Singapore Standard, 27 September 1954

Microfilm: NL9002
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    19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD jfc 3H Vol. V. No. 86. AIR EDITION SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 19.54 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS.
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    MALAYA'S OWN AIR FORCE
    527 1  -  K.C.ARUN By New Arm In March To Freedom MAAF And RAF(M) To Form Nucleus Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.-There is a 'general movement' now in Malaya's defence organization towards the creation of a permanent Malayan Air Force in line with the recent developments in the
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    121 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT N SWEE HIANG Me Road, SingaI Mb Gob Ah lan Son Besi R «d, X a I m] share i^.e I S indarcl s ktest No. 56 udge waa Bin n, wife it th vr Singapore bad- rrcct ansi i a k 1 Capital Ketmrita chrertisei
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    HK STUDENTS FOR TAIWAN
    38 1 ;GKOI G Sept 26. jafi uadred and idents Bi Sang. 1 r X i r Taiwan L rsitj r highe n n Taiwan m i H ojgk >ng uu lying group h to leave
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    TRAIN SABOTAGE
    27 1 ISABL/ :A Sept M la >t railed 1 roacl sof a it 1 les so »th ■>: Ca n :e reported On< nUi a^ »llght I
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    6 Necklines To Rise For Royalty
    149 1 6 Necklines To Rise For Royalty LONDON. Sept 26 (UP) 3tx Italy's most voluptuous. v.' 1 qu< ens who are u> b^ presented to Qutvn EUlzabetn II next month have been a.sked to "tone down" the dinging gt wna and plunging neckwhi :h made them fam< as :r. I clarclea
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    Appointment With Venus
    78 1 TWO coach-loads of men and women spent an hour m a windswept field near the Wiltshire village of Avebury. to keep an appointment with Venus. This was the outcome of recent reports of flying saucers being seen again. The "earth people" were trying to get m touch
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    Opium Found In Plane's Wings
    246 1 $40,000 Haul At Airport PENANG, Sun.— One of the biggest hauls of opium was made here when Customs authorities discovered 100 pounds of the contraband, worth about 840,000 m the wings of a Malayan Airways plane, which arrived from Bangkok at Bayan Lepas Airport this
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    SECRET RED PRESS
    32 1 THREE people were arrested and tons of Communist literature seized when Police raided a secret printing press run by the Tuden 'Communist i Party near Teheran last night. Reuter
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    Saigon Is Surrounded By Troops
    128 1 Saigon Is Surrounded By Troops PARIS. Sept. 26— The French High Command to- i day posted several battalions of troop.s including armour- 1 ed units around Saigon as tension increased m the dispute between the Vietnam Government and The Vietnam National Army, the French Press Asency reported. But the inhabitants
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    Typhoon Havoc In West Japan
    47 1 TOKYO. Sept. 2(3 (AFP) Four persons were killed and 300 others injured m the wake oi a devastating typhoon which swept Western Japan early this morning. Police reported that thousands of houses were destroyed or washed away m floods caused by rainstorms.
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    Indian Women For Peking
    39 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 26 (UP) A ten- member delegation o: women from India left Hongkong for Red China by train today to attend the celebration ot" Oct. 1 of the Peking regime's fifth anniversary m office.
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    ISRAEL'S APPEAL
    29 1 ISRAEL yesterday appealed ♦o the Arab states for a peaceful settlement of all their differences m a broadcast on the eve of the Jewish new year. U.P.
