Singapore Standard, 11 October 1950

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    15 1 Singapore Standard -nr 1 NO. 101 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    South Korean Forces Take Port Wonsan
    338 1 MV( VKIMI ITS HQ. Oct. 10. (Reuter-AAP)— {,„,<.<! it Kant coast port, today fell to the IJ V.Ih i N»uth Koreans as Pyongyang radio l< ,1 to ignore General MacArthur'* 36- hantlwon^ Burren der v\ onsan. i*u air mues from the Manchurian bor-| der,
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    MacArthur Hands Seoul Back To Rhee
    77 1 photos. Sygnman Rhee, President of the Korean Republic (see triangle mark) expressed his gratitude to the UN Forces and General of the Army Douglas Mac Arthur (O mark) at a ceremony m which Mac Arthur restored the seat of Korean Government to President Rhee.
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    US Troops Meet Stiff Resistance
    64 1 US Troops Meet Stiff Resistance -The Cvn ran stifl t dst- Irive Korean capital 5 head- < th y e ran i born I artil- :v rire; 1 juntisi v ncs x cement j Fi si with j supriver j I Bght- i i tered s not tkrtaj feel ler
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    Seven lee Hockey Champions Jailed
    31 1 E (AP)— S D ice reported j sent- m for i againsi C» boslo-| I had duurged w -i a state ring the X been i
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    Standard To Issue Youth Supplement
    67 1 A FOrR-PAGE special SALUTE TO YOUTH Supplement will be published Saturday. Oct. 14, to mark the successful conclusion of THE SINGAPORE STANDARD'S First Youth Essay Contest, which will be an annual event. The entire number will be devoted to the subject of Malayan youth and
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    New Ruling On Entry Into Canton
    96 1 HONGKONG, Oct. 10 (AP) South China's Communists have again imposed new restrictions against arrivals from Hongkong and Macao. The pro-Communist Wen Wei Pao announced that from now on Chinese returning from either colony and who want to remain m Canton must "be guaranteed by
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    One-Legged Clerk Wins Football Pool
    43 1 CARLISLE, Northwest England, Oct. 10: (Reuter) Thomas Wood, 42, a one-legged clerk m an office here, learned today that he had won £94.335 for a shilling In a football pool— the highest pool dividend ever paid m Britain.
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    Lie's Post As UN Chief Discussed
    48 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. iv. (AP) Yugoslavia was reported to have proposed at a :losed-meeting of the Security Council on Monday to Mr. Trygve Lie's term as Secretary General of the United Nations to be extended. But the Council adjourned without a decision..
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    67-Day-Old Rediffusion Strike Ends
    152 1 67-Day-Old Rediffusion Strike Ends Standard Staff Reporter THE 67-DAY-OLD strike called by the Rediifusion employees came to an end yesterday. This decision to end the strike was taken at. an emergency meeting of the Rediffusion Employees Union yesterday morning. The meeting also decided to close down the union. Picketing m
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    Indian Found Stabbed Dead
    105 1 Standard Staff Reporter VASUDEVAN. 32, a mandore di the Singapore Harbour Board. A-as found dead at Seah Imm Road early yesterday morning. He is believed to have been itabbed to death. An Indian who reported the discovery of the dead mans Dody at 7 a.m., was
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    Truman to See Mac A. In Pacific
    114 1 WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 (AP) President Truman will meet General MacArthur m the Pacific this coming week. White House sources said arrangements have just been completed for a conference between the President and General Mac Arthur, Com-mander-in-Chief of the L.N. forces. Details for the
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    Harding, Party Arrive In Tokyo
    84 1 TOKYO, Oct. 10: (ReuterAAP)— Lt. Gen. Sir John Harding, Commander-in-Chief British Land Forces m the Far East, and Mr. A. M. Crawley, Under-Secretary of State for Air, arrived at Haneda airport from Hongkong at 7 o'clock tonight. They were met by Air Vice Marshal C.
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    Royal Baby To Be Christened Oct. 21
    47 1 LONDON, Oct. 9, (Reuter). Princess Anne, baby daughter of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, will be christened at Buckingham Palace on October 21, Trafalgar Day, it was announced tonight. The little princess was born on August 15.
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    No Royal visit To Singapore Planned
    90 1 LONDON, Oct. 10 (AP)— Kingr George VI has maae no plans to visit Singapore on his return from Australia M iW a Buckingham Palace spokesman said en Tuesday. A Member of Parliament visiting Singapore suggested there that the King might visit the colony "The
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    USSR Protests Airport Strafed By US Fighters
    496 1 USSR Protests Airport Strafed By US Fighters LONDON, Oct. 10: (UP) The Soviet Government has protested to the United States Government today that two American fighter planes had "grossly violated" the Russian frontier and strafed a Soviet airport 60 miles north of the Korean border. The Soviet Monitor, quoting a
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    Vishinsky's Stand On Acheson Peace Plan Creates Speculation
    304 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Ort. 10 (AP) Western diplomats were sceptical today of Russia's surprise acceptance of some parts of U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson's four-point peace plan. They speculated on the Soviet Union's motives. Was it one of Russia's startling diplomatic shifts?
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    Paris Sends 2 Officials To Indo-China
    196 1 PARIS, Oct. 10— (UP)— The' French Cabinet decided today to send Cabinet Minister Jean Letourneau and General Alphonse Juin to Indo-China for consultations following the heavj' Communist attack on a column of 3.500 crack French troops. Most of the troops were lost. An announcement
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      100 1 On Other Pages Page MPs Convinced Emergency Will End 'In Matter of Months' 2 'Prey To Society* Stole From Sick Woman 2 Railwaymen Want Direct Talks With Govt. on Salaries 3 Elephants Ambushed 3 Double Tenth Celebrations: Police Alert 4 Penan? Eurasians Seek Free Education 4 Onn. Tan See How
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    MPs Are Confident Emergency Will End 'In Ma tier Of Months'
    825 2 Standard Staff Reporter MEMBERS of the British Parliamentary delegation are confident that it will now be a •-matter of months" rather than years before the campaign against the bandits is ended. This is due, they believe, both to General
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    HAWKERS FINED
    35 2 THREE hawkers, Srn? Seah Boh, Tay Liat Chew and Chua Aik Leong, were each fined $10 m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for trespassing into the Singapore Harbour Board on Oct. 9.
