Malaya Tribune, 18 November 1950

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    51 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" Spore LARGER SALE THAN ANY AFTER XOON PAPER m MALA YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Line Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGEST SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOV. 18,
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    TOP-LEVEL TALKS ON MALAYA IN LONDON NEXT WEEK
    353 1 A.P. LONDON, Saturday. gVERY aspect—political and social, as well as military—of Britain's anti-Communist driv- in Malaya will be raised in top-level talks in London next week. Anti-bandit chief, Lieut. Gen. Sir Harold Briggs, is due from Malaya on Nov 21 for talks
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    India Will Support Tibet
    108 1 NEW DELHI, Today (MA will .-upport Tibet's case tg ,in=t Communist China bona, Mr. N. Iyengar, Indian and a raber of tl r> t'l Sub- ign Affairs, He Mmisti r. who was speakd X' era ChroAccording m nt of the r ts, we are ipport Tibet's
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    PUERTO RIGAN PLEADS INNOCENT
    54 1 ON, Fri—Oscar Ibzo. lac youthful Puerto I aho tnrd to at Truman, B I strong P I Say to first I)i< net guilty, your honP ral Judge baut in the only sj ke during the arRUX it in crowded courtis eh irged with first the cemm
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    Wainwright Worried
    79 1 A.P. Cleveland, Tennessee, Fri. Gt.iNC.uAL, Jonathan Wainwright fears if a major war comes with Russia, she would invade this country through Alaska and along the west coast of America. He gave his views last night at a banquet given in his honour by the disabled American veterans. The
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    Peking To Be Sounded On A 'Buffer Strip'
    257 1 UP. LONDON, Friday. IT was learned today that the Chinese Commu--1 nist delegation will be "sounded out" when it reaches Lake Success as to whether it is agreeable to a "buffer strip" on the Korean-Manchurian border to end the fighting there. There
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    ENVOY QUITS
    23 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Friday.— The White House today announced the resignation of Stanton Griffis as Ambassador to Argentine, effective from December 1st—A.P.
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    LIBYA TO BE FREE BY 1952
    159 1 U.P. FLUSHING. Today. THE United Nations General Assembly today approved the final blueprint to give Libya her full independence as a sovereign state by the end of next year. The vote on the proposal which would also grant economic assistance to the former Italian
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    Tize King of Nopal, accompanied by members of his family. arrived in New Delhi on Nov. 11 He was received at the Patam Mypori, among others by Mr. Nehru, and Ministers of Hie Government of India. The Kin. and party are the guests of the Government of India. This Group photograph was taken on Airfoil of the Kinj of Nrpal at the airport. Left to right: Shri H.K. Mahalab. Industry and Supply Minister. Shri Sri Prakisa, Commerce Minister, Sarder Baidev Singh befence Minister, the Kin#r of Nepal, the Premier, Mr. Nenru. the Crown Prince and hiA mo brothers.—A.P. Photo.
    101 1 Tize King of Nopal, accompanied by members of his family. arrived in New Delhi on Nov. 11 He was received at the Patam Mypori, among others by Mr. Nehru, and Ministers of Hie Government of India. The Kin. and party are the guests of the Government of India. This Group
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    CABINET TO DECIDE ON NEPAL
    167 1 Reuter. LONDON, Friday. The Britisn Cabinet li expected to decide '.text week on whether to recogni3e 44-year- old King Tribhuvan or his I three-year-old grandson as King jof Nepal, according to usually well-informed quartern here to- day. The Foreign Offi'.c spokesman j said the nuestion
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    U.S. Heading Towards Austerity
    160 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. AMERICANS are heading to- ward an aus.erity economy for the second tim<> in a decade. They a?ain are i having to build up their de- fences fast. Federal Government already has imposed more I than 25 per cent controls en civilian production, buying
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    Labour 'Revolt' On Korea
    158 1 A.P. LONDON, Friday. A powerful group of 22 Labour Members of Parliament surprised the Government tonight by calling on it to take the initiative in seeking new talks with Russia. They also urged that immediate? agreement be sought on a line in Korea at which the
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    INDIA REDUCING ARMY
    133 1 U.P. NEW DELHI. Fri. Prime Minister Pandit Nehru announced in Parliament today that India is reducing the j-ize of her army and her defence expenditure. The announcement startled I the house in view of the j worsening Far Eastern situa- tion and India's own deteriorating relations with
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    TO REST IN RUSSIA
    36 1 BERLIN, Friday.—Witihelm Peck, 74-year-old President of the East German Communist Government, lias left Berlin for a "rest cure" in the Soviet I'nion. The announcement «U made on Friday by Pieck's Presidential Chancellory.
