Singapore Standard, 20 September 1954

Microfilm: NL9002
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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. V. \o. 79. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 19.it TWELVE PACES IS CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    134 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT R JOHN SIOW. 11 Rosie Fwad, Singapore ii. wing Ow Standsu I Quick -Quiz No. 53. r $100 has to him Jud > Mr. S. r .i Mala? film Singapore rre rt an swen are: NO 1 FAKCiO LS P IB d a, rk toi v
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    48-HR. STRIKE BY PRINTERS
    24 1 PEVIDEO Sept 19 t{ layan will t> with it newsrr on tx ca i i r strife r lan n
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    Mao's Big Guns Hit Tatan Island
    177 1 TAIPEI, Sept. 19, (IP)— Communist Chinese big sjuns hammered tiny Tatan Island near Quemoy today amid Nationalist Chinese reports that the Communists were reinforcing their navy along the South China Tiny Tatan dominates the approaches to the harbour at Amoy, Red China's best port
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    ROW WITH PRIESTS MAY TOPPLE GOVT.
    68 1 RANGOON. Bept 19 (RCUteri The Burmese cabinet headed by Prime Minister 0 \.i will meet t< morrow to dedde whether the Government must resign ov< c a re- Tit goyernment oitk r suspending religious tnstructlon .n state s Is. The Issu haa tar; aght
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    PRINCESS TO BE ENGAGED
    45 1 GENEVA. Sept 19. (AP)— A source close to ox-King Umberto, of Italy, said yesterday the engagement of the king's eldest daughter. Maria Pia. and Prince Alexander, eldest son of Prince Paul of Yugoslavia, would be officially announced "within a few weeks.
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    SALUTE FROM THE AIR
    86 1 THREE Valettos of the Far East Transport Wing lead six Lincoln Bombers of the RAF and RAAF at a fly past m Kuala Lumpur yesterday m a ceremony to mark the anniversary of the "Battle of Britain." RIGHT: The Federation High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, who
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    MacG's TRIBUTE TO AIR HEROES
    155 1 Xl ALA IXMPUR, Sun— The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, has sent the following message to Air Vice-Marshal Scherger, A.O.C. Malaya, on the "Battle of Britain Day" commemoration. ■"During- this week-end, all of us have had a fitting op- jportunity to commemorate. once again, the
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    Climax In 'Drug Orgy' Scandal Soon
    177 1 Climax In 'Drug Orgy' Scandal Soon ROME, Sept. 19, (Reuter)—ltaly's 17-month-old "drug orgy"' scandal which nas so far forced the resignation of a Foreign Minister and a top police official, is expected to reach a I'limax m the coming week The Italian State Prosecutor Dr. Leonardo Giocoli is expected to
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    BORDER CURFEW
    31 1 CAIRO. Sept. 19 (Reuter) A dawn to dusk curfew is to be imposed from tnday m all military zones m the Egyp-tian-held Gaza coastal strip bordering on Israeli territory.
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    Cohen Wins Title Fight
    73 1 Cohen Wins Title Fight BANGKOK. Sept. 19— Robert Cohen of France, won the world bantam weight title by beating Songkitrat of Thailand on points over 15 rounds, before a crowd of 70.000 here. The decision of the referee and judges was unanimous. Both fighters took a lot of punishment m
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    15,000 Reds Quit Korea
    46 1 TOKYO. Sept. 19, <AP> Red China's radio said tonight nearly 15.000 "People's Volunteers" left North Korea last week as part of withdrawal of forces. Peking radio, heard here, said inspectors of the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission checked the pullout of 14.976 Chinese.
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    SHARK MENACE IN HONGKONG
    52 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 19, t UP i— An increasing number of sharks has recently been seen by fishermen operating :in the waters around Hongkong, it was officially an- nounced yesterday. Warnings were issued to j swimmers and bathers to i exercise extreme care while I m the
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    Applegate, Dixon Leave For America
    134 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 19, (Reuten Two American reporters, Richard Appiegate and Donald Dixon, released by the Chinese Communists after 18 months m custody, left here by air today on their way home. Former sea captain. Benjamin Krasner, a third American freed with them from a Canton
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    PROBE INTO JAIL ATTACK
    72 1 NAIROBI. Sept. 19. (ReUter) An official inquiry has been ordered into the escape of 214 African convicts from Lukinia Prison, 23 miles south-east of Nairobi, after a Mau Mau attack on Friday night. Mr. J. 11. Lewis, Kenya's Police Commissioner, announced today. At least 78 of
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    Goldsmith Gets Back His 'Kidnapped Baby
    169 1 Goldsmith Gets Back His 'Kidnapped Baby PARIS. Sept. 19 (AP) The wealthy Patino tin family today returned the frail four-month-old child of hotel scion Jimmy Goldsmith to him after holding her for a week-end, during which he said the baby was "kidnapped." The child was returned by the Marchioness de
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    SAIGON: CRISIS MOUNTS
    285 1 Military At Key Points Army Backs Gen. m ROW With P.M. SAIGON, Sept. 19 (Reuter) The situation created by Gen. Nguyen van Hinh, Vietnam Army Chief of Staff, refusing to accept the orders of Prime Minister Ngo Dinh Diem, to hand over command of the Army and
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    9-Power Talks On Germany
    199 1 LONDON. Sept. 19 The United States and Britain have called a nine-power parley on West European defence for on or about Sept. 28. They .showed determination to bring West Germany into the Atlantic Alliance quickly despite French fear.-. The conference will take up a new British-American
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    'LORNA' KILLS 72
    28 1 'LORN A' KILLS 72 POLICE Headquarters m Tokyo reported yesterday morning that casualty figures from typhoon "Lorna" had risen to 12 dead. 16 injured and 6 missing. Reuter
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    Laotian Minister Slain At A Party
    153 1 Laotian Minister Slain At A Party INTIANE Sept 19, (AFP)— The Laotian Defence II Km Vo i assassinated here Last nil The assassinai on occurred n a group ol terrorists brew ban les and fir d »lvei i jh a window at a pan n tt Ol the I tt-Pl
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    Aggressive ActsOfMao
    79 1 UNITED NATIONS. New Ynr.-:. Sept. 19, 'UP' Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge. Jr. chief United States delegate to the Unn<-d Nation- tonight j publi.-hed a list ol 30 warlike acts by Communist China against ships and ain-rait of free nation.- c;;r:ng the last j four yt-ar.-. The list was
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    Plane Trouble Holds Up Attlee
    68 1 SAN FRANCISCX), S^pt liv 'UP' A QantJU BU r C< n Hat ion a net '■■>: Ing British Labour P..- Leader Mr. Clement Attlee, Ban ran- reed to r^'urn to Hawaii, a -pi-n^niar, lor tbt airlint a I today The plane returned to Honolulu on
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    SINGAPORE $5 MIL. RESERVOIR TAKES SHAPE
    198 2 FIFTEEN million gallons of water will be pumped into this huge cavity which has been carved out of a hill at Bukit Timah. This engineering feat is part of a $5,000,000 scheme to provide a service reservoir with a 50 million gallon capacity to
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    HOMAGE TO THE FEW' BY RAF, K.L
    385 2 MacG. Attends Ceremony KUALA LUMPUR, advantage of a little lul the "fantastic few" writ Sun. The Royal Air Force here today took I m anti-terrorist operations to pay homage to > saved Britain from the German Luftwaffe m 1940 and created combat history.