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    12 Nursing Sisters Offer Their Services
    228 2 Mandard W omun Reporter TWFXNE European nursing listers, all with previous experience have volunteered during the past few <lay> to lake on temporary appointments with the Medical Department of Singapore. Dr. Gross, the Acting Director of the Medical services, personally supervised their appointments, m
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    Man Tells Judge: I Sentence You To six Years
    404 2 Man Tells Judge: I Sentence You To six Years Standard Staff Reporter THK Singapore Assize Court Judge, Mr. Justice T. A. Brown, was yesterday "sentenced** to six years by a prisoner whom the Jmliie had earlier sentenced to three years* imprisonment. The prisoner was a 19-year-old Chinese, Lee Ah Chuan,
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    45 2 LARRY ALLEN, Chief of Bureau for The Associated Press m Tel Aviv, arrives m Singapore on Saturday to join the AP staff ia Southeast Asia. Allen, who holds an 0.8. E. and won a Pulitzer prize, underwent harrowing experience reporting World War II for AP
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    BAIL FOR WOMAN
    42 2 A WOMAN, Tan Bak Nai (20). was allowed bail of $200 m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday after she claimed trial to a charge of bein* m possession of dutiable aamsu. The case was postponed to Oct. 17.
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    Pains Led Woman (83) ToSuicideBid
    123 2 Pains Led Woman (83) ToSuicideBid AFTER being fished out of the Telok Ayer Basin. an 83-year-old woman, Yeong Ah Yee, struggled with her rescuer and tried to make another attempt to end her life m the sea. Pleading guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to attempted suicide, Yeong
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    Co-op Union Offers 2 $100 Scholarships
    145 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Urban Cooperative Union is oiTering two Secondary School Scholarships of $100 each a year for 1951 to children of pasl and present members of affiliated co-opera-tive societies. The awards are open to boys and girls who pass the VIII
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    32 2 Picture. THE FOUR Members of Parliament who gave a press conference at Government ho^jse yesterday: left to right: Mr. E. Popr':well, Mr. Alan T. Lennox-Bovd. Lord Listowel and Mr. Niall MacPherson.- standard
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    Seaman On Gold Charge
    128 2 TEN bars of gold, each weighing five tahils mre alleged to have been found slipped inside the shoes of a seaman, when Customs Officials searched him at the Singapore Harbour. This was told m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday when the seaman, Koh Hai Sui a
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    Refused To Sell Sugar, Two Fined
    97 2 TANG Wu N^iap, proprietor of a rctiiil shop m Upper Serangoon Road was fined $250. and his assistant. Tan Yong Tong. was fi:icd (100 by the Second j District Judge, Ifr. Tan Ah Tan I yesterday for refusing to sell sugar on July 24
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    FOUR SOLD POISON WITHOUT LICENCE
    177 2 FOUR Chinese were each fined < a total of $45 m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday for selling poison without a licence. Inspector Low Hong Hee, prosecuting, said that the accused Yong Vim Chong, Yong Kap Chong. Yong Mv Chong and i Yong Kvvan
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    Trey To Society (57) Jailed For Piano Theft
    544 2 Standard Staff Reporter A 56-YEAR-OLD Australian, Cyril Norman Wilkins Frericks, who stoic a piano from an 80-year-old bed-ridden woman his twelfth conviction m Malaya was described by the First District Judge, Mr. H. E. Kingdon yesterday as "a prey to society." Frencks'
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    106 2 PREPARATIONS .*fo r piling work were Degun yesterday on the site be- J tween Upper Hokkien Street and Upper Picker- j ing Street, where the new three nine-storey blocks of flats for the Singapore Improvement Trust will I be built. Actual piling is expect- ed to start next week. This
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    $25 Prize For Design
    82 2 Standard St;iff Reporter THE Labour Party Singapore is offering a (25 pria for a suitable design for a p; I badge, Mr. P. M. Williams, the General Secretary, announced yesterday. The competition is open to members and sympathisers and will close on Oct. 30. So far,
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    CRUEL TO FOWLS
    28 2 KG SOON GE. was fined S2O m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for being cruel i to four Cowis by tying their Legs together
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    Quiet Double Tenth Celebrations; S'pore Police Take Precautions
    659 4 Standard Staff Reporters A MASS meeting under the auspices of the Overseas Chinese Double Tenth Commemoration Committee was held yesterday evening at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises m Hill Street. More than 1,000 people attended. Police authorities took due precautions against
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    Help Build Up China—KL Appeal
    179 4 Help Build Up China— KL Appeal Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, To**.— Double Tenth m Kuala Lumpur was quiet, most of the Chinese boainesa .-.hops rlost-tl for a holiday. Owing to the emergency the Police authorities had banned all outdoor meetings or eelehralions. Heavy ram fell throughout the greater part
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    Bombed House Collapses As Pipe Explodes
    96 4 Standard Staff Corresponded PENANG, Tues. The bursting of a 12-inch under- i ground water pipe at the i junction of Light Street and Pitt Street early this rnorn~ ing caused some excitement to residents living m the viciyiity. The force of the blast was
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    Co-operative official Gets 2 Years
    164 4 Co-operative official Gets 2 Years I Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tucs.— Remarking that it was a serious offence. Mr. Justice Jobling at the Assizes today sentenced the former secretary and treasurer of the Prai Daily Paid Railway I.Employees' Co-operative Thrift "and Loan Society, Poat hat hamby, two years' imprisonment on
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    8 Men On World Cruise In Yacht
    184 4 Standard Slaff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. On a round-the-world cruise, an assorted crew of eight adventurous seamen on a small 74-ton yacht, Cariad I, with a 62-year-old British skipper, A. W. Filitton, arrived here from Singapore today after having been at sea for nearly
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    Pilgrims Due Back
    27 4 PENANG Tues.— The first batch of about 2,000 Muslim Pilgrims who left Jeddah for Malaya on Oct. 3 are expected here on Oct. 17.
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    Labourer Fined
    45 4 Standard Staff Correspondent. SEREMBAN, Tues. For using the Setul-Broga Road without a permit, a labourer, Nallamuthu, was fined $10 by the magistrate, Tuan Sheikh Abdullah yesterday. The accused said he was on his way to attend an ear boring ceremony m an estate.