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    Convicts Riot Over Hot Dogs
    182 1 CHICAGO. Sept. 26. (Reuter) Nearly 1,000 prisoners protesting against being served "hot dogs" for the third time m a week, rioted yesterday at the City House of Cor- rection here. More than 100 policemen using tear gas were unable to quell the disturbance m its
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    PACIFIC BODY REJECTS REDS
    78 1 KYOTO. Sept. 26 (Reuter) The Pacific Council, the governing body of the Institute of Pacific Relations, today rejected a proposal that Soviet Russia and Communist China be admitted to IPR. The Pacific Council decided this at the second of a two-day meeting m preparation for the
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    YOSHIDA OFF ON HIS TOUR
    73 1 TOKYO. Sept. 26: < Renter Premier Shigeru Yoshida. left Tokyo by air this morning for Vancouver on the first leg of a 50-day tour of North America and Europe. More than 1.000 policemen stood guard between the Premier's Tokyo residence and the airport to prevent
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    Nationalists Guard Against Old War Trick
    137 1 TAIPEI. Sept. 26 'UP' The Chinese Nationalist Defence Minister, Mr. David Yu;. 'told a Defence Committee meeting, behind closed doors yesterday that Red China was i preparing to seize Nationalistheld islands oil' the China mainland. Mr. Yui's report on the Quemoy-Tachen situation followed shortly
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    BANDITS KILL I-C VETERAN
    51 1 TUNIS. Sept 26. (AFP)A French Indo-China veteran was bound hand and foot and then shot dead by B gang of Tunisian terrorists who swooped on a mine near Le Kef, 100 miles southwest Of Tun::-, lasi night. The terrorists then mad off v.-; i :i eight
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    Hills Around K.L Echo Love Call To Red
    270 1 Hills Around K.L Echo Love Call To Red KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The blue hills beyond Kuala Lumpur have just echoed a desperate love call from a waiting wife and son to a key Selangor terrorist who lurks m the safety of the sprawling jungle. \h Pien. a Communist Branch Committee
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    10,000 TO Boycott Polls In Colony
    154 1 10,000 TO Boycott Polls In Colony Standard stall K«'p »'t<*r TEN tho »and S por< Naval Ba nave i led n ing to do with next s elections to Singa slative Assembly I also m to boycott all future p in the C ■>'.;• Singan >re t« parti aominal contest
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    7 Die In Mid-Air Collision
    55 1 BALTIMORE Sept M ter)— .V peop.' <■ I m lisioi an c s ova Baltin Harbour. Both planes, m Ltrcral Mi ional Guard ttgl redu i <ue :ition.- BLftei a few pari I b HI Anii tla Na s said air rvi ft tn the
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    PROGRESSIVES PROMISE TO CLEAR SLUMS
    401 2 If They Are Elected THE Singapore Progressive Party will clear the Colony's slum areas if it comes into power under the new constitution next year. This was stated by Mr. IC. C. Tan. president of the i Party, at the annual meet- ing of the
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    MAAF HQ.
    36 2 THIS is an artist's drawing: of the proposed Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Town Headquarters m Kuala Lumpur which is expected to be completed by the middle of next year. It will cost approximately £170.000.
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    Misconduct Of Officers Alleged
    169 2 FOR the first time m the post-war history of the Singapore Government Service, employees of a department want a "top level" inquiry into alleged "misconduct" of certain officers. The complainants, numberj ing about H5. employed m the Department of Statistics have already made individual com- plaints
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    'TV Trains Technicians For War'
    127 2 "TELEVISION, m peacetime, is the natural trai n i n g ground lor technicians who are required, during war to operate electronic high frequency equipment like radar," said Mr. Frank Leddy. the Governing Director of Phillips Electric;.; Industries Limited, Australia, on his arrival m Singa-
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    To Lecture In The U.S.
    63 2 MR CHARLES Gamba of the Department of Economics, University of Malaya, who left for Washington on Thursday will return to the Colony by i the end of February, "next year. During his stay there, lie will conduct a course of lectures at Johns Hopkins School
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    T.B. FUND IS NOW $1¾ M.
    42 2 FrRTHER contributions to the Lady Templer Tuberculo- Hospital Appeal Fun c i have been received, raising the tour to $1,816,577.09. Badminton exhibit ion matches organized by the Happy- Go-Lucky Badminton Party. Klang. recently netted Sl. sni).