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    S'PORE AMAZES ARRAU
    220 2 S'PORE AMAZES ARRAU SINGAPORE'S growing reputation m the international world of music went up another notch last week, not only with the concerts given by Claudio Arrau, probably the greatest interpretative genius of today, but because of what the pianist himself thinks of the Colony's Symphony Orchestra and of the
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    The Riches Of Kuala Selangor Revealed
    140 2 Xl ALA Selangor is one of the richest areas m Malaya m natural resources but its terrain and potentialities have been little known. To correct this, the Geo- logical Suo-ey Department ot the Federation has publish- ed the detailed works of Mr. E.S. Willbourn,
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    Voting Is Your Right'
    80 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Elections Publicity Officer. Inehe Syed Othman bin Ali. reminded citizens of the Federation today that "voting Is your right which none can force you to use." Malaya, he said m a broadcast, had progressed to adole- scence from "babyhood"' m the past
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    Well-Known Hotel Up For Auction
    94 2 Well-Known Hotel Up For Auction A well-known Singapore landmark, the Southern Hotel. will be sold by j public auction at a date to j be announced later. The hotel comprising j shops, restaurant and i cabaret is contained m one block, with frontages to Eu Tong Sen Street and Upper
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    $160,000 SCHOOL FOR "TINY TOTS'
    100 2 KLANG. Sun.— The British i Adviser of Negri Sembilan. Mr. M.C. rT Sheppard. today opened a $160,000 "Klang i Kindergarten" of 10 classi rcoms on a three-acre site where he had seen it start as an attap hut m 1949. Miss Soh Chiam Hwa. who
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    No Names Mentioned
    52 2 PEXA N G Sun. The Settlement's Welfare Committee will not disclose the identity of the people who receive help from them m future. This was decided at its Last monthly meeting. It was emphasised that people who needed help did not like their names to appear m
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    SERIA BECOMES SELFSUPPORTING
    138 2 SERIA. Brunei. British Borne.). Sept. 19: (Reuleri Sei ia's 100,000-barrels-a-day oilfield will, for the first Unit-, become self-support-ing lor its own petrol and diesel oil requirements w[t]iin the next week or two.~ Up to now. all crude oil proau cci at Seria ha? been seni by pipeline
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    Air Traffic Hits Record
    87 2 LABUAN, British North Borntu. Sept. 19: (Reuter) Record traffic v.a< handled by the airfield here I ring A ig ist SK:S aircraft Landings com- paren with the previous record 1 figure of 48M. The Air Traffic Controller is Mr. G.K.F Armstrong, who recently completed a control-
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    'WITHDRAW LABOUR' CALL
    39 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Malayan Railway Traffic Operation Union branch here resolved loday to urge its central executive committee to labour* 1 if the findings of the arbitration trib a are not published by Sept 30.
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    Cutting The Cake
    24 2 photo MR. MRS. KAN SING CHEW cut their wedding coke ofter their marriage m Koto Bahru, Kelantcn recently. Gon Boon Eng
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    'Radio Pirate' War Pays Off
    223 2 GOVERNMENTS campaign launched m 1953 against "pirate" radio listeners was so successful that a record number of 46,065 new listening licences were issued m that year, according to the Department of Broadcasting annual report. Revenue to tbe Department m Malaya, as a result, a':so reoorded
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    Scholarships For Indian Students
    119 2 THE 'ommittee of the Indian Schcil.n- j> decided at its first meeting held reern:!^ m hi. Lumpur to award scholarships lor strifes m t versify of Mabya and the Technical Collejrc m X.1., A propoi available eai ir will b i au marked ci> -< tying
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    Little Is Known Of Chua Nowadays
    150 2 Little Is Known Of Chua Nowadays SEREMBAN Su About 25 mil* Seu-mban. men; ol [ndia which littl< c bet nowadays. Thi.- Qrsi etHa n Indian lab rers < ed m 1932. has tod population tOO whom arf- ii pioneer It Is perhaj thriving oi Its I :..>c ii iaya thanks
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    Foundation Stone Laid
    19 2 Foundation Stone Laid MAI A S Cheng y .i. v I V- g Wish Of t:.. m^i.t !»;..-< thei Chinese
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    TEENAGER STABBED
    28 2 A feck I ect mht r a si* i Chin Cb Singaf thes v arg en I KM i r- eniag U n mi 'tif m
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    Island Call
    45 3 Standard Photo. ACCOMPANIED by the Pentjhulu of Puhui Bukom Kechil. Im-he Awang Rahim bin Mahmood, and Mr. H.J.C. Kulasinsha, the Governor. Sir John Nicoll, toured the island. On the extreme risjht is Mr. S. T. Stewart, the acting Chairman of the Rural Board.
