Singapore Standard, 3 September 1953

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    15 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Vol. i\. No, 63 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1953. TtfTTVE PACES 10 CENTS.
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    BUSINESS TAX IS AMENDED
    82 1 J hollowing upon continued protest J from the Chinee* Ckmmkms of »mI > merre against what they frit lo hr a J very unfair husiness registration tax. J J the federal Legislative t ounvil yes- terday fixed a new maximum tax. 7 he largest tax lettable
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    Templer Sees The Speaker Take Office
    624 1 Templer Sees The Speaker Take Office KUALA Ll MPI R, Wed.-The Federal Legislative Council's first Speaker, Dato Setia Wanna, Mahmud biti Mat, was installed today m a short, simple but impressive ceremony. Speaking at the installation, the High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer pointed out that this was tangible evidence
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    Momentous Day
    25 1 Dato Mahmud bin Mat was escorted by thc (Jerk of thc Council. Kaja Ayoub. o n hi> arrival at the Legislative Council yesterday.
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    Council Fixes A $300 Maximum
    1112 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The F c d c r a I Legislative Council today accepted an amendment proposed by the Financial Secretary, Mr. E. Himsworth, fixing the maximum tax leviable on a business m an urban area at $300 per year and $75 per year
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    CINEMA TICKETS WILL BE DEARER
    263 1 xi Ll MPUR, Wed I deral legislative todaj decided to •■the tint> «m cinemas ..tli' i cnt« rtainments j ibis ear. on the introduc--13, with a nendn Dato Tengku to the mber, Foui supfoi abour i c. It mothrough Mr. and mend the rates of
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    300 Allied Po Ws Released By Reds
    15 1 SC 2 nmunisi prison:,r.<i 200 Two Ameria re
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    Officer Jailed In Trust Case
    111 1 Standard Staff Correspondent JPOH. Tues.— Police Inspector Abdul Ra/ak bin Abdul Rahman, with 13 years service m the Force, was today sentenced to two and a ha f years rigorous imprisonment tor criminal breach of tru-t ot $7,743.20 and $3.384 21* worth of canteen coupons.
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    MADRAS SAYS NO
    31 1 THF. Madras Government hai refused to lend the Britishowned Madras Electric Tramways Company 108.000 rupees to enable it to resume city tram services suspended since April 12. Reuter
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    STEP FORWARD
    68 1 SCENE at yesterday's installation of the Federation's first Speaker which \va s presided over by (i<*neral Sir (ierald Templer. Mr. Speaker, Dato Setia Waagsa Mahmud bin Mat. m robes and full bottomed wig (extreme end of the front bench) listens attentively to his instrument of appointment which is
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    20 1 *'This is nothing! You ought to stay m some time and see how he behaves .when you're out!"
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    OVER 19 IN A LOST PLANE
    73 1 SEATTLE, Washington. Sept. 2. (UP).— A DC-3 wiih at least 19 servicemen and sn undetermined number of crewmen aboard was believed down m western Washington today and search planes were poised to hunt for the missing airliner. The air force at first said 21
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    APPEAL FOR AID
    21 1 GREECE is to appeal for aid m lhe rehabilitation Of the lonian islands hit by earthquake recently Reuter
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    NEW RESIDENT
    13 1 PIERRE Boizard has been anpointed French Resident Oeneral m Tunis'a. AFP
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    SENT SPARES OUT-CHARGE
    51 1 PENANO. Wed. On? Chin Woo: (44). of.' ~*g* '-von Stseel was phar^*^ sion^ Court ti)(ii/: ;y Vv. I!y exporting $20tT^/ motor vehicle any r» mr ne, om V it- m vie* One rlaUvH (\\e higfa was postponed t 0 ar e_t rnak hai! of $200,001 waj Mr.
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    CABINET MEN SEE CHURCHILL
    49 1 LONDON. Sep. (UP).— Two more top Cai nis'ers dined with Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill to- to continue what informources said were cons >ns oi 'ung his Conservative government. Chanr*ellor of the Exchequer. B A. Butler, ano Cant. Harry Crookshank were invited down to Chequers.
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    SUEZ ZONE AGREEMENT HOPES FADE
    96 1 CAIRO, Sept 2 (AFP).— Egyptian Minister for Nat,onal Ou id ance Major Salah Salem said heie today that there wai ho hop- tbat Bri|oja would fcc^t tlie Egyp? tian demands for the evacuation of the Suez Canal Zone. Addressing a meeting of liberation govenunent leaders
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    LADIES! THE SKIRTS STAY DOWN
    89 1 LONDON. Sept 2: (Reuter) A spokesman for Mr. Norman nartnell, the Queen*! dressmaker, said yesterday that the tirm did nut intend to compete with Mi e short hemline oi If. Christian Dior **Our s^uts are the length which fits the n lie said emphatically. Mr.
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    valty Holidays Danish Island
    48 1 COPENHAGEN 2 (AFP) King Fre leri< k i I l) nark and Gustav vi ol S inied by Queen Ingrid. a jhter of J I on the Danish it a Bornholm this mor. ung on board the B>j i Danish acht, j Dannebr rg
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    SPECIAL STAMPS
    24 1 A special postage sta will be Issued to commemoi the Queen's stay In Jamaica ti i m November 25 to 27. Reuter
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    Plane Smash On Alps
    227 1 Maestro Dies BARCELLONETTE, France, Sept. 2.— M. Jacques Thibaud, 72. the foremost French violinist. wa s anions 42 people killed when an Air France airliner on its way from Paris to Saigon crashed late last night and burst into flames on a 10.700-foot peak m the
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    OIL NEW IRAN BID REPORTED
    65 1 TEHERAN. Scot. 1 (AP) An authoritative source .-.aid today [ran wants the U.S. to Intervene m Uie British-Ira-nian oil dispute witii new proposals aimed at a quick settlement. The informant told newsmen any U.S. proposals will ba welcome it they arc able to bring Britain
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    2 CLUNG TO WRECKED JUNK
    65 1 ALOR STAR. lues.— Two of thiee crewmen of a junk, (which .-ank during a itorm two mile* otr Kuaia Kyesterday afternoon, rescued afte< spending an afternoon and a nigbt clinging to the hatch ami tail post of th sunken cci The third man vanished during
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    Claude Will Star In Horror Film
    49 1 BURBANK. California, Sept. Is (Reuter) French film itai Claude Dauphin will star with Karl Maiden m a new three .dimensional colour film "The Phantom Ape" based on Edgai I Allan Poe's "Murders m lhe I Rue Moi gue" Warnei Brothers] studio announced bera.
