Singapore Standard, 28 September 1954

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD t. m Vol. V. No. 87. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Qukk-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    148 1 $100-A-DAY (Qukk-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT MR Henry lim, ol 171. Joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore, wins the Standard Qu..k-Quiz Contest No. 60. A eheqot for $100 has been ■art la btei The judge was Mrs. Denis Murphy, v SATA Rehabilitation Offletr. The correct answers are: CLUE NO I— NAM WHATT. (This is
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    Defeat For Nye Bevan
    123 1 Defeat For Nye Be van SCARBOROUGH. England. Bept 27 <UP' Aneunn Bey m went down to defeat today m his first test of strength with the British; Labour Party leadership at the party's annual conferee The 1.269 delegates who represent 6,000.000 party members turned down a Bevanite j resolution tc
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    MaoNamed State Chief
    70 1 TOKYO. Sept. 27 'AP\ —I p i China's first "People's today elected Mao Tze-tung as c lei ol .state ant G- r.eral Chu Teh, the ci Peking Radio >v.d I I le-tai i o nomln- l a' d C!i a En-la] his Pr M.r. st r "under
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    Adenauer Off
    26 1 BONN. Sept AP> Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and a delegation of eight Government experts, took off by plan- today for the ninei pow.-r London conference.
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    Soekarno's New Wife
    47 1 U.P. PRESIDENT SOEKARNO'S new wife peers from a car in Jakarta on her way to Bogor where Soekarno has a palace. The President joined her there. In the car with the 31-year-old divorcee are some of her five children by her former husband. photo.
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    Ceylon PM To Visit RI
    37 1 COLOMBO. Sept. 27. (Reuter. Sir John Kotelawala, Prime Minister of Ceylon, has accepted an invitation from Dr. A!i Sastroamldjojo, Prime Minister of Indonesia, to visit Indonesia, it was officially announced here today.
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    Blue Film Raid On S'pore Flat, 52 Persons Held
    238 1 Blue Film Raid On S 'pore Flat, 52 Persons Held Women Among Audience By 808 PERIES, Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police raided a flat m Sims Avenue last night, m the midst of the screening of an obscene blue film, and detained 52 persons, including several women. The flat m
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    Promotion Offer To Van Hinh
    131 1 SAIGON, Sept. 27, (Reuter>. The Vietnam Government today offered the Army Chief of Staff, General Nguyen Van Hinh, "possible promotion"' if he would forget the past and co-operate with the Government. This peace-feeler m the Army-Government quarrel which put the South Vietnam capital m a
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    Super 'Con' Pulls Up On Take-Off
    127 1 Super 'Con' Pulls Up On Take-Off A QANTAS Super Constellation roan d down the airstrip at Kallang Airport after a take-ol'f run ye.-terday evenIng, but before the huge plane covered hall the strip the pilot gunned it to a stop and brought the plane and its 56 passengers back. The
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    SICK BED ROMANCE SEALED BY FLAMES
    164 1 LONDON. Sept. 27: (Reuter A green-eyed elfin-faced Irish nurse from Oxford. County Mayo, was married according to Hindu style here yesterday to wealthy Indian restaurateur, Dharam Chand Wadhwa. A Hindu shrine was set up m a West End banquet hall for the nurse. Sadie
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    N'list Raid Amoy Again
    58 1 N'list Raid Amoy Again TAIPEI. Formosa. Sept. 27 (AP>.— Nationalist war planes rained fresh blows yesterday on Red China's port of Amoy while conjecture mounted over the possibility of Red planes retaliating against Formosa. The Amoy raids marked, the 24th day of the little war revolving around the Nationalist island
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    Secretary For War Flies In
    114 1 THE British Secretary of State for War. Mr. Anthony Head, flew into Singapore yesterday with his wife, on a tour of Army installations m Singapore and the Federation. He was met at Kallang Airport by the C-in-C, FARELF, General Sir Charles Loewen. Mr. Head said
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    IT'S A BIT OF A FAMILY MIX-UP
    167 1 IVER, Buckinghamshire. Sept. 27: (Router) A 45-year-old woman who recently gave birth to a baby son has become a double grandmother to her daughter's son born a week later. She is already her daughter's mother-in-law. Her son i--the uncle of her daughter's SOB.'
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    1,500 Die In Japan's Sea Disaster
    548 1 1 ,500 Die In Japan's Sea Disaster Typhoon Sinks 4 Ferries And A Ship Harbour Turns Into Watery Grave HAKODATE, Sept. 27-The wave-broken waters of the bay outside this ill-fated harbour were today the graves for 1,500 seamen and ferry passengers after a night of storm and disaster worse than
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    McCARTHY
    265 1 The Spotlight Is Turned On Censure Him, Says Cttee WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. (Reuter)— A special Senate investigating committee recommended today that Senator Joseph McCarthy "should be censured by the Senate." In a report prepared lor the Senate, the six-member committee said Senator McCarthy had treated the Senate and one
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    Yoshida In Ottawa
    105 1 VANCOUVER. British Columbia. Sept. 27 'UP' His trip saddened by the news oi a typhoon disaster m his homeland. Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida headed for Ottawa today to repay a v: it. to Japan earlier this year byPrime Minister Louis St. Laurent. Arriving aboard a Canadian Pacific
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    Bangkok Holds Aw Service
    180 1 Bangkok Holds Aw Service BANGKOK. Sept 27. < UP). An hour and a haU .yrv^v was held to the memory of the iate ""Tiger Balm Kins Mr. Aw Boon Haw, by the Chine.se Chamber of Com- meroe on Sunday morning Present at the ceremony was President .of the Chamber of
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    Villagers Granted Respite
    137 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— 1 Fifty-seven families m Kampong Machap New Village situated at the 51st. Mile. Aver Hitam Road, who were recently told to quit their village, have been granted an extension to stay until Oct. 7. The extension was granted after Inche Sardon Jubir. had taken
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    BEATEN UP AND ROBBED
    57 2 ALOR STAR. Mon. Five Malays were reported to have 1 beaten up a Chinese shopj keeper, his wife and children m a remote part of North Kedah last night and decamped with cash, jewellery and clothing worth 51,000. The shopkeeper and his wife were admitted to
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    BISHOP LOVE
    25 2 MALACCA. Mon.— Ameri- I can Negro Bishop. Edgar A. Love will visit this Settlement next week and conduct a series of talks. j
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    HK EXCHANGE
    36 2 HONGKONG. Sept. 27—Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange todiiy were: $15.76 to £1 sterling: $5.***** to US$l; SI.B:U to Malayan $1: $0,183 to one Indonesian Rupiah Gol^ 52.)5.8T5 to a taeL
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    MORE CASH NEEDED TO FIGHT RISE IN T.B.