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    CHILD DROWNED, FATHER WARNED
    126 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Tucs. In returning a verdict of death by misadventure on a six-year-old child who was drowned, coroner Abdul Aziz bin Mohamcd Zain warned the father, I Law Kah, that he would be held responsible for any re- 1 currcnce if. due to
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    Medal For Brave Penang Policeman
    202 4 Medal For Brave Penang Policeman Standard Staff Correspondent PENANCi. Tues. A brave Malay polire constable. Abdullah bin Mat Isa, who sa\ed the life of a 58-year-old Chinese, Phee Chenj:, whose sampan capsized m a storm off kedah House, Northam Road, has been awarded a bronze medal and certificate of the
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    UMNO Grows On MNP Stronghold
    153 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Tues.— That the membership has m:- creased 15 times since its formation is the proud record of progress of the Gunong Semanggol branch of the UMNO. This was stated at the second annual general meeting of this branch held recently.
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    Benefits Of Co-op Stressed
    195 4 PENANG. Tues.— Member of the Municipal and Government Labour Union. Fenang and Province WcHesley. a! a meeting on Saturday were told by the acting Director of Co- operation. Federation of Malaya. Mr. R. C. Gates, of the advantages of having their own Co-operative Store Society. At
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    $800 Through The Window
    155 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues.— At the continued hearing today of the case involving a Chinese detective sergeant, Wong Wai Lam, the OCPD Kampar, Mr. R. J.W. Craig, told the Sessions Court President, Mr. If. Garton, that gamblers threw money out of the window when the
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    DOG SHOW NOV. 18
    22 4 PENANG, Tuesday: The first postwar Dog Show will be held at the New World Park on Nov. 18.
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    Eurasians Seek Free Education
    139 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. The Eurasian I (l M 1 wants free primary education and scholarshi Eurasian community m the FfleWation. appeal to the Secretary of State i«>r through hift adviser Sir Christopher <>\. visiting Malaya m November. :> The Senior Inspector of Schools, Penang
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    Fishermen Appeal To Sultan
    69 4 Fishermen Appeal To Sultan Ai s; Ma E I departments Br:t« A Day and visited tht Kuala X■K In spit* t S an a behalf of th ed to th \v. *c r He poi dry sea hit i per 1 Ik- .amps I oil Work at n: The Su
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    FRIDAY MEETING
    15 4 PENANG Aieetii place on F: Thursdaj I i \.ry an I Adams sai
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    SHIP MASTERS 'CANNOT PICK OWN CREW'
    422 5 r^trlssion Is Told*- -lamlard Staff Reporter .»i -.hip?* could not select their own crew r pl the men supplied by the Seamen's Burraa v%ith men listed on the roster. The pping Ordinance "clearly Jays down that rosier should be used with regard to a
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    S'PORE GOVT APPOINTMENTS
    31 5 i Reyenei irernment ...v g ells, L cal r> ipore, m S.. to gration, va and r i act Immig o, Hi G W ta Dei Immigr iti
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    MR. G. G. THOMSON
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    49 5 photo. Miss Olive Suddaby, Chief Principal Matron for Overseas of Princess Mary's RAF Nursing Service, stops to chat with a patient m Changi R.A.F. Hospital during her inspection yesterday. Miss Suddaby, who is touring to inspect medical facilities at overseas Air Force stations, leaves for Hongkong today RAF PR
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    Back To Land His Ancestors Left 100 Years Ago
    245 5 Standard Staff Reporter A 28-YEAR-OLD Ceylon Malay left Singapore yesterday anxious to learn the language of his greatgrandfather who, less than 100 years ago. left Java for Ceylon. He was Mr. Durhan Saldin, duel clerk \o Ceylon's first Consul-General to Indonesia,
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    Cattle Went Astray
    35 5 KAJANG, Tues.— Chinnaya, w > allowed his three cattle to stray into the compound of the Kajang Police Station, was convicted and fined $12 by the Kajang Circuit Magistrate, Mr. A P. Jack.
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    ONN, TAN SEE HOW BRITAIN TACKLES TB, HOUSING PROBLEMS
    609 5 BOTH the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will benefit from the current visit to the United Kingdom of Dato Onn bin Ja'afar and Mr. C. C. Tan, who attended the Commonwealth Consultative Committee meeting on development m South and South-East Asia.
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    Shopmen Diddled
    44 5 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, ues.— A number of retail shops m Malacca have recently been victimised by an 18-year-old Indian youth. He placed orders an 1 collected goods or) behalf of some clients of the shops without the knowledge of ihc clients.
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    Kee Fatt School Gives USIS Scroll
    208 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE OLD Boys' Associatfon of the Kee Fatt Chinese School m Singapore has presented a scroll to USIS inscribed m ChK nese "Jen Sin Kung Vi" (in' token of the good work done for the public). The presentation was made m
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    CHARGE FAILS
    46 5 Standard Staff Correspondent SBGAMAT, fues.— Li i Kee. 20. was acquitted and j discharged by the Segamat I magistrate of a charge of j illegal posses <•! 13 katie* i of latex at Bedok-Chaah ;Road. Mr. S. C. Maclntyn 1 a red for the defence.
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    Asia And Democracy
    780 6 IS democracy a suitable ideology for Asia? This is a question thai many will answer only after a considerable charing of throats and a great deal of humming and hawing. Even then only the bold ones would give a straight answer. Our attitude towards this question depends
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    What Will Become Of These Boys When They Grow Up?
    1002 6  - What Will Become Of These Boys When They Grow Up? S. C. OEI By PENANG rY\£ wonders what will become of those "Jaga Krela" boys when they grow up. They are mostly to be seen at cinemas, shopping centres, large restaurants and all car parks m town. For a lO~cent
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    Review of Views
    449 6 Review of Views Double lentil YESTERDAY, Double Tenth (as the Nationalist Chinese call their national da;> i, vould have been a big day foi the Chinese community m Malaya it the binese Communists had not overrun the China mainland. When Kuomintang was operating full blast m Malaya, as .1 recognized
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 6 "Scarin* the livin' da> lights out I ot us: You'll be the death of your mother yet!"
