Singapore Standard, 6 November 1950

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    18 1 Singapore Standard *n m n m. I NO. 127 SINGAPORE. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1950 8 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    French Giving Up 'string' Ofi Outposts
    241 1 French Giving Up 'string' Ofi Outposts V Nov. S (I!*) French military quarters I I***" ewicuatinii of the key fortress of I miles MVtlnvcsl of Hanoi, as well as 1 1- I r _i of OMtpootfl m the northeast corner of military spokesman described the evacuation as :Ji!eninif v of
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    Malayans Not Loyal To UK Govt—Onn
    52 1 Malayans Not Loyal To UK Govt— Onn g j meapnad mt I to Onn the lent -lie people !■>-. .i' lfl M.iBritisli Govlys an itnCoi wealth, m South thai the a great implained to _:iven of stu npanying State Seeto the si;ges of 's Scholar- si ent on ailed upon
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    1,000 Russians In Nanking
    58 1 HONGKONG, Nov. 5 (ReuterAAP): More than a tl ss ian technicians and ad- •rs are at present m Nanking working m the construction of an airfield outside the former Chinese capital, according to Chinese reports m Hongkong. The report said there was at least 18 jet
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    Open Avowal Of Faith As Fatima Statue Arrives
    190 1 Open Avowal Of Fa ith As Fatima Statue Arrives Fatima Statue Arrives photo Standard Staff Reporter Singapore Catholics, joined by a large number ol non-Catholics yesterday displayed a manifestation of open faitfa easily the grandest ever seen m the Colony on the arrival of the Statue of the Lady of
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    Free Pictorial Supplement, $100 X-Word
    37 1 A SPECIAL pictorial supplement, depicting the arrival of the Statue of Our Lady of Fatima is given free with today's issue. Our second SlOO Must BeVVon Crossword puzzle appears on Pace 6,
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    Missing India Plane Found
    71 1 GENEVA. Nov. s:— The Indian Constellation airliner "Malabar Princess," missing since Friday with 48 people aboard, was found today about 700 feet below the tip of 15,781-foot Mont Blanc. The owners of the plane had been searching the mountain this afternoon m a chartered Swiss airliner.
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    REDS EXPEL BRITISH CONSUL FROM MUKDEN
    186 1 LONDON. Nov. 5, (AP). The Chinese communists announced last night that the British Vice-Consul m Mukden, Manchuria, Mr. L. Stevenson, has been expelled from China. It said he left Mukden Friday afternoon. The official charge against him was "acting m contravention of govern'i i
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    Red Troops Pierce UN Defences;Heavily Hit By Allied Pl
    541 1 Red Troops Pierce UN Defences;Heavily Hit By Allied Pl SEOUL, Nov. 5 (AP)— W** s <w*i •<% ;V SS* SSf 1 wearing the field dress of the C infiltrated the keystone of the Korea today. AMERICAN MAIL LINE Swarms of Allied plai FAST SERVICE l\ed IOrCeS piislied t<for |o« An:'H»>s
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    Dalai Lama
    31 1 THE Dalai Lama has not Lhasa, Mr. S Sinha, Indian Representative m the Tibetan capital reported to I New Delhi on Sunday, accoid- ing to Associate I Pi i
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    Truman Warns Nation
    282 1 Truman Warns Nation ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, Nov. 4 (Renter) President Truman warned America tonight that "hard fighting still lies ahead m Korea m spite of the military victories of the United Nations forces.*' 15e said that progress was being made towards the goal of world peace, and described American leadership
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    UN Eye On Red Move In Korea
    75 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 5— (AP). United Nations diplomats are on the alert for an emergency session of the Security Council to deal with alleged Chinese communist intervention m the Korean war. Officials pointed out on Saturday, however, that the U.N. can take no
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    Earthquake At Kupang
    33 1 KUPANG. TIMOR, Nov. 5: (Reuter-AAP^ A minor earthquake was felt here on Thursday, a cable from Kupang said today, according to Aneta news agency. The tremor lasted for eight seconds.
