Singapore Standard, 6 October 1952

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard i. VOL. HI NO. 96 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS I
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    This No. *****99 Wins The 1 st Prize
    138 1 This No. *****99 Wins The 1 st Prize MCA Sweep li'oll. Sun.— A Jo ho re n holder of No. SKSI99 I IIM first prize of i.DDO m the l?th Mala- hinese Association j tcp which was drawn bt* c today. fhe second prize *****89) went to IMS wkflt tlit*
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    Mr. Parks Hack
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    K.L WELCOMES THE DUCHESS
    870 1 2-Mile Route Had Guards Five Yards Apart Spectators Kept One Mile Jhrom Airport Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Duchess of Kent was one of the most guarded women m the world today as police lined every five yards of the two miles from Kuala
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    Burglars Break Into HK GPO
    58 1 H< >NGK >N< Oc 5 (UP)— irglars bi oke Into Hong I'o-- Office oi nig and made oil > burglars bi open a iafe fan the ace Hints office with an ao< c ier They isa large quantity of bui 4' v was not covered
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    Fed. Govt To Issue $7.5M 5P.c. Loan
    140 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Federation Government is issuing: j $7,500,(MM> five per cent, loan for l%2 72 at SlOO stock m order to meet expenditure m connection with drainage and irrigation, electricity, forests, public works, railway, telecommunications, veterinary and housing. Tiie issue will
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    5 Bandits Killed
    69 1 KUALA LUMPUR. SunThroe more terrorists were killed m the Federation yesterday. One was wounded and another surrendered. A section of the 12th Federal Jungle Company killed a terrorist m Triang, Pahang, A patrol of the 1/2 Gurkhas who contacted two terrorists m Mersing accounted for the second.
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    DR. MOSSADEQ GIVEN REPLY
    72 1 TEHERAN, Oct. 5 (Router) The British reply to the latest Persian proposals to solve the oil dispute was handed to Premier Mohammed Mossadeq this morning. Mr. George Midd'.eton. British Charge D' Affaires, spent 20 minutes with Dr. Mossadeq and looked serious when he left the Premier's
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    Officer Stabbed, Wife Detained
    71 1 TOKYO, Oct 5 (UP)— The Wife of BH army colonel m Gen. Mark Clark's Headquarters was held for "observation" yesterday after she was alleged to have stabbed her husband to death m their fashionable W ashing ton Heights home. The victim of the fatal knifing was
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    Police Find Two Bodies In Penang
    96 1 PENANG, Sun. Security Forces operating m the hills near Tanjong Bungah found two highly decomposed bodies i —one yesterday and another this morning. The first discovery was made by- a police patrol at a spot about one and half hour's walk from the 3J
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    PREMIER QUITS
    55 1 PUSAN, Oct. 5 (API- South Korean President Syngman Rhee yesterday accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Chang Taik Sing. A CHINESE labourer was stabbed m the back m Lorung 25 Geylang yesterday. He was admitted into the General Hos- pita! where lie is reported to be j improving.
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    New 72-Hr Curfew In Penang
    265 1 I Standard Staff Reporter WITH effect from today un- til Thursday, Oct. 9, a curfew has been imposed by the; j O.C.P.D. Country District and 1 O.C.P.D. Balik Pulau District, j Penang, respectively, m the area, including tracks, paths, rivers, streams and waterway, lying within
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    The New Villagers Were There, Too
    140 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Kuala Lumpur was beflagged today to welcome the royal visitors. The Union Jack and the Federation of Malaya flag: flew side by side from nearly every tall building and Government offices. Among the thousands of spectators who watched the royal procession
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    Statue To King Planned
    220 1 LONDON, Ort. 5 (Renter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced last night that the memory of King George VI is to be kept alive m a permanent foundation for the "spiritual, mental and physical needs of the young and oid M of Britain. A statue to the
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    30 1 photil. THE DUCHESS of Kent walking with (.rm-ral Sit Genii Templet at Kuala i.umput airport after bet arrival mmi Singapore m a Royal Air Force York aircraft, th* "Ascalon." standard
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    Duchess Praises Volunteer Helpers
    188 1 KUALA LI'MPfR. Sun.- COBfrmtalatiag all who responded to the High 'ommissinner'.s call m April last m coming forward to piav their part m voluntaiv woik of every kind, the Duchess of Kent said she was confident that each one would t;i\e his utmost towards (ht» successful
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      58 1 Everything You ■> d lot .he f:\;<r^ O.ra>ion fTI r BIJ, lln VarkMM j >v*M Designs V^C^T/sS^^V r.v on Display at XG. C. De Silvo a (res JKWELLBRS 3 Kjffles Plactr. iwire 1. Tiger Testimonials F /Cm /j(r\j MISS FANNY FUSELAGE, the attractive Trans Global Air Hostess, said: "When your
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    LOCAL MEN MAY GET 'EXPAT'PAY
    266 2 LOCAL MEN MAY GET 'EXPAT' PAY Govt. Unions Told Subject Being Probed Standard Staff Reporter AN INDICATION that locally-recruited officers of the Singapore Government may be given family allowances on the lines of the "nonpensionable expatriation pay" granted m June this year to expatriate officers has been given to several
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    Rehearsing For The Rally
    168 2 SINGAPORE police threw a tight security rins round the padang yesterday morning as the Colony's youth went on parade m preparation for the mammoth youth rally on Oct. 11 highlight of this year's Education Week, planned m conjunction with the visit of the Duchess of Kent.