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    FASCISTS ARRESTED
    21 1 Reuter NAPLES. Friday. Police arretted 37 young Fascists among hundreds who eiemonstrated through the centre of Naples last night—Reuter
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    NARROW ESCAPE
    31 1 MADRID, Fri.—Hundreds of passengers narrowly escaped death when a bridge collapsed near Loon under the MadridGijon night express early today hurling the train's two engines 1/ito the river Bernesga.—■
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    U.S. Landing Craft For French
    65 1 SAIGON. Fri. FRENCH naval forces stationed in Indo-China today received the first consignment of small patrol vessels lurnished under the American military assistance programme for the fight against Communist-led Vietminh. Six large landing craft delivered to Saigon's River port. They were picked up at an
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    Egypt Backs Farouk On Suez: Envoy
    277 1 U.P. NEW YORK, Friday. THE vast majority of the Egyptian people agree wholeheartedly with yesterday's speech frcm the Throne in Cairo demanding the withdrawal of British troops from Suez and the Anglo-Egyp-tian Sudan, according to Egyptian United Nations delegate Hussein Kemal Selim Bey. Professor
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    POPE SEES PEKING BISHOP
    41 1 AP. VATICAN CITY, Fri—Pope Pius XII today received in private audience Tommaso CarI dinal Tien Kck-hsin. Archbishop of Peking. The Cardinal I came to Rome at the end of Oci tober for the Virgin Mary assumotion cerrmoniea.—AP.
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    The Border In 4 Days
    290 1 UP. TOKIO, Saturday. AN American armoured column pushed through stubborn Red resistance and roadblocks to within six miles of Kapsan and 23 miles of tne Manchurian frontier yesterday. High-ranking American officers predicted that the advancing 17th regiment of the Seventh Division would be in Kapsan
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    TODAY'S BEST BETS
    39 1  -  By "SPOT" Race 2 Malayan Race 4 Blue Eye* By "PEACE Race 4 Pink Gin Race 8 Blue Eves By "LONGS.iOT" Race i Heath Race 5 Sailing Very heavy. First race at 2.15. See Page Seven
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    BRITISH RUSH PULLOVERS TO KOREA
    128 1 Reuter—AAP. TOKIO, Friday. I Over 3,000 pounds of heavy i woollen pullovers were flown lup to British troop.i north of the Chongchon River today, enough !to provide every man in the I Middlesex and Argy.l battalions with one apiece, a British military spoKesman announced here
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    P.I. THANKED
    41 1 Reuter. MANILA, Fri.—The Philippine Government ias received a note of gratitude from the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund for its kind assistance in helping promote the welfare of tqe world's needy children, it was rtnnognced h~re today.-- Reuter.
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    BANDITS HAVE LOST 1,487 SLAIN
    273 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. ANE thousand four hunv dred and eightyseven bandits were killed since the start of the emergency up to Oct. 31 this year, states a Federal Government press release. Other figures are: suspects arrested under the Emergency Regulations, 530; presented in court 510:
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    CHEAP RICE FOR ASSAM
    36 2 A.P. BANGKOK, Friday. THE Thai Government has approved the sale of 200 tons of rice at a special price to India for relief of families impoverished by the recent earthquake in Asram.—A.P.
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    Chinese Schools Ask For More Funds
    229 2 PENANG. Friday. SIR Christopher Cox. Education Adviser to the Secretary of State lor the Colonies, met representatives of the various Penang Chinese Schools' Teachers Associations yesterday at the Chung Ling High School. He was accompanied by Mr. G. L. Eayliss. Senior Inspector of Schools,
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    TEXAS NOT TAXES
    54 2 A.P. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYAN radio listeners, who are both against increases in rubber and income tax, are great cowboy music fans Their favourite record is "Give Me Texas" (Taxes). A Kuala Lumpur radio announcer last night pointed out the common error and commented: "I'm sure you
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    TAIPING CAMP ONE YEAR OLD
    413 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OVER 200 of the Hsou-Yuens,"—students— of the Taiping Rehabilitation Camp took part today in the sports, Lion Display and Chinese Art of SelfDefence, in celebration of the first anniversary ol the founding of the camp. Before the commencement of the spoiTs. toe
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    DENTIST HAD NO PERMIT
    34 2 SIXTY-year-old Chong Wah Lee was fined $100 or one month's jail in th« WjCJThI trict Court yesterday when he admitted practising dentistry without a certificate at Street on Sept. 27.