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    Stassen Attacks US Policy
    154 1 Stassen Attacks US Policy NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT, Nov. 5 (AP) Republican leader Mr. Harold E. Stassen. speaking on a nationwide hook-up immediately after President Truman's address at St. Louis on Saturday, launched a sharp attack on the Administration's policy particularly m the Far East. Mr. Stassen charged that because the
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    RAF Commandant To Visit Malaya
    87 1 LONDON. Nov. 6. (AP).— Ait Commandant N. M. Salmon. 0.8.E.. A.D.C, Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, will leave the United Kingdom by air on Nov. 12 to visit Royal Air Force units m the Far East and Middle East. where W.R.AF. personnel are
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    War Heroine Enters City Election List: Progs. To Field ?
    641 2 War Heroine Enters City Election List: Progs. To Field Standard Stall Reporter V WAR HEROINE enters this year's Municipal elections as an independent candidate today. She is Mrs. Elizabeth Choy, a teacher tor the past 17 years, who alonii with her husband, 31r. Oi©3 khtm Hin, was awarded tbe 0.8.
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    BRIGHT EYES DOES WINNING GALLOP AT K.L.
    39 2  -  m faithful T I .ft t cretary- .jMH^-inmented i>n <A r 3 Mr. O. V. wm a m m m the Sii I IMF BY OLLIE HORSES manias <>n the second da* >»^
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    Police Answer Majid
    158 2 Police Answer Majid Standard Staff Reporter COMMENTING ON the statement by the Presid< nt of the Muslim Welfare Association m Singapore. Mr. M. A. Majid, who said that the Police had withdrawn the permil granted to him to colled money for the Nadra (Bertha <ie Hertogh) Fund, a Police spokesman
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    Proceeds Of SCBA Brochure Sale For Volunteer Fund
    186 2 Proceeds Of SCBA Brochure Sale For Volunteer Fund Standard Stall* Reporter THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS oi the sale of the commemoration brochure of the 50th anniversary of the Straits Chinese British Association will go towards the Volunteer M< moriaJ Fund, the Association an- nounced yesterday. The money will 1 1 used
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    Sir Francis Was Guest Of Governor
    86 2 I Standard Staff Reporter THE HON. SIR Francis Molamure. K. BE.. Speaker of the House of Representatives, Cey- J ion. and Leader of the Ceylon delegation to the forthcoming Parliamentary Conference m New Zealand, stayed a night iin Singapore as guest of the Governor,
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    DESERT RATS ROUTE MARCII THRO' STORE
    408 2  -  Derek Drabble IU The 18.000-ton air-conditioned, luxury troopship Empire Fowey. formerly the Norddeutsc her Lloyd liner Potsdam, docking at Singapore yesterday with the famous Hussars known as Desert Rats m the last war. The\ an- on On r way to fight m the Korean
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    They Fell Missed The Sights
    85 2 They Fell Missed The Sights THREE Korea- hound SOlda rs from the Empire Fowey did not t.ike part m the Hussars and lank Corps rout B ■Ir h through Singapore yes t< rday. Nor did they see anything of Singapore beyond the British Militar> Hospital All three fell down some
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    Labour's Vote Drive On Today
    157 2 Labour's Vote Drive On Today Standard Stall Reporter THE LABOUR PARTY ol I Singapore will launch its (election campaign with a Labour rally this evening at 5 W p.m. at Farrar Park. Among the speakers will be a foi r Pai ty Pr< Mr I Francis '1 nomas who retui
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    PADANG CEREMONY, FRIDAY
    252 2 Standard Woman Reporter A COLOURFUL ceremony, on the eve of Remembrance Day. will take place next Friday. November 10, at o p.m. when there will be a Beating the Retreat, on the Padang. The bands and drums of the 26 Gurkha Infantry Brigade will beat the Retreat.