    283 2 Call On Lottery Board KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Tuberculosis is on Hie increase m the Federation and the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis has found it necessary to ask for a further $18,500 every month, to finance its schemes to aid
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 6!»A ~H No. 1 R.S.S f.o.b. 702 701 No. 2 7« 7#J No. 3 69$ 693 Tone: Slightly steadier. TIN PRICE The price of tan yes terday was $3661 per picul
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    Police Use Girl As Decoy In Morals Probe
    683 2 Police Use Girl As Decoy In Morals Probe KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Magistrate's Court here was told today how a young, attractive police decoy posed as a "seamstress hard pressed for money/ and trapped four women into "buying" her for the purpose of prostitution. The women. Lee Yoke Keng, 36,
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    Big Kill' In Hunt For Pirate Radios
    143 2 PENANG. Mon.— The cam-, paign against "pirate" radio listeners, which started m July, has proved very sue- > cessful with an increase of 1.500 licences over the past j three months. This was disclosed by the Resident Commissioner, Pen- ang. Mr. R.P. Bingham,
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    APPEAL AGAINST $27,719 DAMAGES
    202 2 MALACCA. Mon.— Mr. John Laycock. counsel for the Malacca Tftoad Tr?nsport Co.. Ltd. today gave notice here of the Company's appeal against the recent judgment of Mr. Justice Charles Abbott, m the High Court, against the Company for $27,719 damages for breach of contract by the
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    Police Are Keeping An Eye On Strip Teaser Chan
    139 2 Police Are Keeping An Eye On Strip Teaser Chan PENANG, Mon.— Police will take action, ii sary, t« refuse permission to any act by strip yiv Rose Chan should they find it immoral or indeccir The Resident Commissioner, Peru Mr. R. P. Bingham. said this a* conference here today "We
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    FLOWERS AT JUMBLE SALE
    56 2 THE Family Planning .^uciatiori. Singapore, w... a Gala Jumble Sale ou 1 at the Presbyterian Cbu: Hali. Orchard Roac Cl 10 a.m. to nuon. Among a large nuir.o-: other item.^ there wiL 'je >el^ction ol cheongsur saris and maternity "1 A feature of the HdC be
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    DEATH
    34 2 "MB A C WIJEVaK X 3 (ARTIE 1 &g< 6ti parsed >. peaoefulh yesterday 8 a Co:"ie^t will leave Ger p 5 p m \o6a-. it at the S ese Upp< Aljui ied Road
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    3,000 STD. FIVE PUPILS TO TAKE ENTRANCE EXAM
    243 3 3,000 STD. FIVE PUPILS TO TAKE ENTRANCE EXAM MORE than 3,000 pupils of Standard Five classes m Sins» apore Government Primary schools will sit for their entraaee exam. nation for admittance into secondary schools m the first week of November. The S bj CIS of examination will be English language,
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    Engineer Is Knighted
    59 3 i for 36 5 i." a Knight Da h 4 by the X Denra rk Mr. St >n s i consultant c. :v has a ad name at th H mil< Bukit TUnah Rad Sin re. ir the trder nl 3 >r< 1 hlni this K. G.
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    Indians Want Date Extended
    133 3 THE Singapore Malayan InBan Congress wants the y.o:iy Government to extend >y two weeks the closing date I the registration uf citizens the United Kingdom and legistration U scheduled to ;e on Thursday, 'hi, extension, the Congress ir. -> will enable it to compete the work*it
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    Council's Wages Bill Shoots Up
    151 3 SINGAPORE City Council's nonthly salary bill will be ncreased by $150,000 from his month as a result of the lecisioo to pay Ritson rates of vages to its 10,000 daily-rated employees. According to the revised salary structure, an open-vote employee will get an average .vage
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    GIFT OF BOOKS
    46 3 PENANG, Hon.- The President oi the Regional Centre of the World Fellowship of Buddhist-. Singapore, Miss Pitt Chin Hui. will be presenting the children of the Buddhist Juvenile Welfare Centre with exercise books when she visits 1 the centre here on Oct. 3.
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    TRAFFIC BEDLAMBUT FOR A CAUSE
    272 3 SHARP at 7 a.m. yesterday, Singapore's Traffic Chief, AS. P. A. E. Minns, and his cohort of "speed cops" descended on the junction of Orchard Road and Killiney Road and created a bedlam. motorists proceeding into town from Tanglin and other sur- j rounding areas
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    Vacancies In Colony Choir And Orchestra
    145 3 THERE are still vacancies for violins and violas m the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, it was announced yesterday by the Singapore Musical Society. At the same time, the choir needs tenors and basses, and it is emphasised that it is still not too late to
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    WAY Meeting Told In Pictures
    40 3 A SOUVENIR book m the form of a photographic history of the 2nd World Assembly of Youth Conference is now being compiled by the Singapore Youth Council. Speeches and extracts from them will be included.