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    HAD NO CARD
    27 2 i 75-YEAR-OLD woman. A Scow Ah Hoe was fined $5 in the First District Court yesterday for failing to register for an identity card.
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    Driver Tells Court Of Rubber Theft
    227 2 MALACCA, Friday. HENG Kee Joo, a motor-car driver now serving a one-year term of imprisonment told trie Malacca Circuit Magistrates Court, today how by arrangement he drove his car in the early nouis of the morning of August 20 to a house near a
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    COL Findings Are Ready
    62 2 THE Singapore Cost of Living Committee, wnich has completed its findings on the cost of llvinc in the Colony, will submit its recommendations to a general meetlng*of trade union representatives on November 24. The Secretary of the Committee. Mr. C. V. Drvan Nair. in a circular,
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    Civil Liabilities
    32 2 THE Governor has named an investigation committee under the Civil Liabilities Rules. The members of the committee are the Account-ant-General. Lieutenant Colonel W. C. Smith and Mr Ec Peng Liang.
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    Sir John Hay On The Rubber Tax
    490 2 J.G. HAY. ALTHOUGH at first sight the recent announcement of an increased tax on rubber exported from 'Malaya may appear to be merely a local matter affecting only the rubber producing industry, on closer examination it becomes evident that issues are involved transcending
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    MR. B. LEWIS
    26 2 MR. B. Lewis. Assistant Superintendent of Police, will act Superintendent of Police with effect lrom Nov. S in place of Mr. A.E.G. Blades.
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    TROOPER CAME IN EARLY
    149 2 THE troopship. Empire Ken. scheduled to come alongside the docks at two yesterday afternoon, cam ,j hi at 11.30 a.m. instead. It took the pilot on the Empire Ken 45 minutes to berth the trooper. The hawser rope at the rtern of the trooper was. as
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    Nurses Fly By Night To Save Patient
    275 3 DRAMATIC night flight by two SingaDore A nursing sisters yesterday brought aid to an official lying sick on lonely Christmas 1 j, 1.000 air miles from Singapore out in Ihe an Ocean. The Island, a bare 60 square miles in extent iiormoiis phosphate
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    RAN LOTTERY
    50 3 rjiAN Jee Guan. a Chinese was 1 charged in the Fourth Police Court yesterday for managing a chap-ji-ki lottery in a house in Middle Road on Nov. 16. Tan pleaded guilty and was offered bail of $500 until Nov. 24 when the case will be up tor sentence.
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    FOULGER OFF
    37 3 Mr. R. E. Foulger. until recently the Commissioner of Police, Singapore left Singapore by R.A.F. plane this morning for the United Kingdom to take up the post of Deputy Inspector General of the Colonial Police.
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    567 Food Parcels For Poor
    111 3 I. LUMPUR. Fri. rjE hundred and sixtyd parcels were Bftoted to the poor and the various comStw in the Central. Alor iir. and Jasin Districts of Egi during October. [uded 26 emergency 1 Bp vai revealed at the ■gag ol tllf> Malacca Set- yi Welfare
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    THEOSOPHISTS TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
    66 3 175 th nniversary of the lati rial TheosophiI Society will b. celebrated Branch with tint tomorrow U p.m. at the Society LI Caimhill Road. phical Society md d in 1875 in New p B P. Bkuatsky. the pa mj stic and Col. H. S. m It
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    More Troops For Colony
    28 3 f 1,000 11 oops landt- rdav. when Empire Ken in N-t Mabel were the w(re also tings Petty R.A.F. Xi n also and children
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    $10 A MONTH
    31 3 THE Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. yesterday ordered Ung Lcng Hock, a debtor. whose liabilities amounted to $1,500. to pay $10 monthly towards tre benefit of his creditors.