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    Nen Kill To Control Drugs
    60 2 Nen Kill To Control Drugs Standard Stall to porter OPIUM ai hai subjected to the same kind trol as all other drugs, m- j ternationally recognised is] dangerous, under a new bi. I be introduced m the Shiga;- n Legislative Council at its next meeting. The Bill also repeals the
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    Five Stray Bombs Kill 12 In Selangor, 19 Others Injured
    554 3 Standard Staff Correspondent M VI A LUMPUR, Stin. Five bombs which were accident- > P i>< <l on a latex collecting station around Utan Sinipan near kuang, about 22 miles north of Kuala Lumpur, i„er an an strike carried out
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    Terrorism Is Red Bid To Drag Malaya Inside Iron Curtanin—Gurney
    134 3 Terrorism Is Red Bid To Drag Malaya Inside Iron Curtanin Gurney 8 LONDON, Nor. "> (Renter) Sir Henry Carney, rittftß High onniii«inniT m Malaya. said here last hi il terrariaoi m Malaya was international Commi trying t«» enslave the country ami l»rin_i it inside mrtain. Communists n ere y out
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    Chinese Star Due In Penang
    44 3 Chinese Star Due In Penang Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun.— Miss Tse Loh Lin. well-known Chinese film star, will arrive m Penang on Wednesday, by plane from Singapore. Miss Tse will make a personal appearance and sing at local theatre during her stay here.
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    'THE TRADE UNION IS NOT A WAGE-GRABBING BODY'
    202 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. The trade union is not a >va<repral>hin<* organisation the President of the Postal Uniformed Staff Union, Che Osnian Sim told members at iis quarterly genera] meeting of the Penan*: branch held '«;:'re this morning; O ian Siru
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    15 ELECTED TO DISCUSS SALARIES WITH GOVT
    214 3 1 5 ELECTED TO DISCUSS SALARIES WITH GOVT Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. -The Executive Council of the Federation of Government Administrative and Clerical Unions at a meeting today elected 15 members representative of the various Government Clerical Services to form the constitution of the Stall side to carry
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    Anti-Malarial Staff Rejects BenhamScale
    63 3 Anti-Malarial Staff Rejects BenhamScale Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Anti-Malarial Staff Union Federation is to negotiate with Government regarding revision of salaries of members m service, it was disclosed at a meeting of the Union here today. The meeting resolved to reject the Benham Report. Mr. K. Sinnathamby
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    New Co-op Store
    23 3 DR. R. D. GROSS. Director of Medical Services, officially opened the co-operative store at the Mental Hospital on Saturday evening.
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    Malacca Franchise CommitteeMceting
    59 3 Standard Staff Correspondent M A LAC CA Sun. The Settlement Council Franchise Committee held its fourth meeting on Friday at the Malacca Historical Society. Stadthaus. The Committee considered at length the problems connected with the impending elections m the rural areas of the Settlement. The Committee will
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    AIR C-IN-C BACK
    52 3 Standard Staff Reporter AIR Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, Commander-in-Chief Far East Air Force, returned by air to Changi last night from Japan. He has been conferring with the American commanders m Tokio and visiting the Far East Flying Boat Wing at Iwakuiii since he left Changi on
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    Nonis Family May Be Evictecl Due To Rent Arrears Artificial Limbs For Pk. Residents
    512 3  - Nonis Family May Be Evictecl Due To Rent Arrears Artificial Limbs For Pk. Residents By Chee Koon Lin photo Standard Staff Reporter. The NONIS family may In- shifted frmn ilicir room if iliiir rem for lliis month of $19 b not paid. They arc already two months m arrears. Mrs.
