Singapore Standard, 8 September 1955

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    15 1 Singapore TIGER Standard XZ^- N M SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933 it PAGES IS IXNTS
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    Lock icon Runaway Student Stopped From A Sailing To Red China
    180 1 Runaway Student Stopped From A Sailing To Red China DRAMA AT THE DOCKS s sh ppiag N fatkcf made !a>t minute t*P hi v iNt-ar- I(ir him vrs- ,Nlan=. Sin- Ike Mnca- Hoard p m i.irr the H Ma Iferk Cuaj. v th his :,<h(l a I M p nfd
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    Lock icon $Multi- Million S'pore Plan To Reclaim Land
    158 1 Ml 111 MILLION dollar scheme to reclaim ireaa of Singapore with a view to urnt problem is now being: prepar,ur I ront Coalition Government. The Standard learned yes- terday that the scheme which .yes hundreds of acres Of low land will be accelerated
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    Lock icon No Cyprus Agreement
    40 1 \p>— T fwtizn Minister vml to- k- lurkish •n the future of the .md of crus ha\ tended with-lurki-li sUteSMM I nrri^n I of thr throe rnuntri^ h.iv imaged to nnl-. to ap:ni> ul a final nuniqur
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    11 1 S pt. 7 Major ouri lden i:\.-t the rta's Dc.r.inion
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    Lock icon 2. SON GIVES IN Hands over his papers
    8 1 2. SON GIVES IN Hands over his papers
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    Lock icon Scientists Work To Create Life
    232 1 BRISTOL, England, Sept. 7, (Reuter) British scientists may soon be able to create simple forms of Hie in a test tube. This revolutionary prophecy was made here today by Dr. F. H. Crick who works at the Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge long known for its
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    Lock icon R.N. Rushes Marines To Cyprus
    77 1 LONDON. Sept. 7 (AP) An Admiralty spokesman said on Tuesday night that light British fleet units were rushing 630 Royal Marines to troubled Cyprus. The marines, ordered to reinforce the security forces in the eastern Mediterranean island, are due to land on Friday. They left
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    Lock icon Money Talks At Istanbul
    67 1 LONDON. Sept. 7, (Reuter) —Mr. R.A. Butler, Britain's Chancellor ot the Exchequer, will leave by air on Friday for Istanbul to attend the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development, the Treasury stated today. It said the meetings
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    Lock icon RED EXPEDITION
    29 1 MOSCOW Radio said yesterday a Soviet scientific expedition, made up ot two ships and several planes, will leave in November for a twoyear stay in the Antarctic.
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    Lock icon 1. A FATHER PLEADS WITH HIS SON
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    Lock icon Wife Thought He Was Dead, Now He's Back
    73 1 OLDENZAAL. Holland. Sept. 7 (Reuter) A 45--year-old Dutchman. Harm Ten HofT. returned here from 11 years Russian captivity to find his wite remarried to someone else. His wife presumed him dead and has a 4-year-old daughter by a Groningen waiter whom she
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    Lock icon Waterfront Walk-out
    82 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 7. <AP> —Manhattan's miles of piers were idled today by a walkout of longshoremen. William V. Bradley, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, said the union had ordered the men to halt work pending a mass meeting to discuss grievances against New York-New Jersey Waterfront
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    Lock icon THIEVES PICK ON THE POLICE
    30 1 LAKE GENEVA. Wisconsin. Sept. 7. (Reuter)— Thieves robbed the police station here getting away with $160 <£57) in nickels (five-cent pieces) collected from parking meters.
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    Lock icon ESTATES WILL BE 'GIVE-UP' CENTRES
    273 1 The Amnesty Starts Tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— All is set for the amnesty offer to Communist terrorists. Tomorrow begins a brief period in which an estimated 3,500 Communist terrorists in the Federation can buy their liberty with loyalty and good citizenship. Government presses in Kuala
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    Lock icon Study Of Automation
    80 1 SOUTHPORT. Sept. 7 (Reuter) The Trades Union Congress today voted in favour of a full investigation into the likely impact of automation on British industry. The 980 delegates called on the Congress General Council to extend its discussions on problems raised by automation. This resolution was carried
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    Lock icon 3. FATHER AND SON GO HOME
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    Lock icon Bid To Kidnap Woman Foiled
    266 1 Police Guard Murder Witness AN attempt to kidnap a Singapore woman the star witness in a murder case was foiled lost night by accident. The woman. Madame Tay Geok Leng. is the wife of driving instructor Pek Boon Yam who was stabbed to death by
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    Lock icon Two Towns Evacuated In Pakistan
    75 1 KARACHI. Pakistan. Sept. 7 «APi Two towns ot the Indus River valley. Matian and Halla. were evacuated on Tuesday following a worsening flood situation in Sind province. People in bullock carts and on foot were fleeing to higher levels. A third town. Thatta. Is already
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    Lock icon Shut In For Ten Years
    67 1 BRUSSELS. Sf-pt. 7 (Reuter) A 35-ycar-;>ld man who had been shut in a stable for the last 10 years MM discovered at Ninove near here police reported. The man. Mead Reythorens. had a beard nearly a foot long and was almost unable to talk. Police
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    Lock icon SCIENCE GRANT
    19 1 THE New Zealand government announced yc^terdav it will i:44.000 to send scientists to the Antarctic. A P.