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    Jewish New Year Starts Today
    148 3 Jewish New Year Starts Today THE Jews m Singapore and those m other parts of the world will observe the Jewish New Year. "Rosh Hashanah," for two days, commencing today. On these two days, it Is said, the "Book of Fate" is opened m the heavens, and m the Synagogues,
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    STOLE BICYCLE CARRIER
    56 3 MAHMAT bin Sudor. 17. was bound over by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. K. T. Alexander, yesterday to be of good behaviour for six months m the sum of $100. Mahmat had been caught stealing a bicycle carrier belonging to one Yeow Tuck Leng at
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    'THE SINGAPORE ARTIST' MAKES DEBUT
    292 3 'THE SINGAPORE ARTIST' MAKES DEBUT WHAT Is believed to bo the first journal, devoted .solely to art. published m Southeast Asia, was brought out m Singapore yesterday. Called "The Singapore Artist." its very title, not only indicates the Colony's ambition to lead her immediate neighbours m the world of art.
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    Tea Money Still Plagues S'pore Housing
    367 3 Tea Money Still Plagues S'pore Housing 'Lower Assessment Rates' Standard Staff Reporter THERE are hundreds of houses and flats vacant m Singapore today a fact that proves that the tea money racket, though dormant, still retains a tight hold on the economic life of this Colony. According to Mr. Tann
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    Premiere In Aid Of Crippled Children
    162 3 THE October 27th 9.15 p.m. charity premiere of the 20th Century-Fox CinemaScope film "The Egyptian" is to be a fitting farewell to Lady Sanderson. President of the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home, who leaves the Colony for the U.K. m November. Considering this would
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    DANCER IS SUBJECT
    52 4 THE Singapore Art Society, for the first time had a "life class" last night when Mr. Devadatta Jetley, a well-known Indian dancer posed for members at the British Council Hall. ABOVE: The artists, a mixture of professionals, amateurs and students sketch Mr. Jetley m a characteristic pose.
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    US$2.5 MIL. WORTH OF PEP
    80 4 METRO Goldwyn Mayer has set up a special fund more than (US) 52. 500,000 m addition to its regular advertising budget to promote its new season's product and Ferspecta Stereophonic Sound. Announcing this yesterday. M-G-M's Malaya Manager Mr. B. Landau, said the money will be
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    Bishop Baines Praises Meet At Evanston
    306 4 THE Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H.W. Baines, gave an address on the Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches, before a large gathering at the V.M.C.A., yesterday. He .said m the Assembly there was a meeting of those divided by the
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    MORRIS CALLS FOR CLOSER POLICE TIES WITH PUBLIC
    418 4 MORRIS CALLS FOR CLOSER POLICE TIES WITH PUBLIC Not Happy At Way It Is' ALTHOUGH the Singapore Police Force was developing on the right lines, there was still much room for improvement m the relationship between the Police and the public, said the Colony's Police Commissioner, Mr. Nigel Morris, yesterday.
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    Negro Bishop Arrives
    107 4 BISHOP LOVE, 63--year-old Negro leader m America, arrived m Singapore yesterday with Mrs. Love, for a five-week visit to Malaya and Sarawak. They aacr c seen with Bishop R. L. Archer of Singapore (centre) m the above picture. Bishop Love is here on the invitation of the
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    Sir Gerald For Top C.D. Post?
    102 4 Sir Gerald For Top C.D. Post? LONDON, Sept. 27. <Rev- 1 ten. Sir Gerald Templer. former High Commissioner m Malaya, was said by the Daily Mail today to be the most likely candidate for a possible special Civil Defence ministerial position within the Home Office. The newspaper suggested that such
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    Struggled & Lost-$10
    66 4 Struggled Lost- $10 AFTER visiting a Qiinese temple m Mandai Ro;.d. Singa- pore, a man was walking home with two acquaintances when h e wa s suddenly attacked on Sunday night. One of the men whipped out a knife and Lunged towards him. He struggled with the man but the
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    MASKED MEN TAKE $2,000 4,000 Have TB Insurance
    150 4 MASKED MEN TAKE $2,000 4,000 Have TB Insurance KUALA LUMPUR Mon.— Posing as Tenants Registration inspectors, three masked Chinese one armed with a pistol— gained entry to a house m Chan Sow Lin Road, yesterday, and got away with nearly $2,000 m ca.sh. Police investigations are continuing. T *.000 pt'->p
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    SLOGANS DID NOT DO HARM
    79 5 SI :\N bo .r p -»:-.!e i" roun l-.> ts a ilong ntbatten Roa iring the Safety Firs! Week ii Singap wre "caused neither liffl h a• tent.' Mr F. G Pei i i Exhibition O^' er from I P Relations Or!: c, rei i"stei
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    Man Tried To Cut Off Wife's Finger
    229 5 WITNESS TELLS COURT ONE ol the robbers who broke into a house m Killing Road. Singapore, attempted to cut off a woman's finger to remove a ring from her finger. Tin, was alleged by the •i: bus tand, Lav Bei. a a• irer
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    Pay EVERY Fortnight For 24,000
    96 5 Pay EVERY Fortnight For 24,000 \BOIT J4.WH Sinst poi t* Government «*rn-p!o><-.'s will be paid fort ui-htl.v a--» from Januar>. ■nl year. This decision follows repeated requests from trade uuiuu> and staff av-MHiation> representing the workers to change the (.overnment's payment system. The Outrai Pay Office Is making preparation> to
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    Decree Nisi Is Granted
    63 5 NOH AA jßetl Sh «r1 peti 1 mm ia d •r h aon i V« Charles .-> :or: is led a nade ii sis „n- S r M r:\ y-Aynsley the Singapore Hi.;h Court ■ste ■H i -e C«H "--■>■ »tt«* c narriage m December I
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    'A Robber Raped Me; Says Witness
    228 5 A MARRIED woman said m the Singapore Assize COurt yesterday, she was raped by one of the robbers, who entered her house at the Bth. Mile, Changi Road on the night of March 11. Sly wa-i witness at che trial ot tiv?- men Tan
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    ASSOCIATION ALTERS NAME
    38 5 THE name of the Singapore Filipino Association has been changed to the Filipino Asso ciatk)j of Singapore. Yesterday, at a spe< tal general meeting, the Associate unanimously approved the new revised constitution of the Association.
