Singapore Standard, 1 November 1950

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    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 1 NO. 1-2 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    King Announces Gov't To Seek Special Powers
    111 1 King Announces Gov't To Seek Special Powers <>>'. 31 (Renter) The kin«*s speech rone opening »♦>*• new session of Parliament Labour Government will seek per* owera lo regulate production, distribution and 1 :i t! !n>i prices. :ch mi| 8 v to i r m I 1 1 S I ES
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    French Give Up Another I-C Town
    190 1 French Give Up Another I-C Town SAIGON, Oct 31 (AP) French rces withdrew from the village of Conom, north of! Tienyen near the Chinese bor- r a M< m lay, a French i itary spi »kesman said on Tuesday. Elsewhere m the battle between French troops and Com-munist-led Vietminh forces,
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    Chief Of Royal Marines Visits S'pore
    58 1 Photo. Lieut. General Sir Leslie Hollis, Commandant General, Royal Marines (right), who arrived m Singapore by BOAC Argonaut for a week's visit to the Third Commando Brigade now m action against the bandits. He was met by Brigadier I.L. Wight, centre, and Brigadier C.
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    Marines In Malaya Praised
    184 1 Marines In Malaya Praised Standard Staff Reporter ROYAL .Marines m Malaya are fighting just as important a battle as those engaged m Korea, Sir Leslie Hollis, Commandant General, Royal Marines, told The Standard yesterday on his arrival by BOAC Argonaut from London. He said: "Their job here. though less spectacular,
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    No More War Goods For Reds Urged
    147 1 LONDON*. Oct. 31 (UP)— Britain is consulting with the United States, and Commonwealth and Western European countries an B "united front" ban on the export of strategic goods to Russia and her satellites, authoritative sources said tonight. The discussions, now m an advanced
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    Road Inundated, 200 Cars Stranded
    70 1 Standard Staff Reporter ABOIT 200 motor vehicles were stranded on opposite sides of the 10th mile stone Bukit Timah Road between and 5 o'clock, yesterday afternoon when that portion of the road became impassable because of the floods caused by heavy rain. It was not
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    Bandits Launch 2nd Attack Near KL American Consulate
    279 1 A 25-MEVUTE battle rased m the vicinity of the American Consulate at Kuala Lumpur shortly alter mi<hnuht on Sunday. Police said Malay guards at the Consulate opened fire on the Intruders and "Communisi haudit* fired a number of shots at the guards*'
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    Farmer Son-in-law Of FDR Leaps To Death In New York
    135 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 31 (AP)— A man identified by the police as John Boettiger, former so:i-in-law at the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, jump- j ed to his death today from a Manhattan hotel. Boettiger was publisher of the Seattle
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    Terrorists Stage 'Slogan Raid' On Local School
    73 1 Terrorists Stage 'Slogan Raid' On Local School Standard staff Reporter FOR the second time m a fortnight the walls, classrooms and the principal's office of the Chung Cheng Chinese High School at Goodman Road were tainted Communis* 'o?ans m red paii ea .y yesterday m:>rning. Boarders of the school returning
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    Gloucesters Arrive On Way To Korea
    101 1 Standard Shipping Reporter A FURTHER onrush of Bri- tisli Army for Korea invaded Singapore yesterday when the troopship Empire Windrush docked from the United Kingdom. The troops were the Ist Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment, going through to Korea via Hongkong m the same trooper, under
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    US 24th Division Races 23 Miles In Dash For Yalu
    369 1 TOKYO, Oct. 31 (IP) The tank-led United States 24th Division raced 23 miles up Korea's northwest coastal highway to within 30 miles of the Manehuriaii border today. Major General John H. Church, Commander of the 21th, predicted that his men
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    Extension Of Lie's Tenure Of Office Due
    132 1 FLUSHING. Oct. 31, (UP) The United Nations General j Assembly meets at 1545 GMT today to give Norway's Trygve Lie three more years as secre-tary-general despite loud objections from Russia. A M-power resolution, inspired by the United State-:. calling for an extension of
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    India Studying Peking Reply To Tibet Note
    74 1 NEW DELHI, Oct. 31 (AP) An Indian Government spokesman said on Tuesday Communist China had replied to India's Note expressing surprise and regret at the invasion of Tibet by the Chinese Reds. The Foreign Ministry announced a Chinese Note had been received here
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    Korea: No. Of Mao's Men Unknown
    213 1 Korea: No. Of Mao's Men Unknown 1 1 TOKYO, Oct. 31— News des- patches reaching here from the Korean war fronts failed i to disclose the exact strength of the Chinese Communist force now operating m that I theatre, although it is now I certain that a "sizeable" force! of
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    GBS Reported Much Weaker After Relapse
    47 1 AYOTT ST. LAWRENCE Oct. 31 (UP)— George Bernard Shaw was reported "it weaker" today after a relap c m his recovery from a broken thigh bone and kidney ailment. Shaw was first hospitalized on September 11. He if M years old.
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    5 British Frigates' Job Done
    290 1 TOKYO. On. 31, (UP).— General Douglas M.ac Arthur's headquarters announced I that live frigates of the V h Commonwealth returned I Far Eastern base today 46 days of almost continuous patrol and convoy duty offtfthe Korean coast. "They had a most thankless job of the
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    COMMISSIONERS ATTACK VARSITY AGAIN
    871 2 Nathan Flays Rajah For Bringing Up The Subject V SCATHINC! attack on the University of Malaya authorities waa made at yesterday's ordinary meeting of *he Singapore Municipal Commissioners by }!r. Pat Johnson (In d e p e n d e n t North) and Mr. A.