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    Success Of Perak Boy
    81 2 KUALA KAXGSAR. Sun Mr. G.F. de Silva, an old boy of Clifford Schooi. Kuala Kangsar, and St. Xavier's Institution. Penang, has been awarded the Science Scholarship at the first M.B. Examination he^d m London University recently. This scholarship is usually awarded to the student who tops
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    Exhibition Of Hunting & Fishing
    80 2 Exhibition Of Hunting Fishing AX International Exhibition of Big Game Hunting and Fishing is to be held at Dus- ".of (Germany) from Oct. 16 to An army of experts and or-: ganizations interested m the preservation of wild life, hove been working with many re- search institutions lor more than
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    Another Meeting Called
    105 2 Another Meeting Called LEGAL advice should be sought bom Mr. D. K. Pi tt, Q.C.. who will arrive next month, and from Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. on the question ot exemption from National Service for students. Thi> suggestion was put forward by member? of the Management Committee at a two-and-a-haii
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    R.A.F. Examiners To Visit S'pore
    162 2 TEN officers from the Examining; Wing of the Royal Air Force Central Flying School at Little Rissington, Gloucestershire, will leave Britain on Oct. 4, for a ten-week tour of the Far East and the Commonwealth Air Forces. The team will fly with RAF pilots m
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      500 2 IN IH£ tASY-10-WINi S irJ \J SINGAPORE STANDARD! Quick -quiz r A separate competition will still appear each day with a separate $•00 prize but you :on now send m one, two three or a whole «e«k entries IN THE SAME ENVELOPE. Th c closing dote tor o,\ six entries
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      188 2 ROLL UP I ROLL UP fAU the fun of the fair I < I Grand I Carntial m aid of SAT A Mm I Mmm \t GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK < Thursday 30th September t ADMISSION 2O vis. -0- Gr/ vo///- coupon* from <^ j* 5..1-JT..4. roirv office JOII A
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    In Memory
    171 3 THE Singapore Buddhi>t Association yesterdaj held a memorial service for the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw. at St. Michael's Road Buddhist Temple. The Rev, ML Mahaweera Thero, resident Bikkhu, officiated at the ceremony, where a piece of white cloth and flowers were offered to Lord Bmidh.i imploring hint
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    TAN TO ASK FOR TECHNICAL AID
    164 3 REQI'EST for technical aid tor the proposed >5.r. v i»0 Singapore i* i\ Uh hnic will be made at the Colombo Plan meetiru at Ottawa dvißg Oct. 4 and 9, ou the economic development of South and South-east Asia. v C X m, Singapore's
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    Water Scheme Scrapped?
    28 3 Water Scheme Scrapped? the G 1 mci re q er the 1 1 a of the s b a schc p c ■■>• idea m B it n ridated
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES
    58 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— Sheikh Abdul Rahman, at the ■>n fusion ci' a preliminary inquiry m the Magistrate's Court, t day, committed Dol- Jakub, a taxi driver to si trial a1 the Assizes on rge of attempted murder if Fatimah binte Kalin". Fatibinte T ilib, Khatijah binte Haji
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    Shattock To Inspect RMN
    42 3 REAR Admiral F..H. Shattock, the Flag Officer, Malayan carry out his annual inspection of the Royal Malayan Navy on Thursday. Sept 30. He will inspect a Guard of Honour and the ship's company at Division^ and the Barracks.
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    INSURANCE POLICIES FOR S'PORE FIREMEN
    196 3 INSURANCE POLICIES FOR S'PORE FIREMEN The First Scheme To Be Introduced In Malaya Standard Staff Reporter INSURANCE policies amounting to over $500,000 have been taken out by 222 members of the Singapore Fire Brigade Employees' j Union. This is the first scheme of its kind ever to be introduced m
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    ONE HOSPITAL TO ANOTHER
    49 3 HO WENG MENG. a patient! m the Kwong Wai Siew Free Hospital m Serangooa Road. Singapore, was yesterday taken to the General Hospital with j suspected poisoning. It is believed Ho left a letter, m Chinese and investigations are being carried out by the Police.
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    Half Day Off Is Studied
    144 3 Half Day Off Is Studied KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— At an emergency meeting today twenty members of the War Department Civil Service Association, expressed resentment j against the Department's re- j cent move to alter working j hours of civilian staff at HQ Malaya Command. It discussed a letter from the
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    They Saw No Fight But Opium
    89 3 They Saw No Fight But Opium A "999" call to the Singapore Police yesterday to stop a fight m a Rangoon Road house resulted m a man being arrested for possession of opium. When the Police arrived they found that the "fight" was a quarrel between two men. living m
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    Missing Boy Found
    38 3 DARSHAN Singh, a l.Vycarold Singapore schoolboy who was reported missing since Tuesday last, was found m Alexandra Road yesterday. A friend of his teacher who saw the story and picture m Tiu> Standard, recognised Darshan.
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    VIPs At City Day Service
    106 3 VIPs At City Day Service A DIVINE Service was held at .St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday to mark the third anniversary of Singapore being made a City. The Governor, Sir John NicoH, acting Deputy Com-missioner-General for Colonial Affairs. Mr. R.W. Jakeman. Admiral Charles Lambe. C -in C Far East Station. Mr.