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    THIEF GOT $46
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    Concert Party To Tour RAF Units
    110 2 n'CERT party of < Mirers, men and women of i Ka I Mr Force, will tour Service units m the i :.i for the third year m succession. R.A.F fel it tour of Navy of two o.'licc i omen and n units on I
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    53 2 I Si) les aho will (axe part m Oriental jl light" to Lr the Singapore Koi.ir\ Club on ti the Happy World Stadium m air! of the I l,rpros> Kel t I u :»<l Ibovec the I:!,> po "Tinkling ,1 B'i nb i Dinn iad Burmese dance by i t*
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    Protest Against Levy Collection
    38 2 k BAHRU, Wed. five rayaats ol Oi i rah igat have the unfair ting zal more than the n v Majlis Tuan Han Isahak Moftl the ous officer said be would ""k into itter.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    119 2 COMMODITY PRICES C I OS I N Ci rubber prices (cents per Ib) m Singapore resterday Tooe: Stead] quiet. MN PKICE lhe price ot tin \esterday was $310« jx-r picul lp 111. LONDON llt BBER No I K.SS Settlement IJoior i>rms Wednesdays open ing prices per lb were: I.UNIIO.N lIN
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 2 HONGKOXG, Sept 2. Spe Standai S< .".ieo c pri'-t the Hongkong Fx change tori -88 Jo £1 ing IS 1 dohar: -l 82. to M Sl: 05 to one Indonesian Rapping Gold 25 to om
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    METER STOLEN
    24 2 A WATER mi ter valued at $30 wa s stolen from the \urHoste] i»- the Singapore General Hospital o n Tuesday morning.
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    Adulterated Hooch Found In A Raid
    169 2 1 Beer Sc Whisky In Latrine WHEN Police, broke into a latrine behind a liquor shop m Keong: Siak Koad, Singapore one night, they found the proprietor and his assistant adulterating hundreds of bottles of liquor and pasting counterfeit labels, A. S.P. Mr. J.
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      17 2 ff f n^ tab ets _I__9_H_H_K H Sole Exporter i^tSK m^e^ mmmmm W^ mm I I _^_1
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    S'pore To Relay Queen's Message
    77 3 S'pore To Relay Queen's Message Standard staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S importla i link m the Commonwealth will be emphasised when the Queen's istmas Message is broadcast from New Zealand. It will be heard by the Commonwealth peoples through t Im* relay service m the Colony. vill be m New end of
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    STOLE $2,007
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    28 3 Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson. C in-C. FEAF presenting Mr. Koh Piah Kee, Storekeeper Grade 1 employed at R.A.F. Maintenance Base. Seletar with a Testimonial for Cood Service.
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    ICFTU Men Due Soon
    29 3 Intern aI rive m 8 on I ed by Kai executive of the D' '.B lr.i _•> Union pecially Karl Kua la w i 1 1
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    Stripes Row For Colony Secretary
    103 3 SINGAPORE'S 500 uniformed postmen wiil appeal to the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode, not to add any red stripes to their new uniforms. V______.__.t____.__.__J Yesterday, representatives of the Post and Telegraph Uniform.- i Stall Union met the Government's Uniforms Committee m an attempt
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    More Funds From City's Vehicles
    142 3 More Funds From City's Vehicles A MODEST increase m re- Irom this year's revised ited by the oi Veh 'menf m 1954 The draft budget of the Department which will be preI for '-i iideration by Vehicles and Traffic Com>i the Singapore City •il today estimates the il st 104,000
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    IATA MEETS NEXT TUESDAY
    50 3 THF. 15th meeting of the agen ot the Intel I r Transport open m SingaSept. 8. r Ur India Intei B P"> BO V ruda Inm KLM. Mallys, North "1 ATIANTAS. SAS TEAL, v V. and i H BOAC Mi V A i m S tee.
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    School Costs Up In 1952
    96 3 THE Sing lore R imakrishna Mission's annual report for 1952 records m excess oi expenditure over income i I $1,991.64 m the running ol its schools. The report that the enrolment m the Vivekananda Boys' School was 127, m the Saradamani Girls' School 144. m
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    McNeice Heads Loan Society
    95 3 MH T. P. F. McNEICE, the City Council President, uas elected presi lent of the Singapore Clitv Council Employees' Co-operative Thrift and Loan •ry, at its 24th annua! general meeting yesterday. The fol 'owing are the other offlre bearers: Messrs. J. C. A pinall, W. I.