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    First Step Towards City Status
    120 2 Standard Statf Reporter A RESOLUTION intr A ting M cipal Presi- T. P. F. McNei re r the antment of a Vfce- nan for each newly conted Municipal Standing c ling the Eh h I s Board from Decera- withdrawn lay's eting oi Ihe S
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    Chisty To Serve On Fish Cttee.
    43 2 Chisty To Serve On Fish Cttee. Standard Stall Kepertef MB I A. 11. Cl (Rochore Ward> wa terday ted to sei ye on the C operative Fish Mar-. E Committee m place of Profess r N S A i xander had res tied
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    Borneo Legco Meets For The First Time
    224 2 ADDRESSING ibe newlj created Legislative Council ti North Borneo at it* hwfmgmrnl meetiißg m Jesselton jertcrda] the Governor, s ir Ralph Rone, *aid that the efctabhahmettJ oi an Executive and a Legislative Council j;iul the introduction oi a new Constitution nutrkrd an i\rnt
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    Jailed For Not Having Card
    27 2 FOR failing to obtain an! identity card, Low Seng was sentenced to one month's imprisonment m the Singapore First District Court yesterday.
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    Saw Man Snatch Gun From Shot Constable
    255 2 A EKDH.T of culpable homicide amounting to murder against some unknown Chinese, was returned l»v ihe Singapore Coroner, !\lr. W. (i. Porter, yesterday at the inquest into the death of traffic constable, 30I year-old Mohamed Sitlin l>in Akim. who was shot hy a
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    New Building By-Laws Postponed
    194 2 New Building By-Laws Postponed Standard Staff Reporter CONFIRMATION at a Muni final committee decision to make it easier for persons to build houses m order to relieve i the housing scarcity was post-; poned yesterday because Commissioners wanted more time i to study the lirst interim report on the revision
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    9.602 To Register In Revised Roll
    55 2 9.602 To Register In Revised Roll Standard Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 9,602 applicaJtions have been received by "the Supervisor of Elections tp register m the Revised Municipal Electoral Roll, according to the latest figures available to the Singapore Municipal Commissioners. Of the number, P.I BI new voters have been
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE EXTORTED $100
    179 2 A 27-YEAR-OLD Chinese.; Koh Vim Seng, was charged i m the Singapore Third Police rCourt yesterday with posing 'as member of the police I force and extorting $100 from a butcher. The butcher. Lee Leong, said that on Feb. 16 when he and j bis
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    Municipal Workers Should Not Take Part In Elections
    778 2 McNeice Supports Johnson a» CONFLICTING virus were expressed by two Singapore Mimi« ipal «»m missioners at their ordinary meeting yesterday on irfcether Municipal entptayeet should be allowed to take active interest m Municipal electiamk Dr. P. T. Nathan (Independent Rochore) felt that
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    He Still Wouldn't Talk
    56 2 Fbe vi 1 who refused to talk m the Singapore First District Court last Saturday, when ho was charged with failing to I his identity rard. appeared m court agaii did not talk, but he had been identified as a B \y Medical Corps private, Ponman
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    BOOKS FOR VARSITY
    32 2 fHE U d by mbers of the Bi t St udents 1 <■ the British Comi I i Internationa] Stud* i s< rvice The book un t their waj Malaya.
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    Call To Convert Open Spaces Into Parks
    495 2 Standard >tafl Reporter A SUGGESTION that Ttian l>« firm t«» rlear I open opyci n viriom part <»f Sing^apore m pintri" '<• <oii\<-rt lluiii into play gjMMUMIfI ami |»ark» va- trt;i<i<- at \t*?»l*T*la\ V iiK't'tin^ of the Siiitiapnrv Muni< in;tl outmisSHMien b> Dr.
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    $5 Bribe Cost Him $125
    112 2 THIR'I V-t: :< e-3« J How Chuai o ti ted ti ribi ins way out of arre^^. w.is Sned billo m the Singapore S Police Co ;•< terday fering $5 to i polio Tin- corporal, Ali bin testified that on 0 I 24 hi a
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    Stole Buttons From ship
    63 2 i A cm:." s lan k. pleaded guilty m th< pore Third Police O y with stealing five of buti ting to cause hurt to Mr. G. R. V.. with a hook. Chia:. the butt OS fron the bjs. Glenroy at the H;r I Board on
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    Increase In Polio Incidence
    31 2 Increase In Polio Incidence Sl.;nd:::d Si the (ml rep;. T- aga:thr. l)er poorer weir T P. V said inclu<: yar had An gagt ]U!;; Austral Ol Mr. M number disc dea*
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    MARRIAGE
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    Alleges Secrecy In Selection Of Jobs For Seamen
    101 3 Alleges Secrecy In Selection Of Jo bs For Seamen :n the l< ction of seamen for jobs on is giving rise to suspicions of >bs" m the Seamen's Registra- s told Mr. Justice Cox-Evans. men's Inquiry Commission at the j sterday, j en its M A who <rd. a job.
