Singapore Standard, 5 November 1950

Microfilm: NL2277
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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard 4il 4, >^ J. VOL. I NO. 126 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    New Rubber Duty Rate Announced
    157 1 Standard Start Reporter Malayan Federation GoYenuneni will coOerl Jamiar\ I. 1 .">!. export tlnly on rubber m incrcaoed scale. The export duty on rubU* r a! l!i« price ot 60 eenls will however remain nrh \i, official ;iniioiint'c rnnii Li-- i! says thai ih«- duti
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    Oct. Tin Export Dwindles
    269 1 Oct. Tin Export Dwindles Standard Start Repertei VJ v i torted a to a ol Oct. >ber ["his is the sma si I quantity to be exported since »nd is ess than the SeptI -Tit by about 0 :.:pments j ht tin expoi ted during ten tonths ol the year
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    This Family Deserves Your Help!
    81 1 On October 18, a policeman. Traffic Constable Ithnin bin Akim. was murdered by terrorists while he was performing his duty to preserve law and order m Singapore. He lett behind a helpless family as shown above. If ever a family needs and deserves your help,
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    Standard Opens Fund For Guardians Of Peace
    568 1 Standard Staff Reporter A POLICEMAN was murdered for the sole reason that he happened to be one of those brave men who so zealously guard the peace, so that we may live m comfort and security He has been ruthlessly slain. Let us
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    USSR Has Plan For Germany
    299 1 USSR Has Plan For Germany WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (AP) —Russia last night proposed a meeting of the Fureign Ministers of Britain. the United States and France on its Prague proposals for creation of an all-German constitutional council to unity Germany under one government Such a proposal was handed to U.S.
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    Vietminh Scores New Gain
    175 1 Vietminh Scores N ew Gain HANOI, X v. 4 (Reuter): French troops fighting m Nor? hern Indo-Chma have fallen back about 25 miles on Hoabinh, 47 miles southwest of the Tonking capital of Hanoi, it was announced today. A French Army statement said Heabinh was now the French forward post
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    Maimed For Life
    46 1 As the result of a gunbattle with a terrorist, 21-year-old Constable Wahid bin Babu will never be able to stand on his feet again. It is for him and such other members of the Force that the Standard Police Fund drive is launched
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    Marines Battle Chinese Reds, Gain 8,000 Yds.
    438 1 TOKYO, Nov. 4. (UP) United States Marines, m the northeast of Korea, took tfie offensive against the Chinese contmwMstf today, and smashed ahead nearly three and a half miles against slackening opposition. Leathernecks of the Ist Marine Division attacked towards the vital Chosin
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    Fierce Battle AtWonni
    220 1 PYONGYANG. Nov. I.— (Reuter-AAP) A fierce battle was raging m iht* Vk onni area, northeast of Rumiri. this afternoon oa strong North Korean unite reinforced In Chinese strove to break through lo the roa<ls and railway leading south to Pyongyang. The enemy this morning repulsed a counter-attack
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    Indian Clerk Found Dead; Throat Cut
    62 1 A 31-year-old Indian clerk. Chelliah Murugasu, was found dead with his throat slashed, at an abandoned pill-box a1 the sea end of Telok Kurau Road yesterday afternoon. The discovery was made by a Eurasian schoolboy, Peter Syddall from •St Patrick's School. A pen-knife was
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    China Reds In Korea Said Two Divisions
    137 1 US. EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS IX KOREA. N 4 (AP) The US. Eighth Army said today U.N. troops are fighting "the equivalent of" lat least two Chinese divisions m northwest Korea In the northeast, the Tenth Corps has contacted and Located two Chinese Commu-
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    China Reds 100 Miles From Lhasa
    187 1 KALIMGPOXG. Northern I India, Nov 4: (Beuter.) Chinese "Liberation" troops were today within 100 miles of Lhasa, the Tibetan capital. By their capture of Gyamda i Dzong. 100 miles from Lhasa on the bank of the River Gyamda. a tributary of the Bramaputra, the
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    400 Attend Poppy Day Fund Ball
    85 1 Standard Woman Reporter ABOUT 406 attended last night's ball at Raffles Hotel m aid of the Poppy Day fund The Governor, Sir Franklin Gimson, was present and also present were General Sir J<^". and Lady Harding. Admiral Sir Patrick and Lady Blind, and Air
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    Wrestler Dies
    32 1 DUBLIN*. Nov. 4 (AP> Irish wrestler Danno D'Mahon( > >- died last night from injuries he suffered m an automobile acci- dent Thursday night. His car hit a truck near Fort Laighaise.