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    RURAL BOARD
    26 3 THE Rural Board will hold their next monthly meeting ai the Conference Room. Colonial Secretary's Office on Thursday, Sept. M, at 10 a .:n
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    The Key To The Poison Chest
    1073 4  -  TERENCE HALLORAN OOOOOOCfiII O<OOOOOO> QNB day m April 1934 Mrs. Ethel Lillie Major, the 42-year-oW wife of Arthur Major, a lorry driver of Kirby-on-Bain, Lincolnshire fQiind two letters which had fallen from her husband's pocket to the bedroom floor. They were m a woman's
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    Eastern Oasis In Western City
    547 4 —Or The Story Of Lee Kue In Norfolk, Virginia JUST 50 feet off a busy street m Norfolk, Virginia, small miracles of Chinese agriculture rise from the soil. On a small plot of ground m the midst of a big city, Lee Kue patiently nurtures
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    MINING COLD IN RAUB
    622 5 750 Men Burrow Into The Ground For Yellow Metal POLO, tht- rich, hmmj, jPtOaw //ief«/ fa wftd i/i Rauh. /*a/in/i». but n visit to the ttatih Australian Cold MMMg < <».. //</.. m// hanish all chihlhoo,! coinrplious of finKing a iiold mine and picking up lumps
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    Singapore Standard Chap-Ji-Ki
    817 6 Singapore Standard Chap-Ji-Ki i*Hi Gambling Suppression Sob-Brand) oi the S tport CI U la reported to have been month m the seizures Id ting lips and In arrests m this connection Id touts arc übiquitous not uly m all tl the ral areas as well flb< •> are pro- qf
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    CRITICISM OF GOVT. BUREAU
    545 6  -  NEW DELHI STRONG CRITICISM of the Indian Government's information ser- 3 vices is expressed m a re- N > port of the Indian Press 5 Commission issued a few days ago. One of the criticisms is A that when summaries of documents ore prepared for release
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    A Battle That Belongs To Army History
    1269 6 AT aboul 10 o'clock on the morning of September 20, t 1854, a long line of infantry, cavalry and artillery was seen moving towards the northern slopes of a river valley broken up on the far side into steep !>iHs and narrow ravines.
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    THE GREAT CASANOVA
    814 6  -  Philip Toynbee By LONDON. IT is an achievement to give one's name to anything, even if it be only to a sandwich or a silhouette. There must be many men who have secretly envied the achievement of Jacques Casanova, who gave his name to a type of
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    A £100 Picture—And The First Time She Used Hubby's Camera
    339 7 A £100 Picture— And The First Time She Used Hubby's Camera \t.KH II ITKAI. NX lohn K»nip '.'v i, h t a < a im-r.i h»-n >un. PfttT. reacked Ihe interestias stace oJ '<,(ir months ll«- wanted la record everj new %i> p in his bab> s li lit* rollet'tfd
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    A Hotel Man Says 'Sorry'
    16 7 I AM S 2€ V a i keeper < I who Is
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    United Nations To Debate Atoms For Peace
    193 7 United Nations To Debate Atoms For Peace NEW YORK. Sept. 2ti: (Reuter) The United Nations General Assembly cleared the way yesterday for expected early debate on the United States plan for the establishment ol an international agency to develop atomic energy for peaceful uses. II approved without conn- 1 ienl
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    We Can't Be Right Every Time'
    99 7 We Can't Be Right Every Time' LONDON. S.pt *li. dP)— I a<h lludwirke, prrtt> wife »f til -Nearold at tor Sir (Ydrit Bardwicht, »a> asked to !r.i\c l.ornlonS Cocoanut ('•ro\e niulit dttfe last nisiht as she was nr.nill; stecks. Lad] !lai(i\\n kc. !S. vtill v earing her slatks. Iraasfcrred with
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    Birthplace Of The Tank
    61 7 LONDON, s-r'. 26, (Reuter) meeting m Moscow yesterday to mark Soviet Tank Day heard the Soviet Union praised as the "birthplace of •ie tank/ 1 according to Mos- •,,•<, Ra lia. The laim was made v>y General Poluboyanov before an audience which inle I Mars h
