPARTMENT: *v Purchase ol Scrap Frost Meter Spares and Scrap Metals Tender Deposit $500/Close NOON —20.9.54. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE I^ENDERS wi be received at the O\V the State Engineer. Se dugor. Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m on 28.9 54 j for the construction
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      151 9 SHIPS IN HARBOUR OUTER ROADS Asha: YTasukawa Maru; Fakelfjeill; San Antonio; A1 K. ix, Sabang; Steel Chen INNKK ROADS Lam A;;):: Kampar; Kin A Thj ashei Taypt Silvn rsides: Lasem; Wah Sing; Teck ilong: Perak; Angby; Lawu: Tai T Rokan: Sirusa: Sodenak: Tg. Pinang: Nerlimau; Si ang: Padea; Toiig Hoa:
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    THE LOVE FILM OF THE YEAR
    569 10 London Reviewer, Reg Whitley Finds.., TTFRE is Love young, tender c and heartbreaking. Here is the most enchanting roman- s tic film of the year. From the Pinewood Studios j which provided enjoyable s laughs like "Genevieve" and s "Doctor m the House" now
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    BROD PUTS IT RIGHT
    130 10 VOLUPTUOUS, enticing Rita Gam has never been kissed on the screen, but Broderick Crawford demonstrated m front of a group of more than 800 American Gl's how he thought it should be done. Miss Gam and Crawford, were m Germany recently on a film assignment for
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    How Debra Got Her Pool
    114 10 'JHE story o) kow Screen Star Debra Paget got her swimma poo came out recently during rehearsal for a love scene with ictor Mature m the Technicolour CinemaScoping of a 20th Century-Fox production "Your hah- is spun silk," romanticized Mature for Director pcl^.er Daves' approval
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    They Pair Off In 'Woman's World'
    89 10 THE star-studded cast of 2Oth C c n t v r y-Foxs CincmaSoope production of "Woman's World" the romantic comedy study of a wife's role m her husband's career poses m its screen pairings for an informal portrait. Clifton Webb portrays the bachelor head
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    As Modern As Next Year
    350 10 As Modern As Nex t Year COASTING CinemaScope, XJ seven stars, writing by a pair of Pulitzer Prize winning playwrights, an Academy Award winning producer and a similarly distinguished director, Woman's World" is the most handsomely endowed modern comedy-drama to be produced m all the long history of 20th Century-Fox.
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      329 10 CATHAY ORGANISATION~~AT TRACTIONS pi Vffll/ TODAY DAILY! VmTHLXY 11.00 a.m. 1.45-4.15-6.45 ■iM I lift I 9.30 p. m. ONE ***** AIR-CO«OITIO«n) JILELiL /fere's the heroic story of what happened to the I I zl^iifmSi^lMsltf'ii i i l tit* f 0 'i**!**** IT aim lquis bewr raui mi -TOMORROW MIDNIGHT!--^^^fe- WtCril/EK
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      321 10 THE STARS AND YOU By RITA DEL MAR TUUAVs QUOTATION: "God J_ never shots one door but He open> another." Irisb i'rovcrb. VOLK MIR1I1UA1E AND I'.IKllbU.N AKILS— March to April ltf— If vjj are cast in a subordinate Ifl or have to deal with de- pencients. co-workers, take time I
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      51 10 AFTEH LONDON. BONN AND VtfcK NOW U?T$ Tut FASHION CURWNOP Miis JKII THE HEW CO-^STENCE -LOOK T^ cKTA^ I)^ MOO«P»tD DE^GM 6Y OF TM& EAST-WE$T CREATION 010 .SEVERN UNE IT UNBUTTONS SlOWiy. P'^T SHOWM AT &&NEYAHEMLINE- Giving AND TAKING m\Ht» A FUR iS wo*N To cov^ r^^ MERE AMD THERE.
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    MANCHESTER UNITED TAKE THE LEAD
    262 11 MANCHESTER UNITED TAKE THE LEAD Two Clubs Remain Unbeaten LONDOX, Sept. 16, (Reuter)— Only two clubs, Bradford City and Bristol City, remained unbeaten m English League football after yesterday's matches. Four other teams unbeaten before yesterday lost r .their records. They were Fulham. Coventry, Queen's Park Rangers and Scunthorpe. Bradford
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    RESULTS
    153 11 I.' N <>N Sep» 15 .Reu-e. ere l\!>:: LEAGUE DIVISION I ball League 1; ScotI Ibal] League 5 LEAGIE DIVISION I Nfc. c ester U. 2; Tottenham 1 Pori jth I Bolton 0 K'es < Chelsea 2 Sundt Wolves 0 We-- B n eh 3: EverU 3 LEAGI E
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    157 11 AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16 (AP)— The Soviet Union overwhelmingly defeated Great Britain m the final tournament of the world chess championships here today. The final tail y was: Soviet Union 3|, Great Britain J Yugoslavia beat Sweden by 2J games to 1J and results after continuing yesterday's Adjourned gameg
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