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    A Tired Arrau Played Encore
    233 3 Audience Was Merciless' Standard Music Critic CL AI'DIt) Arrau last niijht gave his third and last i oneert tor Uie Musical Society before a packed and enthusiastic Victoria Hall audience. m pi j:\i::\:ne IB wen's I -is* ma's CariJ and c i: lades v j;-
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    Bills May Co Before Committee
    30 3 ij T- ktive C E Bill n he f to a a Se e■" ftrst i I S be: tamed 1 Mure be s B
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    $3,328 MORE TO HOSPITAL
    23 3 $3, 328 MORE TO HOSPITAL H Sun.- Ladj tal Appeal I received, to $1,814.--yees the Pahang Sun--' n2 j, have s^ the fund.
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    Three Reds Surrender
    79 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. t;- C ::::n.;:ii-t terrorists ha surren lered In the Fedei »1 i >n. In the Kota Ting^ area ot Jobore a patrol of the I/a rkha Rifles exchanged fire [our ot five terrorists I terrorista ted l >re was also an ex i »nge
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    Recruits Wanted In Malayan Navy
    176 3 TO meet the continued expansion of the Royal Malayan Navy. 120 British subjects or Federal cititens between' the a?es ot H and 20, are required as seamen engine room hands, telegraphists, electricians, writers 'and store assistants, mechanics, shipwrights and cooks. Recruiting will take place it
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    Malayan To Study In Canada
    113 3 TORONTO. Sept. 19: (AP) Threj foreign students have been invited to attend Canadian universities this year and their tuition will be paid by the students oi the universities they attend. Anthony Santiago, a Malayan, will study at the University ol Alberta; Servide Addo, tin the
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    RAILWAYMAN ACQUITTED
    62 3 NINETEEN members of the Johore Military Forces received Long service medals at the Sultan of Johore's birthday celebrations. Most of them have served more than 15 years with the Forces. JOHORE Bahru. Sun. A. Jusudian. a railway employee. was acquitted m the Magistrate's Court today when a charge
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    GOVERNOR VISITS 3 'PULAUS'
    273 3 Assures Islanders Of Better Schools, Clinics THE Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll, took an afternoon off yesterday and visited Pulau Bukom Kechil, Pulau Semakau and Pulau Sakeng, to learn for himself the conditions prevailing on these islands. The Governor gave the islanders an assurance that
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    SAD MOMENT FOR FAMILY
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    REMAINS OF WAR HERO COME BACK
    137 3 TWELVE years after he sailed secretly from Singapore m a junk on a mission to sabotage the Japanese m Indonesia where he was subsequently to meet betrayal, arrest, torture and death the bones of Wong Chin Y r eok was flown back to Singapore.
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    Blood Bank Staff Work Overtime
    96 3 Blood Bank Staff Work Overtime YESTERDAY was a "Red Letter Day" for the Singapore Blood Transfusion Centre. More than 60 Singaporeans i donated blood, and of this 55 were Chinese donors. Said Mr. Dixon Chen, the Publicity Officer of the Transfusion Centre: "The present day Chinese have shown that donating
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    Appeal For TB Funds
    71 3 THE Chairman of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Associa- j tion, Mr. G. H. Kiat, last night broadcast an appeal lor funds to start the new SATA rehabilitation settlement at '■South Winds." Tanjong Balai. SATA requires a minimum of $50,000 and for this purpose and an elaborate fund
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    NURSES' GROUSE ON TRAVEL PAY
    146 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Johore Staff Nurses are dissatisfied over the discrimination shown by the Federal Government m the payment of travelling allowances to other staff nurses m the Federation. Because of this many trained r nurses have left the services m Johore, The Standard was
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    Bali Trip For Miss Personality
    127 3 Bali Trip For Miss Personality A FREE trip by air to Bali and back will be given to "Miss Personality" at the L 954 Press Ball to be held at the Sea View Hotel on Oct. 30. She will fly by Garuda Indonesian Airways. "Secret" scouts will pick candidates on
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    Government Works On Land Bill
    112 3 Government Works On Land Bill THr. Singapore Government is going ahead with the Land Acquisition (Amendment) Ordinance, and it hopes the Bill will be passed as quickly as possible, Mr. .T.D. Higham. Acting Colonial Secretary, told The Standard yesterday. He said though the Bill will not come up for second
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    What Is Lord Milford Haven Up To?
    661 4 JNTIMATES of the Royal Family are wondering whether the lifelong friendship between the Duke of Edinburgh and his cousin, the Marquis of Milford Haven has ended. For Lord Milford Haven, best man at the Queen's wedding, has dropped a literary brick. Apart from
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    Mama's A Beaut!