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    'Malayans Opposed To Chiang'
    138 7 'Malayans Opposed To Chiang' BOMBAY. Sept. '2C>. (Reuter) —Mr. Reginald Sorensen, the British Labour Member of Parliament for Leyton, said yesterday that mosi Chinese he had met m Malaya, Singapore arid Hongkong were bitterly opposed to Chiang Kaishek diid his Formosan administration. Bui they were equally opposed to the Chinese
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    Official Tour Of Canada
    69 7 1 OTTAWA. Sept. 26, (UP) Vice President Dr. S. RadhaI krishnan of India will arrive *jon Thursday for a three-day official visit, the Indian High i Commissioner's Office said He will confer with Prime Minister Louis St. Laureni and j attend a round of luncheons and
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    40 Drowned In Accident
    63 7 YAOUNDE, French Cameroons. Sept. 26. (UP; Forty I persons were drowned when a ferry capsized m the junglei edged Sanaga Biver m this i French West African colony, reports reaching here said yesterday. The ferry was plying between Songrnbengue and Saka- bayeme crowded with passen- p
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    JAP BID TO SETTLE A ROW
    37 7 rOKYO, Sept. 26 OP) Japanc G< a iked Korea I i jusi ii I Hag wnership ol a tiny, ted islj nd m Sea ■an Botl na ns c lon of
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    YUGOSLAV DEBTS
    13 7 Bril B ji r B n by thi .jv Gov- Reuter
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    U.S. Asks For Damages
    87 7 MOSCOW, Bepl 26, AP) Xlie United St at< y< si erdaj iak( d the s. Union foi km foi the American B-2S -:i"t down In th< .Japan Sea two years ago pri ipo d Oi€ case so to raational c<^ :r 11 the Son el Union
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    'TRAVEL INTO SPACE POSSIBLE IN 30 YEARS'
    215 7 'TRAVEL INTO SPACE POSSIBLE IN 30 YEARS' EL PASO. Texas. Sept. 26, (AP) The first man wi be sent into space travel within 30 years and the first unmanned satellite will be sent into orbital space within 10 year.-. i That was one prediction to come from a three-day meeting
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    THE TOUGHEST TALKS SINCE THE LAST WAR
    384 7 THE TOUGHEST TALKS SINCE THE LAST WAR LONDON, Sept. 26 (Reuter) The Foreign Ministers arriving here over the weekend for the critical nine-nation conference on West German rearmament will plunge straight m private talks to prepare the ground for Tuesday's opening session. All nine statesmen are agreed that they face
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    Drive For Defence Volunteers
    123 7 Drive For Defence Volunteers I.ONDOX Sept. 26, (Reuter) -—Columns of fire engines, ambulances. foodsquad vans and rescue vehicles paraded through -suburbs yesterday as Civil Defence authorities launched 'heir biggest drive ever for volunteers. Borough mayors reviewed the motorised units which carried exhibitions illustrating al! aspects of civil defence. The parade
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    Standing Start Plane Is Tested
    86 7 Standing Start Plane Is Tested NIAGARA FALLS, New York. Sept. 26, (UP) An airplane 'hat takes oil straight up from a standing .-tail has been test-flown successfully, l>y the Beil Aircrafi Corp., it was reported yesterday. Beil official declined to comment, however, on the. ex- 1 perimental vertical take-ofl craft
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    AMBASSADOR TO CANADA
    39 7 TOKYO. Sept. 26, (UP)--i Former Indian Ambassador to Japan Mohammed A. I Rauf and his family Left for i Canada aboard the liner President Wilson yesterday. Rauf has been appointed Indian High Commissioner m i Canada.
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    Food Is Flown To Brother
    207 7 Food Is Flown To Brother EASI LANSING. Mil < ,tn N«-|d Zti ■Al' iclditig th< 1 :< i l tt l pii a> i>: .m •tdei i>r > t hii w ii.. Im his h<(isui< 1 1 < tin India (astinf frow N Delhi .f i <pt<«i apli month) uK
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    GREEKS FREED
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    OFF TO ALASKA
    30 7 DAVID SCHINE, former special investigator for Senator Joseph McCarthy, is being! sent next month to an duties m Alaska, the United States Army announced. Pa", 'l or.