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    War Wounded Flown Home
    179 3 A "FLYING HOSPITAL" Hastings transport aircraft left Changi airfield early today carrying f he first batch ol British Army wounded from the Korean War home to the United Kingdom There were fifteen patients from the Korean War theatre. the majority or them Scotsmen from the Argyll
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    Enough Stone For 500 Years
    172 3 THE granite resources of Singapore and Pulau Übin can be expected to last ror more than 500 years, according to the Report on the Availability of Granite in Singapore and the surroundi ing islands. This is estimated on an a n rt nual con sumption
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    INDIAN GRADS TO NOTE
    54 3 f J I HE last date for tne receipt of applications from T r.diaft Graduates for the a*ard of Travelling Fellowship* by the Nuffield Foundation nas been changed from March 31 19M to February 28. 1951 announces the Indian Information Officer. Intending applicants may get further
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    $850 FINE FOR 56 LBS. OPIUM
    51 3 A WI bin Salim, a 24-year-old Malay was charged in the Third Police Court yesterday for having 56 pounds of dutiable tobacco on Nov. 9 at the Woodlands Custom Station. Awi pleaded guiltv to the charge and was fined $850 or two months rigorous
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    Woman Had Samsu Still
    64 3 TAN Chwee Geok, a 40-year-old Chinese woman appeared in the Third Police Court yesterday charged with having one pint o? samsu and sixteen pounds of fermented rice. She was also charged with possession of a still. She pleaded guilty on both charge? and vas allowed bail
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    AIK i omnia ml:, nt N. M. .Salmon, 0.8. E., Director of the Women's Ro-val Air Force, chats with Cpl. Nellie Fisher, ' a Ifwatag Orderly, during an inspection of the W'.R.A.F. • quarters at Changi yesterday. , Air Commandant Salmon lit i touring the Far East Air Force.
    47 3 A IK i omnia ml:, nt N. M. .Salmon, 0.8. E., Director of the Women's Ro-val Air Force, chats with Cpl. Nellie Fisher, a Ifwatag Orderly, during an inspection of the W'.R.A.F. quarters at Changi yesterday. Air Commandant Salmon lit i touring the Far East Air Force.
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    POLICE DROP BOXING BAN
    473 3 fat «<■»,•«•!«' M COLONY OF SINGAPORE Otfmi Coamisslcner of Police, Singapore 1. h.. C.P.J03** 1 1/12 17th Hnvabw, 50. Vessrs. liendls Ahllp, 1-A, Raffles Place, Singapore. Gentlemen, With reference 1 Co our telephon* conversation' this morning (Mr.P.J, Johnson/ Idr.W.J. Parks) and to the letter of 16th
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    3 MEN HAD DOPE
    114 3 THREE people pleaded guilty lin the Second District Court yesterday when charged with having opium. One of them was 56-ycar-old Low Ah Mway. who admitted having 71 pounds of opium at Woodlands Customs Station on Nov. 6. Low was sentenced to 12 months' simple imprisonment. Another
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    U.S. LECTURER WILL COME HERE
    89 3 DAVID L. Cohn. widely krown American lecturer and writer, will return to South-East Asia. India and Pakistan tor a six-month lecture tour under a grant-in-aid issued under the U.S. State Department's exchange of perrons I programme, the State Depr rt- inent announced yesterday. Mr. Cohn
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    16 FINED $5
    28 3 SIXTEEN hawkers were fined $5 each in the Fourth j Police Court yesterday for causing a road obstruct'on in Too Chiat Road. All, pleaded guilty.
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    HAWKERS TO PLACE CASE TO McNEICE
    341 3 THE Singapore Hawkers Union has decided to submit a memorandum to Mr. T. P. F. McNeice President of the Municipal Commission, requesting the Commissioners to consider the Union's recommendations when discussing the report of the Hawkers Enquiry Commission. Mr. Thio Peng Bok. President of
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    JIN YEW ELECT NEW OFFICIALS
    190 3 THE following were elected office-bearers of the* Jin Yew Sia Association for 1950--1951. Patrons: Koh Swee Gim. Qu'-k Seng Lip. Ciiing Leng Swee, Foo Chin Peng. Lim Chiap Leng. and Ang Kirn Cheo. President: Ong Song Be?. Vice-Presidents: Koh Beng Sum. Tan Cher Yak. Tan
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    RAF STRIKES 1000th TIME AGAINST REDS
    96 3 THE R.A.F/s one thousandth 1 air strike against the bandits in the Malayan jui a \e was flown this week. Air Headquarters Malaya announced yesterday. The I.oooth. strike took place in the Cameron Highlands area, and was flown by Brigand light bombers and Tempest
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    ATMOSPHERICS INTERRUPT TELECOMS
    66 3 PENANG. Fri \,v. DUE to bad atmorphe-ic conditions, tele-commuications between Penang. Kuala Lumper and Singapore continue to be very bad since the last few days. Tr c teleprinting service between Penang. Kuala Lumpur and Singapore was not working at al; yesterday nnd all messages were sent by
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    UNITED FUNERAL ASSOCIATION
    63 3 DR. Chia Keng Hoe has been re-elected president of the United Confederate Funeral Association. Other office bearers elected were Messrs lay Chim Bong, Lim Teck Whve. Wee Chee Lim, Poh Tiang Siow. Khoo Kirn Chwee, Khon< Yew Ghee, Pang Cheng ?hye, Tan Kirn Teck, Lim Chow Beng.