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    New School For Serangoon Area
    297 2 Standard Staff Reporter IHE STovvin£ need tor a Catholic hoys' school m ihe Upper Srrangoon area oi Singapore has readied smtk proportions that Key. Brother Louis Gonzaga, director of Holy Innocents Eagiisli Boys' School at the 7| mile, has decided to build another school to
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    Registrar's Post Is Confirmed
    46 2 Standard Staff Report*! on •> Regist ar of I I appoint- I ildei Mi B keri -?s c me sub- pen erar; HI 1 for the B [ge v. be apClass the r Ofl Salary Scl 2 a I $87Qx4( P.">ox I 200.
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    Patrons Of Atlap Dwellers Assn.
    95 2 Patrons Of Atlap Dwellers Assn. Da 3 Sk Ch tfi-loc* Tan. J of *.he ICa ayan A-v >■ ration. Da to C J. I Le *is itive C lai lor, i€ m d S ctrk m i: i A Hamid, .1 P.. C3ty C" W illor. ye agrof 1 to
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    Awards For CD Men Tomorrow
    48 2 THE formal presentation of certificates by the Commissioner fur Civil Defence. Colonel L. T. Firbanks. to successful students of the First Green Certificate (Rescue) Examination, will be held at Kolam Ayer Civil Defence School at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow. A tvm show will follow.
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    Lottery Fine
    27 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Chai Hong was fined $1,600 m the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday for assisting m the management of "Chee Fail". a public lottery.
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    27 2 photo. PART of the newly-built Singapore Esplanade Restaurant which is expected to be opened »o the public on Nov. 1. There are 22 staUs m all. Standard
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    RAJULA TO SAIL OCT. 13?
    98 2 THE British India Steam Navigation Company's Ra.iula will now most probably sail on Monday. Oct. 13. The vessel had to postpone sailing today as she required urgent repairs to certain sections of ;he rudder posts. A spokesman of Messrs. Islay Kerr and Company, local agents
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    Lim's Creditors To Meet Oct. 21
    61 2 THE first n\eet :ig of ere ktors at Lain Soo.Ban, sole proprietor ut Ban Hock. Pawnshop and Lim Shin Hong Go'dsmith, Singapore, will take plr.i'e ''"le Victoria Memorial Hail on Oct 21. at 10 a.m. Public examination 0! dim Soo Ban will be held
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    Nurses To Get Awards Today
    42 2 MISS F. N. Udell. Chief .\\.rs:;..g Officer to the Colonial Oflfoe. will present certificates and gold medals to nurses at a :ea party m the recreation room of Brebner House. General Hospital, Singapore, a; 4 p.m. today.