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    Schoolboy Discharged
    73 3 THE l3*>year-old ichoolboy who was last week tentatively charged with the murder of a jaga. Ram Singh s > Bachan Singh had the charge against him withdrawn on the instructions of the Deputy PublicProsecutor. He was told this when he ■■as brought before the Singapore Fifth Poli v
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    A SMOKE COST HIM $1
    73 3 DACT KHADFR. a mem of the crew of RF A I R sa ie was Rne i $1 m the ipore Fifth Police C irday t ir sm iking a ciyj.- while on b i the ship loaded wi'h ammunition. By this i the pro^e
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    69 3 photo. JOURNALIST DAY was celebrated In Singapore on Tuesday night by the editorial staff of the Sin Chew Jit Poh. .sister paper of the Singapore Standard at a dinner held at the Tai Tong Kestaurant at the New World Amusement Park. Among those present were Mr. Aw Ikow, Mr. Aw
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    Raj Seeks Vote Bar On Councillors
    152 3 Raj Seeks Vote Bar On Councillors MR. C. R. DAS AR AT HA Raj. will move an amendment to the Labour Party', C >nstitution at the Party Conference on Sunday that will bar City and Legislative Councillors from voting at General Council meetings. At the same time he will seek
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    SHE FELL FROM A MOVING BUS
    72 3 THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion of yesterday's inquiry into the death of a woman. Ng Soh Khim (28), who fell from i bus m Aug. I, at Tiong Bahru R near the junction
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    He Will 'Sell' Our Story To Britons
    151 3 He Will 'Sell' Our Story To Britons MR. JOHN BATTEN, thc man who is going to England to w selP the of Malaya t) the English public, left Singapore on th Canton ye his new at l Inl to 1 the i all this "In Britain." he c I, here
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    Sennett Tells Court Of Land Values
    516 3 Big Increase In Cost Since 1947 CONCLUDING his evidence yesterday before Mr. Justice Buttrose m the Singapore High Court m the appeal against Government acquisition of a large area of land at Bukit Batok. M. Maurice Demets. manager of the Credit Foncier D Extreme
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    27 3 photo. THIS ear ran into a small ditch m Mackenxie Road m Singapore late on Tuesday night but neither the driver n'»r the passengers were injured. Standard
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    Vacancies In Income Tax Dept.
    84 3 TIIF.RE are some vacancies Part I m the Inrome Tax Department Singapore Mr. W. H. Tudor, the Comptroller told The Standard yesterday. These jobs carrying a minimum basic pay of $•>•».» rising to SKOO are open to candidates who a re success ful m the
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    Rain Remedies Water Shortage
    43 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed Ram over the weekend averted a serious water shortage here as the reserves at Bukit Panchor wore running low. The authorities were prepared to ration arater if the lh >rt 14.. was not remedied by rainfall.
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    'Mechanised Craft Will Aid Fishermen'
    131 3 THK low productive capacity <>f the fishing industry m Singapore can be remedied by mechanising the island's fishing fleet, said Mr. T. YV. Burdon. director of the Fisheries Department, betore he sailed for home on leave m the Canton yesterday. Mr. B;;r I m, with
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    Y.W.C.A. FLAG DAY
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    KLANG ENCORE
    20 3 THE Klang Club have ari inged i )i' a repeat perforI mance on Saturday of "The Prancing Yeara**.
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    2 Charged With Armed Robbery
    76 3 TWO men, Tan Fe Ch n and Toh Ah Leong, were tentatively charged before I i Singapore I if th Police C Magistrate Mr. D. H. Chapman, with armed robbery. They were alleged to have robbed the occupants of a house m Kampong Lima at
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    Jail Term For Opium Offence
    89 3 CHENf, AH KHENG. a woman. an i Lim Ah P>n were jrettei liv I '(it to prison by tha Singapore Seventh Police Court Magistrate, Mr T. Kulaaekai un, i>t pi epei ing opium. The court was told that Chen and I.im tried to H iki
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    Paglar Query On Colonial Regulation
    127 3 rHE S nked at hy a h > h i mitted no I Ing but at temp to iin justice through the pi li inne > i. now tion under tha Colonial Regulations with i> tsaibility of facing fon ad rvtirtmenl irith Mf chai fa
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    Man Cleared Of Cheating Charge
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    Headman Gets 3 Mths Jail
    74 4 Headman Gets 3 Mths Jail Used Office W.oney JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. ii bin I hak. penghulu of mvicted m tl Court, Mersing, on ntenced I '■nt for breach of sion 11 d that ori .Tidy ted with Dist t Ofl of and He ga S I I p.iv the ie
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    Blotto Is Missing
    25 4 BLOT TO ading dalmal m England today, was reported a 1 1 Hi ome people m her iy man aid poi ic<
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    AW AWAITS GOVT. LAND TO BUILD ORPHANAGE
    140 4 Ml* BOON HAW'S proposed home for the aged uxi m orphanage for «irl s in Ngauchiwan. Kowloon. has not materialised vei because the Hongkong Government still has noi granted ih land upon which tlie buildings ;«rc to stand. Appli a nd uas to
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    She Flats In The Air
    57 4 Julie appears to he floatin« on air as th<> great illusionist. Virgil, fools thousands including the letis of The Standard a mci anian. A sleel hoop was passed over and undi i the girl. Virgil appears nij;hlJv at the Majestic Theatre and thousands saw ins
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    THIRSTY THIEF
    12 4 V FIVE of I :i a lin Lane on l
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    He Kept Private 'Eye' On Wife, Court Told
    197 4 A SINGAPORE City Council cleric, Soon Kirn Siong, told the Sixth Police Court yesterday that when he objected to his wife going out with a detective she threatd him with: I. Assault, say ins; that siuuould get a gaag to kill him:
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    Pine Workers Reinstated
    113 4 TWENTY li i.i- I pany i I from t< i Th ir. 1 K<>k. Nt of 1 ated ipple Union who said thai i which ie dism is •v irkers' lucti i by iii c offi ial negotiator, .Mr Peter M W Th 'i m a r
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    Big Gale Sinks 2 Lighters
    87 4 Big Gale Sinks 2 Lighters Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Wed. Flour and copra, valued at over $50,000 were severely damaged when j two lighters, lying alongside each other m Penang Harbour, collided and sank during a v gale which occurred m j hours of tliis morning. One f >f the
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    NEW HEADMASTER