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    QANTAS SPECIAL RETURN FARES
    45 3 QANTAS Empire Airways have announced the granting of •pedal 60-day return fares to Sydney and Auckland between June 1 r.nd September 30, 1951. The fare for a Singa-pore-Sydney return trip is $1,252 and fur SingaporeAuckland $1,526. Stop-over privileges arc not applicable.
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    WHERE ARE THE NURSES?
    693 4 ANE of the most serious aspects of life in Malaya today is the acute shortage of nurses in our hospitals. There is no secret about this, and it is no new state of affairs. Hospitals and clinics have been understaffed since the liberation. The result is
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    Guerilla Menace In Korea
    654 4 A Cable from Alex Valentine, Reuter-AAP Correspondent with the United Nations Forces in Korea Reuter-AAP. AMERICAN intelligence officers have uncovered evidA ence of the existence of a Communist guerilla "high command" which is directing and co-ordinating a vast rear area against the United Nations forces here.
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    The Car That Wasn't There
    76 4 UP. NEW YORK, Frldaq. ARTHUR Zimmerman, 21. parked his car in a park and returned to und its genercrator and radio missing. He reported to the police When he started to move the car after replacing the generator, he found the licence plate missing. He
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    The Week In The United States
    873 4  -  By JOHN KERIGAN USIS. WASHINGTON, Thurs. THIS week Americans were I keeping a close watch on the United Nations Security Council, which on Thursday began debating a U.S. resolution calling on Chinese Communist forces to withdraw from Korea. The resolution, also sponsored by Great
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    HONOURS FOR 51 PERSON
    909 4 KUALA LUMPUU. Friday. AT Headquarters Malaya this morning, on behalf of the King, the Officer Administer ing the Government. Mr. S. W. p. Foster-Sutton, presented decorations to members of the British Armed Forces and Nursing Services. Fifty-one recipients received Insignias ranging from the Royal Red Cross
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    The Fire That Wouldn't Light
    80 4 U.P. WONSAN. TodiT P APT AIN W. W Kaietti v» First Lieut. W. E Je* nings were circling above tin frigid Chosin Reserve.darkness when they notfei two spurts of flam? in a hiHside occupied by the Ui3 States Seven!ii m; ment. They asked by radio
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    Ironical Postcard
    122 4 PRAGUE. Friday BRITISH di legal Warsaw Peaty Cor.rrta sent an ironical postca Mr. Clement At*let on way through Prague, teltai the British Prime Minim they had succeeded in gerflaf] through the r Ceteka, ofiicial Czechosiowß news agency reported tola) The agency said Dr. Eft j Johnson. De an
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    RIDING 500c.c. AT 82
    102 4 EDGAR Charles i Meopham. Kent ctaiw be one of Britain s motorcyclists. Ke .3 v He started motorcyc...., J 1919 when he owned j 3i-h.p. model with hub g* ana wicker sidecar. Of that machine "She could not get up tham Hill with the h J
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    RUSSIANS STEP UP ARMING OF CHINA
    255 4 U.P. HONGKONG. OOVILT Russians are utep- ping up their programme of arming the Chinese Communists as a modern fighting force, reliable reports from behind Red China's "Bamboo Curtain remarked. One report said that the Russians had opened a radar school in Shanghai to train
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    TEN THUGS SCHOOL
    292 5 Give R ed Pamphlets. Grab T Cards L-j c n ese youths yesterday at pistol point stop- in the Chung Hwa Girls' School in Road, delivered lectures on Communism, iV. ibuted pamphlets and then walked oft* with ards belonging to the teachers and \!1 this happened within
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    Knife Thrown At Teacher
    53 5 A TEACHER of the Pearl's Hill School vept into the school* cloakroorf at 8.40 yesterday morning. A few minuts later a vegetable knife whizzed in through the window. Attached to the knifp was a note in English which read: "You friend th© police. You dl» sure.