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    U.S. Is Encouraged & Willing To Help
    194 7 U.S. Is Encouraged Willing To Help WASHINGTON, Sri-,:. 26: (UP) Secretary oi State Dulles left Cor the London nine-power i onfi i last night with the statement that he lakes no specific proposal on European Integration with him will be helpful ii he can. la a written statement releas I
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    Americans In France
    55 7 PARIS. Sept 26 CAP) Young Americans who been living In France for one year will on c a to trie French milit i ii on Nov. 4. The law was passed a year ago. Whether the Ft h will seriously enforce tion has beei attei under discussion
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    Thousands Homeless
    67 7 LAHORE. S< U AP. v, Pal auth* Lies s ipp Ing [pa food to th< sands of hoi Lahore city, where heavy rains last Friday the apse of over ."3.000 hou The death toll is known t< be over 100. M■• iioineless had their huts com- pletel: <
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    181 7 LONDON. Sept. 26: (Renter)— Publication ol an 80,000-word autobioraphy. written by a former Bri tish Intelligence Officer and including his memoirs ol German War Crimes Investigation, has been banned by the War Office. Lieutenant-Colonel A nier P. Scot and served m th< Serman Army
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    51 7 STOCKHOLM, Sept. 2S, (UP)— Handsome Stoed I [siutjc producer, Qustaf Wally sold yesterday thai a report hie plans io marry Greta Garbo is "a complete surprise to me. Stockholm newspapers yesterday q the 59- old Wholly os saying ihai "maybe— later on" he mam the "I-want-to-be-alone''
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    135 8 KARACHI, Sept. 26: (AP) Foreign capital is urgently needed by Pakistan m its efforts to industrialise and modernise its economy. This is a point that does not have to be impressed upon officials m Karachi. "Pakistan welcomes foreign capital for investment m our country," said a
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    132 8 LONDON. Sept. 26: (AP;— j ML George Peter. French economist, will be proposed as j chairman of the International j Tin Council when it holds its j first meeting about the end the year, the Council's interim committee decided yesterday. Mr. W. K. Davey, London,
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    79 8 NEW DELHI. Sept. 2G. (AP. j —India's exports to the Uni- ted Kingdom increased almost 30 per cent, during the first six months of this year compared with the same period of 1953. At the same j time, India imported more from Britain However, the
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    MALAYA CAN GET CHEAPER RICE IF...
    223 9 Standard Market Reporter CHEAPER rice for Malaya will be available :f Thailand frees her rice trade. Mr. Koh Keng How. president of Singapore Siam Importers' and Exporters" Association, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Koh wa< commenting on reports 'hat Thailand was contemplating tne move.
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    Red Trade Overture
    98 9 Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA. Sept. 26—Informed sources told The Standard here today that Soviet Ku»ia fa planning to offer Indonesia a trade pact. It is believed that this will be one of the first moves made by the newly arrived Russian Aniba»ador. Uimitri Zukov He arrived a
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    23 9 ONE OF THE 1.000-ton lighters used by the Malayan Stevedorin e and Transportation Ltd. on the East Coast of Malaya.
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    Overseas Demand Seen For Rubber
    277 9 Standard Market Correspondent GOOD demand for Malayan rubber from overseas during the past week has been somewhat offset by profit-taking and liquidation at above the 70 cents per lb. mark. It would appear thai activity m the market is more pronounced at around that mark
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    JAPS AND HUNS SIGN TRADE PACT
    54 9 TOKYO, Sept. 26. (UP) Japanese aatin t i German negotiators have agreed on a new trade pian calling for a 550.--(100,000 exchange of goods each way between the two countries, it was announced. The Japanese reports said the new plan would probably be signed
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    Copra Mart Skyrockets On Paper Buying
    224 9 Copra Mart Skyrockets On Paper Buying THE copra market m Singapore sky-rocketed m the course ot the week on extremely keen "Paper buying"' backed up by a shortage of physical copra on account of covering operations by oil millers who sold to China i'oi shipment early m October, according to
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    Technical Reaction Seen In Share Mart
    417 9 Standard Market Correspondent THE Malayan share market experienced a week of '"technical reaction" with profit-takers m the ascendency and prospective buyers hesitant due to doubts as to whether the higher levels could be maintained. A falling off m the total volume of business written
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    BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK
    331 9 BUSINESS DONE IN THE WEEK Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords 28 Fraser Neave Ords. $2.06 to 52.01 to j $2.02 cri cb. Federal Dispensary $3.05. Gammons .50. 4"). Goodwood Parks si.lv>. Hammers $3.15 ed and $3.07 to $3.05 xd. Wm. Jacks; $3.00 and 52.97.1. Malaya Pub- u'shing House S2.:;u. Malayan
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    Bright Outlook For B.N.B. & Sarawak
    225 9 Bright Outlook For B.N.B. Sarawak WASHINGTON. Sept. 26, (UP)— Prospects for rapid economic development m the British colonies of Sarawak and North Borneo are indicated m special reports to the United States Commerce Department. Surveying present and polen- economic development m the region, these reports railed spe ■al attention to
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    BOOM IN EAST COAST SHIPPING
    340 9 Colony Firm Responsible Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA TRENGGANU, Sun. The shipping trade between Singapore and East Coast ports is booming. Gone ore the days when vessels with deep draft had to wait days to discharge cargo m the open seas, to be ferried across m
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    New Machine
    42 9 ONE of the worlds most modern newspaper printing machines has been acquired by The Singapore Standard. Picture shows the machine and three men connected with its installation: (from left) Mr. P. Steggles, Mr. R. J. Hawkings and Mr. S. Duncan.