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    Terrorists Burn Bus; One Nabbed
    248 1 Standard Staff ItlMfcl FOUR Chinese set lire bo Singapore Traction Company omnibus just after st o'clock last ear the juno tion of Sultan Gate and B. B ad. A detective wtto I the bus as it burst into flames chased the four men, exchanged shots
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    SUICIDE CHARGE FAILS, CLERK IS ACQUITTED
    172 2 A CLERK, Tan Bah Chee. employed m the Singapore S:orage was acquitted m the Fourth Police Court yestet (a charge of attempt- uicide by Taking 20 sedaUve tablets. Magistrate Mr. P. Claque ruled that the prosecution had failed to prove thai Tan had taken
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    REDS ARE OPPOSED BY 95% OF MALAYA'S PEOPLES
    799 2 Says Malcolm Mac Donald MALAYAN Communists are opposed by 95 per cent of the peoples of Malaya, declared the Commissioner-General for South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald m London on Friday m a broadcast interview over the 8.8.C. Mr. Mac Donald
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    Caned By Mother, Boy Took Poison
    283 2 A VERDICT of MiW-Mt was returned l>> the >ii)':anorf Coroner, Mr. W Porter, at an inquesi Into \\\v (!«alh of a 12-v ear-old schoolboy, Yeo \fc ah Teck, who drank a solution ot eanstic BOufl aftrr \\v had been nun .1 by his mother
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    SILCOCK ON VARSITY HONOURS, SCHOLARSHIPS
    379 2 EXPLAINING the reason why opportunities tc read for Honours degrees are limited. Professor T. H. j Silcock. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya told The Standard yesterday: "We do try to select for Honours only students who would benefit from an Honours course." Answering criticisms
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    Denies He Hit Bailiff
    64 2 CHARGED In the Singapore l Fourth Police Court yesterday 1 with assaulting Ho Kam 1 Cheong. the bailiff of the Supreme Court, Peh Seng Kee| pleaded w I guilty. The offence was alleged to, have occurred on Oct. 3 at the. Union Theatre. Peh was re-
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    Gas Recruits To Get UK Traiiiing-McNeice
    329 2 A SCHEME i<> Bend recruiti «>f the Singapore Municipal (ias ork* to tin- United Kingdom for apprenticeship m pas undertakings and for specialised training, i* now being worked out by t li«* ContmisetonerA, the Municipal President, Mr. T. P. I. McNeice i«»hl The Standard
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    SEX ?-IS THAT SUBJECT REALLY NECESSARY?
    666 2 CONSENSUS o f opinions of principals, students and parents, M whether sex should be included m the school curriculum, is that if sex should be fought, it should be taught not m schools but at "special sessions" by medical men for the i benefit
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    ACQUITTED
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    VITAL CLERKS' COUNCIL MEETING TODAY
    323 3 To Elect Men For Direct Talks With Government Standard Staff Correspondent XL ALA LIMPLR, Sat. The I -Hive Council of the Federation Government Adm -:ralive Clerical Staffs Union representing about 7.000 Government clerks throughout the Federation will meet m Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to appoint representatives
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    Tapper's Story In Alleged Bribery Case
    284 3 Standard Staft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Hearing was continued today before the President of the Sessions Court. Inche Azmi bin Mohamed m the case against Yusofl bin Bagoo, former prosecuting officer m Klang who is charged with corruptly accepting on July 1, a sum
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    Guides Visit Exchange
    47 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG, Sat— Girl Guides and Guiders from the Firsi Malay Guide Company. Kajang. paid a visit to the Kaiang telephone exchange. Inche Yusofl explained the stops involved before a call can be "put Through. Chegu Sharinam and Fatimah, accompanied the girls.