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    BANKRUPT DISCHARGED
    66 5 T L. de Souza, a debtor, who applied for a discharge from bankrupecy. was granted a discharge by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley. in the High Court yesterday. T. L. de Souza. whose liabilities amounted to $1,500. was stated to have paid instalments sufficient to pay a
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    Art Show At British Council Hall
    85 5 L Payne, Australian L or! the painting fcbif.on at the British Counhv exhibition >s presented S ipore Art Society L contains the paintings of Gernldin jrtjn Naomi Ki'rty Green /Catherine Orml?ton. trial of 103 compositions p Mated by the four I special interest i
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    NEW SHIP FOR B.I.S.N. COMPANY
    174 5 THE twin-screw motorship Santhia just completed by Barclay, Curie and Company of Glasgow for the 8.1. Company's Eastern Services, is the third of a new class of ships and makes the fifty-sixth addition to their fleet since the outbreak of war. She has a gross
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    SEAMEN'S ENQUIRY Labour Dept. Should Take Over Bureau
    584 5 TAPTAIN Herrick of the Anglo-Petroleum Co. suggested to the Seamen Enquiry Commission yesterday that the Labour Department shuuW take over the Registration Bureau. He also said that the Master Attendant, who is the supreme authority in port, should not act as the
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    RECEIVING ORDER
    66 5 A receiving and adjudication order was made by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, yesterday against Er Leong Ann. trading I as Chop Er Leong Ann. Mr. C. H. Smith, who apj peared for the petitioning I creditor. Ban Seng Co., said that the judgment debt amounted to
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    HOLD UP GIRLS'
    547 5 Sailor Speaks For Labour VOTE Labour and you can be sure of a better deal, Captain T. D. Richards told an election rali*. yesterday. A large crowd of labourers of the Harbour Board assembled at the Harbour Board quarters in Breeze Plain. The meeting was held by
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    PLAYED 'PAIKOW
    34 5 NG Joo Thew, a young Chinese was charged in the Fourth Police Court yesterday for gambling at "paikow" at Upper Serangoon Road on Nov. 26. Ng pleaded guilty and was fined $20.
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    Police Depot 'At Home'
    159 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Police Depot in Kuala 1 Lumpur will be "At Home" I to members of the Malay Re- glment and parents of Police i recruits. on Tuesday and Wednesday. The programme will be highlighted by a boxing con- test on the first day
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    Price Control Case
    132 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Frice Control Regula- tions require all licensed dealers to display price lists of price-controlled goods in four languages—Malay, tninese, Tamil and English. They also require dealers to affix price labels in thest' four languages to containers of these goods. Anyone who does not
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    Indian Dance Stars Will Visit Malaya
    87 5 LALITA. Padmini. and Ragini. all well-known film stars of South India, along with a parcy of 13 members, will visit Singapore and the Federation during the coming Christmas. The main object of their visit is to exhibit India s traditional dance, Bharata Natya. in
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    BOLIVIA AIDS TIN EXPORTERS
    213 6 A.P. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, Friday. BOLIVIA has relaxed foreign exchange controls which tin producers claim have been stifling the Bolivian mining industry for two months. The new order lets exporters of high grade tin concentrates retain 18 percent of their exchange received for sales abroad. They
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    KESANG TIN
    21 6 RESANG Tin. Limited, yesterday issued the following j tribute report for October Tin Ore 159.71 piculs. I Tribute $5,407.05.
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    Commodity Shares Easier
    218 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. TIN shares locally were again slightly easier and qu etcr. Rubber shares also continued to have more sellers with prices casing. Industrials remained firm. The day's price changes were: W. Hammer 36.50 37.50 Henry Wautfh 2.30 2.30 M. Breweries M| bj McAlister 4S.IX) 4,.01> cd
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    Along The Godowns
    62 6 IN Port:— St. Croix (44), 1 Fossalarca (Sheers), Cuarum (*0). Anton* (40/41), Benarty (38/9), Talrea (SO), Eastern Utvee-i (SS/4), Steel Seafarer (SI 2), Adrastim (17/18), Phrontis (19 20), Cher' V.Leod (21/2). Benuvvis (23 4), Nordvest (2V6K tĕommsm (27/8). Burhl'l fS9 SO). Bel'°ron"ion (15/10). Tonre:>'ne (IS/14), Benavon (11).