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    The One Pound Note
    560 6  -  CASSANDRA -By I II X is perfect m Britain today Jj< Except for the distance between the pound notes. And when by heartbreaking effort, incredible cunning or downright dishonesty you do manage to entice into your pocket one of the green crinkly bits of paper that
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      The Greatness Of America
      367 6 Sir. Born and reared m the rubber land of Rfalaya i the great, democratic United States seemed very far i away. The idea of seeing i this wonderful nation seemed even further. But the ways i of Destiny are strange. 1 My joy was great when
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      The Curse Of Caste
      294 6 Sir: I thank you, for your leader. "Half Way Dei 10--cracy.*' For one thing, you bay« prevented me tram saying, practically, the same thing about this funny thing whieli we are pleased to fall democracy. I want simply to .-t;ite that I fervently hopo. lor the
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      Monies, Journies And Honies
      158 6 Sir,- have noticed the word "Monies* 1 g \i>ed by ■■< spapers including the Sing,;: n Standard. As time goes o:i 1 layan iournal -1- Ajnerican way ol sp« ling; such as "ihrt;". "thro* 1 for "1 ii r0 v b h." "check* 1 Eor "cheque*
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      Why Ban The Students Party?
      138 6 Sir.— A- Pai tj I i ani meat 63 Pn I v.- unchal Ef< I;:.' 10 Student: Pa 1 communal < the stud* H Prof T ;i that Idea beat very aim ol Parts Is tt c raci ham sod I a sirig.e T-.< threl
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    40 7 photo. v i isifl Xattr muammazs o*' a lurkl'li is .id to litiht wiui tin- V.*,. force m Korea. kia men as they waited at l>kendk-run ikiru flnni to Korea. Th»» R»*nl Jv tM i key's wupeet im] oili.ers.- A.P.
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    70-ft. Tidal Waves Hi! Amboina As Fighting Continues
    171 7 70-ft. Tidal Waves Hi! Amboina As Fighting Continues !ll\ Oct. 10 i I l*> xiolrnt earthquake i waves 70 led high Mrm-lv |fae islainl ilM>"ma. where lroop« oi tl»«- hnlonesiaii Krpuhlir forces «»t iht- Soulh >]olueea H«pul»lir. 1 U y < tamage and casual- are reported on tin hich lies
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    Strained C'wealth Relations
    15 7 Strained C'wealth Relations tan from MIS UPC i !»rnauird t i ;.iniNt "ioatli UrWa defy
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    S. Africa To Segregate The Chinese
    14 7 S. Africa To Segregate The Chinese 10 i AP) Interior > I and 1 a
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    Army Wires 'Spoiled By Luxury'
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    Rather Than Be US President: Truman
    6 7 Rather Than Be US President: Truman
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    US Airmen Held 5 Years In USSR
    60 7 FRANKI rRT, Oct. tO (UP) Foil S A,r Force offlcf > forced landing m R m 1945 after an air raid J ere still being held a Soviet prisoner-of-war camp ne K:t-v as late as ]!>47. a :t ttgee Hungarian army lieutenant *id
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    16 7 A .v.ai.i Korean marine fi.-t.-. into haystack where he suspects North Koreans are hiding.— »**N» photo
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    Fear That Japan May Join Red Bloc
    141 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. ID <AP)— The Foreign Policy Association said some Australians are fearful thai Japan may turn Communist and join Red Chma and Russia tv over whelm Asia and the South-West Pacific. The Association, private organisation devoted to foreign affairs, published a report
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    Karen Chiefs Offer Peace
    40 7 RANGOON. Oct. 10 (AP): 'ive Ministers will sit on a ix-member advisory eommitc? to consider suggestions by laren leaders to terminate the ren-Burmese war. They will repOit, on the suggestions to Prune tdjnister Thakin Nu per•omlly.
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    India Cool To US Peace Pact For Japan
    75 7 India Cool To US Peace Pact For Japan \K\ YORK, Oct. lo (UP)— India has "serious doubts'' about the wisdom of a portion of the U.S. peace plan foi .Japan and that dealing with posP treaty security of the island, it is learned here. The Indian position on tru U.S.
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    Royal Christening
    22 7 Princess Anne, daughter ol Princess Elizabeth, will be christened at Buckin a, h a m Palace mi Oct. 21. A.P.
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    Priests Murdered
    15 7 Two Italian missionary priests have been killed by Burmese Communists near Toungoo. r.p.
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      Toy Bomb Misses Churchill
      98 7 CO ENH AG EN, CM. 10 (Ri iter) —A toy firecracker containing Communist Party >l;;i:;; was thrown a'. Mr. Winston ChurchUKs <ar as c drove m profession through Copenl igen yesterday on arriva for a three-day visit. The lissed the car and exp M t -(i
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      36 7 ouncemeni is expected m the engagement oi i oi Pei a to the 19-year-S -aya Esfandiari, daughter Ft rsi m tribal leader. S 3 no v staying with res i■ ana, tiie Shah's sistej A. P.
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      20 7 Pht T'N. has confirmed that ident Tra nan will address G neral Assembly on United N..'.. '->;!< Day. Oct. 24. A.P.
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      35 7 .4 cattle dog dashed m f> kill a snake that bit hia master Donald Kington, farmer of Kapaldo fQweenslond). The snake hit the 'log tOO, The dog (lied IK* mnxtar recovered. Renter A A P
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      26 7 Kina Farouk of Egypt has arrived at San Remo aboard his private yacht for a three-day stay bt' <>!t' going <>n to the Italian Riviera. U.P.
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      31 7 West German Minister of Interior Dr. (iustav Heinmann has resigned from Chancellor I Konrad Adenauer's Cabinet as a climax to a dispute over German participation ill WestI crn Kuropean defence. U.p.