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    WORLD BANK LOANS TOTAL US$324 MIL
    292 9 WASHINGTON, Sepl CReuter) The W< i X made loan? m Itf countries d ing the inf. H Bscj year and the sum leir. tots < < US S 24,000 <■'- i ghi m ached m any fis a This is disclosi d the ninth
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    RUBBER OUTPUT GOES UP
    252 9 ESTATES and smallholder* m Mala > a have been producing rubber at a relatively higiier monthly rate m the past months than earlier m the year, according to t»fli cial statistic!! The Ausrust .uid lul» figures at ;i©.B:!b tons 36.H70 ton* respectively tur estates and Zl£Z*
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    157 9 New Agency To Promote Capital Investment WASHINGTON. Sept 26. (UP) Dutch Finance Minister J. Van de Bjeft, chairman oi the ninth snnuai meeting ol the Cnternatkmal Fund and World Bai indicated, his appi'A'; plans lo! a finani Ln| poraticm bo promote i ipital investment m under-deve-loped count? In his opening
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    47 9 Robinson A. <<i Ltd t the year i Sum I 22 21 r < ri a ry Kinta k<lla- lin l»r«dgin_ Ltd ended 31 No liquif: work ou' < ing dn calcu led to n Bedford PUuitations 154. At be net production MJi bo i crop "5'
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    34 9 IMPEKI < h hh a! Imdt:stri( rMaJaya ltd h.»i received advice fumi «»n--don Ui th* *-f le<-i that am interim dividend of 4 per cent on the Ordinary Stuck Mas il*-' lai«-«i
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    712 10  - SAFA NEEDS A COACH SAYS 'JOCK' LINESMAN PettOHa&ty Page Back After 22 Years THE Singapore Amateur Football Association should make every endeavour to employ a professional coach now that the association can afford to do so. Back to Singapoie after an absence of 22 years from Malaya, one of SAFA's
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    294 10 ONE .1011 after another one big i-vont after the other. Ami the nun who is specialisiag m the task is genial. alwa,\s friendly Choo Kwai Uw Choo jusi about to apply 'uc:-.es to the n Chinese Football Asso- I oi H mg Kong and
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    MANUEL QUITS AFTER 18 YEARS AT THE TOP
    216 10  - MANUEL QUITS AFTER 18 YEARS AT THE TOP GILBERT FERNANDEZ BENNI MANUEL, Negri Semnilan's first choice for liotk«'y goal-keeping for the last IS years, and the man who laced India's Balbir Singh and company five times has decided to put aside his hockey stick and kicking pads for s;ood. A
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    197 10  - SERVICES' STAR FIGHTS SHY OF THE BIG PLUNGE FRANCIS BOEY STELLA Mayor, 22 year-old stenographer attached to the Women's Royal Air Force, Changi, is a good prospect for Singapore swim titles— but she doesn't think so. Stella, who is the Services' brightest swim star, when asked whether she would compete
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    142 10 Singapore Cricket Club women's hockey team played a home and home match on the padanV last week and the <;anie revealed fresh talent aplenty to make possible the side bein% the Colony's No. 1 women's team this year Newcomers at the left show: Back row from
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    202 10  -  VERITY GILL ARE Malayan sportswomen making progress? I asked one who should know Mrs. L. M. Pennefather. one of Malaya's most outstanding personalities m sport, even now, as a 'grandma.' "Not today! Women m sport today are not as fit or as tough as the
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    87 10 A SURPRISE m Singapore hockey circles was the sudden withdrawal of the She:: Sports I Club hockey team from the third division league Anthony Choong, chairman of the Shell Sporis Cl giving the reason. said that most of the players of the team came from stations
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    454 11 HARLEQUINS WIN OPENING MATCH 28-16 IJ)NIK)N. Sept. 2b, (Keuter)— The Harlequins Kuuby Inion Club won their opening match at the \jnl White City Stadium here yesterday when they I rut Leicester by 28 points to ltt. T London Club arc making the White City their, j Novcmba as then usual