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    HONGKONG EXCHANGE
    34 6 U.P. HONGKONG. Friday. The following were today's 1 official closing." on the Hong KonT Monpv Exchange. HK56.46 6.49. per US riol- lar. HK$l6.OO per pound s'erlin^. HKS3OS per tad of gold— U.P.
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    WEEK'S PRICES
    84 6 Hishest and lowest price? durinc the week ending November 17, 1050 arc Highest Lowest Buyers noon today Snot Loose 224 R.M.A. 1 R.S.S. F. 0.8. Dor. 2V, 188 I%^ M.A. 2 R.S.S. F. 0.8. 211 if* \9\ R.M.A. I R.S.S. F. 0.8. 207 180 187 X M.A. 1
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    Rubber Hamstrung By Duty Fears
    259 6 THE rubber commodity market rose to a red herring yesterday towards the close gamine some six cents in as many minutes. The red herring was a wild and distorted rumour in the markets that China had called up all adults between the ages of 16
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    90 7 "SPOT" "PICE BAHtjil S MAKEB "LONCSHOT- t X*' 1 < °°V* Pl AY RESULT "mfath J >«wt Me<norv Mir, ro J h piet*!...; j j sweet Memory I I IW~<- P l A LA-WAV 1 1 U Egyptian queen ooui nuina "gold j ,n Gold Meridian BSVSI. i
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    Special RACE CARD
    1248 7 RACE ONE 2.15 P.M. CLASS 3 DIV. 2—7 FURLONGS. LESS 17 YDS. fEHem r.w "Winmore Stable Daniels Good chance, in tip-tor form (1) Mr. Jules Martin Martin Regained form, danger <2» S. E. Sherida Daniels Has term, should win O ON .M Pherson) RD "Seavoy Stable' Sullivan
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    GOLD MERIDIAN SHOULD HOLD OFF CHALLENGE BY HEDDLE'S PAIR
    472 7 By "SPOT QOLD MERIDIAN is my firm choice in the Free Handicap for three-year-olds (Race 4) at Bukit Timah today, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club Winter Meeting. The going will be on the heavy side as this morning's downpour
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    COMBINED VARSITY SOCCER TEAM TO TOUR FAR EAST
    167 7 MANILA, Today.—Soccer teams from Europe will visit Hongkong and Maniia in their tours of the Far East this season. This was announced here by Mr. Jack Skinner, Chairman of the Hongkong Football Federation. The three teams will be (1) The Djaurden Club
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    ENTRIES INVITED FOR CYMA GAMES
    67 7 The CYMA (Portuguse Mission) Singapore, will be holding a series of games tournaments in the near future. Entr es from members who would like to participate in the soccer, cricket, hockey, badminton, vollevball, table-tennis, billiards tournaments are mv ted and they should be directed to
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    2 Varsity Players Hurt In Drawn Game With Khalsa Team
    336 7 TWO very evenly matched teams —Khalsa Association and the University of. Malaya battled themselves to a standstill in their hockey encounter at the Varsity ground Bukit Timah yesterday. The game ended in a draw, each side scoring once. Khalsa forwards
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    Today's Training
    122 7 (By "SPOT") THIS mornings training at Bukit Timah did not start till about quarter to seven due to the heavy downpour in the early hours, and as a result, the tracks have been rendered very heavy. Only a few horses were seen out. Prince Eugene (Tulloh) and Danger
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    Drake Gives Rising Soccer Youngsters A Square Deal
    444 7  -  POLICY PA YING RICH DIVIDENDS By ARCHIE QUICK I UCKY is the young footballer who joins a club the manager of which once filled the same position as the up-and-coming youngster. Such is the case with Ron Blackman of Reading, a centre
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    SPORTS BRIEFS
    485 7 Reuter-AAP. KUALA LUMPUR. Today.—Wellserved by his amazing star.aiia. youth Abduiiah Piruz, one of Malaya's most p.om sing ai.J rising young badminton stars, c&ptuied the Open fcingies title when he aeieated the titleholder. Lim Kee rung, after a gruelling three set ton.tst in the tinal last night. The score
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    Home Again
    36 7 Enthusiastic staff members of Australia National Airways gathered round for a dos© look at Australia's hard-won trophy —the much coveted Davis Cup —when it arrived at Essendon, Melbourne, from Sydney A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    R.E.M.E. Eliminate SRC "Blues"
    320 7 K.O. Hockey A SET of fast forwards who took their chances and were well served by a hard working: and tight detent.c enabled REME to eliminate SRC "Blues" from the Coiony Knockout hockey tournament with a i on vine ng three koals to one win at
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    CUP FINAL RIVALS CLASH IN TODAY'S U.K. LEAGUE GAME
    544 8  -  Arsenal Favoured To Beat Liverpool By JIM CHAMBERS A.P. LONDON, Today. ARSENAL, leaders of the First Division of the A English football League and Liverpol fight out again their Football Association Cup final today. Arsenal, who defeated Liverpool in the final
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    Today's Fixtures
    255 8 Reuter. LONDON. Today. The following are looibail fixtures tor today. 1 >t.LISH LKAUUK i IKST DIVISION Aston ilia v. Chelsea. Blackpool v. Huddersfield. Bolton v. Middlesbrough. Charlton v. West Bromwich. Derby Count v v. Burnley. Fulham v. Sheffield Wednesday. Liverpool v. Arsenal. Manchester United v. Stoke. Sunderland v.