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    Chinese Films Lack World News
    190 2 —Homer Cheng Standard Staff Reporter CHINESE FILMS imported into Singapore do not include pictures of educational interest and Jack "news of the world" type?. Mr. Homer Che!:;: Assistant Film Censor m charge of Chinese riims re vealed yesterday. Mr. Cheng however, expressed the hope that
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    23 Men Help Blood Bank
    77 2 LAST week 12 men from 61 Coy. R.A.S.t' Aver Ra.iah Road, six mes from the Wireless Licence Department, Radio Malaya. Thomson Road, and rive Po icemen from Kandang Kerbau Police Station gave their blood. Balance i..m. Sepf 21 to Oct. 3 inclusive X O I
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    WHO WILL OCCUPY THESE STALLS? DECISION TODAY
    404 2 WHO WILL OCCUPY THESE STALLS? DECISION TODAY THE Esplanade Hawkers' SubCommittee of the Singapore City Council will decide at its meeting today who should occupy the 22 newlybuilt stalls of the Singapore Esplanade Restaurant from a total of 1,678 applicants. The basis of allocation of the stalls is not known
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      105 2 v iii* Toilet S'i«p". m out the natural radiain i«»n. aod U<j\. -kiu Simply *mtk fa AlKk^.-r-Ji^'^T.^^^" '-'^n ever t.< TOILET SOAF I =^i>- ■■*l£&' if/ .1 i.u.vnt'iiHt* n>trt*etf I VlHtl i '*«fV|'--4 LuxttrtfZj Lofesf —4^ n L nt v, -T^ lonnc! j^p Sea fcr /j I con d;tio.' t
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      59 2 f^w-r- ?^^^^^^W TM'BOSS SAID IF THIS FLORAL M *p.\"\ lAH HAS V TAKE TM QUICK.rI P O-' M 'W* < &S&M TRIBUTE WASKTT CAU.ED FOR ft (|||^nfe COME FO'J THAT TICKING WfeS V Si W FIFTEEN MINUTES T DUNK «< 1 m^SSitt? SOME <^ GETTf^'Oi MV »*ECAME T? T# :«iV
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    MALAYA PROMISED WHO AID
    289 3 To Get Medical Technical Help Under '54 Plan Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA will receive much medical technical assistance under the U. N. World Health Organization's 1954 programme planned for the Western Pacific Regional Division, said Dr. WJ. Vickers, Singapore Director of Medical Services, and leader of
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    34 3 TIIK Deputy Iliuh Coramissioner. Mr. I). Mate(lillivray, talking to a small Chinese boy carrying v lurtjc fish n«*t :»t Bukit Tinj;i;i New Village, Pahang. .Mr. MacGillivray had discussions with members of the village committee.
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    Clerks name body to approach Govt.
    199 3 KUALA LI MPI X, Sun.— A Wofking Committee (he I rderatinn of (iovernnient Administrative and I Hi! Stalls I 'nions has been appointed to consider M tMtitations t«> dovernment on several issues on i »l clerical sorvicc appointments. A special meeting ol the Exe
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    Mil C Seeks Vssurance From Govt.
    56 3 Mil C Seeks Vssurance From Govt. SLUMJ H i liiion ■•> ask H Sir i r. fy tl* policy en le at no I curb trade activienu rvanta las union ;tives. i t letter >•:• the I the B: ent Ad- > for t\ pn < stateging :i on rt
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    Mr.J. Enters As Ind. LAb.
    25 3 Mr. J. Enters As Ind. LAb. VTHAN, Singa- kt he the Sou Ward Ci*y ti :.s Inde.r U ithai irned Genera! CouncU r P .".omi-
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    Malay Regt. Casualties
    86 3 K1 FAI A LUMPUR, S Cas ilties >ccvi re i to the i wing sol liei il the 2nd Battalion, Malay Regiment, on Oct. during operations m aj i A. the civil power. The is ilties are: 3318 A Cpl. Omar bin Mai Sham, died .1. result
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    House As 1st Prize For K.L. Draw
    117 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— This year's efforts to collect funds m connection with welfare m Selangor have proved a big success and it is estimated i that last night's takings ai the I Carnival Fair m the Lucky World Park is better than previous
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    44 3 IN SINGAPORE on an "exploratory tour" of the market for Indian chemical and pharmaceutical products is Dr. B. N. Ghose, (above, with wife) managing director of the Bengal Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works Ltd. who arrived last weekend on the 8.1. steamer Sirdhana. Standard photo.
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    Krian Co-op Store
    54 3 KRIAN, Sun.— ln a simple ceremony the District Officer, Krian. Dato Stia Mud a Abdul- lah bin Noordin, formally de--1 dared the Krian and Banda Bahru Co-operative Stores Society Ltd. open. The stores i j opened its door for business as j soon as the opening ceremony
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    Inter-School Malay Debste
    138 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAY Youths 1 Literary Association, Singapore, will hold its first "Annual Inter-Schoo! Debate" which is open to students of English, Malay, Chinese, Indian, Arab and other schools. The series of debates will be conducted m Malay. No (late has yet been fixed for
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    4 Malayans Speak At M oral Talks
    194 3 FOUR Malayan recently addressed the Moral Re-Arma-meni World Assembly held at Caux-sur-Montreux m Switzerland. The representatives were Dato Haji Mohd. EusorT, Federal Legislative Councillor, Mr. C. R. Dasarath Raj, Singapore Legislative Councillor, Mr. Eric Wee, President of the Youth Council <>! Singapore, and
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    SC FAILED TO RETURN
    48 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— For absenting himself from duty 1 under circumstances which j showed that he had no intention ol returning, a 23-year-old Special Constable. Taib bin ll:i.ii Mohd. I vi. was sentenced m the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday to four months' rigorous imprisonment.