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    New School To House 400
    81 3 PORT DICKSOX. Sat.— The committee of" Chung Hua Public School. Port Dickson, has decided to set up a new school building for about 400 Chinese children m the district. The followin? is the school building committee: President. Mr. Khoo Liam Keng: VicePresidents, Messrs Chcok Si
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    Transferred
    40 3 MUAR, Fri— Air. M. Kanapathy Pillai, anti-malarial inspector, Muar, has been transferred to Johore Bahi'u. lie was entertained to a dinner by the members of the Ceylonese Association, Muar. on the eve of Mis transfer to a Chinese dinner.
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    FEDERATION Diary
    494 3 SELANGOR-Today Majestic: Awful Truth (Mand'lrin) 10. 12, 3, 7 and 9.30 p.m. Odeon: 13 Rue Madeliene 3. »».4o and 9.15 pm Pavilion: Jealoiu Storm (Cantonese) 12 45 3.15. 6.30 and 9 p m. Mother is A Freshman Rex: Cheaper By The Dozen 3, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Cartoons
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    Malay PC Teaching Chinese To Recruits
    217 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Believe it or not. there is a Malay m Kuala Lumpur who is teaching Mandarin, Hokkien, Cantonese and Hakka, to Chinese! Abbas bin Salleh, son of a padi planter m Selema, Perak, has a class of 54 police
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    Witness Says He Was Paid To Fake Drawing Of Sweep
    459 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Called as a prosecution witness, Chan Tet Yin, an employee of the Selanjror Health and Strength Association testified before the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. I). M. K. Grant, today, that he had
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    CHAMBER CHIEF OFFERS ADVICE TO GOVT, RIDA
    295 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Government of the Federation should not plan and be committed to expensive schemes on the basis of the country's temporary prosperity, said Mr. C. Thornton. President of the FMS Chamber of Commerce, at the first annual
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    Kuala Pilah News In Brief
    102 3 KUALA PILAH. Sat— Urn Ann. a rubber dealer of Bahau was convicted on a charge of storing rubber without a licence, and was fined a mm of $300. S. C Chin. a wi.i -known merchant of Kuaia Piiah. was found m possession of prohibited publication,
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    TengkuWatches Chinese Boys Learn Malay
    139 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sal The Tengkn Mahkota of lantan is. probably, the first member of Malay Royalty m the Federation to listen to a class of children being taught Malay m a Chinese school. This happened recently when he spent three da; iting
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    CHARITY SALE ON NOV. 9
    72 3 A BAZAAR and iumbl" spons »red by the Associated Dorcas Societies of the Seventn- 11 Adventist Churches I I S gapore, will be held i I I Malayan S Grounds (401. Upper Serangoon Road) an Thursday, N iv 9. at S p.m. The proceeds will
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    $4,000 For Klang ACS Building
    30 3 KLANG. Sat. The recent fun fair here m aid of the ACS building fund realised $4,000 and will enable completion of the new science wing.