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    Memorial Service On Nov. 12
    104 3 KUALA 1. 1 MPO R. Tises. As m other parts of the Empire, Sunday November \l will be Remembrance Day the day when Allied nations will pay iht-ir respects to those who save up their lives m thr first and M'.ond world wars. Instead of
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    No Licence, Three Fined
    51 3 No Licence, Three Fined standard Staff Correspondent MUAR. Tues. Two Chinese, tfjj Ah Soon and Lee Ah Sang,' were fined $25 each, for manu-l .ring ice cream for sale j Rrithout a licence. Another Chinese, Tarn Gok jong, was fined $50 tor storingj kerosene oil m his premises rithout a
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    'Golden Chance To Win Confidence Of Estate Staffs Lost'
    578 3 'Golden Chance To Win Confidence Of Estate Staffs Lost' Union Journal Flays MPIE A Standard Staff Correspondent MALA LUMPUR, Tues.^- 4 The MPIEA has missed a golden opportunity of winning the confidence, loyalty and goodwill of the estate Staffs. If hy their failure they have created more frustration and discontent
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    Indian Faces Two Charges
    117 3 Indian Faces Two Charges Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Param, an exemployee of the Sentul Workshops, appeared before Mr. A. P. Jack, m the magistrate's court on two charges of criminal intimidation by threatening an Indian Kandapoo. with a dagger and causing hurt to Lourdsamy by means of an
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    Increased Pay For KL Mun. Daily Paid Men
    134 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Daily paid workers of the Kuala Lumpur Municipality are to receive a 16 cents increase m their basic wages m the same way as daily-rated workers m the Government service. The 18 cents increase was granted
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    Had Opium, Jailed
    33 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MUAR. Tues.— The President of the Sessions Court, Inche Hamid, sentenced a Chinese, On Van, to six months' rigorous imprisonment for possession of chandu and smoking apparatus.
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    Federal Council To Fix Prices of Tea, Cottee
    403 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Economic Affairs Department has completed investigations into the prices of coffee and tea m cofTee shops, and it is probable that legislation to control their prices will be introduced m the next few days. The
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    36 Convicts Free Today
    88 3 36 Convicts Free Today Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tomorrow, 36 persons. 26 Malays and 10 Chinese, sentenced for "impulsive crimes of violence" 1 during the BMA by Military Courts or by the courts later established by ;h< Civil Administration, will be released from prison. An official communique oxplains
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    $500 Reward Offered
    69 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A reward of $500 awaits the person or persons who Rives information to the Selangor Police leading to the arrest of the person or persons respons ible for the death of Patrose i Thomas Miranda, conductor of Tanjong Rhu Division of Telok Merbau Estate,
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    RainBlamedFor Excess Weight
    49 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Tue.s.— Charged m the Bagan Serai dice court with carrying excess weight on his lorry, Ong I Soay, the driver, blamed the i rain. He said the rubber he was carrying became soaked with rain water, thus increasj ing m weight.
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    Farewell Tea To Officer
    89 3 Farewell Tea To Officer Standard Staff Correspondent KA.IAXG. Tues. -Mr. Ma Lean, Officer Superintending the Police Circle. South St gor, was yesterday a guest of the members of the Kajang Police Force at a tea party m the Police Canteen. The occasion was to bid 'bon I voyage' to Mr.
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    Hawkins To Supervise KL Elections
    111 3 Hawkins To Supervise KL Elections Standard Staff Correspond :\t KUALA LUMP! R 1 The Kuala Lumpur I iiy has succeeded m se S the services of Mr. C, ions, as supen isor the Town's Municipal c ections tv \t year, M was stati i i r Committi I the Kuala
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    Railway Junior Officers' Union Officials Named
    141 3 Railway Junior Officers' Union Officia ls Na med Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LI [PUB I The following v. office-bearer* of the Ma Railway Jufrtor Offi ers 1 Union at its annual general meeting:President, V. K.\ a apillai; hon. tary and treasun i Boon .lip: hon. auditors. S. K. Sinnathamby and
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    Chief Witness Fails To Attend KL Court
    266 3 Standard Staff CuncM|inanarl KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Because Suppiah, a special constable and principal witness for the pi cution, had failed to attend the Supreme Court today, m spite of being summoned to do so. the Deputy Public Prosecutor said that he was unable
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      144 3 JBH By 4^53r %^J*j^^^^ —^w 1- SELANGOR-Today Majestic: Awful Truth (Mandarin) 112. 3, 1 and 9.15 pm. Odeon: Trouble Preferred 3.00, 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. Pavilion: Jealous Storm (Cantonese) 12.45. 6.30 and 9 p.m. Rex: The Lady Gambles 2.30, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Madras: 24 Hours After the Wedding (Mandarin)
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      126 3 Rugby! XL Services vs Selangor Malays Kampong Bliaru Selangor Police va 18tli BDE ll<i Bluff Road. SEREMBA!S-Today Plaza: House Across The Street 1. 7 and 9.30 p.m. Sapphire: Takdir. lllahi (Malay) 1. 7 and 9.30 p.m. Cathay: Babe Ruth Story 12.4n. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. Metropole: Command Decision (>.45 and
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    Cultivate Malayan Outlook, S'pore Chinese Schools Told
    359 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE policy of Chinese education should aim al cultivating a Malayan outlook among Chinese students bo that they could Income jsood Malayan citizens. This opinion was expressed by Sir Christopher Cox. Educational Adviser to the Secretary of State for the
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    Govt Land For Sale In Penang
    235 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PEN AN G, Tues.— The' Co lector of Land Reven ie, Penang Mr. R. I- P^' told T c Stand kid today that so far no app itions have been jdered yet for the pie oi G< eminent lan I bounded
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    Bandit Killed In Perak
    106 4 Standard Stiff Correspondent KUALA I UMPUR, T tes. On -v Ed m Perak and jnded m Kelantan '.day m the course of al engage bi tween bandits. In Perak. there were exfire m seven areas i three. Bandit ramps were located «nd destroyed m Pt s-
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    Malay Fined $1,600 For Evasion
    83 4 BUTTERWORTH. Tues. A Malay. Kahman bin Abdul Talmasy. appeared before Che Abdul Rahman bin Mat, the Circuit Magistrate, m the Magistrate's Court here yesterday on a charge of knowingly concerned m the evasion of Customs duty on ten dozens of perfumes and a quantity of
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    Govt Clerks To Meet Tomorrow
    152 4 Govt Clerks To Meet Tomorrow Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. The appointment of a special comnittee to consider the various =alary scales to be put forward foi m goi iation will be jmong the many items to be •onsidered at an extraordinary general meeting of the Government General Clerical Seririce
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    Telecoms Men Reject Benham
    49 4 Telecoms Men Reject Ben ham Standard StafT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.Members of the Teleeommur!!cation? Workers' Union if ai an extraordinary genera ing yesterday, rieided 1 pn ss fur "jusl i equitable salary s rales They rejected the Benham .nendations. and decid m favour of co ective bargaining with Government.