    58 4 'i HOLLYWOOD: Lovely Hungarian -born actress Zsa Zsa Gabor take- time Ml X from the filming of the Martin and Lewis comedy, "Three Ring (En uv touch up the coiffure of her 7J-year-old daughter Constance PtaMMseaeft. T^r C; glamorous mother and her daughter have been on location
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    Mrs. Maybrick s Arsenic Fly-Papers
    1012 4  -  TERENCE HALLORAN By |£ffi£££Bßff££s SSffiffiSEßffiffiffiS| *This is the second article 1 m our new series "The Female Of The Species" HEN Elizabeth Frances Chandler, the well bred daughter of an American banker married James Maybrick, a Liverpool cotton broker m 1884, neighbours' tongues began to
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    'Colony Prisons Aren't So Bad'
    69 5 'Colony Prisons Aren't So Bad' R W L. D. Sochon ol Singatns, yesterday d bed as "commisgaided and a reader's aiiein a toed Eng-;-i.. I "appalling d S igapore .v-Te a::v Ihc reg iar g theii A v ■■< I I itiot s to have Ma c r 'er the
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    2 S'pore Residents At Windsor Castle
    54 5 S I PORE residents Mr. and Mrs. B. W. F. Sehaeffer have recently been vacationing They are pictured here at Windsor Castle, historic home of Britain's sovereigns •sited Whtle on a <:>.otor tour into the English countryside from London' Sehaeffer ia attached to the
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    US Must Stop Exploiting Natural Rubber Market
    297 5 -SAYS MR. TEE TEH Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun— The 'lack ol unanimity between the United Static and Malaya would lessen considerably if American manufacturers would slap exploiting the natural rubber market, said Mr. Tee Teh, President of Ike SHan»or and Pahaag Rubber Trade
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    'Beware Of A Trap' —Sopiee
    56 5 'Beware Of A Trap' Sopiee B I 400 school ratio c halved Goveromeni as to the coun- protest ►rah' 01 ba caar ta g ative Counci i Inche Moh i >lifying his statement. S in "Jual I egini at a price think i> i heap, but rou v < no
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    MORE OF PERAK IS 'WHITE'
    159 5 MORE OF PERAK IS 'WHITE' IFOH Sun Ai th 52 North Pi >>- me 8.000 in] abil g Cheh m B kil some six miles from j Ito hear thi de •ie Mentri Besar ol Pc this mo) ing it was through the vigilance of the Home Guard and the
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    ADULTS KEEN ON LEARNING
    88 5 KUALA KOBTJ BAHRU Sun More and more people < are t■ i ming Interested m adult Pduc ition said Mr. S. Moorthy. President ol the Ulu So angor A lull Educati n Council when he revealed thai seven adult education. classes have btvn opened m, various
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    IMPRISONED AND FINED
    44 5 TELUK ANSON Sun.— reb Teik H e, of No. 16€ Denison r ,:i was senten «d to four n n i isonment and. o f S 000 by the Magis- ite. Mi D.CJ. Wernham, r ;istin£ In lh« m illegal "ifILOOOI
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    Parents Are Confused
    70 5 PENANG, Sun. Penang parent- rue confused over the news that Federal Councillor. Yeap Choong Kor.ij. is calling a meeting at the Junior Civil Service Association on Sept. 24 wi:"n a view to forming a Parents Ass xaation. They contejad thai there is m existence m Penang a
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    U.S. DIPLOMAT
    36 5 THF. United State.-, Ambassador to Australia, Mr. A. Peaslee. flew into Singapore on Saturday with eight members of his family including tour grandchildren. He is reiurning to the United States for a four-week holiday.
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    USED STAMPS Ar.E WANTED
    42 5 Mr, i. C A P ppj Dai appeal appealed to the va her osi d would r alise n the I I SI can be c intact I at NO 13 t-.-.i: iand Road. I;.^ h M 24-1
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    AWAKENING TO ENGLISH SCHOOLS
    342 5 AWAKENING TO ENGLISH SCHOOLS $2 Mil. Project For Trengganu KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. In an effort to keep abreast of what wos described os "the great awakening to English education/ the State Education Department, Trengganu, plans to spend $2,000,000 on various educational projects. The most important project is the removal of
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    SULTANS VISIT
    46 5 LONDON. Sept. 19 (Reuter The Sultan of Johore arrives here on Tuesday Cor a stay Of several months. A suite of five n oms is being get ready for him a1 Grosvenor H i the luxury hotel m Park Lane m London'^ West End.
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    ONLY 11 RESPOND TO INVITATIONS
    205 5 DESPITE nearly fifty invitations having been sent out to organizations and individuals concerned with public safety and motoring, only 11 persons, counting tbe original five who planned the "Bureau, turned up on Saturday at the Hollywood Room. Odeon Theatre, to inaugurate the Bureau ot Driving
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    QUESTIONS ON S.C.A.
    72 5 Air. M. P. D. Nair, Singapore Liegislative Councillor, Seletar. will ask Government at Tuesday's Legislative Council meeting, what the duties and responsibilities are of the Secretary for Chinese AlVairs. He wants to know why ihese duties cannot be discharged by the Colonial Secretary, as m the case
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    Peace Or War?
    573 6 |> ji war— that la the question, win 'her it .c.'-ioi.O.- to avert wur or to Bctatea oi the heart and not Vtii COOntllea Ol this cooA grai ton thai is the gin tl minds ol the statesnun ot the leading powen se lines go to press,
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    SMUGGLERS ARE FOND OF GOA
    465 6  -  NORMAN CLIFF By New Delhi. QN both sides of the frontier dividing; the Portuguese possessions on the Malabar coast from the rest of India, whole communities live by smuggling. They are not enthusiastic over the merger of Portugal's Goa with India: not unnaturally, since it
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    The Islam Phoenix
    916 6  -  RUSSELL THOMAS By CAIRO. THE decision oi the Egyptian authorities to build an Islamic centre m Cairo, to be the total point for the elaboration of an Islamic policy m the Near Last and adjoining territories is one of the direct results of the visit to Mecca,
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    Tibetans Fear Dalai Lama Is Chinese Hostage
    315 6  - Tibetans Fear Dalai Lama Is Chinese Hostage O. M. GREEN By tl**i*ii the announcement that the Dalai Lama Is m Pekinghas fiiiod Tibetans with consternation. They fear he will never be allowed to return, but will be kept in' China as a hostage for Tibetan good behaviour i and as
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      Mr. J.T. Rea Replies To A Reader
      165 6 Sir;— With reference to the "Open tetter 1< Mr J. T. Bea" published m your issue of Hili September and signed "Victim ol Authority." the facts disclosed show t!:a- \h< writer is a man who had permitted his account to into and remain
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      LIKE AESOP'S FLY...
      162 6 Sir: Critic) ms. v:;uperativi but const rud huv.' been app< ai ii a mosl daiiy m all i!ie English and Y. rnacular Newspapers of Malaya sinc< the proposal for incn a.-< j of school fees was i some days ego by I i omr.:. ci< til commiti
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      What's The Use
      86 6 Sir; Fn your paper <-,< 14.9.54. Ex-principal m g that "The Daw is <. pie i 0 the polici* of v t/if Gocei i enl and < Education De,' i he v ftol guilty of brv o f the abore dia ryi b." 1 i means that
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      Insurance Is Not Provided
      62 6 Sir; I i if you rrect a s which stppea late 4 uotfet c l re During I article, r is sto P the bi po licit eh w the II s no f S« 'on 2$ (1 B tea I erne c: and keej s
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      29 6 Sir: I- is big c .ber toi Ed bil o^ire. the publl ti allj n/: wte the F i a. He hufl m M >! PPI VH Perak.