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    BODY IN RIVER
    29 5 SINGAPORE Marine Police yesterday recovered the body of Kang Peng Kuan. 33. ot Merchant Road found floating m thf Singapore River near "Anderiou Bridge, lad night
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    TABOO ON BOOZE IN CITY PARKS MOOTED
    248 5 TABOO ON BOOZE IN CITY PARKS MOOTED ...And No Spitting Either ALCOHOLIC drinks m certain Singapore parks will be mad< taboo if proposed amendments to the City Council Park Regulations ar< agreed to by Councillors. In addition, "drunks' and those caught spitting v parks may be punished. The new proposals
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    Blood From Teachers
    45 5 SOME of the 17 students from the Teachers' TrainL n i Col We. led by Mr. W. G. Brohier. president of the lT.CMuden.ts' Inion. save their blood at the Blood 1 ransfusmn Centre, yesterday. Another fifteen student' teachers will attend on Thursday.
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    High Court Injunction On Malay Film Star
    225 5 High Court Injunction On Malay Film Star A PERMANENT injunction to restrain Malay film actress. Kasma Booty, from taking part m public or private performances until the i expiry of her contract on May 31, 1955. was granted by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. m the I Singapore High
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    'Greater Love...' The Wrong Way
    161 5 THE story <>f how a man 'tried to help his brother to c.-cape from police custody, was related m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday. The brothers were: Ngah Soon Kirn, charged with possessing opium and attempting to escape from police custody, and Ngah Soon
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    TOWN COUNCIL
    27 5 THE inaugural meeting of the Teiuk Alison Town Council will be held at 3 p.m. today (Tuesday). The Rain Ifuda o: Perak will be present.
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    10 Hurt In 2 Accidents
    62 5 TEN persons were injured m two road accidents m Singapore yesterday. Four of them were hurt when two omnibuses and an RAF van were m collision m Thompson Road m the morning. Six others were injured m a collision involving a car and a van
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    BOY DIES IN ROAD MISHAP
    30 5 FIVE-YEAR-OLD Tan Teng Bee was killed when he was knocked down by a Lorry m a kampong m the Changi area of Singapore yesterday morning.
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    He Got A Licence Despite Ban
    117 5 He Got A Licence Despite Ban CHAN Wee Kuan. ignored a driving ban imposed for a traffic offence, and applied to the TraftV Police for a driving licence tm Feb 10 last year. He was ijiven the lucncr after passing a driving test. Chan. who admitted the fails, ir; the
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    Speedster Is Warned
    60 5 LIM Suay Te< wai warned by the Singapore I- Lrst Traffic Magistrate. Ifr J P Trainor, yesterday, ti...: U h appeared before him again his licence would be endorsed. Lim pleaded guilty and was lined $25 to driving a car at a speed of 40 to 43
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    DRIVER BANNED
    43 5 PARTAP SINGH ivho wac charged with sitting driver's seat ot a vehicle v. c Linda I al i liquor, was fined $25 ai tied from drivii g Ebr peai by the Singapore S<- .■>#:. <i [Traffic-* fcfagistr te Mb Eton Yoon Ch:)':_;.
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    Housewife Is Found Stabbed
    33 5 A SINGAPORE housewife. Koh Neo, was found with stab wounds m her home m Ylo Chu Kang Road, on Sunday night. She has been admitted into the General Hospital
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    Model Planes To Buzz At Paya Lebar
    117 5 m THE Singapore Aeromodel!ers' Society wilj hold a "test" meeting at the new Paya Lebax International Airport on Sunday. About 30 mode! pianos from various Colotiv and Federation clubs are expected to bur/. and glide their way to new records. Mr. T. H.
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    SCCSU To Revise Rules
    127 5 THE L5OO strong Singapore City Counci Services Union wants the Council to revise its I Conduct and Disciplinary Rules, A* i >; ninth annual dele- gates' conference, held recently, a resolution was passed to empower the incoming Executive Council to take up this .r estton. The
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    SPORTS DANCE
    44 5 THE Taiping Malay Sports Association will hold a gala dance at the Kempe Club on Oct. 9 m aid of their sports fund. The dance will start at 3..'i0 p.m. and music will be supplied by Don and his Rhythm Bo vs.
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    Bus Driver 'Negligent'
    70 5 A SINGAPORE Traction Company driver, Tan Heng Lim. was fined $100 and his licence was ordered to be endorsed by the Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong, yesterday. Tan was charged with negli- gent driving by overtaking a I vehicle on the near side and turning
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    Refused To Produce His Card, Fined $5
    135 5 Refused To Produce His Card, Fined $5 SAMAD bin Batu, a gardener was charged m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with failing to produce his identity card when demanded by a police officer. The Court was told that a detective, seeing a suspicious bulge m one of Samad's, pockets,
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    Rank To Buy US Cinemas
    94 5 BRITAIN'S film king .1. Arthur Rank is planning to acquire cinemas m the United States and to start a "fail show" drive ior British films] m that territory. Announcing this yesterday, John Dalton, the Local representative ol the Rank Organization, said that this follows an
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      138 5 Unit's shows at Juroag 13 ms. and Perak House. Pasit Panjang. TIDES TIMES TODAY: Singapore 11.34 a m l J it 1 m.). Port Dickson 704 am. (9 ft 6, m t 7.2t2 p.m. \8 it. 5 m > Penang 112 am (7 ft. 9 m.) 1.10 p.m (7 it.