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    Dog Had No Licence
    57 8 YEO Ah Watt, a Chinese woman of Bukit Timah Road, pleaded guilty in the Fourth Police Court yesterday for not having a dog licence. Magistrate P. Claque told Yoo "If you got it registered you will rrally feel it is yours." Yeo replierl >hftt the dog
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    Tin Metal Continues To Drop
    84 8 LONDON. Friday. The tin market at the official session showed weakness today with spot down £17' to £997} and three months down £15 to 9425. The turnover was 105 tons, including five tons lor cash. The official closing prices at noon were spot £995 buyers
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    BURMA RICE EXPORTS DOWN
    46 8 A.P. RANGOON, Fri. FEWER rice shipments during October made Burmese exports decline sharply, according to Customs revenue figures just released. They showed a fall of Rs. 847,476-7 during October. The total revenue collected was Rs. 9,683,467 against Rs. 10.530,943-7 for September.— A.P.
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    WEEK-END DIARY
    831 8 GENERAL TODAY Chinese YMCA: Muaic < las.*: 2.3 Up.i..., uoay building. 4.00 p.m., liitii ;..io..', <.JJ p.m. 1 WOULD Ot PRAYER: Rededication scry cc end social at 4.311 p.m. YvvCA Raitlcs Quay. .'.hi NtfcaaSTT: BXdioiiMMM oi paini.nTs ai British Coun ii Centre irom if r..m. V.M.C.A.: liiiovie Circle
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    Oxford Are Favourites, But Cambridge Improving
    987 8  -  INTER-VARSITY RUGBY By PETER LOVE GROVE LONDON, Today. fHIEF interest of the enthusiastic rugby union follower during November is, invariably, the team-building and form shown by the two Varsity sides, which meet this year for the sixty-nun time at Twickenham on December 5. Oxford
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY CONCERT
    69 8 THE Singapore Musical So- ciety will present Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" and Handel's "Messiah" at the Victoria Memorial Hall on D?c. 17 and 21, at 8.45 p.m. Soloists for this concert will be Lillian Ang (soprano). Doris Cox (alto). James Chalmers (tenor), and PeterChalmers (tenor), and Paterson Hutton
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    94 REPORTED DROWNED
    37 8 BELGRADE, Fri. NINETY-FOUR persons were reported drowned when a ferry sank on the Sava river near the Austrian-Yugoslav border on Wednesday. Reports from Tulza Croatia where the accident occurred said only one person survived.
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE
    31 8 UP. HELSINKI, Finland, Fri.— Premier Urho Kekkonen's middle of th? road coalition government supported by the Communists won a vote of confidence in Parliament today by 102 to 89,—UP.
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    Sex Killer Gets Life Term
    154 8 A.P. BRUNSWICK. G. rmanr. Friday A GERMAN court today sen. i tenced Rudoli Pie'n who confessed he killed ni women and a man to obuS "sexual satisfaction" to a to! term in orison. There is no death perm* In West Germany The moon-faced ex-black, smith
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    KLM Buying 6-Engined Aircraft
    95 8 AP. LONDON. Saturday. TH E Royal Dv eh Airbe <KLM), announced today it plans to replace a part o! its fleet with 10 U. 5 -built saengined airplanes in 1952 and 1953. This "decision." a company announcement said, "indicata that for the time oeing KDI do
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    ENVOY NAMED
    33 8 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.—Communis China has named General Jenf Piao. her Minister in Sweco, as Minister to Finland as welt the New China news agency reported from PeKing in message received London.Reuter.
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