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    Lock icon ISTANBUL IN SIEGE AS TURKS RUN RIOT
    193 2 Turkey Will Pay Victims ISTANBUL. Sept. 7. A ite ol liege was called in inbul and I.smir shortly ;»I'-r midnight today after a night of violence and bloody anti-Gr» ek rioting. The Illlc ol siege was callrd in the two cities by the
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    Lock icon VIGOROUS PROTEST
    65 2 ATHENS Sept. 7 (AP> Dfp Foreign Minister, j Mr. Panayotis Canellopoulos i i today Greece has lodged i I protest with TurBgainsi the anti-Greek 1 riots in Istanbul and Izmir. Th»- Deputy Foreign Minister said Grerk church at Izmir was looted. He said 15 houses of Greek officers
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    Lock icon She'll Be In The 'Suspect'
    153 2 She'll Be In The 'Suspect' ■BLEN OWEN, who appears in "S::>p(Mt." l(» be prrsrntrd in the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur by the Theatre Club, on Sept. 15, l€ and 17 The pla.\ is not only a mystery bul also the story of a woman, who would stop at nothing to
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    Lock icon Faith In U.S. And Empire'
    165 2 Faith In U.S. And Empire' DOVER. Kent. Sept 7 (Reutcr) Sir Winston Churchill said today that Britain's ever ■loser lies with the United States, together with the Commonwealth "makes fair ploy for all a reasonable hope." He was speaking at a ceremony at which he was presented with a portrait
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    53 2 MOSCOW. Sept. 7 (Reuter) A gleaming German train of 12 coaches drew into Moscow, bringing an advance party of 65 German officials for the visit of the Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer. Dr. Adenauer, the West German Foreign Minister, Herr Heinrich yon Bretano. and other west German diplomats
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    Lock icon T.U.C REJECTS 40-HOURWEEK
    41 2 SOUTHPORT England, Sept 7. (Reuter)— The Irade Union Congress today rejected a resolution calling f:>r a drastic reduction in overtime and a vigorous campaign to achieve the 40-hour week The resolution was defeated by 4.303,0ft0 votes to 3.6(34.0(10
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    Lock icon HOTELS' STRIKE: MINISTRY TAKES A HAND
    464 2 HOTELS' STRIKE: MINISTRY TAKES A HAND THE Singapore Labour Mm•- yesterday in to end the week-old strike In the :ive leading hotels. The Principal Assistant La-' hour Commissioner, Mr. .1. D. 11. Nei::. yesterday invited j managements and then Singapore Workers' Union, re- > presenting the strikers, to the Mini-try
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    Lock icon STC TAKE-OVER MAY BE DELAYED
    357 2 Govt. To Wait Report From Transport Body THE SINGAPORE City Councils p Qn nationalise the Singapore Traction CompJ may be delayed indefinitely pending th e fjj ings of the Transport Commission set Up Government to advise on the development of tL passenger transport system in
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    Lock icon 'Malaya Calm After Crisis'
    247 2 TOKYO, Sept. 7, (IP) An official publication of the British Embassy in Tokyo said today that the ending of the governmental crisis in Singapore will "help to maintain calm' in the Federation of Malaya. "British Opinion/ a fortnightly commentary on world affairs, issued by the Information
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    Lock icon Circus Wedding
    79 2 An elephant is the bridal car for circus couple Joan Fowles. 24--year-old Bertram Mills Circus bare back rider, and Gosta Kruse, 28--year-old elephant trainer, after they had married at Southport. The couple met five years ago when Gosta joined the circus, and Joan promptly turned her attention to
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    Lock icon FIRE JUST WOULDN'T BE BEATEN
    120 2 SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick, Sept. 7 (AP).— The upholstery in Don Lester's car caught fire as he drove along a highway 15 miles from here. The nearby Rothcsay Fire Department answered his urgent telephoned summons and put out the tire. Ten miles further down the
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    Lock icon His First Birthday
    46 2 photo by "Let me taste the cake" says one-year old X S Pushpara.j, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Leprintr of No 139, Bukit Bintang Road. Kuala Lumpur, during his birthday party held at his home on Saturday. Stan- Yong Peng Seong
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    Lock icon REDS EVACUATING S'HAI
    126 2 HONGKONG. Sept. 7. (UP> —The Chinese Communists are evacuating at gunpoint hundreds of thousands of peasants from Shanghai as a last resort to get them back to the farm. The Shanghai Liberation Daily recently disclosed that the Communists plan to move 1.000.000 persons out of Shanghai and
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    Lock icon A NEW ROLE FOR T.U.C
    117 2 A NEW ROLE FOR T.U.C THE Trad Un c.. gress in Sin undergo I shortly v. Mime the I c» cutive and i body w;'. I loading the I movement h' This an t< rday by President. Ifr B than. "The Congr< ff plained, "will I watch developn trade union
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    Lock icon Marshall Seeks Rl Co-operation
    113 2 THE Chief Miniver. Mr. David Ifi terday his goodwill mission lo Indor. will be followed by a full economic d thrash out all outstanding fiastaef bi countries. He told The B he w;i hop« oome of the mission o{ t h« i I coaln ioa fown
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    53 2 VENICI I The H "D S showing leading uj, ■> world ittei S •a ith appeal n of Diar.. R1< Todd J.i t othei H tinental lauit "Do s* v the pop ilai 'D< Houk, ThomM Mid star- I 1 actress Brigitte B i RobertMMi
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      149 2 |H 77ze captain was a storm brewing' -his cargo I H w^ss a woman under a cloud... For 26,000 miles they'd been running for their lives— on a H I floating time-bomb, with the minutes running out. And H I 720w £/ze man and woman half- a- world was hunting
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    Lock icon HARD CORE REDS WILL NOT BITE'
    224 3 Amnesty An Outlet For Nationalists Only: Marshall THE hard core of the 3,000 Colony Communists and their fellow travellers will not take advantage of the amnesty offered by the Singapore Government, the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall/ said yesterday. "But it will give frustrated
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    Lock icon 'Expats Are The Victim,' He Says
    37 3 'Expats Are The Victim,' He Says the •.:r.ont Clcrd ceil he lea of nsfrp the tU apdiiect- r pointed no :on of i Malawas i put omen! not I expacing I ;d°d h j igges- :he .n
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    16 3 Youth the h rentre i w Dtre on rest el w, s pm
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    Lock icon DRIVER LOSES APPEAL
    104 3 TAX POII CHUAN, a lorry driver, who appealed against a sentence of three years' Imprisonment imposed by a Lower Court lor possession ol i lbs. of raw opium, failed in his appeal in the High Court, yesterday The charge oi possession of opium was. however, amended by
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    93 3 THE Commander-in-Chief, Far East Station, Vice-Admiral A. K. Scott MoncricfT. greets ViceAdmiral A. E. Jozan. C-in-C French Far East Navy, after he landed at Singapore's Semnawans Naval Air Station from Saigon yesterday. Admiral Jozan. who in Singapore on a two-day courtesy visit. was accompanied by his
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    Lock icon CAMPAIGN TO RECRUIT CHINESE
    46 3 KLANG, Wed. An intensive drive to recruit Chinese from Klang and the coast for the Federation police is being launched here. Mr F .1. Bedingham. OCPD. Kianq. today asked the Malayan Chinese Association here to help recruit as many youths as possible.