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    AVIATION TOPICS
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    Korea Is Beginning To Affect
    654 4  -  Ken Jalleh ?y 1 TIIE demand for aircraft to carry military supplies to Korea is bei ginning to aflect American commercial aerial activities, a well-informed source told me. Although further discussions are taking p ace to determine the Dumber and types of aircraft needed. United
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    U.S. Civil Airlines
    90 4 financial year ended March 31st, BOAC\s< deficit wps £7,791,887—3 reduction of £14.087' on a comparable figure for the combined opera'i'" i of BO AC and BSAA m the pie- 1 HPIIE Siamese Government and the de Havil-' 1 land Aircraft Co. of Canada are nego-' tiaiing for
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    New Prince Line Ship Due Shortly
    290 4 New Prince Line Ship Due Shortly Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. The new Prince Line vessel, the Cingalese Prince, is due 10 arrive here some time between Dee. 10 and 13. She is built on similar lines to another new Prince Line yessel, the Eastern Prince, also due on her
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    CHARTER CO. FINED £50
    66 4 BURXHAM. Buckinghamshire. Nov. 4. (Renter). A magistrate's court here today fined a private air charter company 4150 lor contravening the conditions for a certificate of airworthiness on a Tudor plane which crashed m Wales last March, killing 80 of its 83 passengers. The company. Fairflight Limited,
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    MASTER PLAN
    37 4 DESIGN of a ''master plan" for African transport was the task of the Central and Southern Africa transport conference which opened here on Oct. 25, South African Transport Minister, Paul Sawer. said last night. Reuter
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    TIN SPIRALS ON 15th SUCCESSIVE DAY TO $535
    166 4 TIN SPIRALS ON 15th SUCCESSIVE DAY TO $535 Standard Market Reporter THE PRICE OF Malayan tin yesterday continued spiralling upwards for the 15th successive day to $535 per pkol. The consistent improvements m quotations was mainly attributable to the phenomenal demand for the metal from overseas. Yesterday's rise, by $24.50
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      RUBBER
      49 4 LITTLE business was none ,on the rubber market m Singapore yesterday, i The high pridfe was maintained by internal buying. »There was a noticeable kick oi overseas orders. i First grade November shipment was done at around ihe '$1,971 per lb. level on a qu;< 'but steady market.
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      NOON PRICES
      81 4 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Robber Association >.mn prices yesterday 'Nov. 4> were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Ribbed Snvkrd Sheet Spot Loose £1 98 ?l 99 FOB m ball s Nov No. 1 RSS 51. 97 H9B No. 2 RSS $1 95j $1 !>• No. 3 RSS
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      TIN
      18 4 SINGAPORE, Sat Th< priiv oi tin today was IS;')";.") per pitul (n« i w record). IP $24^0.
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      PRODUCE
      117 4 Quiet conditions prevailed m the Singapore produce market yesterday with very Little business activity repo ted. Coconut oil quotations remained unchanged from Friday, sellers quoting $72 per picul. There were no transactions. Copra was easier, with sellers at iri.'U and buyers indicating $42 3 H ;<n> $43, \ut no
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      COTTON MISSION
      24 4 TWO COTTON mil] representatives are leaving Hongkong for Pakistan next week to negotiate for early shipment of 30,000 bale- of rawcotton. Reuter
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      SPECIAL C'TTEE
      25 4 A SPECIAL committee representing both sides of industry has been set up to advise ministers on problems arising from Britain's rearmament programme.- Reuter
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    3 Reasons Why Rubber May Drop
    88 4 NEW YORK. Nov. 4. (UP). The W.'iH Street Journal said yesterday that Federal experts predict the inflated price dj natural rubber is due to (iron soon for three n asons: 1. Production is steadily Improving. En 1946 the output about 1,000,000 tons. This year
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    POLICE 'SEAL' 800 CHINESE PASSENGERS
    112 4 HONGKONG, Nov. 4. (Reu-ter-AAP). —The Marine p< cc have '•sealed"' some 8()d Chinese pas engers aboard the Dutch Liner Van Heutsz when she arrived here yesterday. Chinese w< re not allowed ashore. In transit to Swatow, but without papers for pertni sion to disci .'-ark.
