Singapore Standard, 10 September 1954

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    18 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tt at an Vol. V. >o. 69. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 13 CENTS.
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    MacG Warns Sungei Siput
    487 1 MacG Warns Sungei Siput IPOH, Thurs. Sungei J3.jt, the Federation's wont terror spot which rouched oH the proclamation of the Emergency m 1943, wcs warned by the High Commissioner, Si r Donald MacGiilivroy, that tH.re would be more brutal mjrjers by Communists unless the inhabitants took courage m their own
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    Japs Seize British Ship
    87 1 KOBE. Sept. 9 (UP). The Japanese government today impounded the 9.236-ton British steamship Singapore and ordered it held lor auction unless its owners pay damages totalling almost $10,000 '< to a Japanese firm. A Japanese court ordered the auction after the Peninsular and Oriental Line, owners
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    1,000 KILLED IN QUAKE
    497 1 Algerian Town Razed In 12 Seconds ALGIERS, Sept. 9 More than 1,000 people are feared killed and at least 2,000 injured m a 12 -second earthquake which rocked central Algeria early this morning. Information from the ravaged town of Orleansville flashed back by army radio signal!*
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    Mr. Aw Boon Haw's Ashes Flown To Hongkong
    340 1 Standard Correspondent HONGKONG. Sept. 9.— The ashes of the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw arrived at Kaitak Airport this morning by Pan American Airways from Honolulu. Accompanying the ashes were his widow. Mrs. Aw. his two sons. Mr. Aw Kow and Mr.
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    Dulles Confers With Chiang
    201 1 As Warships Pound Amoy TAIPEI. Sept. 9— (AP)— Nationalist warships and planes pounded the Red China coast again today as U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles pledged that Nationalist China "doesn't stand alone against the forces of aggression. j Mr. Dulles Ben here from the
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    Nehru Hits Out At SEATO
    108 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 9, (Reuter). Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said today he considered the new South-east Asian defence treaty "most unfortunate." Mr Nehru who declined to attend the SEAT 3 talks at Manila, was speaking at an Indian Press Association luncheon. He
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    Ava Causes A Scene
    67 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil. Sept. 9 (APt Actress Ava Gardner suffered a "nervous crisis" early yesterday, her press agent said, after she was met at the airport here by 700 fans and newsmen. The management of the Floria Hotel, where the Gardner party checked m, said
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    Churchill Intends To Stay Put
    89 1 Churchill Intends To Stay Put HESTON (England) Sept. 9. (APi.— Prime Minister Churchill has no immediate intention of resigning, an official Conservative Party worker said last night. Captain John Thirkell, who speaks under the auspices of the Conservative Party central office, told a party meeting here: "In spite of rumours
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    Lord Lindsay Flies To India
    35 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 9 (Reuter).—Lord Lindsay of Birker, who acted as official interpreter to the British Labour Party delegation during Its tour of China, left here by air today for India.
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    ROME STAGES BIG FASHION SHOW FOR MEN
    183 1 ROME STAGES BIG FASHION SHOW FOR MEN ROME. Sept. 9. (Reuter)— Twenty-two male mannequins last night presented i.JOO f ashion-c onsiious Italians with the latest men's styles from eight European countries. This first International Men's Fashion Show ever held, was staged by the Federation of Master Tailors. Britain, Germany. France,
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    REDS REJECT US. PROTEST
    50 1 MOSCOW. Sept. 9 (Beuter) Russia has rejected United States protest against the .shooting down of an American Navy aircraft off the Siberian coast on Saturday. The Soviet rejection was contained m a note delivered to the CJnited States Embassy m Moscow a; 11 p.m. last night.
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    DUTCHMAN'S TRIAL BEGINS
    48 1 JAKARTA. Sept. 9 'AFP)— The trial started today of H. C. J. G. Schmidt, a Dutch national, charged with having led rebel troops against the Indonesian Republic. Schmidt Is also accused of supplying arms to the fanatic Darul Islam terrorist*. He 1 pleaded not guilty*
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    NATO AID PROMISED
    74 1 PARIS. Sept. 9. (Reuter)— Lord Ismay, Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. today offered the French Government "all possible aid" From NATO it necessary m the Algerian earthquake. In a message to the French Government Ismay, who Is also Vice-Pre-sident of the Atlantic cil. offered
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    Air-Sea Search For Swimmer Off
    195 1 Air -Sea Search For Swimmer Off DOVER, England, Sept. 9— (AP)— The air-sea search for Ted May, 44-year-old steel worker who vanished on his second attempt to swim th English Channel unes^rted, was abandoned today. As the day wore on. hope r <"->r the 238-ib. father of nine 'tnildren faded.
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    KENTS ARRIVE
    33 1 MONTREAL. Sept 8. (Renter) T;^ D. h- >oi K< ttt and her daughter |'Princess Alexandra arrived today for a seven-day stay m the Montreal district, last stop do their Canadian tour.
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    FIRE AND SMOKE FROM RIVER BED
    301 2 But It Was Nothing To Be Excited About A FLASH of light and a puff of smoke would ordinarily attract little attention. But when the flame and smoke come from black, murky, stinking water, it is a serious matter or so it would seem
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    State Runs An UnhealfhyFarm
    249 2 Council Allegation SEREMBAN, Thurs.— The State Agricultural Department sold poultry m the Town without a licence and operated a farm which did not provide "even the most elementary sanitary services/ it was alleged m the Town Council today. Making these allegations. Mr. Chin See In warned
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    Sartorial Splendour For Police
    83 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Regulations setting out the new full dress uniform for Police officers were published here today. The new uniform will consist of white drill tunic, dark blue trousers with two-inch buff seams down each leg. and foot straps of black leather. To round off
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    Lottery Mystery Cleared
    103 2 Lottery Mystery Cleared IPOH, Thurs— A Standard reader wrote to the local office of the Social Welfare Lotteries Board, for an explanation about the number of tickets sold m the 23rd Social Welfare Lottery draw. He claimed that according to the official announcement 1.570.000 tickets were soldJ but he could
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    HE BROKE INTO HOUSE, FINED
    85 2 I KUAXTAX, Thins —Che Ab- dv] Hamid. Circuit Magis- tra f e. imposed S3OQ fine on I Cho:is Choy (19) here yester- day. for breaking into the 1 house of a woman. Mak Kiow. arid >'ea':ng $15 rash be'.ong- ing |o her on A,;g. 8.