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    802 6 Singapore Standard Risky Jobs EON QM ttnfl tirm- ;n Malaya tiremni of the Singa--vt Flrf Brigade have taken out insurance poll II la reported (hat I'--' members of the Singapore Fire Brigade Employees 1 Union have insured themselves, and the total value of ihe !••< exc< eda hall a million
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    Red China's Case For UN, Formosa
    1466 6 Red China's Case For UN, Formosa Mr. Attlee Puts Forward CLEMENT ATTLEE, leader of the Labour opposition m the United Kingdom, said at Scarborough on Sept. 26 that it was now time to bring People's China into the United Nations. "We think the present Chinese Government should occupy that seat
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      516 6 AGE LIMIT: Federation Should Follow S'pore Sir; The Colony of Singapore has been wise I enough recently to extend I the retiring age of Govt. servants to 60 years at a time wlnn the country is in need ol the services and guidance of the efficient and experienced officers who
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    RELIGIOUS PHILOSOPHY OF CONFUCIAN SCHOOL
    439 6 TODAY is the 2,505 th anniversary of Confucius and the poem below by Ruthee Wu has' been sent m by a reader, Mak Ting Sum. of Kuala Lumpur, who adds thai it is a fitting tribute to the memory of the great Master. Worship the
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    Discriminating Bill
    466 6 gIV/HETHEB the Educatloa j Amendment Bill passes through the Legislative Coun- ci! will depend upon '.he ae1. quaintance r Councillors with public opinion. Th t publie is strongly pgninst it. says j Nanyang Siang Pau, |The Governor of Binfapo c, continue? the daily, has said 2 thai Chinese
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    Romulo Demands A Place For Asia
    102 7 Romulo Demands A Place For Asia N T i) nation-. York), Spt 27, Blunt-speaking los P. Efomulo, a i ol te Philippine on a the United Naiu anded a grej l- ■•> Asia m tl I Of San '.on ".odav D -t ailed the Sc tenet Rooiula •< f othei
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    105 7 '1 \IPEI S«*pl 27 UP) \rm> Comin mdi r ih n m.i cwell D la- loi arr. a m F< >rmosa today for conl'ei pnees with Gem rails simo Cl tang Kai-shek and a took ar Chinese Nai lon fori^s on the .-'.ana bastion Shortly before
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    NAVY SPRINKLER
    32 7 the Admiralty announced It ha- te^!<-d a ship-board nkler system which would a British ships to sail ly into the fringe areas ol a Russian underwater atomic bomta explosion. VP.
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    Here It Is-THE THING
    128 7 THIS is the first picture of The Thins Britain's wonder of the air. It has no wins and no propellers, but it flies and takes off and lands vertically. The two jet engines supply the power. The Thins has been compared with an old iron bedstead
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    Monkey Business In The Fountain
    96 7 SHAPELY blonde fan dcr>cer, Chcene Ccsfle, from Tccoma, Wash ngton US, cheer f v I ly threw hferseH end her pet rr.ons.ev into the tounstSined Fountain ot T*«vi, Rome. Instead of throwing a coin into the fountain m hopes of a happy return, as is
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    Chou Sets Stage For More Purges
    250 7 TOKYO, Sept. 27. (IP) mier Chou-en Lai has set government officials, subvet —Chinese Communist Prethe stage lor a purge of sives and "counter-revolu-tionaries.*' The full English text of his major policy address before the National Congress, on Thursday was broadcast this week-end by Peking
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    Check On Drug Case Evidence
    116 7 Check On Drug Case Evidence ROME. Sept 27 'UP i r Investigating magistrate, Signot Raffaele Sepe, issued five i more warrants yesterday de- manding the immediate ques- tinning of persons who testified m an earlier Investigation ol the sex-and-drug death ol Wilma Montesl The five persons called for I, questioning
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    DUKES BUST NOW
    38 7 VINCENT Apap. Maltese sculptor who made a bust o r Queen Elizabeth II m 1951 when she was .still a princess, now is to make a bust of her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh. AP
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    RECORD CUPPED
    31 7 A BRITISH Europi an AirI ways Viscount aircraft on Sunday clipped two minutes off the unofficial LondonGeneva record when H did "the journey m one hour 29 minutes.— Reuter
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    ATTLEE DEFENDS HIS TRIP
    343 7 Believes Formosa Should Be Handed Over To Reds SCARBOROUGH, Sept. 27 (Reuterl— Mr. Clement Attlee, Labour Party leader, told the party's annual conference here today: "I believe that after a period Formosa should be united back to China." He added: "I can quite understand the United
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    EDITH INVITES TOP REDS TO U.K.
    182 7 EDITH INVITES TOP REDS TO U.K. SCARBOROUGH. Yorkshire, Sept. -7. (Reuter) Dr. Edith Summei skill. V i c cChairman of the Labour Party and member of the recent Labour delegation which loured Russia and China, said here tonight that she had invited Mr. Georgi Malenkov and Mr. Chou En-lai to
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    'Pay As You Please' Hotel Yields Profits
    191 7 DARTMOUTH. Deven. Sept. 27: i Renter i Miss Judy Lewthwaite. 35-year-old owner of Britain's first "Pay as you please hotel. reported today that her venture had yielded a 10 per cent dividend. Five months ago she announced that guests at her 16--room hotel.