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    Lock icon Stamford Branch For Front
    124 3 Stamford Branch For Front LABOUR Front opened its 14th branch headquarters at Bencoolen Street to serve the Stamford Division yesterday. Declaring the branch open, the Assistant Minister lor Commerce and Industry. Mr JM. Jumabhoy said the formation of such branches meant a significant advance tor the Front. lie announced that
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    28 3 FOR the first time in Malacca, a charity jumble sale will he held at the Reclamation Ground opposite the Rest House on Saturday, starting 5.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Magistrate Disagrees, Frees Eight
    131 3 Magistrate Disagrees, Frees Eight KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Eighi persons, including font women, who were today summoned to show cause why they should not sign a good behaviour bond for six months, were acquitted and discharged by the Second Magistrate this afternoon. Of the eisht. five wore members of the same
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    Lock icon Heat Overcomes A Doctor In Court
    230 3 A SINGAPORE doctor gfrtag evidence in the Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday nearly collapsed in a witness box because of the heat. The doctor. Mr. Thung Ling Hooi of the General Hospital, told the Magistrate, Mr. Choor Singh, that it was too hot in the
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    Lock icon New Trade Agreement
    37 3 TOKYO. Sept. < (UP) Japan and Indonesia have agreed to exchange US$22.--400.001) worth Ol goods between September and January of next year in a partial easing of their trade 1 deadlock, it was learned today.
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    Lock icon HAD CHANDU
    48 3 LIEW LEONG SENG, who on Aug. 5 was found at the Kampong Gajah New Village in possession of 10 packet- ol rnandu. 55 pellets of chandu dross as well as chandu smoking utensils, was fined $200. or four months' imprisonment in the Sessions Court. Kluang yesterday.
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    Lock icon One Out Of 69 Dies In Crash
    37 3 Aj BLQL'FR^I E. New Mexico. Sept. 7. <AP»— A C 124 four-engined Globemaster with 69 men aboard crashed yesterday on take-ofl from Kirtland air lorce base One man was killed.
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    Lock icon If Troops Go, Then What?' Asks ACSU
    179 3 THE fact that British troops may be withdrawn when independence is attained is causing grave contern to the civilian employees ;>1 the Armed Services, president of the Army Civil Service Inion, Mr. S.T.V. Lingam said yesterday. i' Mr. Lingam said the Union had
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    Lock icon Teachers Face Two Problems
    209 3 KLALA KANGSAH Wed. A group of Malay S hool teachers including delegates from 17 ordiiches of the Perak Ma. ay Teachers Union attended the fourth annual meetins of the Union here which lasted two days ending yesterday fhe meeting, which was he'd in the Central Ma
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    Lock icon Let-Up For L-Drivers
    109 3 STARTING Saturday. Sept 10. learner drivers in Singapore will be permitted 10 drive their cars within cit\ limits on Saturdays alter 2 p.m. ard at any time on Sundry s and public holidays, it wrs announced >e.-terday. The Minister tor Communications and Works. Mr. Francis Thomas, has
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    Lock icon MCA READIES FOR ELECTION
    49 3 KLANG, Wed— Hundreds of ballot papers have been distributed by the Malayan Chinese Association branch here in fonneftion with the forthcoming election of its office-bearers The Association has called a general meeting of its members this month during which the 42-man committee will b. elected.
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    Lock icon UNION FOR EUROPEANS
    57 3 EMPLOYEES in European households. hotels. bars, messes, clubs and firms have banded together and formed a new union called the Singapore European Employees Union. This union claims to have a membership ol more than 300. It will hold its official inauguration ceremony shortly. The union has its
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    Lock icon POLICE ARE PROBING SLY RUBBER DEALS
    154 3 POLICE ARE PROBING SLY RUBBER DEALS KLANG. Wed. Rubber dealers in Klang and the Coast who made big money through the "back door" are in tor a tough time. Police authorities are checking their accounts since 1952 to ascertain the extent of their dealings in rubber. The Standard understands that
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      71 3 Weather Report Minimum Temperature From 7.30 p.m. Sept. t> lo 7.30 .i m. Sept. Singapore <7."Fi Penang I?5F); Kota Bahru <7.">Fi; Kuala Lumpur (7 IF); Ipoh (7'F): Kuantan (7JF). Maximum Temperature: From 7.30 a iii to 7 .50 p.m. Sept. 7: Singapore (88F): Penang (87F); Kota Bahru (87F»: Kuala Lumpur
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    Lock icon MALAYA WANTS MORE £
    286 4 MALAYA WANTS MORE KIALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Malaya will bid for bi^er Commonwealth aid towards her national development and technological advance tat the seventh ministerial committee meeting of the Colombo Plan in Singapore next month, The Standard learnt today. The Malayan team for the meeting will be headed by the commerce
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    Lock icon Radio Malaya Being Stifled
    243 4 -SAYS OFFICIAL KUALA LOIPI'R, Wed.— Allegations that the Federation Government was deliberately retarding the growth of Radio Malaya were made today by a senior official of the Department. He alleged that as a result of pursuing this policy, five major development schemes for Radio Malaya over
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    50 4 MX A. ThwrairaJ. eldest son of Mr. M Arasaratnam, Offirr Yssistan- Senior Medical and Health OftVe. Sen mban. iho left for the TniU'd Kingdom recently to study rimineerinj; at Woolwich po|\technio He is an Oid Boy of Anslo Chinese School. Parit Buntar and St. Peter's Colics* Colombo.