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    MacG Opens Ipoh YMCA Building
    83 2 MacG Opens Ipoh YMCA Building IPOH. Thurs.— The High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, this evening declared open the new $250.--000 building of the Young Men's Christian Association m Coronation Park. He lauded the organization for the service it was doing which he .said was "far beyond the purely material and
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    In Memory Of Imam Hussein
    44 2 THE Young Men Muslim Association of Singapore will ho d a meeting to commemorate the martyrdom of Imam Hussein (grandson of the Prophet Mohamed) at the premises of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society. Lorong 12. tomorrow at T.'W p.m.
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    BODY FOUND NEAR PIER
    59 2 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs.— A 28-year old widow, Khoo Phaik Siew, who.se husband met with a fatal accident m Kuala Lumpur two years ago, was found floating m the sea near Mitchell Pier by a European woman. Mrs. Carto. yesterday evening. After pulling the body out of the
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    AIR MARSHAL VISITS BASE
    64 2 BUTTERWORTH. Thur.s. Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty. the former Com-mander-in-Chief. Far East Air Force, arrived this morning al the Mata Kuching aerodrome on a routine to the Air Force here. He v.smet by Wing Commander A G. Wilson and other senior officers. Sir Francis, who is
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    GOVERNOR'S ORDER CHALLENGED
    171 2 AX application for a habeas corpus on behalf of Chng Kee Hi.;at. who is detained under an expulsion order made by the Governor-in-Couneil. came up Jor hearing before the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAy nsey, m the Singapore High figurt yesterday. Mr 17 A J Smith, who
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    Volunteers Inspected
    72 2 TAIPING. Thurs. Snores of youthful members of the Federation Volunteer's Reconnaissance Corps w through their paces m Talping's famous Lake Gardentoday to show their growing prowess to the visiting High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray. Sir Donald, who flew to Taiping m the first leg of his one-day Perak
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    Declaration Of Birth Accepted
    184 2 New Citizenship Rule PENAN G, Thurs.— The Settlement Registration Officer, Mr. J. R. G. Jenkins, told a Press conference today that if any applicant could establish, with reasonable certainty, that he was born m the Settlement, then his claim to Federal citizenship, would r* accepted. Mr.
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    DUTY OF ALL TO HELP-BINGHAM
    180 2 PENANG, Thurs.— The Resident Commissioner Mr. R. P. Bingham, speaking at the 1954 Poppy Day Appeal yesterday evening said it was the duty ot everyone to assist the dependants of the security forces who had given their lives for the protectioe of the people of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    114 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore >esterda> were: riN PKICt The price of tin yesterday was 5366s per pit-Hi Up S"»i. LONDON RUBBER No. 1 R.S.S. Settlement House Terms Thursday's ope nin; price* first session were: Tome: Steady but quiet. LONDON UN Thursday's ope ning session
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    HK EXCHANGE
    29 2 i HONGKONG Sj Standan S^ H Ex angi lay i to Cl =ter ing: v 5 "ss-- 96 ]H* -o one Ir.< -da •vsjv. C,<j.c. $252.87! «o
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    TRANSFERRED
    28 2 Che Latirt. Aerodronv Manager. Kuantan, has gone on transfer to Kuala Lumpur and his place here has been taken by Mr. Anthony Saray from Iht- Fcuera! Capi'a!
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    NO RESTRICTION
    19 2 THE Seremban Town Council has decided not to restrict the number of hawker and street stall licences.
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    Paper 6 Years Behind Time
    125 2 Paper 6 Years Behind Time Kl'ALA LI VI Pi Thurs.— A Kuala Lur.:. daily today "disclosed" existence of an induv court in the I>u> rat:.. six long years alter it had been actually set up. The pa pi r b: •Court Set Up 1 buur Rows Plan To End s
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      170 2 MR. Tan Yong Boon, 53, Sami Road, Port Swettenham, is the winner of the Standard Quick Quiz Contest No. 45. The judge was Mr. William Drury, a cartoonist. The correct answers are: CLUE NO. 1— Parker 51. (You can certainly get a harmonious blend here). Judge's comments: The advertisement states
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    MOONCAKES
    516 3 15th DAY OF THE CHINESE Bth MOON They helped fopple a Mongol emperor Lanterns By P CHAN Si.indarJ Stall Reporter FOR a> long a> there is a i; :i ih >:•;• \v ill he the t bii festival of the >1 y birthda v. la -pile the (art that
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    Smugglers Escape In Dawn Chase
    111 3 Smugglers Escape In Dawn Chase A SING \SM)IIF. Customs iautnh chased Muussitr.-' -ny.iu. fit <.f-d w th itboard motor. early yesterua> morn- "ihe ckaae started when Revenu.? Officers spotted three Chinese unloading tobacco from the sampan on to the loneb West ist beach, n^ if Tan lons KHng. l:ic dose
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    Hit-and-Run Driver Banned For 5 Years
    191 3 REMARKING that he took a serious view of such cases, the Singapore Second Traffic Police Magistrate, Mr Howe Yoon Chon», yesterday disqualified a hit-and-run motorist from driving a vehicle for five years. m addition, the motorist, 1 Wonf Man, was lined a total A
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    TEA PARTY FOR INDIAN POET
    37 3 Arts So- Sing =J^'e 3 •ci Poel Laureate Sri V« i his Katha;~i tro ipe m ;ur of their rlilt to Mai at LitU«'f JaM, t. ay at S M p -tv
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  • Problems Of City Council
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      1 THE AQUARIUM
      220 3 5,000 Weekly Visitors Needed To Pay For Its Maintenance THE Singapore City Council which has built the Van Kleef Aquarium at King George the Fifth Park for the "embellishment of this city/ is now faced with the problem of running it even on a nonprofit making basis.
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      2 Pay Increase
      123 3 THE Budget Committee of the Singapore City Council, when it meets next month, will have a tou?h time trying to provide for the extension of public services during the next year and finding enough money to meet the commitments. The Council will have to spend an additional
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      3 Public Services
      46 3 The Council has approved m principle a five-year water, gas and electricity extension programme to cost $104,000,000. It has so far raised $30,000,000 m public loans and is getting enough money this year from banks as needed on a $20,000,000 loan recently floated.
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    ATTEMPTED TO BRIBE POLICE
    50 3 ALI BIX SEMAX (18). an engine driver at the Pahang Consolidated Company. Ltd.. at Sungei Lembing was yesterday fined $500 or two months' imprisonment by Che Abdul Hamid, Circuit Magistrate m Kuantan for trying to bribe a Police Officer by offering him $30 on May 26.