    24 4 INCHE Syed Ibrahim bin Ja afai ha.s been tra,-. from Johore Bahru to X tta ringgj bs headmaster of the Malay School
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    7 More Terrorists 'Bagged' In Federation
    106 4 Gurkhas Accour For 5 Reds Killed KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Seven Communist terrorists hove been killed ond other wounded by security forces m thc Feelertion. A British soldier has been wounded m action against thc terrorists. Two terror! I were killed an I Miothci by
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    Factories Close 3,000 Jobless
    239 4 Kelantan Unemployment KOTA BHARU, Wed- Kelantan, where 40 batek factories employing 3,000 workers have closed down is lacing unemployment problems. Largely responsible for the situation is the fall m the prices of rubber and tin. Mr. J. Bruce. Kelantan s Assistant Commissioner of Labour at Kuala
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    Misguided Woman Gets 1-yr Jail Term
    232 4 Misguided Woman Gets 1-yr Jail Term PENANG, Wed. When a mixed Police patrol discov- j ered a bandit camp at Paya Terubong Hill on .May 18. a hand grenade was flung at their party In the followup operations, Securit. forces found a wounded woman lying m the blukar around the
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    3 Condemned Houses To Be Pulled Down
    188 4 PEOPLE living m three small houses m Rangoon Road, which had been condemned ag unlit for human habitation, were alarmed yesterday afternoon when thc> felt their houses shaking violently. They rushed out to see n demolishing gang at work. The men had come
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    Wild Boar Bites Man
    85 4 KLANG, Wed Kanniappan. a rubber estate tapper on Sealeld Kstate. Put-hong. has been admitted to the KJaag district hospital with serious wounds inflicted by a wild boar. Kanniappan vi s bitten on both hands, gated badly m the stomach and on one of his thighs when
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    ADVISERS FOR JOHORE GOVT
    48 4 .TOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Si tirm whieJi is adIhe Singapore Govern* menl on Organisation and Meth engaged by Johore Government fo ar purpose. Investigations will begin I it is expei '..rtments I Will he the S ■he Medical Dep the Town Council nnd PWD.
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    Insanity Verdict In Assault Case
    122 4 MALACCA, Wei.— A .Malacca Aaatac i«n *"<■•»> unanimously tound a former ruhher estate conductor Kassim Tahir. guiity hut insane, on a charge ot causing i!ievious hurt lo I Jasin rubber estate contractor Wong Quek Kone trom Ka l ie jury 1 Kassim .1 ol s
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    120 mines closed in March
    83 4 120 mines closed in March Standard Stall orr<s| omlcnt KUALA LUMPUR Wed. s the end M 12<) tin mines iti the Federation havi i down Dato Nik Kami] ber toe Land, Communication* i n t h I l toil. But. he added the period H nh i lines i He
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    HOT TODDY
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    65 4 Stondord London Correspondent. LONDON Sept. 2 The following o, c the closing prices of rubber ond tin on thc London morket: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Oef/n \Z,i Spot £625 P« '<>" »>«yOct./ Dec. 19id. en, £627 sellers. Jon./Mor. 9,d. ThfCe monf Apr./ June 19 id. buyers.
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    'No Decision On City Elections'
    84 4 Peng Tat. c. of the Singapore E ections dttee of the ayan Chinese Association, I rd yt terday I on the Decen Council elections He added that any decision the U.M.NOMA' A Alliance will co: Singapori eats will have to iance. In a atemeat issv.t-
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    GUARDIAN ON CHINESE 'BAD GRACE'
    165 4 MANCHESTER Sept. 2 (Reuter) Th c Liberal Manchester Guardian «aid editorially yesterday that "too many of the weal thy '•so of Malaya a re kick;gainst accepting some 10 civic and so. «a which arise m v NaI OfiiiM-iunity." To Illustrate this it rll* 1 rear'
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    56 4 WHEN occupants of three condemned limisrs m Kansoon Koad failed to comply with a court order to quit before July 30. a demolition gang went there yesterday afternoon and started to pull down the houses. Standard photo shows the back part of one of the houses with debris on the
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    Car Crashes Into Bridge
    77 4 A (ar ii ,>. ii nto a pillar In South Bridge Road. Si pore, at I yesterday, two men m it. (J Marcus Lua Oah. were rushed to pita! and the atter wai mitted. Altogethei involved m road accident! terday and 0 admitted to The 1
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    156 5 Exports Policy Is Tied With London KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Federal Legislative Council has not the sole right to decide to which countries it should export itl primary products without reference to the Colonial OfTice m London, the Member for Economic Affairs, Mr. Oscar
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    MORE POWERS TO CHECK DODGERS
    646 5 Income Tax Evasion Is Rife I < *g*« evasion Maloya have been recommended to the Federat.on Gorernment by experts from the Br.t.sh Inland Revenue Department after a special investigation on tax evasion m this country. 3 m <**»£•* m the Income Tax law are recommended
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    $1.5M FOR TEACHERS' TRAINING
    167 5 $1.5 M FOR TEACHERS' TRAINING KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Kirkby College training of Malayan teachers costs the taxpayer $I.r> million a year, the Member for Education. Dato K. R. C. Thuraisingham. said today m reply to Che Abdul Aziz at the Federal Legislative Council. Expenses are made up by staff salaries
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    46 5 photo. 1 MR. GKORGK CARTER, (seated centre), a leader of the World Assembly of Youth, photographed with members and guests of the Kuala Lumpur Hindu Youth Organisation at the Sentul Thambusamy I'iJlai sdiot*!. IVir. Carter who is liom the United States, is touring South-east Asia. Standard
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    S'pore Seeks Tax Expert
    85 5 THH Government of singspore ig still trying to set i i Income tax investigation expert from Britain to look mto evasions of income tax payments m Singapore. Mr. W. < Taylor. Financial Secretary told The Standard jrestei daj lhi s expert will he asked to make
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    'Govt Men' Searched House, Court Told
    153 5 1 ENANG, Wed.— A witness, Tan Leong Bee, told \s>ize (ourt today that one night m January this year someone knocked at the door of his house and said thcv were "Government people" and that they wanted lo search the house for liquor and
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    Eight More House Doctors Are Approved
    118 5 KIALA LUMPUR. Wed. Under the Medical Registration Ordinance. 1952, it is compulsory lor every medical graduate of the University of Malaya to undergo provisional registration, implying one year's service as a house doctor at an approved hospital. Some IU medical students graduated last June.