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    Lock icon Settle Or Risk A Strike'
    142 4 Settle Or Risk A Strike' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Centra. Electricity Board Employees Union today asked the federation.- Labour Minister. Mr V T Sambanthan. to intervene in it* wage dispute with the Board or run the risk oi 2,500 daily-rated men noin;* on striKe A spokesman of the Union told
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    Lock icon Ex-PC Jailed For Cheating
    69 4 .TOHORF. BAIIRU. Wed Kok Chye Chuan, former Singapore Police recruit who wa> discharged ?fter two months in the fon-e. Chun Xai Sens; and Chong Kong Chan, were carh sentenced in the Session? Court. t Pont ir.n. today, to eisht months imprisonment for cheating Pang Teen, of
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    Lock icon MALAY ROYALTY
    32 4 THE Sultan of Brunei, acrompnnied by the Sultan of Senn-^or. yesterday visited the trial zone of' Klang. The royal pnrty saw the shoe factories c>i, mills, ami th* Muslim College.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    145 4 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSlffti rubber prices (cents per Ib.) in Singapore veslerda.v were: Buyers Sellers Spot 1.0.b ;4!H 14f) t f.o.b. Au«. 149| 14f)i No. 2 143 143| No.; 141 141-i fine: Steady TIN PKICfc The price n tin yesterday wav $370 per picul. (Up 75 rts.) LONDON KUBBLK No 1
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    44 4 (5. SATHIAVAN. M. of the railway gans at Sungci Buioh \v.-i> yesterday allowed bail of $2o() oy the Kua,a Lumpur Second Magistrate after he had claimed trial to a charge of knifing one. Sinnathamby. The rase was postponed to Nov. 21.
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    Lock icon KLANG WARNS RAILWAYS
    158 4 Ki.A.NG. Wed Klang Town Councillors have charged the Malayan Railway Administration with repeated (touting" ol the GouncTf bye-laws The Railway is alleged to have started building a number of houses in Port Swettenhnm without the permission of the Council The row is centered on this alleged offence.
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    Lock icon Housing Project For Klang
    131 4 Housing Project For Klang KLAXG, Wed.— Work has begun on the Eng Ann Realty Company's $5 million housing project which will include a Chinese high school, market and cinema hall A spokesman of the Company said today that the estate of about 600 houses will be built within two years
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    75 4 pholo oy MR Abraham Kajaratnara. helps his bride to cut the (no tiered wedding cake at ihe reception at Eastern Uote^ following their mamas* at the Lutheran Church, Brickfields Kuala Lumpui on Saturday. Mr. Kajaratnam i s the son of Mr. and Mrs R Somakannu while the
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    Lock icon Victimisation: Union Warns Employers
    321 4 IPOH, Wed.— The chairman of the banking section of the Malayan Federation of Clerical and Administrative Staffs Union, Mr. C. H. Yin, today wained that the Inion will take a very serious view of the victimisation of banking staff by employers. Mr. Yin issued this statement
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    72 4 IPOII Wed. Five Malays, including a girl have been awarded scholarships from the Perak Malay Higher Studies Scholarships Fund to study overseas. They are Raja Nor Jasml binti Raja Haji Shahar Shah, Ipoh (Domestic Science), Inche Shaari bin Haji Abdul Karim Sungka (Secretaryship). Inche Shaari bin
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    427 5 HE WAS A FIRM FRIEND AND FAIR FOE'-HOGAN COURT TRIBUTES TO YONG SHOOK LIN KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Malayan Bench and Bar today paid glowing tributes to the memory of Kuala Lumpur lawyer, Mr. Vong Shook Lin, at a ceremony in the Supreme Court presided over by hief Justice, Sir
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    Lock icon Rubber Duty Outstrips The Year's Estimate
    290 5 In Six Mths It's $111 Mil. More KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government's coffers were boosted by $59,400,000 from rubber export duties during the first half of this year, it was revealed in the Rubber Producers Council's statistical bulletin for last month. This six-month
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    122 5 Court Is No Place For Infant' PFNANG. Wed. Magistrate. Mr. E. A. Long, chided a clerk. Lim Ewe Chye in ■ourt here today, when Lim's wife. Tan Ah Eng. carried their three -year-old baby in her arms to the witness-box to give evidence. Mr. Long told Lim, "Its most disgrace!