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    Bro. Honorius Renews Vows
    193 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Sun— Brothers, old pupils and students filled the Chapel of the St. Francis Institution yesterday morning at the High Mass and Benediction m thanksgiving of Bro. Honorius' Jubilee. After Mass, m a simple but solemn ceremony with candle m hand Bro. Honorius
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    Deadline For Malaya
    780 4 MALAYA'S problems were never driven home to the people oi Britain with such force as cm Friday lasl wht n Mr, Alan Lennox Boyd, a member oi the Parliamentary delegation who visited SingaI re and the Federation recently, did some plain 'k;nu ah ai situation m this
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    HUKS—A Cancerous Sore For The Philippiness
    1299 4 HUKS— A Cancerous Sore For The Philippiness NORMAN SOONGManaging Editor o( Pan-Asia Newspaper Alliance now visiting his old stumping ground, the Philippines, describes the bandit situation m that island republic m this article written exclusively £or The Standard. MANILA, Oct. 26 (PANA) Unless ihe link question is first solved, the
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    Sa They Say
    188 4 I RESIGN, construction and opera 1 ion of the (fling) saucers indicate to me that a very superior intelligence is at work. Not only at w i but present within the disks. Navy Com d r. Robert McLaughlin, reporting on miniature space ships reportedly observi d. THE
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    'Uncle Joe 'Has It .Figured Out
    792 4 A Big Prize THE KREMLIN cannot possibly leave North Korea undefended and that's why it is sending a large Communist Chinese force down from Manchuria to meet the advancing United Nations forces, Chung Shing J;t Pao said. Cominform could afford to give up central
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    Beieve It or Not!
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    GOOD WORK WELL DONE!
    500 4 Sir: In a recent IssiM of your paper a letter was published entitled, "The Glamour of Hollywood." signed by "A Learner*" the writer who asks questions about the good work <■'. the v.i -esta Met Mission. He obviously nei to be enlightened. The Methodisl Mission came
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    Dalai Lama Reported Fleeing Tibet On Way To Darjeeling
    293 5 Dalai Lama Reported Fleeing Tibet On Way To Darjeeling nil MM China yesterday appeared lo be proceeding calmly vit h i»- P 1 1 tor lhe i T fc f ,1 S 0 f Tibet world opinion, Uisiuv the .pinion of the greatest friend" it has outside the Iron in—
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    Asia Leaders Honoured By US College
    98 5 Asia Leaders Honoured By US College EASTOX Ft -vl\ i: .1. Xov. 4 (UP Gt i* ra Car.— P. Romulo Fori ign M nister of the PI pp Mada n Vijaya Laa bmi P rodit, Indian Amor to the United States, nd M E senhower, I rothez r>. ner; E>a
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    CVealth Troops' New Chief
    210 5 CVealth Troops' New Chief TOKYO. Nov. 4 (ReuterAAP) Lieut-General Sir Horace Robertson Commander of the BO. OF. today took over administrative conn;. and of all United Kingdom, Australian and New Zealand farces m Japan and Korea. T'nis extension ol General Robertson's command, which follows an agreement among the iree governments
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    Asians Impose A Condition
    49 5 E AST O N I Pen n sy Ivanf a Nov. i (UP) P.I. Foreign Secretary, Carlos P. Romuli kid that the Philippines and other new States m Asia can accept Western ec atomic help "only on terms compatible with their freedom and di ?nity."
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    Aussies Take A Prisoner
    48 5 A North Korean is seen m the above Associated Press picture bewing and waving a i white flag to passing Anstra- ban troops near Sariwan as j they advance on Pyongyang, former Communist capital which fell to United Nations forces on Octi her 2©.
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    UN States May Send Envoys To Franco
    248 5 LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 5 (AP)— -The United Nations Assembly on Saturday revoked part oi il- fouryear ban on Franco Spain. It cleared the way lor members to >« ml ambassadors to Madrid and lor Spain to join tin- I niled Nations specialised agencies.