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    Tin Price Climbs Up To Silver
    104 4 Tin Price Climbs Up To Silver LONDON. Nov. 4. (UP).— lf the price of ttn continues to rise at the present rate. 1-i more business days \\i:l 884 the metal, selling m London at I2d» per troy ounce tin- pri i of silver m February 1931. The Korean war, Arrer
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    IK TARIFF CONCESSIONS FROWNED ON
    104 4 IK TARIFF CONCESSIONS FROWNED ON LONDON, Nov. 4 (AP). Consi i ative A. T. La onoxBoyci said yesterday that hi party reserves the riciit to throw out Brit tariff concessions and return to the Empire Pn !i -i > if returned to i m r m thJ Lennox-Boyd told "h-
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    BIG HUNT ON FOR MISSING INDIAN PLANE
    80 4 BIG HUNT ON FOR MISSING INDIAN PLANE GRENOBLE, Nov. 4, (Hi ter). —French tn les took the 1 road m Europe toni I rching I an Air India O ition 1 Prin- mis since 9.30 a.m. GMT with i>\M'< iple on board Bound for Geneva from Cairo, the plane ca
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    Wanda Tells Of Red Insults, Quick Exit
    186 4 Newsphotos. PENANG, Sat. Miss Wanda Gondek, exSecretary of the American Embassy m Seoul, Korea. just before the outbreak of hostilities, told The Standard today that she had a very exciting time when war broke out m that country. Wanda was passenger m the
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    £17,300 AWARD
    31 4 DAMAGES of £17,300 were awarded m a London court today to the widow and ?ix i children of Mr. Reginald Lagj den, killed m the Karachi air crash. Reuter
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    Sweeter Sugar
    34 4 the filipixo Govern- ment, blamed for most everything ill under the sun. should not be blamed for one thing; sugar self-sufficiency making the price of sugar sweeter to i the consumer. Reuter
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    Councillors To Query Government
    199 5 Councillors To Query Government Standard Staff Correspondent PENAXG. Sat. -Steps taken by tho Settlement Government to stamp out bribery and corruption will form the subject of a question to be raised at the Penang Settlement Council meeting on Monday. Mr. Hashim bin Awang will ask if there is a special
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    Attack Shocks Gimson
    110 5 Attack Shocks Gimson THE Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson, has sont i message to Mr. William R. Langdon, the L.S. ConsulGeneral n Singapore saying that he "was horrified" to read m the local press the count oi the dastardly attack on President Truman. Sir Franklin oiFercd his eon- •Rations
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    Nude Body Found On Sea Shore
    68 5 Stand lid Start* Correspondent BUTTERWQRTH, Sat— The nude body of an adult was i on the sea shore oil Kuala Bekekh i\\ Penaga. The body was m such an advance of decomposition that Its sex and nationality i not be ascertained. This was revealed
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    UMNO Women's Sewing Class
    50 5 UMNO Women's Sewing Class JOHORE BAHRT. Sat.— A sewing class, for the members of the UMNO (women's section) has been organised by Che Halimah. wife of the O.C. Kampong Guard Pontian. There are 15 women members undergoing a course m sewing under the supervision of Ch' 1 Maimoon from Singapore.
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    Seeks Decision On Port Development
    148 5 Standard Stafl Correspondent PJENANG, Sat. The question of Penang port developmeni >*ill l>«- rai>«'*l by Dr. Lw Hang ken^ at »!u- Penang Settlement Council meeting on Monday. Dr. Lee will a/k the Government to state: (1> whether any report or reports h< c been received
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    No Leniency For Bandit Helpers
    503 5 Standard Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. From the beginning of ilif emergency until the end ot last month ,">26 persons suspected of banditry <>>• activities connected with banditry were arrested. Of thi> number 9^5 were not m any ease liable to the death penally as.