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    Lock icon Two Jailed For Stealing Socks
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed n, a 20-year-old labourer, v jai.ed for six months •ie First Magistrate. for 13 sockfl valued at S4 shop at Jalan Haji Salch. Seni 00 June 3. His ..ruon. Sinnathamby. who was also convicted of the c otTenrc, was jailed for nontha
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    122 5 100-Yd Ride Ends In Court Fine PENANG, Wed— A sergeant of the Special A:r Services hired a motor-cycle from the Magazine Auto Self-Drive Company and handed it to a paratrooper, but the latter had tra-« veiled on!v a hundred yards when he was stopped by the Po:h-C. This was stated
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    37 5 A MUNICIPAL labourer. Narayanan, 43. of Loke Yew Road, yesterday claimed trial before the Kuaia Lumpur second magistrate to a charge oi causing hurt He wns allowed bail ol $250 pending trial on Nov. 21
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    137 5 PENANG. Wed.—Surprised Indonesian Con■rlate officials were today embarrassed when lfi Indonesians from Kuala Ketil, walked in and demanded S3OO each as their share for work done in the Death Railway in Siam The men. all members of the "Romsah" (Death Railway Labourers in Siam) told
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    100 5 penang. Wed. -A Chettlar told the Magistrate's Court today that be lelt asharrxd of being in the lock-up i<>r two hours alter he wa.s ar rested by a detective Pattani Chettiar. 40 told the Magistrate. Mr. Au Ah Wah."l would be looked down because ot
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    220 7 Id I')— lndonesia's new Prime its administration would seek i .mti-Communist nations withsia'a neutrality in the cold war. Harahap said, he I more economic and States. He said if time make the lon^ awaited law for Indonesia. M We win try to
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    68 7 ROME. Sept. 7 (AP) The Italian news agency reported from Tripoii yesterday that Salah Busir, a vice-president of the Libyan Chamber of Deputies, has fled the country after being charged with plotting acainsi state security. It said E sir made his way to Lebanon, where he
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    86 7 No Entry, Govt. Tells Marchers BOMBAY. Sept. 7 (Reuter)— The Bombay Government today banned the entry of Indian Satyagrahis (passive resisters) into the Portuguese territory of Goa Indian police alon? Goa's 170-mile frontier have been Instructed to stop the entry groups or individual satyagrahis into Goa. official sources said. Last
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    85 7 SAIGON, Sept 7 (UP). Premier Ngo Dinh Diem yesterday ordered provincial governors to tighten security measures against Communist subversion and a^ked for a specded-up application of the land reform programme. The Prime Minister issued the instructions at a bastilysummoncd conference of government representatives in
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    31 7 MAJOR-GENERAL Hunter Harris Jr.. Deputy Chief of Operations of the U.S. Far East Air Force yesterday Inspected bases of the U.S. 18th fighter-bomber wing in Formosa.
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    44 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 7 (AP) Actor Paul Mum had his left. eye removed yesterday in an operation at Mt Sinai Hospital. He had contracted a tumor to it. A report from the hospital said the right eye Is normal.
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    197 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7 (AP)— The I.S. State Department said yesterday Japan has made no commitment to send troops outside its borders to help in defence of the Western Pacific. i This statement was made by department press officer Henry Suydam in response
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    181 8 Mobile Schools Can Help S 'pore SECONDARY INDUSTRIES SECONDARY industries will ultimately become the lifeblood of Singapore, said Lt. Col. F. W. Harvey, Officer Commanding the Salvation Army's Malaya Command. Lt. Col. Harvey, who is leaving for a new appointment in India on Sept. 16 said: "With our population growing
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    128 8 Students In Daze Leave Malaya Standard Shipping Reporter THE ROYAL Interocean liner Tjiiuwah left Singapore terday v.itn about :joo pt engers from Singapore and the Federation bound lor China ports. Fro::; 11 a.m. yesterday, pasNQfen from Singapore and th« Federation .starter! streamin to join Indonesian pasin transit, under the I
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    59 8 KLUANG, Wed.— A British .cr was lulled yesterday. n a patrol of the Fas! Vorks, was fired on by an un- :i Dumber of bandits in tiv^ K'i:anjj area of Johore. lUow-up party found a large terrori.-t ramp under construction for M persons The drive
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    42 8 MEMBERS of the Mental Cricket Association save a tea party at the R:\-t House to the District Forest OnVcr Mr. Pat E lingtoo, a popular sporting figlire, who is proceeding to the Vnite.t Kingdom on Sept. 13 on :eave.
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    101 8 Midwives Form A Union MIDWIVES employed by •the Singapore Government have formed a union to "secure complete organization and unity of all miclwives. and to promote the industrial, social and intellectual interests of members." The Union— Singapore Midwives Union— has more than 50 members, all employed at Kandang Kerbau Hospital
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    38 8 HONGKONG, Sept. 7. Spcrio! Standard Service: Closing prices ol the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.50 to El sterling; 55.***** to US$l; $1,837 to Malayan SI; SO. iH(t 10 one Indonesian Rupiah; Hold $252,375 to a tael.
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    199 8 A SCHOOLBOY attempted to take his life when his lather objected to his going to church, the Singapore Eishth Magistrate, Mr. K. T. Alexander, was told yesterday. j The boy. Chan Chee Wen g. 16, plenricd guilty to a charge 'of attempted suicide in his
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    71 8 PENANG. Wed Magistrate Che Wan Suleiman imposed maximum fine of SI. OOO on i\'g Lee Keok, in the Alor Star Court for failing to furnisn a return of his income fur 1955. In default of payment of the fine. Ng would have to undergo three months'
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    374 8 'We'll See How They J Tackled First'— Boyd I LONDON, Sept. 7, (Reuter) Mr. Alon Lennox Boyd, q Secretary, said here tonight that very many formidable problems Malaya and Singapore on the verge of self-government. The Minister, who has just returned from a tour of British
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    63 8 KUALA Lt'MPUR Wed Muniandjr, a 17-year-old Sent;j! youth was today bound over to be of sood behaviour for a year by ihc President of the Srvvjons Court lor Mc^i:)- bicycle worth m R;imakrishnan. 29. n)<o of Sentu!. who wma joint I v "harmed with the theft
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    56 8 THE Singapore Evangelistic League lormed in 1935. yesterday began celebrations" lor the 20th anniversary of the League at the Chinese Presbyterian Church. Katont? Tonisht a meeting will be hold at the Truce Light Church in Perak Road and a third meeting will take piacr at the Life
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    192 8 Corpse Lifting 'Copters THE very few members oi the Security Forces in Malaya who do not thinK the only good terrorist is a dead one. arc the helicopter pilots of the Royal Air Force. To them falls the gruesome task of flying out bodies of terrorists killed by the Security
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    66 8 MUAR, Wed.— A prayer service in connection with the Johore Sultan's Diamond Jubilee was held' in the mosque here this morning at 8.30 a.m. The service was well attended by Malay Government officers and oMiers. Similar services were held at the Chettiars' temple at Jalan Meriam.