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      22 7 A Franco-Swiss expedition is* i going to Noumea t New CaledoI nia) to search for plants of j pharmaceutical value Router- AAP
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    Nehru Is Embarrassed
    63 7 LUCKNOU9 (INDIA), Oct. 10 -(AP): A tiny bell sounded as Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru com■■■(l ;<> '•■muies of an address before the Institute 01 Pacific relations here. The Prime Minister, with an embarrassed smile, ofj the alarm bell on his t&risi watch. He hud set so he
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    Rebels Trap Several French Battalions Near Chinese Border
    306 7 .3 GO f 1 Ocl rhe h 'ea(?y dangerously thin French lndo-Uiina border defences alonj* tl le Red China hunter m Tonkin have been shattered by powerful Yietminh rebel forces, operatiiig from Red China, which have trapped "several" crack French battalions. I
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    Jailers Took Convicts Out To Party
    79 7 MANILA, Oct. m (AP): Quezon City Mayor Diaz suspended and arrested the City Jail Deputy Warden and two jailers for going out on a drinking spree at night with four inmates. The tipsy prisoners broughi back the equally tipsy warden and his guards back^
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    Ceylon Muslims Unite
    21 7 Political leader? of the 40.000 Moors and Muslims m Ceylon have decided to amalgamate into one body Reuter
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    Russia Says 'Yes, But'
    137 7 Russia Says 'Yes, But' I NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (UP):— The proposal outlined by Mr. John Foster Dulles (U.S.) beI fore the United Nations, aim!ed at giving the General Assembly power to send international armed forces into action against aggressors, won a surprise but strongly-quali- fied approval from Russia. A
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    Luck Loiters In One Area
    96 7 SYDNEY. Oct. 10 (Reuter- AAP). Cash ]>rizes Of Z39J000 and a ear worth i'AAOO hare j been iron by five people living within 200 yards of each other m the Sydney suburb oj Coogee m three months. Winners were. Newsagent £.6,000 lottery, pnolt C a
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    River Eating Up A Town
    91 7 River Eating Up A Town CALCUTTA, Oct. 10 (AP): The Brahamaputra River ha b c c n eroding Dibrugarh (Assam) for nearly a month with us floodwaters following the h]g earthquake. It has so far swallowed nine build- ings and is lulling into the town a1 the rate of seven
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    Paternity Suit Against Sabu
    60 7 LOS ANGELES. Oct. 10- (AP) —The long-delayed paternity suit of a pretty London dancer. Brenda Julier, 23, against actor Sabu has begun here Miss Julier's suit, filed m May 1949, asserts that her baby was born m Dublin eight months after she returned from a visit
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    Libyan Freedom Set For 1952
    40 7 NEW YORK. Oct 10 tUP>jUN Commissioner m Libya Adrian Pelt told the General Assembly's Political Committee that, notwithstanding obstacles i and difficulties, Libya would I become an indept ndent and j sovereign state m 1952.
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    Red China Builds Road To Tibet
    35 7 LON DON, Oci 1 0- U P The Chinese Communist army i is building a highway to '1 Lb« I I from nearby Tsinghai Province, lin north-west China, Moscow
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    32 7 Si. -i Korean Marines id! Bi ;i Bed p \t--h 1,; 4cd taNB a hiding place, i^ BOrchcJ lor concha !«"J jr-uades a:id \\<-.ipons. North Koreans taken prboner now total 55.000. A.P.
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    Chiang Accuses Red China Of Plan To Conquer AH Asia
    189 7 Chiang Accuses Red China Of Plan To Conquer AH Asia photo. TAIPEH, (hi. 10 (Al*):— ln ;i OmMt IVnili kmmi vn>i. i',ci\. (^hians Kai-ln'k *a'n\ that, under tlir Pektne* Moscow alliance, Kr<l China ts planning t«» Kncreaae her arm) of 5,000,000 lo 60g000,j000 to carry out ih. Kremlin^ plan For
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    USSR Denies Pease Move
    60 7 TAIF^H, O«i. M \V .1 lVitb the I N. rroniai of the 'i'ith Parattel into North Korea. Russia has Oiii; a!i> de !tied that slu is making overtures to America for a settlement of th- East-West caM war, wh'!e X"d China remains ominously silent amid reporis
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    New Delhi Fire Guts 500 Shops
    52 7 New Delhi Fire Guts 500 Shops NEW DELHI. Oc\ Hi <AP>: Dcvi igh N< 1a hi"s <■<- ed Sad; i B; ar area ia^t tight, ig i '•>" Se i ra [eared to Despi Looters broke :r:c<> edge ol adding < g I ?00 000. T:i cau s i ;ne
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    UK Deportation
    27 7 i j court has ruddered Nandor Bibcr, 19 yi J Hungaj set man, depu ed I•• Hungarj ll< eiileio^ Colony as a stowaway A. P.
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    Colony Will Have 1,000 More Telephones From Next Week
    713 8 Standard Staff Reporter PART OF the new automatic equipment which will enable the Oriental Telephone Electric Company to provide 5,000 new telephone lines m Singapore will begin to operate from this Saturday, the acting Manager of the Company, Mr. A.J. Thursfield
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    Copra: Lack Of Sellers
    115 8 PRODUCE St.irui.ird Market Reporter v m the Singapore pro lv v. aa ste .ciy with bu: pening ii C 4irj and reeveJ throughti day. However. I lere plete lack of si t I was liet with %1 I and small I (68. p i u> quiet
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    Bumper Pepper Crop Report
    57 8 PP R produ. n I residency, main pei produ south v |DJ tax ox cried c:<- Lions, according to Dt H m. 1 lof the District. Df run said that the pepper pi :ee times as big evious crop. The Lamport used to prodace 18.000 tons
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    Indian Steel Plants Plan Expansion
    85 8 NEW DELHI, Od 10 > ste< have ipplied for 120,000,00 > rupees 552-1 10,000) m lo ins from Oh C V: Govenunei I i finance i\; of their pla \i a and Indian pi lucer, has for 10 tpees to ties v i inert i
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    GOAN COCONUTS
    35 8 :> tg tese India, Oct. 10. \P\ The price ol Goan its has declined to about rupees (US$l7) a ti* uand, beca i c ol Lncrea ed production c petitive prices In South I:
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    JAPAN WILL IMPORT MORE
    93 8 TOKYO. Oct. 10 (ReuterAAP) The Economic Stabilisation Board today forecast Japan this year will import more than USS 1.000--000,000 or roughly 10 percent re than lasi year. Last year's imports totalled 16,000,000. T'n Economic Stabilisation Board disclosed imports for months of this year I $531,000,000. I
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TALKS OVER
    45 8 loxdon'. Oct. 9 (Renter)— British and Western German experts*'have satisfactorily concluded talks on a new AngloGerman payments agreement to fit In with the European payments agreement. They will now report to their Governments. This 'as an-, unced today by the British Treasury
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    Rubber, Tin Shares Improve Slightly
    153 8 LCr.'-^v; Ov- 10, (Reuter). 'lac g. ruing confldeno sterling fo reflection m furthc advances .a British Governmen itocks 'y. G.i i: is were again I and followed boa a::d < /erseas buyi g ut m The bbcl m paused m the I the day and
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    UK $-SAVING HOPES DASHED
    55 8 UK SAVING HOPES DASHED LONDON, Oct. 10— (AP' Britain's hope of obtaining subI stantial dollar savings through j a bumper v heat crop has been frustrated by bad weather. Optimistic forecasts of AuKusi have withered under rain. hail and lightning. Agricultural experts now say the crop wiil be Britain's worst
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    State Takes Over Steel From Feb. '51
    266 8 LONDON, Oct. 10 (AP) The Übour Governmeni announced today it \s\\\ take over Britain's hi«; iron and steel industry on Feb. 15, 1951. Under tin* Parliamentary enabling act, the Government was to take over on Jan. J, 1951, or within 12 months from
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    LOAN TO PERSIA
    22 8 TEHERAN, Oct. 10:—(Ronter) The American ImportExport Bank has granted Persia a $25,000,000 loan to improve road communications and agriculture.