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    39 3 MR. AND MRS. K. L. Grant after their wedding at the Singapore Registry of Marriages on Saturday. Mr. Grant is a Press Officer attached to the Emergency Information Services, Kuala Lumpur. The bride is Marjorie Skilling from Chelsea, London.
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    Kuala Pilah Ban Eased
    144 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The 7 p.m. to t> a.m. house curfew imposed last March m the Kuala Pilah- Police District of Negri Sembilan will be relaxed from tomorrow. From the day until further notice the house curfew m the area included m the Kuala Pilah Town
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    Preview Of Gift Today
    109 3 a m ;r: ide of i painted bj Ft k i ■< be exhibite I il the ria i s ;ap lay il p in. consists of B pa which M I en I en b I cover ii ire of 60 ft. by 20 V
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    Power Cuts
    256 3 felNCa M'Oltl -nti-l ilioili I; •>l i<> load shedding todaj II V\ People's I'ark. \n»i»n IC«> < 1 I till -imhi Oil Mill <•it m Mi Oil N| ill I uitrd I nuiiit-ir- N.-I v\ork. United llngineers I'actory, |{i\«-r Valles Road. Killing 1 Road, on him Road. Devon
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      36 3 THIS IS fIUAJLONLY NASH HAS AIRFLYTE CONSTRUCTION See ALL 3 Great Series first mOOner "JUeaA. JlMthMtAAtiuin/L RECUNING SEAT ~MIIAA 3i' m pg. ~7LoaA~R£um&le/l •FOR JtAMBLEX STATESMAN AMIASSADOft IN THE WORLD'S MOST'MODERN CAR GEORGE LEE MOTORS LTD
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      56 3 i I^**C~<*\E SWORE SHE I IWELL./VT LE*STI I HEV,TH\S \IT SURE 15, I J ±^!^<y*?ffi&Ml^ AW| AT L^s^"^B I*3 UNE ON IWE CAN SEE I I THING'S 700R DIDN'T M^^N^mM T SEEM TO BE H >r^^\ ilTlt^2 t i? C ./n^rp'eni.Oy THE QUEEN OF I HOW SHE'S DOIM j I
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      233 3 %BgfoaS%3S#%^^ SINGAPORE I DIARY M\<. IPORE \OI 111 t S< II British C I M Lea lership it a coui^e Committee Pi oced ire \M < Hocicey VA C A ACS ai Y.M.CA. ground. Malay a:nl Com me real C isses s. Jit p !ti Judo. Body Build i and
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      563 3 1.50 i 1' m He I" M Tunei I n lf< I 14.1 Schooll B 1 m Prornme Suoinui i I J ick chesi i -v Anita Ellis; I J 145 Homi d the Rangi 1 Schooll B S ;> m Pi v. an :nr Summi an Island; 5.30 Cl
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      124 3 BUS SERVICE! •«l\(. IPOKI M I r I M'KI SH <IU \< II l»l l'\i:ilKl» i IRKIVALB: 1 4 v|\<. M'OKI hi II It X M'KI S* il»l I I -MM I I I I P VR M l£l AItKU \l 4 TIDES AND IIMES KINCiAPOIRI PI M \N«. I
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    Peking "Feoce" Meet
    723 4 |NE of the maji apons Soviet Russia and her been employing m their unrelenting f rts to O:: r. uni the v< rid is propaganda, and untunately for the freedom-loving peoples of the world, thdt weapon has a I ved startling results, believers oi Adolf Hitler's theory
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    The Asian-Arab bloc Is Getting Stronger
    1314 4  - The Asian- Arab bloc Is Getting Stronger ERNEST MAIN By HTHE Asian-Arab bloc of thirteen states, members of the United Nations Organisation, is vigorously developing its power and prestige as a pressure group. During the summer months they have been busy preparing their lobbies for the U.N. Assembly which meets
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  • We, the PEOPLE
    • Letter
      Housing Schemes
      294 4 Sir; —I beg to refer to the comments published under "Mugwumpery as before" m your issue of October 2, m reply r -> Old Dorai Well. I believe that the old man is n it so decrepit that he cannot see the job that is being done by
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      CONDITIONS IN GENTIKG LAKE
      175 4 Sir;—May I be avowed, through your columns, to invite the attention of the City Health Authorities to the present insanitary conditions of the Genting Lune area. I can hardly find words to express the deplorable conditions prevailing. At night a plague of mosquitoes invade the houses
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    • Letter
      Communalism — A Warning
      385 4 Communalism A Warning Sir: Communalism m Malaya will go from bad to worse, if men like "Malaywhip"' insist on closing the door of the Malayan Civil Service to non-Malays m this land. Because of his diehard communal outlook, "Malaywhip" is unable to visualize the rights and privileges of other communities
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    • Letter
      Playground Used As Stables
      123 4 Sir; With reference to my previous letter complaining that some milksellers used the S.I.T. land as stables for their milking cows and calves at Worcester Road near Cumberland Lane, they have now switched these animals to the Children's play-ground at Cumberland Lane. You can catch these
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 4 "--and from the look of things, ready to go through
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    Alex Josey Replies