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    Workers Are All At Sea
    283 3 TO thousands of Singapore workers, the visit of the British Labour Party delegation was as myste- rious and meaningless as the visit to the Colony of top Conservative Britons. The workers are still m the dark m spite of the publicity the Labourites receiv- ed
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    Phone Book Issue Delayed
    210 3 THE issue of the next telephone directory tor Singapore has been deferred to January next year, due to an enlargement of the OTEC's present numbering scheme. The scheme. an OTEC spokesman -said yesterday. necessitated changing the telephone numbers of 4,000 lines early this year. He explained
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    Acknowledgments
    132 3 THE AW family thanks the following who sent their condolences on the death of Mr. Aw Boon Haw who died m Honolulu on Sunday. The Prime Minister ot Thailand. Pibul Songgram who cabled '"Deeply grieved to learn of death of Mr. Aw Boon Haw our benefactor. On behalf of
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    5 Awards For Study In India
    108 3 5 Awards For Study In India SINGAPORE Government employees have been offered scholarships for studies m India. Preference will be given to those who will be eligible to take up post-graduate courses. Scholarship winners may take up the Arts and Humanitarian Science, Medicine, Civil Engineering or other subjects. Applications from
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    TO LIAISE FOR FED. STUDENTS
    43 3 UNIVERSITY of Malaya students from the Federation now have a full-time officer m Kuala Lumpur to deal with their personal problems. Mr. R. B. Knowles, assistant secretary m the Federation's Establishment's office has been appointed students' liaison officer.
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    New Line
    70 4 MR. ALLEN CHASE. President of the Standardized Aircrafts which builds component parts for all aircraft flew m from London yesterday. He is here to see about the possibilities of larße-scale growing of rice m Malaya. "In our mass production, we will have to completely mechanize rice growing." he
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    Jobs For Dismissed Watchmen
    135 4 Jobs For Dismissed Watchmen THE dispute between the Singapore Government and the Department of Civil Aviation Workers' Union, over the dismissal notices served j on seven watchmen employed at Kallang airport, is expected to end soon. Yesterday, the Union was 1 assured by Mr. Lee Siow i Mong. Assistant Secretary
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    Found Hanging
    27 4 A SINGAPORE tailor. Lim i Teng Keng. f>4. was found I■' I hanging m a shop m BEokkienl! Istreel yesterday morning. Hel was dead I
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    OVER $1½ M. SENT TO CHINA
    31 4 FAMILY remittances to China m August this year totalled 51.678.005 of which $537,732 went from Singapore, including remittances made by Federation residents through Colony banks.
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    Workers' Education Seminar
    68 4 Workers' Education Seminar MALAYA will be represented at the ICFTU International Seminar on workers' education, to start m Calcutta, on Oct. 31. The Seminar, which Is expected to last three weeks will discuss the aims and objects of workers' education its scope and methods and also the form of organisation.
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    DEATH INQUIRY
    30 4 A recruit. Rangdhaj Chetri. of the Training Depot, Kuala Lumpur Gurkha Depot, was accidentally killed m a jungle camp on Tuesday, A Court of Inquiry is being veld.
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    MISHAPS DUE TO CHILDISH MISTAKES – SAYS C.J.
    230 4 MISHAPS DUE TO CHILDISH MISTAKES SAYS C.J. SINGAPORE'S Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, yesterday told a large gathering of Singaporeans that accidents could be avoided if everyone exercised a moderate degree of care on all occasions." He was speaking at the opening of the seventh annual Safety First Exhibition at
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    'Ride' In Training Car
    36 4 photo. MRS. L. H. N. Davis, wife of Singapore's Secretary for Defence seen enjoying herself m a motor training cor at yesterday's Safety First Exhibition at the Victoria Memo rial Hall. Standard
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    Vice Squad In 54 Raids
    57 4 THE Singapore Anti-Vice Squad carried out 54 raids < i suspected brothels m the Colony last month and detained rive girls. None of the girls has been prosecuted. A total of $309,089 was paid by the Social Welfare Department last mor'h m respect of public
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    Concert To Aid School Clinic
    42 4 ST. ANDREWS and St. Margaret's Schools will hold a variety concert at Rattles Institution on Sept. 25 at 8.30 p.m. The proceeds of the show will be u^ect to maintain a clinic run by the two school?.
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    Mystery Phone Call Was Hoax
    102 4 SOMEONE phoned The Standard office yesterday and said: '"There is trouble m Pasir Panjang Power Station because of a labour dispute." And immediately he rang off without disclosing: his identity. A Standard reporter went to the Power Station to investigate the "trouble." He found all
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    CRAIG GETS JOB IN HULL
    43 4 MR. W. D. Craig, who has been Registrar of the University of Malaya for over four years, has resigned. He leaves Singapore shortly to take up his new appointment as Registrar of the University of Hull, m England.
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    Secret Society Men Get Five Months
    179 4 TWO secret society gangsters, Lim Hun Kuan and Koh Poh Kok, were sentenced to five months' imprisonment each fty a Singapore Magistrate. Mr. K. T. Alex- ander, yesterday. Lim and Koh pleaded guilty to being members of a secret society known as "Giho" <18)
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    Lawyer Flays Prosecution Of Union Activities
    290 4 A SINGAPORE lawyer, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday said m the Seventh Police Court that "it is shameful for trade union activities here to be prosecuted, just to please employers, who quite obviously know that no offence has been committed/ He made this remark when
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    Festival Of Onam Observed
    100 4 thousands of Maiayatees m Malaya will today celebrate their national" harvest festival. Onam. In Singapore, the Kerala Samajam. will organize sports and poetry competitions at the New World. At Seletar, where there Is a predominantly Mai population, The celebration will be m the Suli n i:
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    Prospects Are Bleak
    66 4 A SINGAPCr.2 shopkeeper sat moodily m his shop m Km* Hl Road yesterday His coffee shop had been broken into the previous nieht and he had lost 10 cartons an- 10 packets of cigarettes, a fountain pen and some cash. But what was worrying him most was
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    NOT FAIR FUN
    29 4 X TAX TAX. Thurs. Four Chinese were each fined $25 by Che Abdul Bamid. Circuil Magistrate, here lor p ing m the recently opened Pun Pair.