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    163 8 TWO BRITISH soldiers were sentenced yesterday by a Singapore District Court Martial, presided by Major E. L. B Hawkin. to a total of 21 months' detention, when they pleaded guilty to 15 charges. They were Pte. Douglas Leonard Gower and acting L/C James William Martin,
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    69 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed A special constable, Abdul Rahim bin Abdul Rahman, who played with a fuse, used lor setting oil explosives in blasting operations, was fined $250 or three months imprisonment by [nche Hassan bin Hussin in the Magistrate's Court here today, on a charge of
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    57 8 TH£ Singapore Veterinary Department inoculated 2.043.--sti() birds against ranikhet during the first ha'f of this' year, it was announced yesterday. For the benefit of small poultry keepers in Bukit Panianj* district, an extra poultry inocw.ation team is now stationed at Bukit Panjang Ccmmunit'v Centre every Thursday
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    48 8 KLJALA LUMPUR Wed. Endui bin Bakar 36-year-old padi planter, who last week pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to his cousin under grave and sudden provocation, was today jailed for two years by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mathew
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    304 9 LONDON J7ROM a few square feet in the heart of London, 30 000 miles of telephone calls go out to the world every day. At some time or another nearly every corner of the cartii has been linked by cables to the two small
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    547 9  -  Olen Clements A\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\w\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ PROFILE, by \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^\\\\\w KUALA LUMPUR. A/. COCK'S crow each day the Sultan of Selangor rolls out of bed just like an ordinary farmer. He never oversleeps because he has 100 roosters in his yard, His Highness Sultan Sir Hisamuddin A 1 a m Shah
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    700 9  -  Keith Water house HANGED: 5 men 1 woman What IF all were 'Ruth Ellis «y- LONDON JT is one full moon and five hangings ago since we put Ruth Ellis to death. The protests at that time were bitter in their intensity. Opponents of capital punishment the
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    112 10 RUBBER PRICE DROPS 1 3/4 c. SINCAPORK rubber prices >esterdav dropped It cents to M.ir. cents per Ib. for first cracle September shipment on a comparatively quiet and easier market. The market closed steady. Quotations opened steady at SI 50. a drop of i| cent below Tuesday. Speculative selling brought
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    329 10 RPC To Help Stop Rubber Thefts 'Thumbprint Sales Urged KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— While the special working party set up by Government is endeavouring to find ways and means of stopping the increasing thefts of rub ber, the Rubber Producers Council is collating ideas which would put an end to this
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    34 10 OUTPUTS from estates and mines in the Guthrie group In August, announced arerubber 7.276.000 lb tea black* 172.000 lb.: palm oil 1.401 tons; palm kernels 415 tOOS; t :n ore 1.483 piculs.
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      240 10 Pepper Traders To Reduce Grade Claims SINGAPORE pepper traders are taking immediate steps to reduce the ircquent quality claims by overseas buyers which is costing Colony merchants thousands of dollars unnecessarily. Mr. Pierre de Gunzbuig. chairman of the newly formed Singapore Pepper Exporters' and Packers' Association told this to The
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      137 10 SINt.APORF Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing price per picul were' Muntok white Sl6O sc; ers Sarawak white $159 sellers Special Sarawa* black Si 17 sellers; coconut oil (buik» S4o£ sellers, coconut oi, (drums) $43 seller.-: Lopra Sent S2»v{ buyers. Sl'T *t.. ers. Oct $27 buyers. $2~,'i sellers Singapore
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      50 10 THIS Standard picture shows some of the guests who Otte)ided a cocktail parly held by rhe management of the Yarl Store. North Bridge Rnad. Singapore. recently The ]>arty was intended to be a "get toyelhrr." Mr. S. C. Somasundrnm, the proprietor (m white) is seen in centre.
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    133 10 ALL sections of the Malayan share market experienced another quiet but steady day with a few price changes. Moderate turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: Buyers Sellers BB Petrol 44/- 45/Eastern United 36.50 37.50 Hongkong Bank <HK
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    133 10 S IX G A PORE sharebrokers yesterday reported the followin<_» business done: Fraser Ncave $1.75 to 51.77 A. Cammon $2.67}; M. Breweries $3.43 overnight; M. Cement $1,714; M. Colls 92 cents: Metal Box $1.52| and $1.55: Singapore Cold Storage $1.75; Singapore Traction ords. 27/ ii; Straits Steamship Sl.v.
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    42 10 THE United States and the Philippines have formally concluded a trade agreement revision aimed at strengthening the economic development and trading position of the island republic as a "staunch friend and close ally" of the United States.