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    Saturday Night 'Thrill Riots' Are At An End
    147 7 Saturday Night 'Thrill Riots' Are At An End M(H KHOI.M Sept 19 t\P\ TM I riots' I. Moc^o,,n Li' 2i?t.Tra win partly due to the bud weather and partly hrtaiist- the city's outdoor amusement places hue imm.4 up tor the season. Satartaj s in a r -«nd ng Sal irda
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    Mr. Attlee Is Mum In Honolulu
    18 7 Mr. Attlee Is Mum In Honolulu Sepl to 5 L H Pari smcn: I ..ma Brii UP Reuter
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    Cow Killed In Air Crash
    12 7 R tei 1 1 i i daught
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    50 7 He Couldn 't Help 1t... BE FAS r, S 19 I AP) lei Lie night m a m en found him there >raing surrounded bj id i sea oi spi i bei a kind Irate J li pi alle ii He or pay the bar ov '■> the tge he
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    COMEDIAN ILL
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    HELL TRY THE PERFECT CRIME
    81 7 23 I B inn, now ovex to use a" hia try ta its to an who her ging ere robbed of several dollars. nee mv to f believe the cry u impo sible" that the woman's claim against theii firm was fraudulent Bitzann i? to
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    Vietminh Won't Attack The South Zone But...
    220 7 Vietminh Won't Attack The South Zone But... SAIGON, Sept. 19— Vietnam's foreign Minister Tran Van Do, said here yesterday he thought the Vietminh would not dare attack Southern Vietnam lor fear of starting a major war. In an interview, the Minister said the Vietminh leader. Ho Chi Minh, was not
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    Pudding Fattened The Wrens
    171 7 Pudding Fattened The Wrens LXX ON SOI INT. Kiiffland. Sept. 111 (DP)—Twolnindrcd women of the liny a I Nayy Wrens won the riuht yesterday to eat out when they began mattering threats of a hunger strike against their fattening mess hall fare. The talk of a hunger strike was front
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    Burst In 'A' Submarine
    64 7 Burst In 'A' Submarine WASHINGTON. Sept. 19: (Reuter)- The United States Navy disclosed yesterday that a steampipe burst on the Nautilus. America's first atomic-powered submarine at Groton, Connecticut, on Thursday night, during routine tesl operations. One man was slightly injured, the statement said 1' added that the piping had nothing
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    Soldiers Get Death
    64 7 VIENNA, Sept. 19: (Reuter) Two British soldiers were sentenced to death by a court martial here yesterday for the murder of an Austrian merchant. Armin Schwab., during a drunken shooting spree m Vienna on June 2. The president of the court. Brigadier H Long, added a recommendation
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    RAF AT HOME
    29 7 RECORD crowds on Friday flocked to st> Royal Air Force stations. which were "at home"* to remind Britons of the Battie of Britain war days. Reuter
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    Sleeping Workers Massacred
    117 7 Sleeping Workers Massacred BOGOTA, Colombia, Sept. 19, (Renter) Gunmen massacred 26 workers as they slept on the lonely Sa n Josf Ranch m the Colombian Province of Dundinamarca, according to reports reaching here. Only one man on the ranch lived to tell the tale. He was badly weunda I. Between
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    13 Die In Accidents
    96 7 LONDON, Sept. 19, (Reuter) Thirteen children died m Britain yesterday six m a squalid blazing hut m Scotland and seven m a gas-filled house on a new housing estate m North Wales On a caravan site, five miles from Edinburgh six rhildren were burned to death
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    He Strolled 3,270 Miles
    92 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Scot 19. (AP)— A stroll that brought 60-year-old John F Frey from the steps of New York Public Library to San Francisco's Goiden Gate ended last Friday night after M.liTO miles. Frey. Swiss-born author and lecturer of Lincoln. Nebraska. I who started on April
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    MacArthur Suggested A U.N. Army
    200 7 MacArthur Suggested A U.N. Army NEW YORK. Sept. 19, (AP) General Douglas MacArlhur once offered his rvices as chief of a permanent mi command to serve under I United Nations flag, Trygve Lie relates m a book. "In I Cause Ol Peace." to be pi shed on Monday. Lie. telling
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    JEANETTE IS SERIOUSLY ILL
    29 7 NEW YORK. Sou.. 19: (Reuter)— Jeanette Ma< Doi i star of a score <>! Hollywood nusicals, Is seriously ill at her some with a virus infection
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    Explosive On Anchor
    40 7 riLBURY. I Sept CUP up anchor early and foui v v, ir II It di g< Befoi crewmen obje< the j the 10.58 ■go ship D chorage into Ti A B summoned v. tham remove I siv<
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    'Russia Will Attack When She Has The Bombs'
    166 7 'Russia Will Attack When She Has The Bombs' LOS ANGELES. Sept 19. (AP) A noted radiologist sai<J ne believes that ''the day alter Russia has all the bombs needed to destroy our cities, she will attack us." Dr. Stafford Warren, who superv ed radiological safety ai Bikini A-bomb tests. warned
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    R.I. PAPERS WARN OF A RED REVOLT
    204 7 Conditions Similar To 1 948 JAKARTA, Sept. 19 (UP) Conservative Indonesian newspapers yesterday warned of the possibility of a Communist revolution that would ruin the young republic. They said conditions today m Lndones a similar lo conditions existing before the Madiun revolt m
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    NATO COULD CALL UP 100 DIVISION
    184 7 NATO COULD CALL UP 100 DIVISION KSTORIL, Portugal. Sept. 19 (Renter) Lord Ismay, Secretary General ol the North Ailantu Treaty Organization (NATO), said here wMerdny that NATO could call on 100 divisions it WBOtssarycompared with 12 divisions live years lf». Lord Lsmay, who is ha* Cor a NATO exhibition opening
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    RED TANKER DESTROYED
    41 7 TAIPEH, Sept. 19. (Heuter) The Chin c Nai Defence .Ministry annoui here last rrighi thai Nationalist planes destroyed a 1.000-toi Communist oil tanker three motor ised )unk< ofl coasi ol X on the mainland due wesi ol Formosa.