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    Lady Loewen At SATA
    80 4 lADY I.OKWEN. \\\u> o f Genfrat Sir Charles I Lo<u«n. -in-C. lar East Land Forces, paid a liahininfc \isit t,, SAT A yeslerday. Lady Lof\\en is dcfpl> int«r«st<d m \v<il.ire and social work and spends quit* a pood p.u l of her liror seeing B \arious
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    10 Years Jail For Stabbing A Clerk
    169 4 10 Years Jail For Stabbing A Clerk A RASC ;ao Ah Sa:. 24 wm& m the Singapo A Court, yesterdc t years' rigorous i merit alter the him guilty by a I m lty on a chaige i homicide no* amoui to murder. Tay wa> stated to fatally stabbed a
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    3 Bangs — Then An Accident
    75 4 3 Bangs Then An Accident A BANG v, as s v Urn < v Rahman bin E ■i Singapor* {Traffic 1 i > 1 t which li -s .M-ea. "'j h< n v ouM tragedy ha b 1 i inspectoi Her ffg fune I Bi h... i qualified fi c
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    He's Been In And Out Of Jail For 17 Years
    235 4 He's Been In And Out Of Jail For 17 Years JOHORE BAHEU, Thure.— Zainal bin Mohomed Amin. 38. who vvac slated to have been m and out of prison during the last 17 years and Who had a criminal record of 30 previous convictions appeared before the Sessions Court President,
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    Aw's Ashes In HK
    68 5 ABOVE: The cor containing the urn m which Mr. Aw Boon Haw's ashes were taken to Hongkong from Honolulu yesterday, stops m front of the Hongkong Standard office while the staff of the Eng Aun Tong, the Singtao and The Standard pay their respects. The car
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    Canal Water For Kedah Padi Fields
    54 5 stai X ang P., i n Gov< Uu m oi vatei hoi the 1:.: leii who pre Dsatisfa ?1 i y > Governor, stating I it c insta ed done> v.- S yesterday, the linage a Irrig tfflr G S Robei soi tM they
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    Singaporean Before K.L. Magistrate
    53 5 rMPUB 1 v < I Ling X t<\ the First tated 1 1 r>.e disp. n Singapon Mr. Lee Sk I f 1 xlion wa OB 1 > Ist 3 eai whan 11 r H«9M ap?.i''<: foi >ai 4 "rate. Inche I Itmil. il iftet 1
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    31 5 fe e >y ed daug 11 M W X Fra B -f -V' I'- B Id ist Ceroete 4 r .< leavf No l rove Avenue 1 111 11 i.V) am
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    US Consul Sees COC
    66 5 K 1 a;. i (JMPUR, Tl rs.— Hrn United States CooGenei Mr. Lampion Be > i -i ed at Eteadq.»• Mala fa, I i nnfei Jeutenant-Genera] Sir H urne, Genera Oiti- It Mrstood r :u: Genen Bourne save Mr. Berry nict' ire il ■be latest deve
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    Carrying The Urn
    54 5 radiol>hoto> from Hon^kon^. MR, \\V ROW. eldrst son of the late Mr. Ah Boon ■aw, t:irri»-s the urn tont.unini; the ashes of his futher a> lie alights from the plane which brought hint from Honolulu to llmukoMg Behind him are Mrs \u Boon Haw and other members
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    READERS DONATE $112 TO ORPHANS
    415 5 SINGAPORE Standard readers have donated $112 to 11-year-old Lam Chin Woh oi" Kuala Lumpur and his three orphan brothers, whose story appeared m the Sunday Standard of Aug. 29. Lam has for the past two years been looking after his bi ol hers since their
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    Cambridge Exam Test
    71 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The qua ifying tesi for private candidates who wish to sit for i the Cambridge School Certificate Exa n nal on m December. 1955 will be held on Dec. 8. Entries for the qualifying te.-t can lie made at the office of the Chief
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    THE TALE OF 3 CHEQUES
    50 5 BAIL of $5,0G0 was offered Sit Oh Tong, m the Singapore Fourth Police Couri yesterday, when he claimed trial to three charges of dishonestly receiving three stolen cheques worth LNi.i, belonging to an Insurance Company. The case will come up for mention on Sept. 23.
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    SCOUTS DANCE
    36 5 TELUK AXSOX. Thurs The Lower Perak Districi Etover Scouts dance, under the patronage of the Raja Muda ot Perak, will be held at the Dew Recreation Club on Saturday, Sept. LB. commencing at p.m
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    'Sara' Takes Singaporeans On A World Tour
    291 5 'Sara' Takes Singaporeans On A World Tour MF.MBKRS and friends of the Fast-West Society were fiijuratively taken on a round-the-world tour by the Ceylon Commissioner m Malaya. Mr. M. Saravanamuthu. last niijht m the British Council Hall. T.» v 4 aboul big recent I >.» ex* tirsion sponsored Singap >re
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    S'PORE MAY HAVE TO FIGHT FOR NEIGHBOURS
    518 5 S'PORE MAY HAVE TO FIGHT FOR NEIGHBOURS SEATO Pact Conditions SINGAPOREANS called up under the National Service scheme may be sent out to defend neighbouring countries m the event of a war because of the South east Asia Treaty Organization pact signed m Manila on Wednesday. But for the present
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    32 5 Mil RAO. a««d s.v.n pBMK, a proniiMii^ >tudcnl of the Taylor Dane* Studio. Sms.i poic wild will appeal m a reprat pertoi iiuiiu of Ballet to be staged soon lor harit> Standard
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    Slum Query In Council
    99 5 j DR. C. J. PAGLAR. "Pros. I Changi) will ask Government I l ai the next Legislative Council meeting, whether the Singai pore Improvemen! Trust had. j during the post-war period, made any loans to the public for the improvement of slum?. Dr. Paglar will want
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    Sultan's Tenants Given New Area
    170 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs— About 200 inhabitants of Stulang Laut and Sinking Darat village, Johore Bahru, will be removed to a reservation near Kampong Majidi, subject to the approval of the Johore Government. The inhabitants were given quit notices by I ne Sultan of Johore alter
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    REGISTRATION FOR ELECTIONS
    77 5 M V..VCA. T:> n Regii 'ration tor the Federal and! Settlement election- v ilao here on Oct 18 and ci on Mo ent eiectio wii! take place m the mi I of next 'i y edei a eiectio at aboul the same time. i was sla the
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    Two S.E.A. Blocs
    528 6 ■TIGHT nations -.:,..> the South-east Asian I -ct stand against s. and the South-west Pacii Fhls is an Internationa] n1 ol great < M that will in- < nurrent generation as «ell aa Though we beli aims primarily at I Ilf I.:-:: v- ->sion. the word been
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      What Is Going To Influence UMNO?