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    ENTIRE FAMILY MISSING IN HK
    48 7 HONGKONG, Sept. 27. (AP). Tseng Ta Chun, 45, execu- live secretary of the Americ-an-financed Aid to Refugee Chinese Intellectuals. Inc.. has been missing for nine days with his wife and eight-year- 5j old son. the organization's v (American director reported to- day. A
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    'ASIANISM' MOVE IN RED CHINA
    157 7 'ASIANISM' MOVE IN RED CHINA LONDON Srpt 27 uerl Mr. Morgan Phillips, Becretars oi the Br!t:>h Labour Party &nd member of its recent delegation to Russia and China, lart night ih<'i« }> m China an "AsianiMP." v.iv:> ma; be more powerful tl ->r. Communism o: Nai tnalism "This tend- to
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    'Must Admit Red China'
    241 7 "As Long as you have this thorn m the side ot Ch oa, vuu will not get proper peace m that part of Asia," M r Attiee said. He reaffirmed his belief that the Peoples Government of China should be admitted to the United Nations- saying:
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    Murders In The Nursery
    102 7 Murders In The Nursery SPRING I- 1 ELD i >< tts. S' p* 27 •OT -.n unknown a>-a:lau' x.,u death a 14-year- >ld >>uj. »lt ter and one ot the t v. she as v. aiciiiny i<-.i\in^ police baffled toi .v motivi In the crime Tin wesU m Ntassa :1
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    "Chinese Are More Modest'
    264 7 "It is vital that there shou d lie the fullest contact, oof by a few people, but by as many people as possible, people behind the Iron Curtain or the Bamboo Curtain, and the West "Our Russian friends si'i [always trying to say every- thing m
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    AudreyHepburnOn A Roman Holiday
    119 7 Audrey HepburnOn A Roman Holiday BURGENSTM, Bwitzerland. Srpt. 27. CAP drey Hepburn, Btace and screen actress who has woo vide Reclaim few her pixie-like portrayal.-, and < ictor Mcl F errer ur« re oil yesterday on a honeymoon that will include a "Roman holiday." Tho couple «rere married Saturday In
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      74 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON Sept 27 The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spof 20, d. Spot £736 buyers. October December 20»d. £736. 105. sellers. Jonuorv March 20»d. Three months £735 April June 2014. buyers,
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      744 8 She's At Spore Docks > v V The m.r. Frankfurt one of the six German vessels now on a reffular schedule to the Far East from Continental ports. Owned and operated by the Hamburg American Lines m conjunction with North German Lloyd, the new vessel can accommodate 86 .passengers first
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    PEANUT OIL EXPORTS ALLOWED
    59 9 THE Indian Government has authorized the export of a small quantity of peanut oil. Export allotments to estabshippers will i'ouj' IS per cent, of the highest shipments m any one of the four fiscal years ended March 31. 1952, subject to a minimum of tare long
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    DANES SLASH FORCES TO SAVE MONEY
    130 9 DANES SLASH FORCES TO SAVE MONEY COPENHAGEN. Sept. 27: Reuten Denmark which has a deficit on foreign exchange accounts to nearly £6.500.000 sterling is to cut her armed forces and increase certain tobacco and spirit taxes. Parliamentary support for the move was virtually assured tonight by an agreement between the
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    THAIS BUY LITTLE FROM SINGAPORE
    214 9 THAIS BUY LITTLE FROM SINGAPORE TD n Standard Stall Reporter TRADE between Singapore and Thailand i s fast becoming an exclusively one-way traffic. Thailand sells but does not buy. Mr. Scow Kit Meng. secretary of the Singapore Siam importers and Exporters' Association, told The Standard yesterday that Singapore now exports
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    But Koreans Are Taking More
    172 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE trade between Malaya and South Korea is showing promising signs of an improvement, Mr. Cheung Won Sang, managing director of the Korean Trade Development Co. Ltd. ToM The Standard. The ceasefire had signalled he start of rehabilitation and jstablishment of factories
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    Canadian $ Hits New Levels
    207 9 Canadian Hits New Levels THE Canadian dollar i j which has showed renewed j j strength m the recent j < months is now ruling at j about three per cent, above 1 the United States dollar. L The Canadian Government Trade Commissioner m I] Malaya, Mr. D. S. Armstrong
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    They Were Impressed
    76 9 They Were Impressed You n g Advertising Agents, Mr. P. V. H. Steggles, Manager of Osram Lamp Department, General Electric Co. (Malaya) Ltd., Mr. R. J. Hawkings, Manager of the Overseas Publicity Organization of the General Electric Co. Ltd. of England. Three men were highly impressed the other day by
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    Rubber Mart Closed At 3/8ct. Lower
    197 9 THE rubber market m Sin- j gapore yesterday closed slight-; ly steadier after being irregular, first grade rubber lor October shipment being j quoted at 70£ cents per lb.. a i drop of cent on the week-end i price. Prices moved within a half
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    Copra Was Steady But Quiet
    208 9 Copra Was Steady But Quiet Standard Market Reporter TYPICAL Monday trading conditions prevailed on the local produce market yesterday, with overseas orders lacking. Copra prices were lower than those at the weekend, the market opening uncertain but closing quietly steady. Fair activity was reported m this section of the market,
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    New Tie Press
    42 9 A FALTOK\ at Amsterdam turns out a practice! tie pn by means oi. which the tie is, as it were, pressed from side. The tie is s,mpiy drawn over an electric heeler; all creases disappear within b. few moments.
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    148 9 OUTER ROADS Asha Legundi, Roebiuh. Daviken. Indragiri, Hoi Wong. Annenkerk, Autolycus, Helikon, San Ernesto. Irian. Frederick Clover, Palatiga. Segamat. INNER ROADS Pu.^eng, Tong Hoa, Tong TTai. Petaling. Sadao. Hong Ming. Sumpitam. Lakota. Bruas. Sing Hin;|. Thepamat. Beetong, Hin Cbuan, Sg. Bila. Rengam. Rawang, P. Kidjang. Wah Sing.
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    COAL RESERVES
    57 9 THE coal reserves of China have lately been revised at 309.610 million tons, standing fourth among the nations of the world and constituting nearly lour per cent of the world total. These figures are given m a comprehensive review of the lignite (brown coal industry of Asia and
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    This Machine Works Wonders
    43 9 ALMOST any plastic article below two ounces tan be made by this injectionmoulding: machine. The first of its type to be brought out to Malaya. It costs about S'JO.OOO. At present, it is being: used to mass-produce plastic rulers.