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    24 8 photo. The Telephone Company s new M.D.F. (Main Distribution frame), to which are connected all the 5,000 new telephone lines entering the Exchange Standard
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    DEATH OF AIR-CONDITIONING PIONEER
    220 8 i CABLS has t t reci trim Hew York I I Dr. Willie II Carrier died 0:1 Oct. 6. f Or. Car the foui of TJi* Carriei Cor] vation, the woiM's largest manufacturers ol air^cnditio':::^ equipment an I m| '/Opuij: v k- >w 1 as "ir.c
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    Latest Share Prices
    295 8 Latest Share Prices SINGAPORE Tues Both the Lond and Malayan sh n c markets had moderately good inquiries for Rubber shares today. Malayan tin shares were hesitant, though the price of the tin metal reached an all-time high. Industrials remained firm. P r 1 c c changes yesti lay were
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    Ruling Money Exchange Rates
    225 8 EXCHANGE rates now m force, as supplied by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association are as follows: FREE MARKET CURRENCIES BELLING BUYING T. T./O l>. IT. O U 30 i6C d s H' 3's London 2/4 332 24 7/32 IK 1/4 2 4 6/ib I i US3
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    FIRST FISHING TRIALS WITH NEW GEAR SOON
    474 8 FIRST FISHING TRI ALS WITH NEW GEAR SOON Standard Staff Reporter. PRELIMINARY investigations, which began m August for the Singapore Government to base a full-scale survey of the production ana marketing of fish, are almost completed, the Colony Fisheries Officer, Mr. T. W. Burdon, told The Standard yesterday. The Fisheries
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    117 8 OSBORNE ChappeJ l\ >ta »rt thefol ri C returns for the qua: ter 1 30, 1951. hi'iitlt'i i.ing: Tin Dredfinc Pic«l« Limited S*.<i Gopcng ii'.illi--l. li:iii(.<l Sonjrkani !:n l.imitr-d HI Kent (F.M.S.) Tin I)r>(liin»; I.inri.-d 2.1K0 The Kint.i Tin Macs, lii'iih<l 2,158 Killimh.ill lin. I.iniiud, 3.080
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    TALKS ON GRAIN
    31 8 GENEVA. Oct. 10. (UP! Russia has accepted a United Nation? proposal to join In negotiations to sell grain to Western Europe. Conversations will begin m November, pi« i
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    Rubber Is Up Another Six Cents
    9 8 Rubber Is Up Another Six Cents NOON (M t»J
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    INDIAN TRADE WITH GERMANY
    20 8 W DEI HI fcer^ v. esi tn ss The miss prenberg, it for B n Gern-.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    165 8 RUBBER The latest* Singapore rubber prices yesterday <Ott. 10 1 were per 11): Buyers Seller v No. 1 RSS Spot look s |Lli FOB m bales Oc No. 1 K.S.v SI.SB si Bl No 2 R.S.S. IL<7] II 6t| No :>• li s.s. <I. (.t*;. si.),; lone: Firm
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    JAPS VISIT UK
    24 8 LOXDON. 0 10 ter) A Japanese trade delegation arrive i here by air front Tokyo for a mont r of Britain
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    Triumph Back From Korea: Her Planes Struck Reds First
    387 9 Korea Was Dull Standard Shipping Reporter Tin iii-'lit fleet-carrier, H.M.S. Triumph, with 13,350 tons displace- into Singapore yesterday. Hers were the first British planes to v North Korean invading forces shortly after June 25. Her flits md Fireflies made over 900
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    Felix Roussel Is A Caterer's Dream
    162 9 Felix Roussel Is A Caterer's Dream Mandard Shipping Reporter ■'-XCE of three French merchant shipsi week will be something m the way one catering firm m Robinson Road. The ships are the Abbeville I (yesterday); Saint Marcouf (today); Felix Roussel (tomorrow I The first-named is a Chargeurs Etetmis freighter, while
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    Japs Start Bullding New Navy
    125 9 Japs Start Bullding New Navy 1 Oct. 10 (RevI kro Okubo. I the Maritime said de-'■>-n made to i boats to iI I Coast Giu. reports Kyo- urm> today. Oktibo said. 29 i> v under conBe added that ia add lion to thrse yes- lormer Japanese ships and 25 •ttns
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    K.L.M. Had 250 Fares Yesterday
    115 9 Standard Staff Reporter X.L.M Royal Dutch Airlines had probably their busiest day m Singapore yesterday when they handled nine aircraft and 250 passengers at Kallang Airport. The aircraft were: four Skymasters, two Dakotas, two Convaii airliners, and a Constellation. "Phew, what a day." said two
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    APL PLAN 3 MORE SHIPS
    94 9 NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (AP)— The American President Lines plans to build three fast round-the-world cargo-passenger liners to replace three now on the way which the United States Government wants for military service. The proposed ships would be bigger than the 13,000-ton vessels now under
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    All For An Islet
    30 9 ATHENS, Oct. 9 UP— Greek military authorities charged today that the Bulgarians were trying to divert the flow of the Evros River to claim Alpha Island.
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    29 9 Ihe *****-ton Willem Ruys, of the Rotterdam Lloyd, which sails for Holland and Knrland tonLhi witfc 1W passengers from Singapore. Her complement from Indonesia »ofii<uiii will be far greater.