    282 4 Sir;— l a 1 d< Lighted that '•RAW.'", m 3 ;:<:r publi sh< d m T Standard on Thursday, agrees with me thai paternalis 11 m industry is a bad tl He gives no reasons for his >wn belief, so I i nagine there is no quarrel
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    Shadow Of Famine Over Seven States
    270 4 INDIAN NEWSLETTER rvowx m the many puts of the ras State scar* tions m respect of r and and foodyi are reported. It look ;> for the second time (i the year Camine !> ■■''< atening these parts. The Government of Ifadi m a
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      80 4 1 lta BB an., n Dorit expect U> Look mil if you dorit $r«*>p u'C'W r ffiHOSE ured lines aad sjiinKli 1 may Indicate that you are; I getting sleep of the right kin. Your sleep should be natu:;'- < restful and restorative. It shou refresh body nerves and mind
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    US Capable Of Expanding Her Output
    118 5 US Capable Of Expanding Her Output U \MIIN«.TO.N Oct. 5 (tP)-l,efon,e Alohili/er 11... I..«irr report,,! today that the nu.hi! zati'fn .....mnir has reached a point where the United es must decUc U U wants still greater defence (r •to Pteidcnt Truman on the Tl aid expansion of Se iwoes m
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    Time Bomb Found
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    Red China, Mongolia Sign Pact
    127 5 HONGKONG, Oci 5 (Reu-teT-AAP>—China and Outer l >'■- erdi igned i in eai n< at an t■■ mic and eultui p i ation Uae Camm m M New C i Newi A-cn n p I ay. 1 m ■grcuiieni ol two p.- ides that it
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    Taj Mahal Is Being Repaired
    65 5 A :F{ Oct. 5, (AP)— The T;ij .Mahal, fodia'a 320-yi r- architeel al is being i d. 1 Is anno that the pent t.719 on spJU pil i rain- d repair v. ork I not end until 1. >.">4. E t Shah Jehan I Vfahal
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    Dit4 In Cra-h
    30 5 Dit 4 In Cra-h I >yhound ted lader truck on a Pennsylvania Turnpike oil S I I I killing four of its 16 passengand inj rina leu oth rs.— Reuter
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    Java Estate Raid
    25 5 TWI armed bandits :ed Tjiamber Estate on Puntjak Pass betweei Jakarta g ))o'ice Five policemen killed m th e 3-hotu en- Reuter
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    Chi-holm Honoured
    49 5 DR BR< X CHISHOLM. a the I Health Organisation'j Director Gem c« > a L sleet award for his work n "uniting t ie n of the 1 a j m to attain the highest levei of public health f' J i' all Iheii pc >ple Re iter
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    Josef Stalin Will Remain The Leader
    190 5 MOSCOW. Oct. 5 (I P)-~ Premier Josef Stalin will remain "vozhd"— the Russian word for leader regardless of changes m the Communist Party setup at the 19th Party Congress opening today. St.'.; in was expected generally to be elected President of the proposed Presidium,
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    UK-US Pioneer Cheap A-Power
    212 5 GENEVA, Oct. 5 (Heuter)- Britain and America arc pioneering atomic energy research aimed at producing: electric power as cheaply as if produced from coal costing only 3!d. a ton. This was revealed here today by the United Nations Economic- Commission oi' i Europe m a report
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    Big Head-But Little Sense
    85 5 LONDON. Oct. 5 (Renter) Three-year-old Graham Coppea struck his head between iron railings outside a London bank today and dared his twin brother to follow Miit. Peter took up the challenge. Graham withdrew his head. Petti couldn't. His head was wedded ti«htl\ beIween the rails. Police,
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    CHEMOR TOWN SCREENED
    51 5 IPOII. Sun. Chemor Town, about ten miles away from Ipoh, was screened by police and military From 2 to fi this morning. Bttore than \w took part m the screening operation which v described as "quite a succi 1* is understood thai several persons were detained for
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    $1 M. UK Textiles For Red China
    66 5 $1 M. UK Textiles For Red China BIRKENHEAD Oct. 5. (Reuter).- Trie 4.KUO-ton cargo ship Autolycus, left here last night with the tirv t shipment of textiles to be sent to China under agreements signed .it the recent Mosv trade talks. r w> cargo, worth over £1.000,009 sterling including 430,800
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    Rice Shipping Board Planned By Thailand
    95 5 BANGKOK, Oct. 5, (AFP) —The Thai Government is planning establishment of a Rice Shipping- Board under which only Thai companies will be allowed to handle the transport of export rice from Bangkok to the seaport of Sichang Island for shipping. It was reported that
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    Yokota Review
    29 5 TOKYO, Oct 5 (UP) Brig.-O V.': P. Fisher took ij. i the Fur East Air Force's Bomber Command at review ceremonies yesterday at Yofcota air force base.