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    SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO A BEAR
    31 7 SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO A BEAR CHICAGO. i Urn 9 vt b 80.,! C to K| a "con pi\ "II Be erl and S 1 PJ S i i id* ii i
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    DUCHESS SEES THE SIGHTS
    15 7 XT ASH] B I D i bout 24 the lo X
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    RUSSIAN TOUR
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      40 7 *J$ arc here again! 'jT^W^ JOYANCE £^f^yji> SANDALS brown Grain Leather. M /^B->r A\ciiab!e m all sizes \s T l-~]o\ $10.50 11— li $12.50 \x Teenager 6 $17>5 WHITE NUBUCK n^lKl^OKl r^ RAFFLES PLACE D I I^l l^i <9 SINGAPORE
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      67 7 ROYAL DOULTON 4 BUNNYKINS M NURSERY WARE T' has an irresist l al to chile Story m b':ght clear colours b I affording full scope for c child i BEAKERS Handled 2.55 each TEACUPS end SAUCERS S 2.65 BABY PLATES Lorge S 4.9 C FRUIT SAUCER S 1.75 SEE OUR
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      32 7 •UMDERNE WH T^L LANTERN W THt B^RR^K^AI k IB 5" UA^IINS REMEMBt^ T*»E WAY YOU USED To WAIT. IS < ■^^I'r'^aSrtt^a^attaSftiiit fi^nr^a^l ■Lk. J. '^v y '^J kQa^a^aVl A^B^aW^^aKr Return of 'Lilli Mariene'
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    $66-MILLION SHIPPING SCANDAL LOOMS IN R.I.
    197 8 Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Sept. 19: A shipping scandal of major dimensions is m the making here today. A sum of about 200,000,000 rupiahs (Mai 866,000,000) m orders is involved. i Finance Minister Ong Eng Djie earlier this month signed an agreement with an
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      823 8 NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SERVICE T j Colombo Cenoa. Marseilles. Antwerp, Rotterdam. Hamburg fir Bremen. Spore P Sham Penang FRANKFURT (HAPAC- ...24/27 Sept 28 Sept 29 Sept HAMBURC MAPAC 15/19Oct 20 Oct 21 Oct NABOB (LLOYD) 9/16 Nov 17 Nov IS Nov LUDWICSHAFEN HAPAC 26 Nov
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      1185 8 i* aw BLUE FUNNEL LINE ffi 1 mmm MANSFII-XD CO., LTD. T oSS Incorporated m Singapore Carriers option to proceed rla other ports to load and 'IKcharge cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS Due Sails P. Sham Penang l.yruiin for Marseilles Liverpool Avonmouth Sept 19/2U Sept 22/23
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      660 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX (MONTREAL). BOSTON. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS. via SUEZ. Spore P. Sham Penang ARKELDYK (HAL) In Port/25 Sept 26 Sept 27/28 Sept ROEBIAH (SMN) 29Sept/sOct 6 Oct 7/8 Oct ♦BORNEO (SMN) 19/25Oct
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    Finance And Commerce
    61 9 This Isn't The THING! THIS odd looking craft is not the thing; from outer space. It is just one of the hundreds of cropdusting planes m use against posts and insects. Designed to fill agricultural requirements with a maximum safety factor and as cheaply as possible to
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    Business i Done In The Week
    266 9 Business i Done In The Week BUSINESS done m th e share market from Sept. 11-17: Industrials: Bank of East Asia $201. Fraser NeaVe Ords. $2.00 to $2.05. Gammons $3.37$ to .53.42 J. Georgetown Dispensary $3 00^ "Hongkong Bank (CoL) $905. Malayan Brewaries $3.65, Malaya Cement 51. 33 and $1.35,
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    Company Reports
    131 9 ULU KLANG TIN LTD.:—! Output from tributors was 629 piculs of tin ore and 148 piculs of Wolfram and profit for year ended March 31. j 1954 was $14,509 (1.6%). At j balancing date net liquid as- I sets equalled $601,860 or 66.9 cents per share. Scout boring
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    Airfields For New Guinea
    42 9 A SERIES of now airfields I will be constructed m Dutch New Guinea under the threei year plan for the develop- ment of the area. The first airfield situated west of Manokwari, was re- cently taken into use.
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    Biggest Rice Crop
    44 9 A START has been made m harvesting the bigge rice crop I ever grown m California. It has been estimated at more I than 15,000.000 bags ot 100 pounds each and is more than one-third larger than last I year's. AP
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    Share Market Review: Traders Rocket To New Heights
    412 9 Share Market Review: Traders Rocket To New Heights ONCE again the industrial section was responsible for the bulk of the turnover, and the noteworthy feature of the week was the continuance of strong preference for industrial leaders. Although the metal price J gained nearly S4 a picul. price improvements m
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    Rail Bridges For Indonesia
    47 9 A FIRM m North Brabant Holland- has received an or- j der from Indonesia for th< supply of ten railway bridge-. The bridges, some of which are 230 feet long, will be de- livered lie fore the end of the j year. i
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    Bids Go Up For These U.S. Plants
    140 9 WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. (Reuter) A number of companies which wani to buy United States Governmentowned synthetic rubber plants are now prepared to pay more for them than they were s lew months ago, according to a spokesman for the Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal
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    Copra Trade Now A 'Paper' Market
    346 9 THE copra trade m Singapore has developed more j and more into a purely speculative "paper" market m the past week, according to Lewis and Peat (Spore) Ltd., rubber and produce brokers. With the continued absence 'of demand from European j consumers, against which
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    SCRAP METAL TRADE IN THE DOLDRUMS SALT FISH MARKET WORSENS
    404 9 SCRAP METAL TRADE IN THE DOLDRUMS SALT FISH MARKET WORSENS Collectors Are Not Keen To Buy Standard Staff Reporter THE scrap metol trade m Malaya is m rh« doldrums. Collectors oil over the country arm reluctant to buy and the exporters m Singapore find no buyers. The reason is that
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    153 9 THE Singaj mai led U salt fisl ge .::g trade '-Id The Standard >* c Buyers tunr< :^v> tiiat the tra<:i Jlte n toned to soli i |ualities a.^ cattle and poultry Judder Previously, ;:.<m saU M.>h wer*- soici m; M^an msumptioc boti. mm ally And ir, lndone>ia. In recent
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    No Surplus Output Ot Rubber
    284 9 WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. i Reutcr! Assessing" mid-1054 rubber statistics the Natural Rubber Bureau has conic to the conclusion that there will be no surplus production of natural rubber this year. Earlier this year the Colombo rubber study group concluded that natural rubber production would total
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    It's Whaling In Troubled Waters...