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    Tins Rose, But Industrials Were Irregular
    1034 9 Tins Rose, But Industrials Were Irregular THE Malayan share market yesterday opened the week with industrials quietly irregular and Wilkinson Process showing a marked rise. There was an improved sentiment 111 tin witl ffl «t prices changing to higher levels. interest being sumulaied by good London bids Cor sterling counters.
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    MALAYA S PLASTIC INDUSTRY EXPANDS
    247 9 MALAYA S PLASTIC INDUSTRY EXPANDS 1 Finance And €*anunmreG Standard Staff Reporter A new injection-moulding machine has been acquired by Singapore Plastics, the biggest plastic manufacturing company m Malaya. Costing some $20,000 each, the machine has been brought out from England for the first time into Malaya. All the operator
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      696 9 CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THt FEDERATION OF MALAYA TENDER NOTICE WiUUIS wi.l be received b> I G- neral Manager. Cena E r.y Board. P O Box f rC .a a Lumpur up to 15th October. 1954 for! i supply of: Petn Lubricants. Diesel' Oi for Motor Venicles. c Kerosene. Transformer
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      47 9 MALAYA'S POPULATION THE estimated population of Malaya as on June 30, 1954, is 7,056,260. Break-up figures are as follows: Race Singapore Federation Malaysians 143.685 2,893.650 Chinese 893.004 2 216.105 Indians Pakistanis 91.029 691,431 Europeans 17.341 15.375 Eurasians 11.402 12.154 Others 11.221 59.b63 Source: Registrar of Malaya Statistics.
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    GOOD-TIME DAUGHTER
    359 10 Straight talk to a... A WORRIED mother Let us get this straight. Nothing excuses ingratitwnres rhot the is u de and selfishness whether suffering from "daughter y t ou VV eve teen sev ty. And until you have ditrouble." Here is port of gested this truth you will
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    Bright Sayings Of Husbands
    71 10  -  LUCILLE C. DUVALL small s>n .vis weeka old we wen ha I parents ire for eeds o! thi strange unanity. when ue 9* "o ha\ c done eveiy- for his >mfort I bent anxiously < i is crib as wtd aboul jir.A made Btl c oaning
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    MIRRORS—IN DESIGN, IN FRAME, IN HANGING—REFLECT YOUR TASTE
    662 10 MIRRORS— IN DESIGN, IN FRAME, IN HANGING— REFLECT YOUR TASTE TUST to coin o pun, mirrors have a "new look." Not a looking-glass look, but a highly decorative and up-to-date one. There are exciting shapes and new framing treatments, which are pleasing, indeed, to the homemaker who understands the value
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    388 10  -  Rita Del Mar i '"I"' o1) V S <H OT VI ION: i N.\fr put your hum I out 1 further th.iv >tni cm draw it i li.uk ai:.iin." ln»h l*ro\erli. j I I K»l> VY H>K I\ 1 K\oni Rely upon previous e\ 'f: ience.
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    Ancient Greece Inspired These Hats
    87 10 (LEFT): "Black And White is the name of this hat of white fur with black jet beads shown last week m th c Autumn and Winter Collection of Simony. Mirman of London. Style* m i Collection owe their inspiration to the headdresses of ancient Greece.
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    A MAN'S ANCLE ON WOMEN
    339 10  -  Evelyn Falconer TDADIO and stage comedian. Richard Murdoch, of the popular 8.8.C. feature "Much Binding-in-th Marsh." gives here some of his definite "likes" and "dislikes" m women. Forty seven feu old Rirhar d Murdoch is married with a wife and two daughters, aged 12 and
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    FOR THE MEM'S NOTEBOOK
    239 10 FOR THE MEM 'S NOTEBOOK TTOME dyeing is more successful if you know what colours will "take" over other colours. Li^ht blue will not dye over brown, green or red. Brown will not dye over dark green, red, blue or purple. Rod, violet, brown or blue Will not lake green
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    QUICK TRICKS FOR THE KITCHEN
    92 10 (CROUTONS for Salad—Croutons tossed m salads are popular with many people, and this is the way to make them, using the drippings from your breakfast bacon. Melt 2 tablespoons bacon drippings m a skilletadd 1 pint soft i-inch bread cubes, and stir until each cube
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    HELPFUL HINT
    78 10  -  ADELENE HENDLFR r HAVE a lovely little o!d--x fashioned ba.-ket that I wanted to use for small old-fashioned flowers, but I could not get a water container that would fit inside it Finally I got the idea to line it with aluminum foil, but this allowed a small
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    BELGIUM UPSET WORLD SOCCER CUP HOLDERS
    323 11 BELGIUM UPSET WORLD SOCCER CUP HOLDERS BRUSSELS, Sept. 27, (Reuter) Belgium showing much more initiative m "attack beat Germany, holders of the world cup, by two goals to nil m an international soccer match here yesterday. Germany showed lack of cohesion m the forward line and uncertainty m defence. The
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    Penang's Best For Aston's Billiards
    110 11 Penang's Best For Aston 's Billiards TWO OF PENANG's iai avers, OiEe V< g iii..: X a Kenj H k etc m S ngapor« Aston Athlei C Invitation B. iard ehami ah. p. Ovi tmi Kh...\ belli f On i ,i Xaveriana Assoc a1 i< n oi P< nang, have
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    THAI GIRL BEATEN IN INDIAN B'TON
    141 11 THAI GIRL BEATEN IN INDIAN B'TON BOMBAY, Sept. 27, (Reuter) Miss Praethong Pattapongsa, the Thai champion, was on Saturday night beaten with surprising ease by Mrs. Mumtaz Lotwalla m the women's singles final m the Cricket Club of India badminton championships. The Indian champion won 11-2- 12-11 to claim the
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    Australia Have Good Davis Cup Prospects
    73 11 Australia Have Good Davis Cup Prospects SYDNEY, Sept. 27. (AP) Australian Davis Cup team manager Harry Hopman said last night Australia had ex-j cellenl prospects of retaining the Davis Cup m December. Hopman arrived m Sydney air with five Australian i tennis star? after a six month I tour of
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    RECS TAKE THE LEAD
    240 11 WITH their four-nil victory over the Indian Association on the padang yesterday, the Singapore Recreation Club head the SHA first division league with seven point»in four games. RAF Changi are lying sec- 1 ond to the Recs having played four matches, and have five points, the
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    Indians Worth More...