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    COMPELLED TO BUY TICKETS
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A sub-agent of the Social W ire Lottery tickets m Penang has been ordered to cease compelling people to buy tbc tickets, the Member for Industrial and Social Relations. Mr. F. V. Duckworth. said m the Federal Le tive Council, today. He Bed
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    It's Risky To Hang Trousers
    70 5 Hanging trousers about m Singapore today Ls risky business. A painter m Amber Koad who hung his trousers m a locked store room found that $15 had been taken I'rom it. In house m Waterloo Street a man awoke to flnd that his wrist watch
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    How The Money Will Be Spent
    470 5 How The Money Will Be Spent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Several million dollars were approved by the Federal Legislative Council today when it ratified the recommendations of the Finance Committee for supplementary ex- 1 penditure. The money will be >pent as follows: 52._300.a00 to mcc: all known outstanding commitments m connection
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    DIFFERENCE IN PAY EXPLAINED
    176 5 KIALA LI'MPI'R. Wed. -The Chief Secretary, Mr. D. C. Watherston explained m the Federal Legislative Council today why there could not be identical salary scales for Government Services m the Federation and Singapore. ►ring a q tion by Mr. p Chong Kong, be said j c
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    4 Holidays A Year For The Workers
    99 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The report of the select committee on public holidays and vacation leave for governmen* daily-rated workers was tabled before the Federal Legisla'ive Council today. The majority view of the committee recom mended that workers should be given four holidays for
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    62 5 MX CHBONG SUE KHIM. Asvt \.teri*ar* K. search (Mirer attached to th e Federal Veterinary Ke search Institute m Ipoh. h<lps hi* hruie Miss Vivien Oh. to cut their wedding ake at the rerrptio,, hHd m the Station Hotel. Ipoh. They w-re married oa Satin day at th c Wesley
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    Move To Probe Welfare Dept. Fails
    143 5 Move To Probe Welfare Dept. Fails Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Federation (iovernment rejected today Che Abdul Azizs suggestion of setting up an inquiry into the workings of the Social Welfare Department m view of the "number of occasions m which the Department was queried m Council." Answering, Air. F.
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    LABOURER IS ELECTROCUTED
    55 5 IPOH. Wed. A Malay labourer Meor Osman (32) of the Electrical Department was electrocuted today whoa he was cutting bamboo which was obstructing some power lines at Kampong Kapayang. The bamboo which Osman was cutting fell on one of the lines. At that time, Osman was still
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    MAAF Planes Join In Drive To Stop Racket
    117 5 MAAF Planes Join In Drive To Stop Racket PKNANG. Wed.— Aircraft of tho Malayan Auxiliary Air Force squadron co-operating with th c Customs Department To prevent smuggling out of the Settlement. Regularly now. MAAF p m Tiger Moths Sl ard Advanced Trainers. fly along tne I detect imugj s or
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    CHINESE FOR UK TRAINING
    32 5 Kl'at LUMPUR, W—The Chinese Aff a vi< c is now to the Ma Civil Sf r:e-e ann It il t matu n a co;- r to n govei
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    Tax Evasion
    721 6 'J 'HERE is a tendency m tliis country to look upon income tax evasion with some measure of indulgence. Income tax is never popular with most people and therefore those who have the wits enough to escape the dragnet of the tax gatherer is treated with undeserved sympathy.
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    Denying A Right To Strike
    1209 6  -  Hugh Latimer i MEASURES designed greatly to restrict trade aM unionkm among native Africans are contained m the Native Labour (Settlement of Disputes) Bill, now before the South African Parliament. The key to the Government's concern with this question is the statement made during lhe
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    154 6 Review of Views Dato Sir Onn DATO SIR ONN BIN .lAFFAR. "Minister" for Home Allairs Is m for a disappointment if he thinks that the Malays cannot see the difference between UMNO and IMP. the Malayan National Conference and the National Convention, and the interim report of the working Committee
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      KEEP 'SWORD' SHARP
      387 6 sir: In "tnsidering the case of Mrs ...mi Kian Chye. I wish to emphasise Ihe value of org raised public opinion m tnis autocratic country. In democratic countries, not to speak ol England, hut even m Ceylon the force of public opinion prevents officialdom from acting m
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      307 6 Sr.— Thc letter publi m your paper on August 27 and signed "An Obsen Kuala l.umpur. an.l "Young Malayans" may mislead your readMr. Alex Josey's article was mainly based on quo tions Irom a talk given by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald at a meeting of the Joh Bahru
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      129 6 Sugar Ants i it la be bia ed ihe prest nee of Mprotowhen sun-bathers i c 'OVinQ tht ■r, a n.s led ia The Snndau Standard. J'< rsonallu I won't put the hhtmc on them. Who does not wani to r ii cc ./'df *trip fcn.se ShOlO? StrifMeOlC ghotfl m
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      96 6 I Sir, L oc, t Sunday's article on Dato Sir Onn by S. Raja Ratncm wos truly convincing end admirable. I fully endoise his summing-up of the former nationalist Mclay leader and would even go further by saying that the Dato has now become a national mockery rather
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      222 6 Sir: It is deplorable thaf Mr Puvirajasinghe m ettei io The Singapore Standard hist Tuesday, (himseit a WD employee >, shouid oiler suggestions BS to who should and who should not be employed m the department when retrenchment takes place m the near future. Perhaps he
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      169 6 S r:— -With reference to Mi. Puvirajasinghe*s art! In The Standard af Aug. 24 t I ea oo justification m his nr that women iypists m the Wai Department i should be tacked and the r m >!aced by male I I do not know whether idea
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    Bosomy Secret Out
    182 6 HOLLYWOOD (API Fa_fcleei lc I Coir, the iwimstUt manufacturer, m era m barene s" on Ike beach Co'e >^> (here •v be more Iwo pine ban- midrii. sii t v- .f i but adds thcv won't be a, bare I B ll "The average woman's fiivnc. vi
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    German Question: Calf For Confab
    110 7 I.ONDON. Sept. 2 (AP)— The Bi ft Three allies called on Russia today to join an ear!, four-power conence "I foreign ministers on the future of Germany and Austria. notes wi re sent by United States and France ting the four rs work o l.