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    PI Govt. Said 'Ruined' By Corruption
    162 5 HONGKONG, Nov. S— (AP) —The independent Sing Tao Jih Pao on Saturday hud the blame for the Philippines "economic crisis" squarely on "the corruption and despotism oi the Quirino cabinet." Only if the cabinet shows "courage to reform" can the Philippines be saved from
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    British Air, Sea Forces To Take Part In War Games
    90 5 LONDON. Nov. 4 (UP)—British naval vessels and Royal Air Force planes, will take part m a combined operations exercise at Karachi, a Pakistan government official announcement said to lay. The exercise will begin on November 13, and will be run
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    Gunman's Widow
    34 5 NEW YORK. Nov. (AP) —Mrs. Carmen Torresola, 21, widow of Grisselio Torresola, has been arrested. Torresola was killed when he tried to storm Blair House In an attempt to kill President Truman.
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    Elections In US Set For Nov. 7
    146 5 Elections In US Set For Nov. 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (Reuter) Forty million (40,000,--000) Americans will go to the polls on Nov. 7 to elect ali 435 members of the House ot Representative^. 36 of the 96 Senators and A2 State Governors. The present Democrat strength m the Senate is
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    Pledge Made To Protect Basic Rights
    252 5 Pledge Made To Protect Basic Rights ROME, Nov. 5 (AP The anti-Communisl countries of western Europe last night signed a convention of Human Rights which for the first time m history bunds them to protect en masse the basic rights of their citizens. It was the first positive action taken
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    Pandit Nehru Tarns Down Cambridge's Chancellorship
    65 5 Pandit Nehru Tarns Down Cambridge's Chancellorship LONDON. Nov. 4 (Reuter) Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of India, has intimated thai he does not desire to enter into a contest for the Chano lorship of Cambridge University, it was announced m Cam- bridge tonight. The only nomination was that of Marsha! of
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    Gold Smuggling Amuck Indian Customs Say
    120 5 BOMBAY. Nov. 4 (Renter)— GoH worth Bsls,MtV 000 has bees seized from smugglers by the Bombay Air and Sea Customs alone m the past 15 months, it was learned here today. The largest haul waf m April when Sea Customs sleuths stumbled on a
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    Indian Sighted Believed Sighted Over Swiss A Ips
    296 5 Indian Sighted Believed Sighted Over Swiss A Ips MU VV Nov. 5. (MM— The Milan air MMM centre received vor«l from France last ni^hi tii.H smoke hail been gem iii the ieinitv of the 3,538--met re-high Monte K<>- < iaiiolotie. Ml Lilemilm norlli-v. est ot In rin. I hi- is
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    ON Group Visiting Pyongyang
    180 5 ON Group Visiting Pyongyang TOKYO. Nov. 4 [UP)—Representatives of seven m mbers of the Ui ted Nations' Com for Korea made a Sying visit tod; y to Pyongyang, the former Red capital. They will investigate co n d it ion s north of the 38th parallel. General Mac Arthur's H.Q
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    N'lists To Mobilize Army Labour
    88 5 N'lists To Mobilize Army Labour TAIPEI. Nov. 4: (ReulorAAP) In an attempt *o lessen the burden of the National Treasury to carry on the wai Nationalist officials are I ning a movement whereby army labour will be mobilized for recoi I ruction wi Tbe initial plan rails for 1J280.000 work-days
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    Motuccans Ask Mac Arthur To EffectCeasc-Fire
    97 5 JAKARTA V 4. (APi. n: m South Mo scan Republic ml. Gene:-; I Doug Arthur to intervene t< <••' on Amboina. On behalf of South ll< cans who fought Mac A: uinnKind m YV. War 11. teleg am v. as rent to Mac Arthur
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      ALL KIDDIES
      306 6  -  MARY NIKLAS I^ILM horr ar specialist, Boi is X.c ofl si aving .••.usual change oi pro- si nal roles m New York. In a deep. rich voice accented with slight lisp, he tells bedtime stories to the kiddies on his weekly i V. shoM It is this weekly
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    STANDARD Children's Corner
    502 6  - STANDARD Children's Corner AUNT CHRISTOBEL. Attention Juniors! Let me take this opportunity while saving "hello" to welcome you all to this page m the hope that it will be YOU m the future who will help make this Corner one of the brightest features m this paper. First of all
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    IE is Striin-ntachint* M*isiis Hi Bit Atong
    322 6  -  AUDREY WHITING By pEORGES DE SAVER, m J his red. woollen swimming trunks, was tired of stretching his arms and kicking his legs m the sea. So this sun-tanned fifty nine-year old Frenchman turned over, boated on his back and decided: "The crawl
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    Scout Flies 30,000 Miles In Search Of Good Turns...