      335 6 Sir; —Your correspondent S. Shuhabuddm m bis article entitled 'Can UMNO help develop United Spirit In this Colony raises a number «>f pertinent questions which are not only inti resting but also debatable But Drst it should be noted that the manifesto enumerated by
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      SUPPORT FROM ALL
      258 6 Sir: Wit h refer* nee to the articli which appeared m your Issue ol the 6th i n a t ant, "Queenstown: many had a hand Chan." I would like to point out that the whole scheme for the at tap dwellers has found support from all
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      173 6 Sir Will you please nvi my most sincere condi ncea to Mr. Aw Boon Haw's family. The much beloved dec a »ed shan d during his lile a gri al part ot his fortune to help v.w needy and to make others happy. As he was merciful towards others
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      UNAWARE
      119 6 Sir. The writer of the n iii the Singapore Press dated 6th September, 1954. and headed "When the P lytechnic law Is ready. Singapore may ask for Colombo Plan aid."' does not seem to be aware that t Ue City Council has already availed itself of the generous offer
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      OBVIOUS
      107 6 Sir; —It IS Quite obvious that the idea of a second 'Kirkby' is vim> unpopular to all sensible Malayans. Parents <>! schoolgoing children feel very very strongly indeed over thi>. 1 feel UMNO-MCA should tackle this vital issue without delay. It concerns them m two ways, firstly as political
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      CHEERFUL GIVER
      185 6 Sir: Mr. .4 ii' was s o powerful an influence for charity Unit one eve. r thought of him as a possible victim of the inevitable force of Death. seemed as if h.e would be spared for many more years m continue doing good iii many lands. But,
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    Hurricanes Rival Atomic Explosions
    448 6 Hurricanes Rival Atomic Explosions A HURRICANE generates as much energy as S several thousand atomic bombs explosing every second! j This amazing statement J has been made by scientists i who are studying these devastating storms to discover how the coming of a hurriI cane can be predicted soon enough
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    For1,000 Girls-One Bath And No Love
    438 6  -  JOHN THOMPSON WUUWVWM O V ttIttUWUV > JAPAN was told: "Gt 1 drreiii working conditions and fair prices." The an who said it iit Tokio: Morgan Phillips, British Labour Party's general secretary, the man u-'ho proved to be a a. Ur of evasive replies
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      80 6 INCREASING Foot tin F< deral Q i i to Eour tniUion I yi v 7:. i thai Federal ft Is net r. B Bin a v.. it IUU It rnment pi i the pea i ol th< ;> op] It is thfifi m di ■11 such an rabbi
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      No Justification
      81 6 \y vrEVEP I a for t B i and r lediate d Is then i teem m rice p countries tak» j v hii people s i '->< •i. acrifii d nal i( na] po i tbviously r--* v j that Brits bus from thai count 11 s
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      19 6 pHUNG SHDiO i lucatioi throu^j un fees al sen tys the X i tang da the cha p
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      27 6 T/ie Malayan Way of Lite 9 Borgamlng In the morkct then fhc sot.sfoct.o<- i reel voluc tor '.our money rothcr like drmking a J»O2 yCtrlsbd^q of course
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    WESTERN COUNTRIES HAIL SEATO
    671 7 Military Bloc Aimed At Asians, Say Reds LONDON, Sept. 9, (Reuter). Western countries last night welcomed the South-East Asia defence pact signed m Manila as a step towards peace and security m Asia but Communist sources attacked it as an "aggressive military bloc." f» lw eight-nation
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    Belgians Seize Jane's Movie
    57 7 ssh:L.s Sept (AP) T k BelMm of J sterda^ clai iboc on t\- i kg he Hollywood m ie Lin< of m featuring Russel bu A I FriP B E I a tii i i j B I n >i a D F O< M I
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    37 7 LONDON". Sept. 9, V P ,n Offici i\ th< Bdri conI tab a and n sunning b: C\ c British ter In la id not ved »■>.:■ I n the Irn rt is received
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    79 7 TORONTO, Sepi 9 AP- M I.••; no Qiadvi Ick, 34, a San n- 1 California who conquered the Ei inn< I frona both lirectioi was pulled out I.■\ .< rs oi Lake Oni ari •day at aboul the rk of a 32-mile n swim Chad
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    BRITAIN DROPS CONFAB
    133 7 BRITAIN DROPS CONFAB LONDON. Sept. 9. "Reuter.t —The British Cabinet last night reluctantly dropped its plan for a nine-power con--1 Eerence here next week to discuss how West Germany should be rearmed now that j the European army treaty is i dead. Sir Winston Churchill and his top ministers decided
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    SPECTACLED SON-IN-LAW UNACCEPTED
    63 7 SPECTACLED SON-IN-LAW UNACCEPTED WESTON SUPER MARE. Somerset, Sept. 9, (Reuter).— Norman Manley, 23-year-old builder, complained to magistrates here that the father of Emily Smith, a L9-year-qld junior, refused to accept him as a son-in-law because he WOre glasses. Miss Smith's applications for legal permission to marry was adjourned for a
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    UN TO DISCUSS SHOOTING
    44 7 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Sept. 9 <AFP> The I United Nations Security Council will hold a meeting tomorrow morning on the United States request to discuss the shooting down of an American plane by Soviet aircraft off Siberia Last week.
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    'Hypnotism Is Not For All Maternity Cases'
    171 7 LONDON. Sept. 0 Reuter I—-! A British obstetrician, Dr. j r. J. Minnitt. of Liverpool, told the international Midwives meeting here today that hypnotism m child-, birth had only a limit' d'. application. Asked by Mme. Ma; ac Jay. a French delegate, to
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    74 7 SHANNON AIRPORT. Ireland. Sept. 9, (Renter) Diamonds believed to be worth USSI. OOO.OOO were recovered yesterday from the partly submerged KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) Super Constellation w h i C h crashed m the River Shannon on Sunday with the loss of 28 lives. The package
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    Dr. Lin Yu-tang Flies To Paris
    205 7 LONDON, Sept. 9:— (Reuter)— Dr. Lin Yu-tang, Chancellor of the new Nanyang University which is to bo built m Singapore, left here by mv yesterday for Paris. His search for staff will take him on his way to Singapore far beyond France to I
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    Dancing Major Gets The Sack
    88 7 Dancing Major Gets The Sack CAIRO. Sept. 9, (AFP)— Egyptian National Guidance Minister Ma.i. Salah Salem the "Dancing Major"' was reli< ved of all his functions for an indefinite period by the Revolutionary Council today. Informed sources here said thai the Revolutionary Council action followed disagreement with Salem, who sought
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    AGA KHAN IS INDISPOSED
    61 7 CANNES. Sept. 9. < Reuter > -The Aga Khan. 77-year-old spiritual leader of millions of Ismaill Muslims, is suffering from bronchitis and has a high fever at his villa near here, his wife the Begum, said last night. The Begum told Reuter that he had been
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    T.U.C. Will Demand Nationalisation
    231 7 T.U.C. Will Demand Nationalisation BRIGHTON, Sept. 9:—<Reuter).— Leaders of eic&t million British workers >\ill be asked here today t«> back a demand lor the nationalisation oi Britain s basic industries, including BectioM oi the thernical, engineeriiiii and building trades. The B6th Trades Un on < i on composite resolution ca
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    Flat-Chested Look Not For Marilyn
    102 7 Flat-Chested Look Not For Marilyn NEW VOKK. Sent. 9 \P> .Marilyn Monroe, wearing a form-fitting sheer wool dross that did not borrow anything from Paris' new flat-cheated look, broke up airport routine today when she arrived from Log Angeles. There wasn't nun h work done for 4."> minutes as boom
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    LABOUR MINISTER
    33 7 MR Kh mnubh i [> sai. a former President of the [ndian National Tr; I CJnioi Congress, has b( en appointed Minister of Labour. it wa* announced In New Delhi Reut< r
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    Thais Expect To Be 'Invaded'
    144 7 BANGKOK, Sept 8 Premier, Piidi I'anoinvonj; log the support of a mask Yunnan Province on the "•Free Thai Army." it was Mr. Kharb Kunjara, Secretary General to Prime Minister Pibul Songgram. told a press conference yesterday that the Thai Government did not know when and
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    Red China Or Husband
    70 7 ST. LOUIS S >p1 9 AP Dr L l !i--! 1' 7. ha a divorce mi fro md I ser; ion bet iua v :< preferred to remain m C tnmun: -t China. Circuit Judf David J. Murphy yesterday award* d th< divorce <■> D; rsou.