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    Celebrates Chiang's 64th Birthday
    67 4 ABOUT 50C Chini se attended a tea party to celebrate President Chiang Kai-shek 1 64th. birthday at the Chun-: I Shing Club m Singapore yes to relay. The tea party commenced ai [3 p.m. and ende* three hour |ater as guests c#me and went m an
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    Food Control Dept. Swoops On Dealers
    196 4 Food Control Dept. Swoops On Dealers Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues. The managers and proprietors of 13 provision shops situated m Foo Choo Choon Street. Cockman Street, Clare Street and Anderson Road. were produced before Magistrate Che Bahaudin this morning to answer a charge of failing to aflix. labels to
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    Bar Licensee Fined $50
    165 4 St.ind.ird Staff Correspondent IPOII. Tues.— Lim ft tig L»>ong. the fa del >f a first public i ise licence to j itc the Odeon Resta Irani Bar m Brewstex Road was \rv<\ before Magistrate >Bahaudin this morning to j wet largea of cooliacn of the regulations
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    89 4 The students of the 1050 Cambridge Classes m the Muar Government Fnxlish School. entertained their teachers to dinner over the week-end. There was a good I gathering present and the J function was a meat success. Picture shows teachers andi pupils present at the dinner. Seated. left to rit, r
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    Young Ex-PC Charged
    102 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A 19-year-old former Mala? police constable. Arshad bin Ilaji Kassim, pleaded guilty before Mr. A. P. Jack, the first magistrate, today, to three charges of demanding identity cards from persons for examination while pretending to be a police officer and with failing to register
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    Pulau Jerejak Inmates Happy
    76 4 Standard Staff Correspondent p F. N A N G. Tues, The I Settlement Treasurer, Mr. A. G. Argent, accompanied y Mr. Khoo Sian Ewe, paid a I visit to the Leper Settlement and TB Hospital at Pulau Jerejak this i lorning. On his return here, T
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    Calls For Red Cross Workers
    114 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tucs.— An appea to the i iblic to give their assistance to Red Cross service here is made by Miss Janet Grant, a Red Cross officer, who has just established a temporary office m the Department of Medical Services. She told
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    SALSU Secretary Quits Admiralty
    224 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union yesterday lost its honorary secretary. Mr. O. Dharan. He left the Admiralty where he has been working since J938. Mr. Dharan told The Standard, 41 1 quit to better my prospects."' In a statement to The Standard,
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    Court Sits Late, But Magistrate Reserves Verdict
    353 4 Standard Staff C«MlCtipo«dcPl IPOH. Tues. The Sessions Court here today sat till 6 pm! to finish the hearing of the case against a Kampar Detective Sergeant. Wong Wai Lam, 37, who is being charged on three counts of accepting illeg; I gratification. But
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    11 4 Phot-* Yeow Sians (Principal of the Weans (her 1 Schoon. Standard
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    Malacca Salaries Campaign Fund
    56 4 MALACCA, Tues. —Malacca Government Clerical Services Union has established a Special Salaries Campaign Fund to en I able it to met I ail necessary (expenses m the presentation j of its case for the amelioration of the terms and conditions of employment o its members for
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    DutchBoat Delayed
    114 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— The Dutch boat "Kalabahf which arri i here from Sabang on the v Ito Belawan-Medan Deli and 'Singapore was delayed hen for throe days as the hatch number three which was full of 500 tons of En ian nil I i i for
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    Prize- Winning Air Girl Now FliesWithBOAC
    51 4 DOR Hi v of the i Ccr con pet earlier 1 i hair. r. BO AC. i i Ea! m the i ris Hen planes. Miss P t Cor iai dei I flight 1 sh< membei the a V Britain MISS DOBEEM PENNI I
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    $2,803 FOR VARSITY
    12 4 Standard Sla/1 (\irrrsp«iiun-nt IfUAB e«. A sum of Uni\
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    Sitiawan To Organise Home Guards
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    Pensioner Elected Headman
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    'Was Under Hypnotic Spell, Confession Repeated To Me'
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      65 6 Sir: —Before the Lake Gardens become too notorious a place for decent people •■> take a stroll m after dark. I would ask the appropriate authorities to take .steps to install lights here and there to bring home to certain people that the Gardens is a
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    387 7 Russia Exposed As UN Throws Out 'Insincere PeacePlan' Yugoslavia Hits Kremfn i NEW YORK, Oct. 31 (IF*)— After Yugoslavia, Russia's "junior partner" who broke away from the Red bloc, had supported American and other powers by urging the West "not lo be fooled by the Soviet scree u of insincere
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    61 7 Russian Boycott Of Mr. Lie RK Oct 31, (AP). > Seen tary-4 ''■"■>- Lie a **t ta*erican policy," \> wad anno ma I on d ■> his term or I S. .rity Ce Knowing that Rusat -Mr. \.:v waa hl€ tlie nnranisl i gg >'^~i<)ii. Um -•> t lake up
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    126 7 Tibet Danger Spot Like Korea Yeh rAIPEH, Oct. 3] (AP) Tibet wat seen 4t a-« liangcr-gpol lik»- Korea and Indo-China^ \*y -I < hma^fl FfHreign Minister George Yeh, who «»v»n t-\ ;:j::na! ion for ln«Jia*-« COOCeril o\cr 1 1 1 kineae < oiinnnni-: invasion of the remote i sai -lun
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    41 7 KoreaRebuilding Agency Approved NEW YORK, Oct. 31 (Rcuter): -The UN. Economic and Social Council has .approved the establishment of the Korean Reconstruction agency. Headed by an agent-general, i the agency will be the econo-l mic counterpart of the U.N. j Commission.