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    62 11 IX the tiro upper pictures is Barbara Marciaiio. wife of t)w world heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano. In the nro lower pictures is Gladys Charles, wife oj the challenger, Ezzard Charles. Bi.;h are seen tit the ringside m Yankee Stadium, New York. September 27. when Marciano knocked out Charles
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    549 11 Beat Leicester City\ 6-4 In A 'Thriller' LONDON, Sept. 25, (Reuter)— West Bromwich Albion, English Cup holders and league runners Last season, took the lead m League one m thrilling style by beating Leicester City, their Midland rivals, 6-4. This match with five goals m each half
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    33 11 THE Presbyterian Boys' School will hold their Fourth Annual Swimming Carnival at the Chinese Swimming Club on Monday, Oct. 4. beginning at 2.30 p.m. There will be an old boys event.
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    223 11 WASHINGTON, (AP) A move is under way in the National Boxing Association to set up an ironclad rule requiring every champion to defend his title at least once every six months against "available" contenders or lose his championship. Andrew G. Putka. the NBA
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    69 11 BIRMINGHAM Sepi (Reuter) Fn British Olympic athlete, joint holder of the v three miles record, announced his retirement from athletic < tor- H intends to devote nm his time to a two yean busi- COUI Green. 28. world t- miles record when he m July this
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    587 12  - A WORLD CHAMP TAKES A DIP... FRANCIS BOEY By THE Sunday crowd at the Chinese Swimming Club will always remember for a long, long, time that they were the first m this country to watch a twotime Olympic diving champion, Maj. Sammy Lee, m action at the CSC pool at
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    63 12 THE t toji di 0 > with joys iid San Lee. Sammy said how 15 years diving :sly. a certain s i [i A d i<> ad be- c is an Oriental "That club tod me that ters would not te an V la
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    128 12 IN toda v I 'on at the 3 ik Sv> nrwning Club ct 5.30 9.m, Lee will perform the follcw--10 Metre Board 1 Runr nj tor* mi Hying H ■<■ jl. pike position. 'r,aulf m straight on. 3. Rum gamer straight. 4. Cv" j ommersault 5. Running I
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    74 12 ADEN. Sept. 26: (ReuteT) English cricket captain £en Hut ton and reserve wicketkeeper Keith Andrew had fully recovered today Irom the bout of gastric trouble for 'which they were ordered to bed yesterday. Fast bowler Frank Tyson was not so lucky and spent a very uncomfortable 24
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    75 12 Moscow. Sept. 26: (Renter) The Soviet Union and Hungary drew 1-1 m the first official soccer international between the two countries here today. An estimated crowd ol 100.--000 .saw the Soviet Union take a I—o halftime lead m a close match. The Hungarians. 1944 World Cup
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    535 12 MOUNT Erskine Boys' Club, with 57 points to their credit, won the team championship trophy at the second annual Federation of Boys' Clubs athletic championship held on the Victoria School ground yesterday. Prince Edward Road BC, 51 points, took second place. Nine teams
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    701 12  - SERVICES SURPRISE SINO-MALAYS EDIN PETERS By Bakar Completely OH Combined Services 4 Sino-Malays 3 LAC Carter 2, Sigmn Wark Omar Awang, Chia Boon and EM A Farrel Leong Aid Boot: Seong Referee: Huron Angtdlia. COMBINED SERVICES, who took the field underdogs against their nents, the formidable, star-studded Sino-Malays, created a
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    35 12 Sammy Lee, up the 10-metre diving stage of the Chinese Swimming Club pool, takes a look down... first time m many months that anyone was up there, as the u-ire enclosure shore.
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