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    China is out for PEACE
    125 7 China is out for PEACE ATTLEE TELLS AUSTRALIANS: v.■ S'D' y ten >men he Bi Labour Pai lei iaj i parli i n ntarians at a lvi r, -.v peopl< i I >Ugfa W I H fallible as yours aid 1 t Lak mi t l< ga- n a v
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    19 7 i i I Giostei poke I by RAF flghi > could D ravelin i aWe i
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    NYE ARRIVES IN RANGOON
    28 7 tNGOON Rep ten Seven memfa i i Br h Labour j ■> I I China and R today i Socialist Party cjfir-ga 1 Sm Singapore
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      63 7 RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 9. The following ore the closing prices at rubber and tin on the London. LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 20^d. Spot £735 buyers, October/December 20|d. £736 sellers. Jonuory/Morch 20|d. Three months £734.105. April/June 20gd. buyers, 735. July/September 20id. Settlement prices: £735.
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      95 7 HOUSEHOLD and KITCHENWARC f dfiS^rj 521.50 f ach W^ WOOD WARE W 50 cfs. 12 60 6 T EH-2S M 7 5,. Ironing >--cr<i S 850 SUSS Cl C A C 3rn VOOd I'j bleeve board 5350 ciwm ***** It I Ereod Fcord S 4.00 I 4io 00 Chopping Eccrd
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      1220 8 rei: jw» BLUE FUNNEL LINE \i w% (-•oiine.) ALWSFIELD CO., LTD. TO! Incorporated m Singapore Curriers option to proceed via other ports to load and diMlurce cargo SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW LONDON A CONTINENTAL PORTS. Due Salli P. Sham Penan? Antilo< lvi« far Ifao'es. Genoa. Lo.uu.i. Holland Hamburg Sept 10/11
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    Firm To Display Philips Radios
    142 9 THE new 1969 ran^e of P ps Radioplayers and Radi igram s will be on exhibition at the annual PhiLHps Radio convention, to be he! I m the St Andrew's War Memorial Hall, Singapore, on M lay. fhe convention is being Sponsored bj Messrs. William
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    BANK'S 7y½ p.c. INTERIM DIV.
    52 9 BANK 'S 7y p.c. INTERIM DIV. THE LONDON directors of the Chartered Bank of India. Australia China, have declared an interim dividend of per tent for the t tirrmt year to be paid on Ott. 1. Telegraphic advice to this c fleet was received yesterday by the Singapore Branch of
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    July Malayan Trade Gap Is Only $300,000
    219 9 July Malayan Trade Gap Is Only $300,000 Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA had a healthy trading month m July, for the first half of this year, we ran a trade deficit of nearly $110,000,000. In July, our trade was just about balancing. Official statistics issued yesterday showed that for the month,
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    JAPAN URGED TO BUY MORE CHINESE RICE
    141 9 TOKYO. Sept. 9: (UP) Ceylon has suggested Japan buy more Chinese rice through L'o:ombo, it was learned here today. At a meeting held at the Foreign Office yesterday. Ceylonese .Minister of Commerce Trade and Fisheries Shirley Corea, head of a Ceylon trade mission
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    CYCLISED RUBBER CAN STAND ON ITS OWN
    231 9 CYCLISED RUBBER CAN STAND ON ITS OWN KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A plant for manufacturing "cyclised rubber' for shoe soles on a commercial scale is to be set up m Malaya, stated the annual report of the Technical Rubber Developments Ltd. for 1953. One full-scale plant has been sent out to
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    TRADE PACT IN FORCE
    86 9 TOKYO. Sept. 9: (AP) A trade agreement concluded between Red China and Indonesia m November of last year will remain m force for another year. Trade delegates from the two countries met m Jakarta and signed the agreement to continue the trade agreement j for at
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    RICE YIELDS CAN BE DOUBLED IN TROPICS -EXPERT
    355 9 RICE YIELDS CAN BE DOUBLED IN TROPICS -EXPERT nv HOW rice crops can be increased particularly m tropical areas of the world is discussed by Mr. A. Grist (an authority on rice and author of a recently published book on its cultivation) m the current issue of the British periodical,
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    FORD MAY OFFER STOCK FOR SALE
    56 9 LONDON. Sept. 9: (AP) Henry Ford II announced the Ford Foundation is studying the possibility of offering some of the Ford Motor Co. -tock it holds to the public, perhaps m about a year. He denied, however, that the company itself planned to offer
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    LINER ON F.E. ROUTE
    108 9 THE 10.000-toa luxury liner Hamburg which is now on a regular route to the Far East from Continental ports. The vessel, which Is op- erated by the Hamburg America Line, is one of four German vessels plying the route presently. The others are the Sewaben stein,
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    BANK RATES
    63 9 M A I A N I > t.ani;^ Banks Association t<,iyin£ rat*-"- m ner< hat.i >• f<*t Canadian doli:ii^ vrsteri da> SI IJ/K ■I J -II 15 1C (> I) 32 <> rfdit hili- and 32i tratf* bill« (91 d st> Sell ins >'• s werm I l
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    COFFEE BUYERS IN COLONY RESERVED
    244 9 COFFEE BUYERS IN COLONY RESERVED COFFEE bad dti I the Singapon produce market yesu rday. 1 here were m but no b;:>< j Ri-poris ol coffee c '.rp i Eron Wa I igton on We day had a hangovei i fed I I forward buyers were reserved. Sugai too, trad
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    STRANGE SHAPES AT PREVIEW
    56 9 STRANGE SHAPES AT PREVIEW photos. A GLOUCESTER Meteor aircraft, (above) fitted with a wing tip soar engine, at a preview of Farnborough Air Show on Sunday. The show, organized by the Society of British Aircraft Constructors, opened officially on Monday. (LEFT): The new 5.8.5 experimental jet aircraft made by Short
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    PAY US FOR LOSS -RICE RETAILERS
    234 9 Boycott Is Threatened By HSU TSE-KWANG RETAILERS of Government rice m Singapore ore now demanding compensation for the loss they incurred when the Government suddenly re( j ucec j t ne price by four cents per kati. They have also threatei rice, if their
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    RUBBER TOPS 70c. MARK