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    Britain Saved In Mock War
    188 5 LONDON. Oct. 5, (Reuter). Attacking planes of the United Slates and several other nations were sent reeling back yesterday m the opening phase of Britain's biggest mock air war. They launched simultaneous raids on London and other key cities m an attempt to swamp the
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    THE MOULANA SEES MALAN
    30 5 THE Moslem "Peare Ambassador," philosopher and theologian. Moulana Abdul Aleem Siddique Alquaderi, had a meeting with South Afr can Primp Minister Daniel Malan on Friday.— AFP
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    U.S. PROTESTS TO MOSCOW
    351 5 Reprisals Over Kennan Ouster Are Considered WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (AP)— The Stotc Department yesterday drafted a sharp protest to Moscow against the ouster of U.S. Ambassador George F. Kennan. Authorities said it remains undecided whethei to hit back by ezpeHuig the newly-arrived 5..-. Ambassador, [ndications were
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    48 5 photo. servicemen a other passersby look on as workmen redecorate the Koyal Coats of Arms on the centre gateway of Buckingham Palace last week. 22-carat gold leaf is being used for the regilding. The decorations of all the palace gates will be refurbished in the same way.- A.P.
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    Smuggler Arrested
    108 5 TOKYO, Oct. 5 (UP)— Police have arrested a 29-year-old Chinese businessman on suspi< ion of smuggling m narcotics, streptomycin and women's wrist watches and remitting profits of "several j hundred million yen" convert|ed into dollars to Hongkong. Kyodo News Agency said i the arrest was made after investigation
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    USSR May Protect Iran's Interests If...
    179 5 TEHERAN, Oct. 5 (Reuter —Iranian newspapers forecast that either the Soviet Union, India or Pakistan will be asked to look after Iran's interest m Britain m case of an outright break m diplomatic relations. The newspapers, referring i to the Premier's Sept. 1(J threat
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    UK Bomb Of Conventional Type Tested
    152 5 UK Bomb Of Conventional Type Tested AMSTERDAM, Oct 5, (Rcuten Sv. atomic scientist Paul Scherrer said yesterday he was "absolutely certain" Britain te U I a conventional [Plutonium bomb m Friday's I explosion ofl the Australian coast. Scheprer, President of the European Council for atomic research meeting here, said lie
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    64 5 NEW YORK, Oct. 5 <AP)- The Western Union Telegraph Company has announced a n w service I industry called m!- trafax which transmits intra- company communications m picj ture form at high speed. A branch bank, tor instance. I could quickly transmit a Cacsij mile o< :i
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    LESS INTEREST IN SHARES Industrials Were A Quiet Market
    338 6 LESS INTEREST IN SHARES Industrials Were A Quiet Market B<- A Market Correspondent SHAKE MARKETS attracted less interest than was their wont last week, while the Singapore public shunned things mundane to welcome our gracious Koyal guests. In somewhat reduced volume a wide list of industrials were placed on a
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    Company Reports
    411 6 Fraser A Neave Ltd: Repo I for year c ided June 30 is yei an >t iei ot ;iie prog essivelj impi >viflg documents which the fortunate shareholders have coma to expect >m this efficiently conducted company. Sales constituted an al!--l.me record and profit, afer providing for preference
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    239 6 Business Done Industrials: Consolidated Tin Smelter Ord 20/6, Federal Dispensary $1.67 i. Fraser Neave $4.15 to $3.95 c.d., cb. c b i.. Gammon S'J.tio. Hammer $235 to SL' 4i». Malayan Cement $I.o<i and $1 10, MlcAlister $40.00. Singapore C'jld Storage $4.65. Straits Steamship Sl!> Straits Times $4 15. Straits Trading
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      409 6 EAST ASIATIC LINE SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA Ik COKTIV "LAI.ANIUA" for Bangkok Hi ITo, t "MACMIALA* for i -ASIA" for Bangkok Saifcia Manila. Kobe, ¥okohami S/SBm MN«i id FROM JAPAN H()N(,K<)\(, "BIN'IANG' (bt BsncK.-k ?<, »M> r| SAILINGS IO CONTL^M S( A \,»|N UM For Colombo Aden Port Said Genoa *nl«eri
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    LATE GOAL SAVES ENGLAND
    379 7 Ireland Dominated Game In 2-2 Draw BELFAST, Oct. 4 (Reuter)— A goal three minutes from the end enabled England to draw 2-2 at Windsor Park here today with an Irish soccer team who had looked likely to score their first victory over England m 25 years.