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    43 7 i I Dutch Helene Ehrenburg, 26, u.im claims s si«; i«- was "fir only virtuous sirl In la\.:."' is suing British ex-Serviceman Trevor Tl<>l»««it. m London, for breach of promise. She claims she a* scducrd by ii<»bs(»n m Java A. P
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    88 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 31, (UP). British Defence Minister Emanuel Shinwcl!, warning against any slackening m I Ihe West's defence prepara- j tions, said that the throat of Communist aggression remains: real and pressing. He said the Red threat m [ndo-China is "very danger-; ws"
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    215 7 'Remove The Iron Curtain NEW YORK. Oct. 31, (UP). —Before Yugoslavia delivered j her damning indictment of Russia, Canadian External Affairs Minister Lester Pearson, condemning tne Soviet's I expansionist and warlike aims cried, "Let Yugoslavia, which knows something of Soviet policy and methods and peace j appeals, speak.* 1 Mr.
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    66 7 Dutch-USI Troops In Clash JAKARTA, Oct. 31 (AP):Indonesian and Dutch sources said a '■hooting incident between 75 Dutch and about i l.ilOO Indonesian soldiers ear y Monday has been closed. All Dutch troops m the capital are now confined to barracks at nights. Guards at military installations have been tripled.
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    235 7 NKW DELHI. Oct. 31, (AP). —Indian Congress President Purushottamdas Tandon's address on diet t<> a recent nature cure conference here has left many wondering what was left for him to eat, ays a Statesman columnist. Tandon advised against salt, which was bad for blood pressure: milk
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    386 7 Sidi Mohamed Ben Yousset 53-year-old Sultan of Morocco, has returned to Paris Horn Geneva, where he spent a day shopping m exclusive Geneva watch and jewellery stores. A.P. Mr. Randolph Churchill, son of Britain's wartime Premier m ;i letter to the Hongkong press denied his alleged discourtesy -by
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    271 7 MONTREAL, Oct. 31 (AP) The United States km ievrUt^4 bacteriological and biological warfare to an e\j "ni tlmi ike e;m. v. !la n matter of days, destroy forever food crops «>1 ;m Mem aation. s !i* could have destroyed Japan's rice crops
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    84 7 German Kill 9 Women BRU -swick i 3d AP A I '.< '-man caln tnitted m a art i I and tilled R idolf PteiL, a torn* smith, described his killings m detail, with no .-.iiow <»f l i. ild be a ito death with H<- denied rol i T!ih
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    RUBBER, TIN PRICE RECORDS
    263 8 RUBBER, TI N PRICE RECORDS G&od M)en§and JFrom Abroad Standard Staff Reporter RUBBER and tin quotations simultaneously rose to record heights yesterday, the metal price at $484.37£ per picul was the highest ever, while spot rubber quoted at $2.02 per lb. was unsurpassed for 38 years. Tin price had been
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    49 8 TH AILAND GETS HUGE LOAN WASHINGTON, Ocl 31. (AP).— The World Bunk an- loans totalling USS 100,000 to Thai tnd for d1 raita ports. i drainage. Mr. I B.ack. pres I the B ok, told reporters the first loan node by k. to any country m S East A>ia.
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    30 8 < 31. (AP). of 14 f :.:aons ask International Labour Office here on Monday to 0 Up itkM disany, among oil worker to compile all available information on prevention.