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    22 7 i y I 'arno < lommunists n eapli it his on I m a valiant on m Korea m
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    94 7 -MILS CLARA HALL, year-old Kossian-born wife of i Hntnn. and ber siv ear-old son Nicholas John, seen on arrival ia We t Berlin rerentl.v. Mrs. Hall arrived by air Iron Moscow. She landed at the Soviet Zone airfield and motored into West Berlin en route to Lcndon and Ottawa j*
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    81 7 7-Yr. Separation MONTREAI S 2 (RevUrl Mr. C Ha!! tod hu Russ and six-J < a: -cid .-on at Montreal aiipoii alter a ration of nearly Russian authorities rel used her an exit Mis. Hall arrived here from London where s he alter being allowed tv
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    73 7 photo I SIXTEEN Canadian Air I Force Sabre jets trail I I streams after taking off I I I from Uplands. Ottawa. \t 1 1 during a final inspection jl before starting a flight to I Goose Bay from whence I they left for Baden I I Solingen. Germany, to
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    Ali Has Faith In Nehru
    82 7 Ali Has Faith In Nehru KARACHI Sept 2 <AFP>— In his monthly broadcast to Pakistan Premier '"cl Ali said he had great faith m Premier Jawaal Nehru's statesmanship ;i.-id he wa.s convinced that Nehru would honoui agreements both m the letter and the spirit. i on the Kashmir Mo immed
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    REBELS ATTACK BURMA TOWN
    49 7 R ANGOON S EU uter) A of ;^(ki gueri as I a twin attack *rip of Thaton. of Rangoon on Burmese War OthVo relay that tight ing go\ cram -ot forces and insurgen ing on, ackers had with- ions ahout two i-wesl of the town.
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    Opposition Loses Vote In Ceylon
    135 7 Opposition Loses Vote In Ceylon COLOMBO. Sept. (Reutei) An opposition vote of no i confidence m the government was defeated m Ceylon's House of Representatives (Lower House) last night by 50 votes to 26 Tiie motion accused the government ot ignoring the universal opposition of the people to the withdrawal
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    Thais Free 4 Held In Govt. Coup
    85 7 Thais Free 4 Held In Govt. Coup BAN. '.KOK Scot 2 (AFP' out of tl persons ar- W lesday m conn with the a nn it pot were ie* yesterday Poiice said they would obtain from the criminal court indictment against the other persons, including era; Kach Songgram. who will
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    US. Aid To Iran May Reach $100 M.
    162 7 TEHERAN, Sept. 2. Usually well-informet sources said yesterday the United States has offeree Iran immediate emergency aid which may total nearb USslou,ooo,ooo. But the United Sta'es Embassy m London denied reports that President Eisenhower has determined the amount of American aid contemplated.
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    76 7 photo. Ot SANDS of sodden banknotes salvaged item Captain Kurt tarlsen's "rlynis i.iiii r pisr-" aie dried out over hot plate s m the kitchen of the ff. tuque de Bruxclles. Brussels. I ;imi. Watching the operation and helping to !a\ out the —leg ore Mr. J. Sevraia (I fl),
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    India To Build A-Reactor Device
    48 7 i India plans to compiete the construction ot its first atomic reactor device m ahout three years, Dr Hejqdsabha, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said here today. He said the Rovernmom had a" oca ted th e necessary funds Ija ihe pta^^tf,
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    Mao Warned Against 1-C Aggression
    341 7 Conflict Would Ensue: Dulles ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2 (UP)— Secretary of Mate John Foster Dulles today warned Communist China against sending its forces into IndoChina lest they risk broad conflict throughout the Far East. The Secretaiy. addressing a convention of the American Legion Veterans Organization,
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    49 7 photo SHAPELY Hebra Paget wants the world to know how proud she is that she was chosen recentl> as "Miss Eleventh Armoured Car Division by members of that I ime,| I S World War II outfit at their convention. Miss Pngel is aaa makin» the movie •Printr Valiant U.P.
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    1 Dead In African Riot
    73 7 BLAN T V R E N y 2. (AFP)— Rioting broke tgain on the Zomba i tired on strators 18 miles trom Zomba. An African was killed. A police patrol wss a nl cd on 'he road and thf p opened fire lmm were no
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    28 7 ADMIRAL William Fi leer. new C i nmandi r-in-Chief of the North Atlantii Treaty Organisation's S Europe command, left A' by air yesterday for Ankara Reuter
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    Hillary May Try New Peak
    96 7 AUCXLA N D. Sept I (Reuter).— Sir Edmund Hilary bald today his party Ol New Zealand Alpme Club climbers may choose another peak if the Nepal Government refuses permission for them to attempt the unconqm 27.790-foot Makalu next y» I Makalu li m the vicinity
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    ROYAL FARMER
    14 7 PRINCESS ry 1 it ol the Butish Dair> 1 toi l!»."> Reuter
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    Movement Of Red Troops A Problem
    147 7 Harding On Asia OTTAWA, Sept. 2 (UP)— Movement nf Chinese Communist troops from Korea to other Asian battlefronts is a possibility but would be l big problem for the Reds, the Chief of the Imperial General St.itV said yesterday. s c nf er* ng
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    U.K. Strike Call By Red Union Chiefs
    171 8 LONDON, Sept. 2 (UP)— Communist union chieftains called fresh strikes throughout England today and tlie government hurriedly asked for talks on the wage dispute that threatened to idle 5,000 workers m the nations atomic energy programme and elsewhere. The Labour Ministry sum-; moned
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    74 8 WHILE a technician stands o H the vessel's tower until the last minute. Prof. August Piccard's Bathypshere starts its first deep sea plunge ia which it touched bottom at a depth of l.lta meters Experts aad emergency rescue personnel attended from aboard Italian navy frigate Tenacc (background) and cheered the
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    Aussies Aid I-C Forces
    76 8 Sydney. Sept. 2.— Australia will .-oon send surplus military aviation equipment to French for.c.-, m Indo-China. ma] Affairs Minister R G. ey said yesterday. X f said tiie equipment would be a -free gift" from the A stralian Government a formal re- for equipment from the
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    51 8 THE I'.S Navy has told 1.982 reserve officers that they will no longer be needed on active duty. AH of the officers receiving the notices will be released m January. The Navy said that under current manpower and budget restrictions no additional reserve officers will be forced out.