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    191 10 THE import ban on radio accessories recently announced by the Indonesian Central Industrial Department in Jakarta is not particularly directed against the import of radio accessories from Singapore, it was officially announced yesterday. The announcement was made by the Consul in charge
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    424 10  - U.K. EXPERT HERE TO AID PINE INDUSTRY M. T. YONG Aim Is For Ist Quality Fr By AN EXPERT in canned foods in Britain, Mr. D.F.H S nc c arrived in Malaya to help this country produce first quality con ncil apples to compete with other world producers. Mr Sinclair
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    30 10 MR. C. E. Courtenay, retiring Adviser to the Malayan Governments on the pineapple industry (left) and his successor, Mr. D. F. H. Sinclair, photographed in their Johore Bahru office yesterday
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    120 10 Another Step T Curb U. Inflation THE Briti f f ment on ed its rat,- ntP j| loans It ItcaJ AllUui another atop It (ur 4 tion and ti-.v,- n tj I squeeze. A Tr<. that erea« halt i brine ig I 44 to I lake 1 oid Urn I
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    65 10 BRITISH coal production to date this year has fallen by almost 3,600.000 tons below that for the same period la.st year, the Ministry of Fuel and Power announced in London. According to provisional figures, production of deepmined and open-cast coal for the first 35 weeks of
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    62 10 photo. PICTURED above is Mr. DC. Yeoman, Far Eastern Representative of Longmans, Green and Co. Ltd.. publishers, in liis office in MacDonnld Hourc. Singapore. u-Ji'-ch opens officially on Saturday. Sheltet tcith books lorm part of t)ic showroom in the oUice. A selection of Longmans books are being exhibited Cassells books,
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    100 10 Two More Students Win Cycles SINGAPORE schoolboys Ong Kah Enq of 402 Alexandra Road and Tay Kirn Thing of 163 East Coast Road each icon a new Raleigh bicycle Eh the Omo sales drive yesterday. Ong presented the Omo cyclist with a cutting from an Omo packet when he spotted
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    261 10 THE Shell Tanker Amis (12,250 tons deadweight) whir-h. in 1951. became the world's first merchant ship to be powerer by a gas turbine, has been earmarked for further development in this latest field of power for .ship propulsion. Now. after 15,000 hours of active service
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    35 10 U.S. OFFICIALS said in Washington yesterday talks will begin next Tuesday with Japans Minister of Agriculture and Forestry on a second agreement to buy American farm surplus commodities with payment in yen.- AP.
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    196 10 Longmans Open ing F. Easts Office ONE of the oldest publishers in Britain, Longmans. Green and Co. Ltd., will open its Far Eastern Office in Mat Donald House, Singapore on Saturday and. to mark the occasion, v ill hold an informal celebration in the premises Mr. DC. Yeoman said the
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    750 12  -  HELEN HUGH says I>ROBLEMS about hair outnumber all others in my bea :ty post bag. Yet most heads of hair respond to correct treatment —It's just a case of getting to know your hair. Your hair reflects J health. I* stays in good condition |usl
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    192 12 SISTER CLARE'S CLINIC TTOT evenings can be a nightmare to mothers whose children stay awake or play around until eight or even later. The nervy, highly-strung children are the biggest culprits, like Mrs. R's little Sirl. "It's now well after 8 p.m." her mother
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    543 12  -  GERREE READ a s k s f\N this page we show you a good cross section of the new Autumn fashions. It hasn't been forgotton that a lot of people in this part of the world will never find occasion for wearing them, but there are
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    373 12  -  MARY BERNARD By «r a youngster knocking about the parden, the beach or the home, you couldn't ask for a more practical, or attractive, outfit than these little jean pants with matching jacket. Make them, as the Italians do, in bright scarlet or blue denim. Our
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      257 12 TH S iil OI 'ATIO\: 20 C, ve precedence to tasks iii«- ni«-;is tint hem-tit and perplexities Re^. n v> v a man an- NfMoni f> 1. initiative; so.ve u-o 1^- nimnl hy imii on hr*. ,,re- blemJ sl '!!.V!i'» 11 ,'~l llM r Hntibanl < \N(IK June 21 to
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    127 13 Board h.impions Hiiniii«*ss ilr|'.«nk 10 1 s iditun v of the ra thrown Kh»m urre «ras t!i the s line i Ike 1 .I 1 1 1 r th.rd in the ,H..t..Ted .11 hall rollins i I ifcrf for d four I X.m
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    321 13 BOB AND NANCY IN THE FINAL Robert Lim (Mayflower) favourite for this year's SBA junior singles title who last week entered the quarterfinal entered the nnal of the r mixed doubles last M. Robert, partnering Nancy Lira (Rex> had little difficulty in putting out the National B.P. pair. Adnan Jeernan
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    380 13 FRANTIC RUSH FOR FIXTURES WITH ARYAN VISITORS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. There is a frantic rush for fixtures with the touring Aryan Gymkhana soccer team from Bangalore, India, the secretary of the Malayan Indian Sports Association, Mr. S. Krishnan, told The Standard today. MISA, which is organising the Gymkhana's Federation tour
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    84 13 Viciurc. ALL set for action on Friday niglit at the Happy World Stadium, but before that the friendly meeting and here's Thailand's ranking Ilyiceight, Nai Suwan, (left) being introduced to Singapore's Chinese boxer, Chua Gim Cheang. yesterday. Third man is Thailand's Nai Somkiat. who fights Don
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    318 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Technical College created an upset when they beat Selangor Club by 16 points (> goals, 2 penalties) to 8 (goal, penalty) in a hard fought rugger match on the padang here today. The young college side look the offensive from the start and
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    54 13 THE team to represent the Indian Association against the Royal Air Force (Malaya* in the Gandhi Cup fixture on Saturday and Sunday will be: Lail Singh (captain). Sithawalla. Ashraff. S. D. Williams. Rajendra. Rasiklal. Harbans Singh Vythilingam. A j it Singh. Lekiiarnj: Balachanrlran. Roy Sharma. Balwant Singh.