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    Two More Defect
    13 9 kt 10— CAPVMerchanta ea!n C -npany 3 harl ifl i■
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    POLISH SHIP IN TIENTSIN
    55 9 LONDON. Oct. 10 (AP) Firs! Polish ship to visit Cominist China has reached Tientsin and its crew is being entertained m Peking, Peking radio said on Won iay. In a report monitored m London. Peking radio said the ship Warta brought a cargo of g <
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    STORE PORT NOW RIVALS HK, CALCUTTA
    485 9 Standard Shipping Reporter A NEW HIGH m harbour movements was topped by shipping congesting the Singapore Docks last week. when on one day alone 14 vessels were awaiting berths and were clustering m the roadstead. Agents were pleading for space, ship's officers were wondering
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    Accused Refused Bail Bid
    172 9 CHEQUES CASE HONGKONG, Oct. in— (AP)— Three Chinese, accused of bri Lging into the Colony. half a million U.S. dollars worth of U.S. Treasury pension cheques, were refused bail on Monday and remanded into police custody for three days. The court refused br.il on grounds that
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    CLARKE'S NEW JOB
    36 9 AUCKLAND. N.Z. Oct. 10 (AP) Arthur Cecil Clarke. now on the staff of the Port of London Authority, has been appointed general Manage? of the Auckland Harbour Board at £3.000 sterling a year.
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      186 9 I firm arrivals rf^^ r^ f [and DEPARTURES j I Arrivals PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS CUPPER "SLEEPERETTE" from Manila ETA 8 a.m. QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS CONSTELLATIONS from London, Rome, Cairo, Calcutta ETA 8.15 p.m. from Sydney. Darwin. Jakarta ETA 2.30 p.m. KLM CONSTELLATION from Jakarta ETA 6.30 a.m. GARUDA INDONESIAN
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      143 9 FSDFFFAF COASTAL MOVEMENTS Departures (Yesterday): Kampar from Buk for X. Borneo, Marudu from Miri for Labuan. Mentakab for Palembang. Scudai for Kuantan, Sirusa for Malacca, Stia for Penang. Seremban from Penang for Phuket. Arrivals (Today): Kustbris at Bangkok, Malim from Tumpat, I Serdang from Pontianak, Membau at Penang from Seumawe.
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      145 9 1 IN and OUT OF HARBOUR]! In Port: Tosari, sailing for Palembang on Oct 14. In Port: Pinidua i-uiimg date for Jakarta pending. In Port: Tairca Bailing for Hongkong on Oct. 12. Oct. 11: Socotra, sailing for UK and Continent on Oct. 14. Oct. 12: Ozarda, sailing for Saigon on
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    187 11 Your Marriage tl r H Kling To know In-Laws j v a oid fre- with your f the contrary. know youi ami fatHer-in-bte. By pick up the kind of expect to lead •rled. And help you r relationship, s to watch for i te company of which will ||pg I
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    Otto's Back On The Air
    89 11 Otto 's Back On The Air D Oct 10 -C ■-::> Pieckewitz/ 1 1 v:.: ComißUl back on the B rlin beiet 7 listeners led the American lh re |vest& tiths "Cwnra te poked fur ai Ihe m East Ger- m ri ."n the pro- :::ed, zone RIAS fans return
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    Bells On Toes
    77 11 NEW YORK. Oct. 9 (INS) Visitors to the house of the future will actually nave fairy-, tale tells on their toes. A new type of doormat that rings a bell automatically when it's stepped on has just i been developed. The mat i.s made of rubber m
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    G.I.'s And Their Girls —In Japan
    680 11  - G.I.'s And Their Girls In Japan HAL BOYLE Sweethearts They Left Behind By KOREA, Oct. 10 (AP) It was night and the clean, neat stars looked down on a bit of the earth darkened by blood stains and loud with growling guns. The captain was one of thousands of American
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    OFF THE RECORD
    32 11  -  Ed Reed By "What I eallcd you down here about, Dad I can't see #utjrs y©uve reported the five dollars a month room *ML that I paid Mother." ™-t<i
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    Airport's Animal 'Hotel'
    142 11 LOXDOX, Oct. 10 (INS) Animals arriving at London Airport will soon be able to register at their own "hotel." The Royal Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has raised £9,900 towards the project and building will be started soon. The "hotel"' will include a reception area,
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    Uranium Ore Field Found Near Darwin
    248 11 DARWIN, Oct. 10 (AP)— The thinly-peopled Northern Territory of Australia may hold vast deposits of uranium ore. Already five radioactive ore deposits have been found two m the northern part of the territory at Rumjungle and Ferguson River and three smaller ones m the
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    Physically Handicapped Are Still Able To Fill Many Jobs
    462 11 THE DOCTOR SAYS By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. Written for NBA Service T^HE first week m October m the United States has been set aside to emphasize the employment of the physically handicapped. The fact that it is still necessary to
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      138 11 B"V^T rtX»JT WORW\/ NONSENSE) I |!il RIGHT--) T] If PiDN'T I SC-VE P^ "7 'S-Tl lf ???7,kJ- iB V^ ABOUT IT-- n^LUr-- IT'LL KEEP T F fVEaOrPOO^gk-. J X THAT PROBLEM t. Jif 1 V~^" I v 1 K-if s^* "^^<l l v' A ■v A. "J t/^^ 1^ J
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    INDONESIANS KEEP UNBEATEN RECORD
    398 12 PLAYING their best game m the Colony so far the All-Indonesian louring footballers beat Combined Services one-nil at Jalan Besar Stadium >eSlerda Heavy rai.i earlier m the afternoon kept hundreds of would-be .pectators away andjhe slippery *rfj«^A^TSSl they have beaten Singapore "A", Chinese, Combined Services, and
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    ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS
    188 12 ENGLISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Oct. 10— <AP)— Following are the latest English Soccer results: CiiHLENGE CLP Ist ROUND Tottenham H 1 Houiuflow 2 Leyton O. 1 Westham U. 2 Miilwall 2 Chelsea 1 Fulham 1 Chaiiton A. 3 Crystal P. 1 Arsenal 9 (after extra time> Hendon 3 Wal'stow A.