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    U.K. Pilot Smashes Record
    151 8 U.K. Pilot Smashes Record LONDON. Sept. 2. (CP)— The Royal Aero Club said last night that test pilot Neville Duke broke the American-held world's air speed record by more than six an hour while fiving Britain's 'a:e-t Hawker Hunter jet fighter However, it appeared that the Duke's unofficial time of
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    U.S. Military Show In F.E.
    93 8 NEW YORK. Sapt 2. (UP)— The Periscope Column of ■ok (Tday 'The current ny B-36 manoeuvers o\er .lapan are another phase of D*i Secretary (Charles B.) Wilson's plan to make a strong military show m the Far East. The I first move: Shipping «ne Third
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    65 9 EIOSI cancer cases treated m Singapore are so need thai all that can be done is to relieve the l mnc of the other, more terrible, symptoms patients may die m peace. v J.r. a a heir the an m c
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    They Object Being Called Male Nurses
    134 9 .JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore Bahru Hospital Asritici ed the suggestion put up by Mr J. i nurse tutor Kingdom, sl their name** should led to male nurst informal discussions was presided by Mr. Watery -Aho i out the advantages of being male nurses. Male
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    32 9 photo. Brigade Officer P. Wanstall setting the Red Comet -.uii-rt automatic fin* extinguisher for one of the tests n "<l out In a hut at Civil Defence Headquarters, Kolam Ayer vpsterdav. Standard
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      RUBBER
      78 9 '1 HE rubber market m Singapore ruled quiel yesterday at prices well below 'l day's levels, first grade rubber foi September shipment closing at i 54 cent per lb. (64] cents per lb. the previous duy). Opening at rents per lb.. half a nl < price fluctuated around the
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      NOON PRICE
      68 9 s Qgaporc Chamber <>? Com merce Ribber Association nnnn prices im cents per ib.> yesterday. Bayen Srllcrs No. RSS spoi loose 63J B3J FOB m hale.? RSS No. 1 Sepl M 64J No. 1 RSS Ort Ml 843 No. 2 Sfpt 62] No. 3 S. 61] tiH R\lA
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      SHARES
      126 9 THK improved tin metal price encouraged better bids m the tin section of tbe share market yesterday and small gains m quotations, cording to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Indusshares were st Rubber continued neglected cept for f< Bu\«rs Sellers re Cold Sto: 44') 4 4."i INDISTRI M > Hitam
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    BRIGADE TESTS NEW FIRE EXTINGUISHER
    145 9 A NKW TYPE fire extinguisher— the Red Comet containing carbon-tei Ira-chloride m a scaled glass bulb-like container, was tested out at Civil Defence Headquarters, Kolam Aver, yesterday. Made m the United States, tlie new extinguisher is being sold by Spot Kadio Ltd., Orchard Koad. Commenting
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    49 9 MR. 1). Rrennan. Qwurtenaastat Civil Defence, yesterday tested a couple of flares which are likely t<> be used iv Civil Defemcc training or demonstrations. Standard photo shows i Bare which was lit oa the ground. The flare fives out a strung Mlgf IJam light accompanied by dense white smoke.
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    British Cars Roll Out At Five A Minute
    141 9 British Cars Roll Out At Five A Minute BRITISH car production is running at a rate higher than ever before, with almost five ari a minute Of working time coming oil the assembly ies. Announcing thb. the Soc of Motor Manufacturers and {Traders adds that dv average! 'of 13.200 cars
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    PRODUCE
    100 9 THE produce market m S ;iore wp.s easier yesterday with only small b passing quotations m both opra and coconut oi! heing r than the previous day. Copra buyera for September and October shipments quoted l ar.d >.U per picul with 1 50 cents per picul ier. C onut
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    114 9 some 10 oat partem from thr slum arras j n «v,n Juan. Puerto Kua will move into lhe neu XO a»r r Uatem Torrr s Heoeiaf project when it is completed within the year. Apptleaats for the Ino apartments jr r MlllOtJ hy public booslag aalelals. sad
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    U.K. FORECASTING DEVICE TO AID FARMERS
    102 9 U.K. FORECASTING DEVICE TO AID FARMERS I.OXDOW Sept. 2. (Renter)— radar device urate high altitude j ".ier forecasting, will soon' vailable for aviation, shipricultural purp A "radar sonde" station c the World's first aut meteorological ror weather observaupper air is n< ing completion at Crawley,] south of London. Eg lipmenl
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    DUTCH FAIR OPENS
    29 9 THE -'vtii international Dutch industries Fair ha? opened m Utrecht tor ten days. The fair will include pn nting Ihe 2.576 is from -1 nations. AP
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    UK Embargoes Cause Loss Of £40 Mil. Trade
    112 9 LONDON, Sept. 2 (UPl— Britain ha„ lost more than £40,000,000 worlli of trade this ycci because of the embargo on trade with Communist countries, it was reported today. Informed h "firm orders" [on iC list C Hungary, Bulgai a and Cz rf
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      71 9 Weather MINIMUM Temperature: from 7. ,5(» p.m. S. pt. !nd to 7.::o .i.m Sept. .Ird Singapore <73F_; Penang (7.71 i; Kota Rahru (75F); Kuala lumpur i7lF>; Ipoh (73F); Kuantan |7JF). Mix mium reusperature: from 7.30 a.m. Srpt I to 7. .10 pm. sineaporr ISSF); Penang (84F); Kuala lumpur (92F); Ipoh
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    EGYPT'S NEW SHEBA
    676 10  -  DAVID RAYMOND By ALL Egypt is worried obout its most precious treosure. It isn't gold from an ancient tomb, nor o crumbling pyramid. It is a dork eyed woman with dark, silky hair. A crooner. Her name is Om Calsoum, the Vero Lynn of the Middle East
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      656 10 Sit Recently h police strong action against bookshops foi selling books which were deemed to have an immoral influence on the people. Play m t cards having nude fi c»- Iro~1 ro~ printed or > the back also drew the attention of the police. It is.