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    26 8 photo. Si SraVv^r- SP^^^^*™^^^?^ comets jk •ITen iupphew eight smaU tree, for ever/ cord of pulpwood purchased. There are apVroxiraately 35,0*0 cords ii this pile.- A.P
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    153 8 EXCHANGE rates now m fjrce as supplied by ;he Ex h&agfi Banks Associate n, are as follows: Wtam MABKBI C1 KKKNCIES KUJFICI B L V I V U 1 i ou. ii. <> v 30 t>c i'» M a/i. London 2-3-33 i 4 7J2 2 4
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    148 8 Britain Plans £2 ,250,000 Cattle Ranch LOXHOX Oct. 31. (AP). The c-lonial Development Corporation has disclosed r. plan *o i" ise f''*"? produc- 1 '.ion m so M q| Britain j un-der-v.l. vo'"j---.l colonial areas. Ann ns the projects contemplated '•■>■ t-.e corporation are] a cattli ranch, breezing r) -m
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    FACTORY CLAIMS DAMAGES
    65 8 MANILA. Oct 31 (AP).— The Kriox Shoe factory fiied a suit on Monday against the Government Import Control Board, charging discriminatioa m awarding licences. The factory of Manila has claimed 100,000 pesos (US$5O,--000) damages from the Board. It charged the Board expe utcd application?; of Chinese importers
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    216 8 Britain May 'Now Ease Area. Buying NEW YORK, Oct. 30 (Reutei*) Britain and many Comxnon- wealth countries are now m a position to ease restrictions tgainst dollar purchases, according to Mr. William MeChesney Martin, Assistant Secretary of j the American Treasury. But he! said here today such relaxation j should
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    162 8 RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Oct. 31) were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS Spot Loose $2.02 f&M F. 0.8. m bales Nov. No. 1 RSS. $1.98 $1.99 No. 2 R.S.S. $1.97 51. 98 No. 3 R.S.S. $1.96 51.97 Tone: Steady. SINGAPORE. Tues. The price
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    824 8 I SINGAPORE, Tuos.—Fol!o\vi ing London, Malayan Tin I shares attracted fair interest, i while Rubbers re-ponded to the high price of the commodity though seller were reserved. Industrial? remained steady. Closing quotations were INDUSTRIALS Buyer Seller Alex Bricks Pref 1.73 3 BS Ord 197 J 2.05 Atlas
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    35 8 WASHINGTON, i AP. Myron Coy.en. I S nbassador to tho 1 :ppines. arrived by plane i Manila yesterday and told rep ri he 1 rhanret are "splendid" the Filipinos WU\ accept
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    211 8 GENEVA, Ckt. 31 (AP) Bolivia k "%ital! interested** m an BgnAJUtßfl to *tahi!ize the tin tra«l< Mr. Manuel Carraneo. head of the Bolivian delegation at the United Nations tin control eonfereiie** her*'. *a'ul on Monday. Dr. Carrasco told the Associated Press that the conference
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    341 9 Colour Bar Hits, Shocks Jumabhoy In Kenya Colony Standard Staff Reporter MR. R. JUMABHOY, President of the Indian Chamber of and Colony Legislative Councillor is "so shocked 91 at ir bar existing m Britain's Kenya Colony (East Africa) x bring it up m open Council shortly. lumabhoy said that his
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    86 9 ORDERS AMOUNTING to I .'fa mi!'ion dollars have >•-. the display of Scottish Engineering pro- a* this y« ;<:" (Canadian :onal Trade Fair at Tor-. i Further orders still being neg '< are i \pected to bring "he total to well over one dollars by the
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    34 9 TOKYO. Oct. 31. (AP) —The leel Japai < ssela enroute to the Ant; rctic vn the fifth 51 r whaling expedition left Yokohama on Sunday and is expected to be gone 90 I
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    79 9 Count Reqaette Paul von Mirabeau, 64-year-old last descendant of the famous French revolutionary leader, at present working as a house superintendent m Berlin, spends a great deal of time at his chief interest, inventing. His latest discoveries are mechanisms which will prevent a ship from sinking if \i develops a
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    238 9 U.S. Is Outsmarted On Big Copper Deal PROBE ON TRADE WITH MA 0 WASHINGTON. Oct. 31 (UP) Senate investigators were told yesterday that two American firms sold Communist China 4.000,000 pounds of copper and shipped it from Japan by a round the world shut lie which evaded United States export
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    79 9 KLM Boss' Busman's Holiday Standard Staff Reporter MR Rene Wittert De lioogiand, Director vf the General Inspection Bureau of XI.M. Royal Dutch Airlines, arrived m Singapore yesterday by Constellation on an inspection tour of company stations m the Far East. Mr. De Hoogland, former diplomat, said that his visit was
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    61 9 LONDON. Oct. SI, (ReuterK Mr. Lewis Douglas, retiring American Ambassador m London, is to take an English car home with him when he quits his London post. It was learned at the Londen Motor Show that Mr. Douglas j has bought a black Hillman I
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    269 9 NEW YORK. Oct. 31 new type steam power pla America in its mobilization disclosed recently. Phe first unit is being installed at Chester. Virginia, for the Virginia Elect rio and Power Co.. hut the U.S. Navy also has placed orders for the new am
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    48 9 SFOUL. Qct HI. (AP).— The Xor'hwest Airlines on Sunday resumed commercial service to Korea, the first since tho Rer invaded the South Korean Republic on June 25. Thirty passenger? were aboard the first plane, the "City of Seoul"' which arrived from j Tokyo.
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    Just Looking... AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS
    1055 10  - Just Looking... AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS Lillian Buckoke makes MAN MOODY m the morning. IT'S something inborn! with IVORTH BRIDGE ROAD is a fascinating shopping area if one doesn't mind developing the bargaining instinct! Monday morning was yet another of those dull days, when first it begins to rain, ceases,
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    HOW PLAIN NEED A PLAIN GIRL BE?