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    Foundry Men Seek Increase
    87 5 IPOH. Sat. Foundry owners En Kinta rrvet behind closed doors yestejraay to discuss the workers' demands for a wage increase. A spokesman revealed that the demands have been "sympathetically considered." A reply will be forwarded to the workers within the next few days, he said. The
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    Consulate Guards Fire On Suspects
    199 5 Standard Staff Correspondent Xi ALA LUMPUR. Sat.— United Spates Consulate guards here, seeing suspicious figures moving across the tin tailings at the back of the Consulate after midn^ht, opened ftre In another area of this State night, five bandits entered a house and abducted two
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    Clerk Offered $25,000 Bail
    56 5 PENANG, Sat.— Bail m the sum of $25,000 was allowed a 36-year-old Chinese. Quah Kirn Ken?, who appeared before Mr. EM. Small wood yesterday ontWO charges of committing criminal breach oi trust while m the service of Henry Waugh and Co.. Ltd. The charges were m
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    3 Picked Up In Sea
    47 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The dead bodies of three Chinese girls, Leo Kirn Bui, 6, Leo Yek Xgo. 9j and Leo Ah Leek. 6. of Pontian were found floating m the sea at the mouth of Parit Semerah. Ponce recovered the bo lies.
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    JB INDIANS AID QUAKE VICTIMS
    72 5 JOIIORE BAHRU. Sal The Local Indian Congress, has so far collected a sum of 31,615 for the relief of the victims of the recent Assam Earthquake and has remitted the amount to the Assam Relief Committee, Kuala Lumpur. A large quantity of old and new
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    Case Of 'Lady In Red'
    117 5 Case Of 'L ady In Red' TAIPING, Sat At the conclusion of an inquiry on Thursday, a 23-year-old ex-buffalo keeper, Lew Ah Mok, was committed to the Assizes on a charge of murder of 23-year-old ex-waitress Lok Ngok Loi. Lok was found dead on Aug. 1 with 38 stab wounds.
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    Night Long Ceremony For Lady Of Fatima
    452 5 Standard Start' Reporter TODAY will be a day for tli«- Catholic population m Singapore. Tin* replica of the Statue of Our Lady of Fatima. the Pilgrim Virgin, arri\e«> at 2*15 this afternoon and up to late yesterday, preparation* were made by various Catholic
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    Undergrads Go To Poll On Nov. 25
    294 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE STUDENTS of the University U M&laf are to go to poll on Nov. 25 to elect 30 un<lei* graduates from eijdil constituencies to the Students' Council for the year 1951. The electoral registers were opened yesterday. Union members have
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    Tribute To Shaw
    133 5 AS a tribute to George Bi-r--nard Shaw, w.no succumbed to illness eailier this week, members of Singapore Teachers' Repertory and the Singapore Repertory will broadcast the Epilogue from "Saint Joan at 9.00 p.m. on Sunday over Radio Malaya, Singapore. The parts will be taken as far as
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    Rice For Malaya
    31 5 Standard St:jfT Correspondent p:;n w- Sat.— Th< Bui em boat. Maung Bama, whirh arrived here this afternoon from Bangkok unloaded a total of 1,500 tons of Thai rice.
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    Jargonology
    777 6 r PHE law-makers have, lor centuries, entrenched themselves behind a palisade of terminology which may be called the science of Jaigonology. Only the initiated can understand this cabalistic jargon of the trade. Though the basis of this science is English, years of hard study and patience are required to
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    I Can See A Wolf Coming Over The Hill!