    309 11 SINGAPORE Recreation Club j beat the Indian Association by four goals to nil. but «he score c is no indication of the true run of play m this Singapore HA division 1 league played the SRC padang yesterday The Indians wer c worth more. but they Jailed
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    384 11 DIVISION 1 P W D L F A Pts SRC 4 3 10 8 2 7 RAF (Changi) 4 2 119 4?) Police 3 2 1 0 9 4 5 SCC 8 2 0 16 14 CSC 3 2 0 16 3 4 1A 4 12 1^64
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    REME WHIP SIKHS 3-0
    140 11 REME put up a splendid performance to boat Khalsa Association 3-0 m their Singapore Hockey Association's division 2 encounter at LA. grounds yesterday. Greaves, the REME inside left, scored two beautiful goals one m the seventh minute of the first half and the other the tenth
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE DRAW
    59 11 LONDON. Sept. 27. (Reuter):—The draw for the semifinals of the Scottish League Cup. to be played on Saturday. October 9 resulted today as follow?: Airdrieonians V Hearts at Easter Road. Edmburg. East Fife v Motherwel: at Hampden Park. Glasgow. The Scottish League fixtures involving the four clubs
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    Calling Old Cadets Of RI
    79 11 ALL Ex-cadets of the Raff;es In.stitutioa Cadet Corps are m- vited ;o participa'e m the IntraPa«t Rifle Shoot, to be iollowed by the annual Past vs. Present nieet for the "Golden Jubilee ■Trophy, to be held on Sunday, Oct. 10 at 1 pm. al the
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    Rajaji Beat Balestier 2-1
    35 11 RAJAJI Sports Club beat Ba'.estier United 2-1 In a friendly game of soccer at the Farrer'Park on Saturday. K. Jayaram scored both .goals for' Rajaji. while Khaimis scored one ior Bajestier.
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    30 ENTRIES FOR 55-MILE BOAT RACE
    180 11 THE most ambitious race meeting ever crpamzed by Singapore's Outbca;d Boating Cub will come off on Oct 24. when a Round the Island Race takes place. The starting point will be a* Kranji and the finishing point after a course of 55 miles, will
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    Reds 'B' Beat Hungary 3-0
    57 11 BUDAPEST, Sept. 27, <rP> I_B iss ia' fi -B team heat Hungary'! 'B" team three to zero m an international soccer game here yesterday. The Russians were leading ::e to aero at half time. Only 30,000 spectators were interested m this game he'd art the
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    Top Shuttlers To Combine
    322 12 www .•.WUXWVUUWWUUWVUW I About To I U f P A Depart I #Vl»\*»r»#%« ?ENANG Mon. Johany Heah Hock Aun and Amy Choong well-knowo Malayan badminton players, both of whom are m England at the moment, announced their engagement yesterday. Johnny is studying anllitecture at Cambridge for
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    WIN BUT FAIL TO IMPRESS
    745 12 Malays Miss Chances MCFA 2 Malay F.A 1 Pang SedngTeik, Kong Lin Tet. Ahmed Yusoff. Referee CPO Layfield MALAYAN Chinese Football Association tourists, due to leave for the defence of the Ho Ho Cup m Hong Kong next month, beat the Malay Football Association by
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    CHEE SENG WILL GO
    173 12 SINGAPORE'S Malaya Cup goalkeeper. Chu Chee Seng will be m Hong Kong for the Ho Ho Cup match. This, irrespective of whether he gets the visit from the stork before the Malayan Chinese tourists depart on Thursday. I Yesterday. Chee Seng said that he WILL GO.
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    2 Victories For SCC Women
    65 12 SINGAPORE Cricket Club Women had a successful dav at hockey when they fielded "two teams against the Girls Sports Club and the WRAF (Cbangi). In the senior match against the Girls Sports Club at Serangoon the SCC won by four goals to nil. In the
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    There's Praise For Colony's Best Divers
    600 12 Santnttj Draws The Crowd To Anther Road OLYMPIC high board diving champion. Americans Sammy Lee, who gave a diving exhibition at the Chinese Swimming Club had a good word for the Colony's top divers, who exhibited with him yesterday. "Some of the boys ai"e
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    TODAY'S Sport
    78 12 TODAY'S Sport HOCKEY: SHA LeagueDiv. 1 SCC vs GHQ—padang; Div. II RAF (Changi) vs SRC padang; Div. 3A RAF (Tengah) vs RAPC Nee Soon; Div. 3B MAAF vs TTC TTC; Tempenis Rovers vs SHB Police— Farrer Park. RUGBY: Police vs St. Andrews—Thomson Rd St. Andrews OBA vs Young Malayans Woodswille.
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    SHB Police Beat Rafflesians 4-1
    42 12 THE S.H.B. POLICE beat Rattles Institution at hockey at the Institution's ground by four goals to one yesterday. Santok Singh (2), Ibrahim and K. Lopez were the scorers for the Police, while Kirn Foo scored ior R.I.
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    SHB RECS WIN
    25 12 THE Singapore Harbour i Board Recreation Club beat the Customs 4 l m a third division match played on ihe SHB ground.
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    CSC VICTORY
    33 12 CEYLON Sports Club beat Royal Signals by I—o m a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 3B league match, played at Tanglin ground yesterday Magesh scored the only goa 1 of the match
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