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    Motor Club Gymkhana On Sunday
    219 12 Motor Club Gymkhana On Sunday SEVEN events will make up the Singapore Motor Club's gymkhana programme at the Police Training School, Thomson Road on Sunday. Cars and motor cycles will be together m two events balloon bursting and "buckets and pins" while, the "Chicane" blind driving and an obstacle race
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    Krian Rovers Beat Taiping Chinese 2-1
    254 12 Krian Rovers Beat Taiping Chinese 2-1 PARIT BUXTAR. Oct. 9. -The Krian Rovers scored a creditable victory when they beat the i Taiping Chinese Recreation j Club dv 2 goals to 1 m a friendly hockey match played here yesterday. The game was played at a fast pace and the
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    President E. Quirino Congratulates Ampon
    60 12 MANILA. Oct. ilO-^AP)— President Elpidio Quirino last night radioed his congratula- i lions to Felicismn Ampon' on i v. ir-.:.;:-.4 the Men's tSin 1 c tennis title m Pan-American tour:.-/ at Mexico City. Quirino told the Philippines Ho 1 tennis ph ye* "your c tuntrjmen
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    REME In Taiping KO Soccer Final
    64 12 TAIPING. Tues.— The REME qualified for the final of the Taiping District S ccer Knockout c>rr.pt'titicn when they eliminated the Chinese Combined "B by 2 goals to 1 at the EspfaffHHMl today. Centre-forward Richards gave Ihe scddiers a 2-nil lead m the Snt haH
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    Penang School Rugby
    60 12 PENANG, Mon. Penang Free School beat Bukit Mertajam HUh School by nine points tone try and two penalties) to nil this evening. After an even first half, the home team pressed hard m the second half and managed to score two penalties through Lirn 1 Yeow Swee.
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    Indian Table Tennis Team Win At Saigon
    142 12 SAIGON, Oct. 9 (Reuter) The Indian Table Tennis team visiting Saigon won both its silver trophy exhibition matches against South Vietnam by 3-2. Sivaraman, former Indian national champion was m excellent form and beat Vietnamese champions. Mai Van Chat and Philippe Nho after
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    Inter-School Sports
    47 12 THE Malay Inter-School Sports will be held at the Geylang Malay School ground tomorrow at 2 p.m. All guests are requested to enter by Sims Avenue and not Lor on g 23. Mr. R. M. Young, Acting Director of Education will give away the prizes.
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    TPCA Hold Sel. Club To A Draw
    224 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Tamilians Physical Culture A »ciation held the Selangor Club to a goalless draw at hockey this evening on the Padang. The game was played on a rain-sodden ground and ball control was difficult. Highlight of the day's play was
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    92 12 Photo by Kuala Lumpur Malay girls during the past two seasons have made big strides m badminton skill and now include players who are expected shortly to make their mark m open championships. A large part m building up the enthusiasm has been played by the Selangor Malays badminton association,
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    Negri Cup Final Ends In Draw
    313 12 Negri Cup Final Ends In Draw SEREMBAN, Tues.— The St. Paul's Old Boys' Association and the Old Georgians' Association became the joint holders of the Lim Kee Siong Cup m the initial year of its competition yesterday afternoon when m the final match they drew, each side scoring two goals.
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    K. Pilah Badminton
    92 12 K. Pilah Badminton SEREMBAN, Tues The Sun Seng B.P. of Kuala Pilah defeated the N.S. Malays by four games t9 one m a Negri Sembilan Junior Inter-team match played here yesterday. Results (the Sun Seng players mentioned first): Singles: Lee Cheok Woo beat Abdul Razak 15-5, 18-17; Lee Chee Kah
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    Johore Bharu Badminton
    49 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Keen competition is expected m the Women's Open Singles for the "Standard Championship Cup' presented by Mr. Rabashim Seedin. This is the first time m the history of badminton m Johore that Malay women are participating m the Johore Bahru District Championship tournament.
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    Richards Rides French Squadron
    173 12 LONDON, Oct. 9 (Reuter A.P.)— Lord Astor's French Squadron, who will be ridden by champion jockey Gordon Richards, was tonight made 10-1 favourite for Wednesday's Cesarewitch handicap when the card was called over at the Victoria Club here. White Rose remained at 100-8, while quoted unchanged
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    BROWNE SETS NEW STYLE IN PENALTIES
    342 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Club beat the Selangor Eurasians by nine points (3 penalties) to nil m a return Rugby fixture on the Padang this evening. Heavy rain which fell before the match and a steady drizzle which fell during the course of
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    Muslim RC Win Victory Cup Tie
    135 12 PENANG, Tues. The Ifuslim Recreation Club beat tinIndian Recreation Club by two goals to one m the semi-fin a of the Victory cup soccer competition played on the Westlands School ground today. In spite of a waterlogged pitch the game was interesting Midway m
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    TV Kills Open Air World Title Fights
    292 12 LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter)— The Joe LouisEzzaril Charles world heavyweight title hunt may prove to have been the last big open air fijjht m the I'nited States. Some American sports writers declare the death knell of such contests was sounded with the advent
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    Motor Races For 1951
    123 12 PARIS. Gvt 10 U 5| Indianapolis 100 n race next May .-,< v. bf on of the seven Interns events counting for th< «i car racing championsh was announced 01 Other events chosen ■> International A Sporting Committi Dual meeting artSwitzerland: Grand May 27: Belgium: Gi
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    Trengganu Games
    75 12 Kuala Trenggai i the second 5 eai I school b vs becamt games champions ii sion m the am for Malay scho< \i There was a ing to m BOOM kot'niy competing m I sections. Airing those I e» I Mentri Besar, uh< 8 bin Haii Idrus. the
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    Cricket Scoring System: Annual Storm Begins
    564 12 Cricket Scoring System: Annual Storm Begins LONDON, Oct. 10: (Rcuter)— -Criti* i« m the scoring method m the English County Crieta Championship is almost an annual oemm-nce. It needs only one letter to a national newspaper t produce a flood of correspondence for or against any change m the system
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      62 12 TlMES€|ji HIGH TIDES at the principal results m Malaya: TODAY Singapore 10.35 10.45 Malacca 7.22 7.49 Port Dickson 6.03 6.30 Port Sham 4.5G 5.23 Penan? 12.20 12.27 TOMORROW: Singapore 11.00 11.26 Malacca 8.04 8.27 Port Dickson 6.45 7.08 Port Sham 5.42 6.09 Penan? 12.57 1.06 FRIDAY Singapore 11.27 Malacca 8.44
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