    885 6 JOHN WALTERS Says New York, 'THE people of the United States will, by next spring, have entered a period of stern and painful austerity or their economic system will be plunging headlong towards its doom. Warning of impending crisis are being
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    284 7 Moves In Korea, I-C, Tibet Revive VS orid War Fears China Causes Sew Jitters >\<.M>\<;, No>. 1. MM \s evidence grows lliat tlie Chinese have entered the Korean war, Hongkong and most other nou- |M!HI areas m thU part of W!a are growing uneasy. The feeling as brings ihc world
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    237 7 Chinese Volunteers Aided In Attacks On French Outpost SAIGON, i. French armj spokesman, rtporiinv: on tin- ahamloiMurnt of importani fortress oi Laokayi \\w Chinese border, charged i!>at riiinrsr volunteers and Chinese-trained Vietminh iro«»;»s were among i!»« v nine > ietminh battalionjß that had Iried to ,1 nis the French (garrison,
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    64 7 U )\DOS \><\ 4 Reutei I r;; c tve Party, ii reunit'd to power, may try to id j q entir -i r new kind ol ribun* to deal with affairs ■>■■ i konwea Ith, Mr. Alan X .-.,1 C mservative, told muni The h would
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    43 7 Nadler 28 *d eng cci ChiMgo, s p ai the I >> C«»nmlate In Prague and formally d his American cili i s ip ,!e. to biriW socialism ,i join the camp of Dcace led „v the Soi > I UDJon-" U.P
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    139 7 YOKOHAMA. Nov. 4 (UP) South Africa's squadron <>f fightei pilots arrived here today to become the 12th member oi the United Nations to join the Korean campaign. The 207 officers and men. of them pilots, are commanded by Commandant S.V.B. Theron. The South African arrival
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    256 7 The Spanish exile government has made an llth-hour appeal to the United Nations to maintain the diplomatic boycott of the Franco regime. A. P. Sufist leader m Sydney. Frederick Elliott von Frankenberg und Ludwigsdorff, left the bulk of an estate of A£144.19H to his wife.— Renter- A AP
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    54 7 NEW 10KK, Nov. 4 (AP):— The U.N. Assembly has adopted a resolution denouncing Russian's Balkan satellites, Rumania, Bulgaria and Hungary, for trampling on human rights. The action grew out of the trial and imprisonment of Cardinal Mindszenty m Hungary and the similar trials and purges m Communist
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    New Red Atrocities In North Korea
    101 7 WITH THE 1ST MARINE DIV. IN KOREA. Nov 4 (UP) Korean Communist guerillas deliberately shot wounded and captured Marines through the bead after a Red surprise attack on a convoy west of Wonsan on Thursday, a Marine spokesman said today. The guerillas are "getting
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    US To Call For UN Action Against China
    309 7 NEW Nov. L m vo to hwdkg f T BCtion against IU*«1 China is M'on m an American plan t«> call for an uncrgtHCl mcrlinjz of flit- Security Council as soon a> (,cn. .Mac Arthur confirm* lhal Chinese C©a»uuinisl troops an 1
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    126 7 Marines Bomb Big Convoys WONSAN. Nov. 4. (VP): I.S. Marine pßoti flying i' darkness early this morning attacked coovoyf estJi isted ii.huie as many as 'AtiO veh c]( moving south aloip: Hh road from the Manchuria border. The convoys were hei 'for the Chosin reservoir are.v re the Seventh Mann.
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    166 7 US Explains Opposition To Red China NEW YORK. N T ov. 4. (UP).--1 United Statei has n ed its opposition to Urn siun of Communist China 10 {the United Nations, stressing that no government Beta i result of Eon ugn Intervention should be eligible for membership m the world ore:
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    Puerto Rican Revolt Over
    44 7 SAN JUAN, Puerto R Noi .4. i\'l-y Tl < nationalist vvolt. which broke out m Puerto Rico last Monday, is k »w <•< »nsi« i '< crushed. So far 450 Nat 0 .lists and Communists have been ti and arrests wort 1 continuing.
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    23 7 BRUSSELS. Nov 4 -Router) The Internationa] Confederation of Free Trade Unions has passed a resolution protesting the Chinese invasion of Tibet.