    220 9 RUBBER TOPS 70c. MARK FIRST TIME SINCE JULY Standard Market Reporter THE prMv oi i uuot m Singa] terday cached tl j cents p> mark for the first since J but <.!<>-^d a; tf^-7 U p« lo for curie:. md next month's shipment (68 cen:< on Wed.) Prices <>p< ned
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    £ FOR S.A. URANIUM
    65 9 FOR S.A. URANIUM BRITAIN" inv< n £406 million MS millior m South a n 1946 U 1051 Bit-- inv< m ment re le by the British bo develop irai i tit i. < E3 tillion for t n ture ol r <; p In Natal axun Britain n sard vestment:
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      421 9 gfghdx CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS I/IRE DEPARTMENT: Sup--1 ply of la) 2.000 ft. ruboer- lined fire hose 2k" dia. ol rtrst quality and <b> 1.000 ft. tt XV rubber-lined fire hose ul first quality complete with l|" Instantaneous couplings. The delivery date should be stated Tenders endorsed ■Tt-ndfr< for
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    THRILLER -IN THE SKY
    526 10 THRILLER -IN THE SKY You'll Need Strong Nerves For This REG WHITLEY reviews the new films now showing m London cinemas. HAT would you do if you were m a plane over the ocean and were told there was something radically wrong with the engines? And that the chances of
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    There's A Lull In Paris Streets Now
    285 10 a lull m the streets of Paris now. The J. Arthur Rank Organization's location film unit for "To Paris With Love". has now returned to England and Pinewood Studios, The lull is an aftermath of the excitement caused by the unit's preserve m
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    IN U-I ROLE
    44 10 pHRISTIANE MARTEL, winner of last year's Miss Universe Contest, has been signed for a featured role as a French socialite m Universal In t c rnational's forthcoming: Technicolor musical. "Three Gobs In Paris." starring Tony Curtis, Gloria DeHaven and Gene Nelsoa.
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    Celluloid Queen
    77 10 Photo) CLAD in a celluloid skirt, "reel" doll Maxine Darland, of Chicago, voted "Miss TV Film." puts her be«i foot forward while previewing the first recent Class "A" movie s released for TV showing UP I.OVK.i.Y Jean Simmons and handsome newcomer Edmund Purdom. who star as (he poignant
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    Yvonne Keeps Her Love Life A Secret!
    485 10  - Yvonne Keeps Her Love Life A Secret! BOB THOMAS reports TTOLLYWOOD has Ion? been amazed by Yvonne de Carlo's love life, and so is she. At least by the things she reads about herself. Just back m the film capital from Europe and getting ready to leave for an Arizona
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      300 10 THE STARS AND YOU By Rita Del Mar TODAYS QUOTATION: "There is no freedom on earth or in any .star for those who deny (rcnlnm to others." Elbert Hubbard. YOUR BIRTHDATE AND BUM II SIGN ABIES— March 21 to April 19— Don't iet others talk vou into things. Strengthen reserves
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    UK SOCCER RESULTS
    163 11 LEAGtE DIVISION I f C 1: S ci Utd 1 lon 1 West Bromwich 2 Manchester C 2: Arsenal 1 Newcastle U 5: Aston Villa 3 re tenham 0 \l,< ichester U 2 v. ra Sunder and 0 LKAGI E DIVISION II h nn.'.iham c' 4 Ipswich
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    Engineers' XI
    34 11 g 1 vill the !< Bngin< ci As mi Si gdale Sports C ib, P k trmort >■■ I d Soon. A Borhan. Kha id, Na- la fag:■.■..;\l -hea Hob Fernan lez, Gbani ArianaTa-
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    Prout Paves Way For SRC Victory
    167 11 R«-is 3 SHetur John. P'oit 2 and Carnegie. I'npcres: Andrew Clarke and Ft Sgt. Daries. A grand display by winger John Prout paved the way for the Singapore Recreation Club's three-nil victory over RAF Seletar m a SHA Div 2 hockey match played on
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    HOCKEY FRIENDLIES
    79 11 SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police beat the YMCA 4-0 m a Friendly hockey match ai the niCA ground. i Scorers fa« N >e Poiice were hankar Singh a and Sabii Ceylon Sports Club A beat REMK ;-l m another game at Balesiier Road. Kulasingaia 2 and Kandasamy scored lot
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    DAVIS VICTORY
    44 11 MEW YORK. Sept 8. (AP) Ted (Red Top) Davis of Hartford, Connecticut, threw punches withe rt a letup asi •.:u.i r to win a unanimous io round de ijion uvtr Armanci Savoie. Canadian ightweighi p.anipion. m a fight at St. Nicholas Arena
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    Gold Cup Dinner
    55 11 The Racehorse I Owners' Association of Malaya will hold its Annual Gold Cup Dinner at the Raffles Hotel on Thursday, September Prizes will be given to the Leading Owner for 1953, to the Owner of the Horse that won the most races, and to the Owner of
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    Dooiand Needs 4 More Wkts To Reach 200 Mark
    142 11 TORQUAY, Sept. 9. (Reuter) Feature of the festival game here between Xls representing England and the Com- monwealth was the four wic- kets of Bruce Dooiand, who now needs only four more to i complete 200 for the season. He has
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    Airmen Win
    23 11 i R.A.F. (Tengah) Veat Singapore Crirket Club three-one m i a friendly game of hockey played on the Padang yesterI day.
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    HEDDLE'S 2 SHINE
    475 11  -  WINDSOR LAD J. Sailor L Lady Best In Winding Up Gallops By TWO of Major Heddle's candidates, Jolly Soilor and Longton Lady were very impressive workers at yesterday's winding up gallops ar Bukit Timah when candidates for tomorrow's races were sent through their paces. oieppmg up ineir
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    ALPINE KNIGHT IS FIGHTING FIT
    456 11 ALFiiNk Knignt (riding boy) came up tne straignt i it a brisk pace. He finished so lull of running that he went a full round before he was slowed down at the tialf mile. Watch this horse over a distance. He is lighting fit. Blue
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    ESS CRICKET
    65 11 THE Christian Brothers OBA j cricket match against the Present j j Boys for the John Ess Trophy will be played tomorrow at 2.1.1 p.m. on the SJI ground. The OBA team will be: E. Lp Mercier (Capt). J. Aeria. R S Clarke. A. Delilkan. C. James.. D.