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    GOLF Here's How
    225 7  -  Slammin Sam Snead fsd,fcnsdkcf P-X-t sj- .wv-' v.* '.V.-. j>A'- -,s>*■■''■■ AN uphill shot worries ma ml gloves but like all other shoti you encounter on ifie juirway, there is a way to make it. In every unusual slwt you have to make some adjustment some departure
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    No Contest Verdict On Bloody Bout
    263 7 A LARGE crowd saw King Kong and Empire champion Bert Assirati wrestle to a standstill m their return i match at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday. It was i an action-packed fight for five I rounds at the end of which I the
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    Duke Says He's Not Ben Hogan
    113 7 SANDWICH, Eng., On. 5 (AP>.— -The Duke of Windsor made a rate appearance m an English golf tournament today. A keen golfer with a handicap oi 16, he scored 97 for the 18--holes of the .Sandwich Corporation Cup far down the field of 98
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    Britain Beats France 8-5
    168 7 LONDON. Oct. 4 (Reuter).— The International Lawn Tennis Club vl Britain, winning five of today's seven matches, beat the International Club of France by eight matches to five m their two-day annual tournament at the Queens Club here. Jean Borotra, idol of Queens Club since he
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    FIJIANS DO IT AGAIN
    168 7 MALACCA, Sun.— The powers packing Fijians overran Malacca's rugger XV by 67 n lints to nil (1 1 goals and fo ir tries) on a rain-sodden pitch at Hillir Park yester1. Fijians got to work quickly a id their captain Radrodro touchc 1 down In Malacca
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    48 7 jghfthfghf I Kirns sets Empire champion Brrt Assirati into a tight sput m their retam m.ti< h he iiappy World Stadium on Suturdav Staadiag with a w ttrhful rye on M\r 1 ,;irian is referee L. Kovach who is warnini; Kin^ Komt not to choke I. rt Standard
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    Arsenal Score Decisive 3-1 Win Over Blackpool
    704 7 LONDON, Oct. 5 (Reuter)— Blackpt^l. with the skill and crafl displayed bj their star forward line, are rapidly becoming one §f \jkt bi i <; \\d dniwteg teams m the English football leagues this scao— This mat m In cvid MX yts~ terday
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    BRITAIN TRIUMPHS IN RUGGER TEST
    180 7 HEADINGLEY, Leeds, Oct. 5 (Reuter)— Great Britain scored an easy victory over Australia m the first Rugby League test here yesterday winning by 19 points (three tries, five goals) to six (three goals). The British team was clearly superior particularly m the forward, where they
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    UK Rugby Results
    58 7 UK Rugby Results Rl MON GH 1 D 1 London I I < i I 1 1 1 1 i J» I I M <> 'A V. lfl ".'>• 0 I G H 8. 24, Aberi I il U, I fun G I ii 'I t- f i v G
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      1255 7 NOIIChS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SCHEMES OF SERVICE IN THE COLONY OF SINGAPORE HIGIItR SERVICES H Ap i?- ir a4ions for entr y ir j^--no Higner Servicci m 1953 ante tne Genera! Provisions m Chapter One i the Schemes w Service, Highei Services. ura now invite I The Cornpetithrt Examinagons for Pr-t
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      96 7 NOTICES RAJULA Tin s.iii v ol tin Rajah ■rhtduled for M'in(!..\ t.ih Ortober, da> l»eon indefinite!] postpom (1 'ih ri« |o nguN> tr<l.ihir. l';ivs*-nri p|« „.#> rommunirate with Islas herr A On ltd I' U i> IF NDEI NOTICK II !;<• < C El PvV i s I r, up
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    TUILOH STILL TOPS THE LIST Rain Sodden Track Suited Vase Winner
    1264 8  - TUILOH STILL TOPS THE LIST Rain Sodden Track Suited Vase Winner WINDSOR LAD By IN THE most thrilling finish of the Gold Vase series. Sporting Gesture, a five-yeor-old brown English gelding by Colorado Kid out of Tinker's Cuss, owned by Dato E.E.C. Thuraisingham, annexed the coveted Gold Vase, the richest
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    59 8 I Ls i< the Frisbj Cap which will be competed tor thr first t me this cwMiini; by Secondary s« hools at the tii Annu.il Athletic mo t oi the (..in Eat Se School. The (up presented by the Pnrnt Teaehei Issoeiat;on has bren ninvd after Mi A \V. Frisby,
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    Cricketer Dies
    20 8 '\'G. O 5 (AP>— 1 21, colI tied while batting i game oi H >ngr t et league