    361 10  -  EVE CHAPMAN \V HEX I was In my teens I suffered agonies because 1 1 bought my nosa locked like no one else's. Now I realise that it isn't thai bad people don't turn In the street to stare after me. But I
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    STAN DOING WELL
    31 10 PARIS. Oct. 31:— Comedian Stan Laurel was reported m "very good condition" here on Monday following an operation on Saturday for re- moval of an abscess. A. P
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    DIVORCE DELAY
    30 10 X OS ANGELES, Oct. 31 —A -L* two-day delay was granted on Monday m the hearing of Dr. Peter Lindstrom's divorce Sllit :»P:iin<t nrtrotc Tr-irTviz-J Bergman. i A.P
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      237 10 to-da yRTVi ml ONiy 4 SHOWS DA/Ly NOTE ALTERED TlMts* 10 a.m. 7.45-5.30 9.JS o COLUMBIA Presents Biff NAN ROBIN k r i othtr ffffPßp s BP m h i r* mi i c ui t c ADVENTURE /CTION RUN RIOT FOR 3 HOURS 40 minutes: 1 I 4 1
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      130 10 BACK TO REALITY WITH TODAY P55TO1 PROGRAMMES ON YOUR RADIO I RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME 10 a.m. News; 10 50 For the Schools; 1 p.m. Dance Music; 1.80 News; 1.45 Lunch time Promenade Concert; 6 p.m. Programme Summary; 6.02 Children's Programme; 6.20 The Radio Orchestra; 7 p.m. News and
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      127 10 News and Sports Round-up- $.10 Hindustani Songs; 6.30 News Y0 Tamil Light Music. MALAY PROGR JV1E 12 noon Programme Summary; 12.05 Folk Songs; 12.45 News; 7 p.m. Programme Summary; 7.05 Interlude; 7.15 Popular Songs by Sinaran Kronrhong Party; 8.05 Relay from BBC, London; 8.15 News; 8.30 Here and Ther s
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      135 10 darin and Market Report m Amoy 9.15 Mandarin Light Songs; 9.45 Fun and Mirths m Teochew; 10 p.m. News m Cantonese. Amoy and Teochew: 10.15 Teochew request programme. KUALA LUMPUR 9.55 a.m. 6.30 pm. As Singapore; 6.20 Happy Anniversary with Tom Frost; 7 p.m. 7.25 As Singapore: 7.25 Interlude; 7.30
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      133 10 p.m. The Virginians; 10.30 Dance Music. 8.F.E.8.5. (Singapore) 15.30 Me /s., 11.88 Me s., 9.69 Me and 6.175 Me. s. 19 metres, 25 metres, SI metres and 49 metro 4.45 p.m. Programme Summary T 4.47 from the London Editorials (BBC)US Composer of the Week— Mozartr.£ Report from Britain (BBC); a.M
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    future Of Singapore Safe In Hands Of Those Now In School
    371 11 THE FT TIRE of Singapore 4i can be left uith safely m i!ie \unu\s of the boys and srirls who ;«re now m >chooU,* said the aclinc; Municipal Pit nail Jit, Mr. T. P. F. MrNeiee, at yesterday^ mccliii*:
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    KL MUNICIPALITY
    26 11 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Revenue colle I -.1 I y the Kuala Lumpur Municipality for Sop-1 bomber this year totalled I <i:.'a.4_'4.
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    Tribute To Gas Dept Employees
    29 11 ST Jd M Ler- i :> thf i tiriliti I o the aMir, as U ttc employ- Minrtipal I >Tr I h af Hrn j
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    39 Salaries Recommendations Are Adopted
    119 11 Standard Staff Reporter THE SBCX>ND S ed c of H■ rnei I ns by the Salaries Appeals after < :>. appea lodged y o£B wrs, v adupfr I al the Municipal i unias a«ta meeting yesterday. Ti <• list cnnU.-ins 39 recommen iations. Tht rase
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    A WARDS FOR EX-FIREMEN
    66 11 Standard Staff Reporter EH IHT men recruil d into the Singapore Municipal Art and Ambulance Servict frotn the ranks of the Fire Bribave b<*en awarded tons by the Si. John Ambulance Association, the i Muniripa] President. Mr F P. F. McNeire. announce i yesterday. The eight
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    Australian Qualification Are Excluded
    34 11 Australian Qualification Are Excluded rtef c I r ap- m to know i ation he n of it i been adop" i thai 1 onfine ent. Hi lined and a ion. luison t examina-
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    Ask The Govt, Says McNeice
    16 11 K"r»ort«-r the KLngaflood I V■ t emrgo train- i the i
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    'Offering Moon To Local-Born
    125 11 -born «i I this meet- r, rred to te ooberf < ::qements tocal a Mica a it^ree. Mr. Johnson said that would be impossible for a 1 ':iriate to obtain this 1 p; rtieular qualification with-' .t the practical experience of two or three years "with
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    82 11 MR. T. EAMES-HfGHES. Secretary for the Department of Social Welfare, Singapore, will hand over his post to Mr. G. W. Webb, who is at present Director of Immigration for Malaya, on Nov. 4. Mr. Eames- Hughes will be transferred to Kuala Lumpur to be Principal Assistant Secretary at the Federal
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    District Office For Paying SMC Bills
    195 11 Standard Staff Reporter THE acting Municipal President. Mr T. P. F. McNeue. a1 yesterday's meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, asked the Press to publicise the fad that the rew. iy-opened Joo Chi a t Rood Munidpa] sub-office for receiving payments of water, light
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    AIR HOSTESS
    17 11 MISS Dorothy Soth Malaraa Airways 1 latest add i-n to its t<-am of air hestesses.
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    Some Department Heads Are 'Slave Drivers'—Johnson
    424 11 Some Department Heads Are 'Slave Drivers Johnson Sian?lar<! Staff Reporter MR. FRANK JAMES (Pro-rosi^ Party) ilmyfl m the >iii£ajmre Municipal ommi*-ioii \esterdav that employees of the Town Cleansing Rfyrtirnl bail Ih*«*ii do\vn-«ira<led by the Salaries Revision Committee. This touched off a most lively debate, during which outspoken Mr. P. J.