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      386 10 Sir; In your issue of May 8. Mr. Loe Cho Wl Eng. lhe Labour represents ivo for West Ward, gought to reTute the charge of anl i i made by me. This gentleman agreed that the reas m for tbii charge arose out of a conference
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    Field Day For Smith
    56 11 BIH 1; Smith -ode Doug Smith, younger of the two Smith brothers has now ridden mi winners this season only one less than Manny er who is sei nnd iri ionship 'to S:r Richard Three 6t Smith's mounts to- favourite buj m accumulator on his live
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    50 11 rnoto hy Up* Indo Ceylonese Young Men's Association soccer team, uinncrs of tho Klanj; District Football League (liampionship shield, trom left to ri^ht. front row: Naßamuttu. i '"V S Man,a captain), Narayanan and Sinn.i thamby Centre row: Kurasehavam. Sabapathy, Pernmui; Bark row: Edwin Gabriel, Kensasamv and Theivrndiram. Ching Seng Poh
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    RA Win Jr. Cup Final
    231 12 RA Win Jr. Cup Final i.v. \r m > Junior Challenge i an liml pruda <l keen and thrilling match .it lhe end ot wliii li flic Rwjral Artillrry wire fi winning idde l» v B*l our Arm*. Depot Police. lin- game opened a| a crack* i i,' pi< t-
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    478 12 Extra Time Seals Fate Of Selangor Rangers KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. TPCA scored a well deserved 3-1 over a formidable Selangor Rangers XI m fhe semifinal of the senior knockout soccer competition played of Princes Road ground today. The winning goals were scored m the
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    258 12 Hogan Not Greatest -Mangrum CHICAGO, (UP) Lloyd Mangrum, golfdom's top 1 money winner of all time, said recently that some of the praises being heaped on bantam Bon Hogan is "hogwash. Mangrum. who sought his se ond '"world championship" at Tant O' Shanter Country Club, where he has won the
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    280 12 PENANG, Wed.— A vote af censure was passed by the Penang Hockey Association at their annual general meeting on their hon. treasurer Mr. Khoo Phin Hong, for railing to submit tbe statement of accounts for the >ear. Mr. Khoo failed to turn up tor the
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    153 12 SBHI ,i Cap Ue en Shell 'A* and D A at Paya 1 ofl IS S ed to fleld a d< last mm I 2 1 Sn t to and b I "i-: -cl Ah E at no '•it and ed 1 -J .loh,
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    22 12 MELBOURNE, Sept (Reuter) The Hongkong C hinese soccer team today beat a Victorian continental side (migrants) 5— 2 i
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    67 12 LONDON. Sept l (Renter).— il t s lIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1 Sheffield U 1 SECOND DIVISION Oldham 1 Notts Counts 3 THIRD DIVISION SOITH! RN Bristol City 4 Walsall 1 S il nd l Reading 2 Watford 2 Millwal! 1 THIRD DIVISION NORTHERN Carlisle 'A G.imsby Southport '•<
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    24 12 JAKARTA. Sept 2 AFP>— The Yugoslav soccer team, m their final appearance here. juried thei: fifth victory over Jakarta team by 3-2
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    26 12 The gffA Div 2 match bet BODCA Xh v a i 8 f '•—I and wodca yesterday was postponed aa the ground was unfit
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    114 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaya District .soever lina: for Th FARELF i hal;p (the I '.< dbeck Cup) will be played off on Saturday on the HQ Malaya ground bori the 12th Lanci rs. al present of Ipoh. and the Gordon High* landei
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    37 12 Photo. De. I: l»ui n. Tottenham Hotspur's versatile goalkeeper, leaps into the air to punch clear of the goal faring an attack by .Middlesbrough, m their Football League Division I match played at White Hart l.ane. U.P.
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    1073 12 177 Entries For Singapore Cold Cup Meeting A TOTAL of 177 entries comprising 83 from class 1 an f J *)4 from class 2 has been receiVed for the Singapore Turf (Tub's Gold Cup "V' ct on Se *>- M and IJ. Below are the entries. HOKSF'S II \SS 1
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    UPSETS AT SBA JUNIOR TOURNEY
    239 12 ivyu upsets took plue m the Singapore Bailminton Association junior championships when a school iri Jessie Ong from the Town Convent and Teo (live Hoe (lairwind BP) beat the favourites for the mixed doubles title, Cheong: Thiam Gee and Doreen Kiong a i. fter three
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    45 12 CHARTERED M i M h I For the I t Boiiil.c 11 other foi Banker^ b groui I ir mm ites son\ head e i the b i l i by M r I bartered Baa* M I Sim 1 B
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