    44 9 PANAMA rY, Sept. 10 <U1 Pan »a <i thai Peru a: c have no right t< B U From b T!.c t issued a com •>-<- -narna cioc-i j ...i. *o K-rntonai co. ever 5 r ♦>i«iMvt o:ii .t nfci'U.
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    Why Gold Goes Up, Up «t Up
    74 9 Why Gold Goes Up, Up «t Up .'•.<■■- I l I :.< V ted U 254 B per -i rket rTperw 'I :j... ..'i.d easiness I .c.,i-- c c price f free f o: s Am n sevi t puce f tei r t g A fc >$2 F most
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      589 9 am council of SINGAPORE TENDERS y Mi INKERS DEPARTLj MENT. .i Construction, pietion and Maintenance t Reinforced Concrete Bridge at Prtnetas Margaret Estate I Alexandra Road over Alexandra Canal. Close NOON 8 10 54; (2) Care and Maintenance for 1955 of ia> Bukit Timah Old Christian Cemetery and 'b> Bukit
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      380 9 I NOT ES 1 CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD FEDERATION OF MALAYA TENDER NOTICE Erection of Fuel Oil Storage Tanks. 'TENDERS are Invited for x the erection of three fuel oil storage tanks forming part of the First Extension Works at Connaught Bridge Power Station. Two of the tanks for Connaught Bridge
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      572 9 CHANGE OF NATIONAL STATUS ON IDENTITY CARDS. nPO ensure that their names A are included m the Electoral Roll, persons who have been granted Certificates of Naturalisation are advised to report immediately to the Commissioner for Registration. Stamford Road to have their national status altered on their Identity Cards. CITY
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      Bob Has Plenty To Make Him Unhappy
      103 10 PRAISE for Luton from the unhappiest man m football. Bob Dennison, wistful manager of without-a-win Middlesbrough. "They had four real chances and scored from tva of them." he says. "We had twice as many opportunities and didn't tike advantage of one." Consolation point
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      JOHNNY HAYNES WANTS TO SHARE THE GLORY
      773 10 JOHNNY HAYNES, inside left and chief architect of the Fulham firm, "Goals Unlimited," gets a trifle testy about the fountain of praise that has sprayed his way just lately. "I don't think it's quite fair," he said, alter the win over Notts County
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      NEW FULHAM JOB FOR CAMPBELL
      180 10 JOHNNY Campbell, Fulham's Irish international winger, who has had a series of serious operations, goes home to Belfast, as Fulham's chief scout m Ireland. In this way Fulham are looking after the lad whose playing career was so tragedically cut short. During the two years
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      ROVERS WHIP PUDU SC 4-0
      50 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— South Indian Rovers, strong contenders for fas division three "C" league honours, scored another win on Fnria3', when they beat Pudu Road Sports Club 4—o at the Brickfields Road ground. The Indians played with better combination and fully deserved their victory. photo.
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      Star-Studded Teams For Red Cross Match
      259 10 KLALA LIMPUK, Sun.— Some of Malaya's topnotch soccer players from Singapore and the Federation will play m the charity match m aid of the Selangor Division of the Red Cross Fund at the TPCA Stadium here the coming Saturday. To add to the interest
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      KWA BREAKS 14-YEAR RECORD IN ROAD RACE
      192 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— Kwa Chin Swee of Singapore beat a field of 25 to break the 14-year-old record set up by Tan Leong Chye m 1940 m the cycling road race from Kuala Lumpur to Seremban and back. K'.va's time was 3 hours
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      Thais Win In India B'ton
      62 10 BOMBAY, Sept. 18, (Reuter)— Derek Khajadbhye and Pinet Pattapong.se entered the quarter-finals of the Crikct Club of India Badminton championships here yesterday They beat George Lewis and T. Fernandez 15-4. 15-6 m the men's doubles. In the mixed doubles Pinet and his sister Miss Pratheong
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      Delip Takes Time Trial
      105 10 PEXANG. Sun.— Methodist Afternoon Schoolboy. Delip Singh won m th c 25-mile cycling time trial today when he clocked 1 hour. mins 12 sees, for the journey from Gurney Drive to Telok Bahang and back RAF rider. A Blakey with a time of 1 hr. 5
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      20 Kilo Walk
      57 10 LONDON*. Sept. 18. (Reuter) The Internationa] Amateur Athletic Federation have decided that a 20 kilometre walk will be included m th« 1956 Olympic Games to be held m Melbourne m place of the 10.000 metres track walk. This was tod to delegates at rl ie tnnual meeting
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      SAINTS HOLD INDIANS 2-2
      40 10 ST. Andrew's School drew 2 2 with Indian Association m a friendly hockey match played at IA ground Saturday. Scorers were: Sudharman <2) for St. Andrew's Sunderaj and Harhan Singh each scored a goal for lA.