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    65 13 Today's Sport SOCCER: Community League: Army vs. Europeans at JiiUm Besar at 5.15 p.m. Government Services League Div. 1: MJLN.VJL vs. Woodbridge Hosp. at P. T.: Div. 2' Social Welfare vs. Marines "B" at Varrcr Park: Land Office vs. Income Tax at Farmer Park: Domain S.C. vs. Prisons S.C. at
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    34 13 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. -The Lexers Sports Club will meet Harrison and Crosfields Srpoits Club in Ihe final oi the Selangor Business Houses crirket competition Ihe Brickfields Road ground on Sunday Sept. 11
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    75 13 DOXC ASTER Wed (Reuter» Meld today uon the St. Lcser last ot the season's classics. Nucleus was second Beau Prince third. Eight ran. An objection to Meld was lodged by «he rider of Nucleus but was over-ruled Official starting: prices uric: 11 to 10 on favourite
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    168 13 was subsequently disSEREMBAX. Wed.— Two exponents of the groan and grunt business PiiotO Camera and Kins Kong now on a Federation lour will make tiieir appearance here tomorrow night. Their light will be staged at Gurney Stadium, Lc Sam Road Whether the "Ambling
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    96 13 Breweries beat Singapore Traction Co. Reserves 2—l in a SBAFA Junior Cup-tie at Balestier Road yesterday. Other SBHFA results' SENIOR DIVISION Jacks 4. Si me Darby 1. (at Farrer Pcrak». Shell vs Ford (postponed). JI'NIOR DIVISION Mansfield 7, straits Trading I. (at Farrer Park). Guthries S,
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    293 13 OUTSIDERS' S.H.B. POLICE OUT IN 3rd ROUND SINLrAPORE Harbour Board Poiice who were fancied to have an outside change of winning the SIIA seven-a-side hocke f tournainem were knocked out by the Singapore Cric-kei Club 4-1 in the thud round at Balestier Road yesterday Ceylon^se too were pu J u
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    2360 14  -  WINDSOR LAD (And So Are The Standard's Tipsters) He Rides Three Winners (The Pilot Picks Five Straight) Smith Doubles' With Carpenter By IPOH, Wed. Leading jockey/ Garnet Bougoure was in top riding form, landing a grand 'treble' today, the second day of the Perak Turf Club's
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    59 14 TOTAL POOL: $289,282 Ist Prixe No. *****0 ($81,785) 2nd Prixe No. *****0 ($40,892) 3rd Prixe No. *****5 ($20,446) STARTERS ($1,858 each) Nos. *****1, *****2, *****7, *****5, *****2, *****6, *****5, *****6, *****3, *****0, *****3. CONSOLATION PRIZES at $1,000 each: Nos. *****3, *****5, *****9, *****4, *****7, *****1, *****6, *****6, *****5,
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    31 14 RACE 1: Rio $51 and Sl6; Wildfire $71; and Viola 523. RACE 5: Acrobat $23 and $11; Grazie $23. RACE 8: Esparto $51 and $15; Air Rate $48.
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    105 14 We Told You SO... STANDARDS racing tipsier, THE PILOT, scored again yesterday, naming FIVE STRAIGHT (we don't beat about the bush) WINNERS They were: Atlantic Flight Canterbury Bell, Golden Dolphin. Carpenter and Solidarity This includes the 'hat tric k* in the flrst three horses picked. On the opening day, THE
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    149 14 OSLO. Sept. 6. (Reuter).— Laszlo Tabori. of Hungary tonight equalled the world 1.500 metres record with a time of 3 inins. 40.8 sees, in an athletic meeting: here. In a tremendous iaee with Ciunnar Nielsen. Danish jo«nt holder of the world half-mile record. Tabori just
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    137 14 Easy Win For Air Services KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday -Special Air Services Regiment beat Malaya Command Signal* Squadron il points (a goal, try and penalty) to nil in their rugger match at Gi-rncy Road today. At half-lime Special Air Services led 8-0 Dominating play from the start SAS opened accounts when
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    175 14 Newcomers In S'gor Hockey Trial KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Several newcomers r.avc been included in Selangors first Stale hockey trial to be held on the Selangor Club padang on Saturday. Sept. 10. The following are the teams for the trial: Colours:— Gui Poh Chin (HQ Malaya >, Kamaruddin (Chartered Bank. Dcrshan
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    90 14 THE following have been selected to play for the South Johore RFC against the Royal Signals Nomads at the Princess Mary ground. Ayer Rajah Road on kick-off at 5 o'clock E.L Lawlcy. Pte. Dixon. Capt. Xorman Roberts. Capt. Ron MahafTy. Pte. Wilkinson. Cpl. R G. Poyniz.
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    106 14 Tuesday's U.K. Soccer Results LONDON, Sept. 7. (Reuter)— Association Football results of matches played on Tuesday were: LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal 0. Manchester City 0 LEAGUE DIVISION II Bristol City 3. West Ham U 1 LEAGUE THREE SOUTHERN Watford 1. Reading 0 LEAGUE THREE NORTHERN Grimsby To\v n 1. Carlisle
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    227 14 r..V LEAGUE fixtures lor Saturday Sept. 10 areFIRST DIVISION Aston Villa vs Blackpool. Burnley vs Birmingham City. Charlton Athletic vs Eve. ton. Luton Town vs Newcastle United. Manchester City vs Cardiff City. Portsmouth VS Bolton Wanderers. Preston North End vs West Bromwich A Sheffield United
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    42 14 the Anglo-Chinese Behoof will hold the 18th Annual Swimming* Carnival at She Chinese Swimming Club on Friday, Sept 2.1 from 2.30 p m. There will be two events for Old Boys: 100 metres free *tyle and 3xsom. melley relay
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    71 14 Nashua 's Big Day lIOMI WOOD in ntlt ARC ARO brings over the finish u lengths ahead X the $100,000 m at Washington Parfc o n August .;i Art .1 thr Brlair Sturi i|, t( old off to a f.iM si the gate and took th. of Nasurallah milr-and a
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    452 14 Seixas Whip Fraser But Nielsen Loses Temper The Match FOREST HILLS, New York, Sept. 7 (AP-Reutcr)-I)elendin^ Seixas, showing his old time sharpness, trounced Australia's youn<; Val yesterday to gain lh e quarter -finals of the national tennis tournament was 7-5, 6-4, 6-2. Frascr. a 21-year-old lefthander Abo is No. 4
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