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    48 8 Photo. Lon bin Mohamed Noor Sinsapore's Olympic weighthiter receives the Muslim "sportsman of the year" trophy from the Singapore Governor Mr. J. F. Nicoll at the Muslim New Year Sports held at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterdiv Mr S. G. Mohamed Ghows is beside th e Governor. Standard
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    PCRC Win Shield In Soccer Upset
    396 8 PCRC Win Shield In Soccer Upset IPOII, Sun. Storing the winning goal six minutes before the end, the Perak Chinese Recreation Club caused the biggest upset of the season when they beat the Ramblers Sports Club by one goal to nil m the final of the PCFF knock out soccer
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    Records Fall At Muslim Sports
    640 8 EIGHT records were shattered at the seventh annual Muslim New Year Sports held at the Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The Governor, Mr. J. F. Nieoll attended the meet and later gave away the prizes. Qngku Ibrahim bin Abdullah won the "A" Division championship trophy. Mohamed
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    Jenkins Wins 'Pinlair Cup Bicycle Race
    116 8 Jenkins Wins 'Pinlair Cup Bicycle Race RAYMOND Jenkins. a 20- year-old cycling sprint star from the Changi Cycling Club, won a thrilling 125 lap (20 miles) race to receive a handsome trophy presented by the Planet "Pintail" Bicycle Co, Ltd. .Jenkins won the race by one lap from Ronald Padw
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    SINGAPORE GUN CLUB RESULTS
    77 8 Results of the Singapore Gun Club's first Sunday monthly competition held yesterday were: Match One: (Five high birds) 1. Mr. Lav Peng Choon with 40 points out of a possible 50. 2. Mr. Lim Kheng Hock 35 pts. Match Two: (Five birds double rise Handicap) 1.
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      203 8 jj* Daily 3 Snows: JO, J2-45 v RAD men I NIGHTLY ON STAGE TSTsT] m "A CAVALCADE OF MYSTERY' j Free List rfii'Jl |l| Su NEXT CHANCi;: MISTRESS OF THE V/BST'S STRANGEST HIDiC ,<A MARLENE DIETRICH fl| i ARTHUR KENNEDY S. J MEL FERRER I Jig »>rr^ ijf ■■j^f c,
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      41 8 SINGAPORE HOCKEY: Div. IB SRC v REME at SRC Lmiff Wanderers V CSC at CSC. SPORTS: Can Eng Seng Sciiool Sports ai GES 3 p.m. RUGBY: SAOBA v SCC "B at SCC. SOCCER: SHBI A Cup Jacks v Pulan Bukom at
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      11 1 VOL. I NO. 22 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1952. 4 PAGES FREI
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      MODERN COMPOSERS, ARTISTS CATER TO CHILDREN'S NEEDS
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      736 1 Choice Of A Profession 2 'THE minimum qualifKa- tions for admission to a University m various parts ol the world differ: but all Universities within the Commonwealth have the same minimum entrance qualification which is a Matriculation Certificate. A holder of the Senior Cambridge Certificate with the requisite Credits can
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      414 1 11ONOLILL Abiut the time the thirteen Aim* rican colonies won their independence. a power! ul king arose m the Hawaiian Islands a Napoleon of the Pacific, a dusky Alexander. He operated huge fleets of hundreds of war casttes, sent into battle armies
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      In my heart there's always room for one girl more'
      1004 2  - In my heart there's always room for one girl more' YOU could say that thii lung gives the typical Id-fashioned view of falling m love. The Jcwi>h king Solomon, three thousand years ago, had i b odred ives and 1 c hundred concuSome people admire or < this amori achievement,
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      340 2  - BEST SCHOOL TEAM IN STORE r J^UE best swimming tram among Singapore schools this year is undoubtedly the relay team of the AngloChinese School who have been undefeated this acqiiatic season. The four swimmers m the team are Lav Boung Hoc, Chiam See Tong, Tan Song Koon and Liok Yew
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        82 2 jf#OII ntuny tintvs *-*»i* tttiin S*M m /«••#»> M rvntvmhvr ttlu'it i tru.% a bntf /i«w riittf #f v«/i// with thy r/i»r«v:-» 'One girl very nice; Two girls paradise; Three girls I adore But I worship four. Five girls— going strong; Now, girls, come along— I iff VO c ob
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