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      SULTAN'S CUP TENNIS
      101 10 TAIPING, Sun:— lpoh 7MCA entered the final of Sultan's Cup Tennis competition here yesterday, beating Taiping Chinese Recreation Club 3 0 YMCA will meet PCRC versus Kampar Recreation Club m final. Results: (YMCA mentioned first) Nicholas Caleb and Leong Khuan Nyean beat Ong Hock Sim and Lee
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      Kluang WDCSA
      75 10 THE Kluang Branch of the War Department Civilian Stall Association has formed a Sports Section and the following were elected office-bearers at a recent General Meeting held m the Association premises: Chairman: Mr. John Vehghis; Sports Secretary and Treasurer: Mr. Lee Ah Leng; Committee: Messrs. A. Pavanaris (Athletic
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      FRIENDUES
      66 10 TARON Football Club beat Springdale Sports Club 1-0 m a friendly football match at Farrer Park on Saturday. Omar Hassan scored for the Taron F.C. Amicable A. A beat Dynamos S.C. by three goals to one. Eng Sian 3 scored a hat-trick for A.A.A while Eddy d e Silva
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      331 10 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIO\B T^r^ R Mi LAST DAYS^ .^mt g, 9,30 p.m. umuwAlJ, THE MONEY IX J THE WORLD COLLDNI Bl V YOIR i HEART SO WONDERFUL A TIME *J**s CINCM «SeoP^A-^|L j 20fh Century-Fox Jj^^B^^ IB Coins Clifton ebb— Jean Ft-to.-s— Magpie McNamara Plus CinemaScope Short: "CALYPSO CEDISE" v
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    COHEN BEATS SONGKITRAT
    672 11  -  Wins Bantam Title dA.>umin, i l j, (if)- trances Kooert "^lne Kutniess" uonen won the world's vacant bantamweight boxing title here tonight by pounding out a hardearned 15 rounds split decision over ThaiLander Chamroen Songkitrat. England scored 73| pom's for (he punch-throwing IYend>man a:. 1 19j feN
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    Compton Hits 109
    71 11 LONDON. Sept. 18 < Renter) Denis Compton showed no sign of his knee trouble to- day m hitting 109 for Cross- Arrows m their one day game with the Royal Navy at Lords. Compton. who Is to fly to Australia to join the M.C.C. j team when
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    RESULTS AND POSITIONS
    1271 11 By A Special Correspondent With Wolverhamton losing to Bolton, and Manchester United dropping a home point to lowly Huddersfield. the positions at the top of the division I are still wide open. Only two points divide the first six teams. In th e second division Liverpool are
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    QUICK WIN
    37 11 SALISBURY. Sept. 39 Reuter> Ewart Potgieter, 22 stone; 7 ft 2 ins boxer from Natal, won his second professional fight m 95 sees. here tonight when he knocked out George R'.iydom m the first round.
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY
    71 11 An open invitation Billiards (3 balls) championship is being sponsored by the Aston Athletic Club at its premises. Entries are Invited from clubs and associations m Singapore and the Federation. The Tournament will start on Oct. 18. and entries, which will close on Sept. 30. should be sent
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    HIGH SCORES IN UK RUGBY
    485 11 LONDON. Sept. 18. (Reuten: 11 Individual performances marked today's Rugby Union mat- j dies with a number of players reaching double figures m scoring points. R. I. Harrison who went near to gaining a blue with Cambridge last year, gave further evidence of his goaikicking
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    Day Of Upsets But Bristol City Unbeaten
    645 11 Day Of Upsets But Bristol City Unbeaten LONDON, Sept. 18, (Reuter)— Bristol City, ihird Division South leaders, are the only unbeaten club m the four divisions after a day of surprises m EnglMi league football today. Bristol won 3-1 at Coventry —the only away success m the division— to take
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    When Hin Weng Went For Glory...
    1026 12  - When Hin Weng Went For Glory... VETERAN by SALUTATIONS to the Singapore XI for the superb' display on Saturday night, winning the Sportsman's trophy and humbling the Federation combination, it i was a grand game. A wonderful one. A complete j vindication of that miserable afternoon when they! had the
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    Jessie Takes Junior Title In If Mins.
    208 12 IT took eighteen-year-old Jessie Ong ol the Convent 11 minutes to become the Singapore Badminton Association's junior women's singles champion when she beat Chee Hvvee Cheng 11 -:>, 11-4 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last niijht. At the expense of her erratic opponent.
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    THE TRIUMPHS OF THREE RINGS ARE YET TO BE EQUALLED
    565 12  - THE TRIUMPHS OF THREE RINGS ARE YET TO BE EQUALLED WINDSOR LAD Says Picture left: Mrs. M. F. Cutler, wife of the president of the Singapore Turf Club, hands over the Singapore Gold Cup to the owner of Three Rings, Mr. E. J. Tan at the presentation made at the
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    Yusoff Beat 47 Cyclists
    100 12 SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD Yusoff bin Sawi of the Cosmopolitan Cycling Club beat a field of 47 competitors to win the 50-mile novices bicycle massed-start road race held on the Lim Chu Kang-Chua Chu Kang roads yesterday. Yusoff won the race m the good time of 2 hrs. 16
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    South Open Up In 2nd Half For Tay Shield
    607 12 South Open Up In 2nd Half For Tay Shield South 2 North 0 Mole Wai Kin and Jimmy Tan Referee: Chong Lian Sin AFTER a goalless first half which hardly raised a cheer from the paying crowd of 3,229, South brightened up on the resumption, to beat North by two
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    SBA TO INVITE EIGHT INTERNATIONALS BUT NOT TO CELEBRATE...
    210 12 SBA TO INVITE EIGHT INTERNATIONALS BUT NOT TO CELEBRATE... EIGHT players four men and four women from America, England, India and Indonesia will be invited by the Singapore BA through the Badminton Association of Malaya to play exhibition games m Singapore m November this year. These players are Judy Devlin,
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    TODAY'S Sport
    65 12 TODAY'S Sport HOCKEY: SHA Police v Indian Association, Div 1 at 1A; SRC v Wayiderers Div 1 a: SRC: CSC v KASC, Div. 3B at CSC; 3 BOD v RE ME Dtv. 2 at REME: HM Cusi torn* d Spore Regi, Div 3 A at Customs. SOCCER: SBHFA OTEC v
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    TAMBY SCORED
    23 12 GEXIAL Toungsterg beat Kandar.g KerbM Kancers 1-0 'm the MTectern Cip booomt competition I Tamby v v red i the game
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    BRIDGE DRAW
    33 12 MOXTREL'X Swii Sept. lfl neld ;to a d od in the 13th round v -pean terday Fi mcc beat Swedei "8 pi lintf but Britaii BUBef d France I only one
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