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    63 7 WON SAN, Nov. 4— -UP.— Tho U.N Navy has swept «J barbour of the Largest minefield m history. Vice Adm C TurrnJoy, Comm oi the Qn t« Nations naval forces HUUMmoed today. US Mavy ships are patn 220-mile rtretc* ol I m Koi i d east
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    I Left The Course With Over £3,000 In Winnings
    1084 8 I Left The Course With Over £3,000 In Winnings FIRST touched real money when Spion Kop won the Derby m 1920, the year after I came back to England from the German prison camp. It vas one of my biggest strokes of luck m the way I cime to tip
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    166 9 TTOILYWOOD, Nov. 4. —That institution of movie star life, the auto graph, is on its way out. giving place to the auto photo. It's an improvement for both star and fan. Such is the conclusion of Kh hard Contc after his experience m Jackson ville. Florida, where ho
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    637 9 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME am. Programme Summary: H.rt'i Waltz rime; S*.:;t> With .1 Smile and A Song- 9.45 At the Piano: 10 a.m. News; 10.10 Light .Music: IO.::o Latin American Rhythm: 11 am. The Adventures of Pl'. 4!»: 11 M Morning Service from the Studio; 1
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    ROMEO AND JULIET' Unique Dance-Drama
    892 9  -  OSWALD HENRY By AROI'ND the end of this month, Singapore's lovers of the arts will have plenty to talk about after seeing the dance and music recital presented by resident artists— Willy Blok Hanson and Noreen Stokes at the Victoria Theatre. A preview afforded the
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    54 9 A.P Photo.) Mrs. Erie Jolson. widow of the famous movie star AI Jolson 'caving Hollywood's I o m p 1 c Israel, after the funeral service held for her husband who died m the I .S. shortly after his return from a tour of Japan and Korea where
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    34 9 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 4.— Charli e Chaplin has temporarily shelved plans to make another picture—starring himself. fiie veteran comedian is going to direct his son, Sidney, m young Chaplin's firtt picture.
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    1751 10 tilth LILLIAN Election And Remembrance Time Inche Moh'd Tail) bin Saleh, and Miss Rokiah binte Alwi. durini; the final rite of their wedding ceremony, last Saturday. Kelantan Lane was en fete for three days! TPHIS week, many men are ex< sing their masculine pren igatives, and stepping
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    437 11 ||>ESE goalke Mi .{<'»• *♦<>« t tiuaiK'i ..lK witli th<- pick per Tan Tuck Uioon, shot up by bandits on his «H muvh from yesterday* SAFA attempt to help enefil soerer nialeh m which his Asian and Euroi»f >in<;apore*s footballers took
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    523 11  -  Herman Rappa i3u >\ ILLI OAKES is \w>\ organising his bigge j lornoiiitn to «lait* tor Friday, Nov. 17. He has catered tor two Australian top-«-!a— fighters. Sid rTetchei (i17!1>.) anil Tommy Watts (1351 b.) both of whom bare been instructed lo take the lir-t
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    Soccer's Glamour Boy
    50 11 Soccer's Glamour Boy TM:s is soccer's most expensive player today, Trevor Ford, for whom Sunderland paid Aston Villa a cheque for £30.000. the highest transfer figure sinre Derby paid Manchester I A:i5.000 for J. Morris m 1949 and traded L. Leuty to Bradford for the same figure earlier this year.
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    1011 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By SADDLING three winners Greetings, Jaunty and Craigmount Milton Sullivan of Kuala Lumpur was the most successful trainer yesterday the first day of the Selangor Turf Club November meeting. Trainer Yong of Singapore also did well with a winner, a second
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    53 12 SEREMBAN, Sat.— ln an interschool hockey match played 'it Kuala Pilah, St. Paul's Institution of Sereznban, beat the Tuanku Muhammad School by i four goals to one. The match between the second. strings of both these schools ended In a win tor St. Paul's i by a
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    128 12 PF.NANG, Sat. The Ferry Youngsters trounced the Chinese Recreation Club by six goals to nil m a first division league soccer match played on the Victoria Green last evening. Siang Trik scored the first goal for the Ferry Youngsters m the tenth minute of play.
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