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    Watch Straits Code
    326 11 Watch Straits Code I I STRAITS CODE (Clarke) was simply coasting alongside RED WOLF II (Mi Cloud) at the end of a half mile spin to return 5? 1 S sec. the last three m 39 I .i sec. Red Wolf was ridden out m the final bit Traducer ran
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    ROVERS DRAW WITH RAOC
    45 11 -■K\]S Rove 1 i (heir hacl <-• *<*. m 1 a h lien they I RAOC SHA divis EA acoutii ;;1 F.'J < 1 k terd Tempenis led by 1 g ftrsl halt when Phi In the second half. ifl :■-> thr< iugh Cpl F
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    Indonesians Were No Match For The Army
    401 11 Army 3 Indonesians 1 Cia Koh 2 Wark. />■■• <'■■'■ Referee F Sgt. Boosted. 1 SUPERIOR m all depart- merits, the Army beat Indonesians 3-1 at Jalan Besar stadium m yesterday's SAFA Community league match. The Servicemen were, at no j stage, m
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    FARRER PARK
    66 11 DYNAMOS Sports Club beal Guthrie SC 5-2 m a friendly i soccer game at Farrer Park 1 yesterday. Scorers for Dynamos were N'arayanan 2, Bala 2 and i Krisi'P.an. Kok Peow scored for Gu::::e. Fairer Juniors beat Jollilads Sports Club 4-2. Eddy Ue S [va. A u» God
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      277 11 Ul Abner By Al Capp tf 93BJittj :I I THAT MU6T WMI lAH DONE. FOLLNEP ALL ?-VO' IS SO EAGER T'KMOW r^rSflll^ /<' BE A TM'DI-RECK-SHUNSOM WHAR AH IS TAKIM VO O O JOT <>HK U FLV I MG V-CT^^r 'HOW T' BUI LD A FLVIN' J BUT, AH -$^oDD
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    WHO WILL WIN THE CUP
    464 12 WHO WILL WIN THE CUP Penang: We'll Repeat... S pore: Its 'Home-coming' By THE SPORTS EDITOR THE ball is round, and tomorrow, when Singapore meets Penang m the 21th Malaya Cup final at the TPCA Stadium m Kuala Lumpur, the ball is going to be rounder than ever For thousands
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    AWANG ALL AGLOW
    34 12 AWANG ALL AGLOW SISGA PORE'S A>rang Bafcav here is all keyed fat the C'ip final to- Wtomw. Bakar's as good i 1 i t "v. r o"d oc.'y half a cm nwe do i
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    '70-min. GAMES IMPROVED THE STAMINA'-PATES
    361 12 '70-min. GAMES IMPROVED THE STAMINA'-PATES "SEVENTY-MINUTE soccer introduced m Singa- pores division 1 league this season has done much to improve stamina— and our players will not lack this to maintain a hot pace tor their opponents tomorrow," said Mr. K. B. I. Pates, coach of the Singapore Cup team.
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    ZATOPEK GETS PEACE PRIZE
    32 12 LQXDOM Scgrt l> Patacaa): I Zatopek. Czech Oy:i> pi pida runner, has been the Czechoslovak Pea ?n. c f«>r 1994, according to Tie Soviet news agen^-v. Ii_ J
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    'Fighting Fit & Better Than Ever' — Abu Bakar
    508 12 'Fighting Fit Better Than Ever' Abu Bakar PENANG, Thurs.— "The Penang: team is fighting fit— and is better than ever. I am confident that we will retain the Malaya Cup," the acting President of the Football Association of Penang, Inche A. M. Abu Bakar, said today. «i:.:x-: "Sinnannrp stnrtpH a
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    NO FEDERATION TOUR FOR SWEDISH TEAM
    190 12 By ANDY ROZARIO KIALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Football Association of Malaya tonight cabled Stockholm, Sweden, declining the offer of a leading Swedish football team to play three marches m the Federation m the course of their tour of Singapore ami the Republic of Indonesia
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    SHELL SPORTS CLUB TEAM
    60 12 THE following team has] been selected to represent the Shell Snorts Club vs. Royal Naval Air Station, Sembawang. on Saturday, Sept. 11, at Paya Lebar. at 2.15 p.m. L. E. Fencott, L T. Froggatt. J. D. Maughan, C. Harris. P. Cottrell. E. cCruseman, W. Skinner, E.
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    Andhra State FA Plan An All Malayan Tour
    215 12 ANOTHER formidable overseas soccer team may play m Malaya next month. This will be the Andhra State Football Association team, youngest affiliate of the Alt-India Football Association. c i: by Hanuman- > > Malaya m l: i: the A1- PA fate. a,..,
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    SEATS FOR 10,000 & BUS SERVICES
    428 12 SEATS FOR 10,000 BUS SERVICES KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Organizing Committee of the Malaya Cup final here on Saturday headed by Mr. M. G. Neal who led m the organization j of the last two Cup finals, are sparing no effort to make I it the best ever final of
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    Bookings For Olympics Open
    127 12 MELBOURNE, Sept. 9 (Reuter) Bookings from overseas lor the 1956 Olympics Games m Melbourne will open m Ap- nl of next year, it is annount- ed officially here. Australian banks will take i seat bookings from their Lon- i don branches. Agents are being appointed m
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    WE PRESIDENT SAYS...
    110 12 HIS YEAR'S final has been arranged with complete ab- 1 seme of the incidents which m the past have caused no little sensation to the football public," Tengku Abdul Rahman, president of the I F o otball Association of Malaya, said m his foreword m the Souvenir
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      130 12 Facts And Figures Cup Final Summary: PWL D F A S::i4 \povi 2") 13 8 2 5i 40 Pe'i inn 5 14 0 7 11 Previous results of Singapore versu* Penan? finals were: 1334 Singapore won 2-1; l i i4l Singapore won 2-1; 1950 Singapore won 2-0; 19.")2 Si". ii.irrore
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      53 12 Today's Sport HOCKEY: SCC v RAF (S) Div. I—SCC: CSC v SRC 2nd XI— SRC: RAF (S) v SRC Div. 2— SeletarSHB Rec. Club v GHQ FARELF Div. 3A—SHB SOCCER: RAF (S) "A" or Tengah v Argonauts Jr. Cup Semi-final Jalan Besar 7 p.m.; RAF (Seletar) v CA Cuptie Jalan
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