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      83 11 'i' i iw! i- MHjJJjIi 'Jilj fl MTg'VE ME ">iAT WATER PISTOL. 1 MxXJf? AGE,. SQU RTIKIG PEOPLE j J^-^"~~^w ~"T~ r NOBODY NOTICES MY NEW HAT j—y 1 l U_- ''liNTONS THAT '5 MY NAME. GABE 1 5T0RE THE UNTON. THAT WAS MY NAMES ALMOST J PAP'5 STORE. ONJ
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      40 11 i WATER PISTOLS ARE A NUiSAMCE V I'LL GET f?lp OF f\ IT ONCE AND < FOR ALL j-y^rf/^^i I'M SO ANNOYED 1J JBl V /jt^&k SBQ^^k^^^^i S~~~ ~*~^I SURE LATCHED A-H6M/ J ONTA A SUPER J r v -7 ,ftv
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      92 11 THERE S A MAN AT l6f^*W JUE D(yDR SEALING \C:i)/ZcV CAN OPENEPS, y^y W^f fiMD I CANT J/pr.,,,^ l^f »>i GET RID OF HIM T J T_ ti C B.. /^a All J I i. I GUE5S 5ME WAS ABOUT TUE PURTIE5T IWNG TME/^ BOYS E^/ER 5ET EYE5 OH. BUT
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      30 11 1 T 1 /AT*/ THANK GOODNESS SOME BO Dy NOTICES IT y f WHY AIN'T YA WEARlN' YER\ V, SQUEAKV SHOES... J c^sTv. 1 COULD -_^fl A a%&Q^>* «6AR YA
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    Fast Hitting By Evans And Brown Gives MCC Victory
    430 12 ADELAIDE, Oct. 31 (Reuter-AAP)— The BfGC with 186 for tliree beat South Australia by seven wickets here today. The match had seemed destined for a draw when a declaration by Phil Ridings gave the MCC an outside chance of winning. They
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    TIDES and TIMES
    37 12 TIDES and TIMES HIGH HUES «1 UM principal ks rta m Malaya T»>l> VV AM P.M Singapore 2.36 W Mai 11 r i 10.50 10.51 P Dickson 9.31 9.32 Port Sham T. 09 9.08 Pr-nanc 2.59 3.33
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    Province Hockey Ends In 1—1 Draw
    128 12 Province Hockey Ends In 1—1 Draw PARIT BUXTAR. Oct. 29.— Honours were shared when the Krian Rover? hockey team met the Butterworth Recreation Club m a return hockey match played on the padang here, yesterday. The Rovers were rather unlucky not to have won the game 1 for they had
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    Aussie Hits Out At 'Shamateurs'
    677 12 LONDON, Oct. 31 (Renter) Whenever the question of amateurism arises and discussions begin as to widen is the most amateur of all sports there is always someone who will say that at least the> know the least amateur lawn tennis. Every now and aiiain some
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    'ROSE BOWL' FOOTBALL
    378 12 SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 29 (UP)— California and Washington, well established as the I two finest grid-iron ensembles of the West Coast, will batlie for the Pacific Coast Conferi ence leadership on Saturday ■when they meet m Seattle before a sellout crowd of 50, 000 fans. The game
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    Czechs Make Their Own Race Autos
    271 12  -  William Octis A.P By Correspondent PRAGUE (AP)—Czechoslovakia, short of foreign racing automobiles for her expert drivers, has started making her own. The 50-year-old Tatra Works m Koprivnice, Northern Moravia, now government owned, has just turned out the first Tatraplan rater, a sleek job with
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    $75,000 Trotting Race
    92 12 Seventeen thousand racing enthusiasts watched the 25th annual running of the Hambletonian, most famous trotting race m the I nited States, held recently at Goshen, New York State. The purse of $75,000 was the largest ever offered, the winner earning 540.537. Lusty Song, owned by the Hayes
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    Colony Hockey Will Improve
    355 12 PLENTY of first class hookey is In store for Colony fan* m a few weeks' time when they nil! see four state teams m action* Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Selangor and Singapore will play m the quadrangular meet scheduled for Nov. 9, 10 and 11. Last season
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    Indians Draw With Chinese
    111 12 EPOH, Tues. Ipoh's two leading hockey teams Kinta Indians and PCRC "A" f drew one-all m their league encounter this evening:. On the run of play the Indians deserve to win for they dominated exchanges for the major part m .spite of the fact that they
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    154 12 2 Lim Peng Han, driving 5 > one of the L.A's he builds m his Singapore work- 1 shop, swinging round t Grand Stand bend during x Sunday's motor hill climb at Malacca. He set up 2 fastest time for motor 2 cars. L.A. stands for "Lim Automobiles". Lim's racing
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    Bonus For WI Cricketers
    21 12 JAMAICA the fi: Indies I received Of the by the B ket B Eng:. each bee f
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    Hitch In S'pore Beach Guards Training Plan
    306 12 Hitch In S 'pore Beach Guards Training Plan THE Singapore Lifeguard f,, r p. IMa delay its plan to man bathing beach, if training of lifeguanls at amusl beta Mount Emily Swimming Pool i* n <.t reniov <u^i At a committee meeting of s °"n. the Corps recently, it was
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    Jaunty, Wination Do Three In 39
    190 12 FAST work wai* done on the mtoikl lrark at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning when the £oin» wa«joo<l hut !-.!iiiiitly on the soft »i<Jt*. Only a few outstation hones have arrived. .>jost impressive ot the batch that came out were Jaunty (Dunwoodie) and Wination 1
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    Rivals In Final Again
    228 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— For the fourth year m success the i SCRC and the TPCA will meet i m the_FA Cup final. They have been keen rivals for longer years than one can remember, but coming nearer to the distance of time they have been finalist
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    Malacca Hockey
    54 12 MALACCA Oct. II The llalacca Indian Association did [Uite A t to draw with the Aa icca Club it the Padang r esterday afternoon. Piaying with nine men and >enned up la their half of the io;d for the most part of the [ame. they effectively marked he
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    SEEDED PLAYERS In FORM
    49 12 SEEDED PLAYERS In FORM X' second round open badmint were played Sentu Hull at fi Kee and v came Cecilia S i the Sgave her lesson m I lo S h" Mr, Worn,,. B Cecilia SamiM Chin 11-]. i; Mill v v beat Chua Lin Yin S Hock beat
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