    224 6 Scout Flies 30,000 Miles In Search Of Good Turns... f)EPl T TY Camp Chief Harald Dahl has a wonderful job. He's the Scouts' Travelling Commissioner. Since 1946 he has travelled 48,000 miles visiting troops all over the Empire, and his latest trip is for a 30,000-mi'e tour oi the Far
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    ONGUAffI
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    UNIVERSITY POLICY ON UNDERGRAD
    433 7 UNIVERSITY POLICY ON UNDERGRAD Standard Staff Reporter THE OFFICIAL policy of the I niversitv of Malaya m Pdation to the Malayan I adergrad, the students' paper, as contained m a statement to the Students* Council signed hv*the Acting Vice-Chaneelfor of the I imersity. Prof. T. 11. Silcock, Has released by
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    RAF Supply Drops Stepped Up, Air Strikes Reduced
    271 7 RAF Supply Drops Stepped Up, Air Strikes Reduced ALTHOUGH ihere was a slight redaction m the R.A.F.'s offensive air effort against the bandits during October, compared >\iih September's record strike figures, air suppl) and airlift operations again increased, F.E.A.F. announced lasl night. Bomber and lighter strikes were made m seven
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    Sel. YMCA Celebrates 45 lh Year
    166 7 Sel. YMCA Celebrates 45 lh Year Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. "You have good reason to be proud of the great attainments of the YMCA m Kuala Lum- pur. for during the 45 years \of its existence, it has grown into a large establishment which provides excellent amenities and
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    SIO.OOO BAIL IN OPIUM CASE
    62 7 SI O.OOO BAIL IN OPIUM CASE BAIL of $10,000 was allowed Ling Tiong Guan by Mr. Tan Ah Tah, the Singapore Second District Judge, cm Saturday on a charge of being m possession of 12j pounds of opium m a car al Woodlands Custom; Station on Nov. 3. Ling claimed
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    2 Girls' Schools Hold Bazaars
    67 7 2 Girls' Schools Hold Bazaars GIRLS of the Geylang Methodist School on Saturday held a bazaar m their school grounds. Proceeds from sales of clothes and food and drinks will be used build three new classrooms. Another bazaar was held at the Katong Convent to raise funds for repairs and
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    Jailed For Thefl
    53 7 SENTENCE of four months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on Mohamed bin Terashi (27) m the Sim:;. >i i Third Police Court on Saturday after he pleaded guilty to charges of theft and retaining stolen properly. Mohamed's sentence is to be followed by 12 months' police supervision. He
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    Boom In Tin Shares Starts
    752 7 WITH FIRST-GRADE robber for November shipment changing hands on Wecii.i $2.10 per lb. and tin arivanc•ig day by day to a "ne plus ultra" of $510.58 per picul by riday. there a/as a large volume of business written on iie Singapore Share Market. Shares m
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      263 7 and f!. 175 Mc s. 19 metres. 85 mitres UI metres and 4"i metres 4.45 p.m. Programme Summary: 4.47 I rom the London editorials (BBC': 5 p.m. The Concerto; 5.45 The Debate I Continues (BBC); •> p.m. Indonesian: News and Programmes (BBC); Ow3t Cantonese: News (BB( I; 6.45 London studio
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    KEEN PLAY IN START OF SINGAPORE FA 'SIXES'
    446 8 SINGAPORE'S six-a-side soccer tournament started at Jalan Besar Stadium with five matches completed. Timers and Pulau Brani scored impressive victories and keen play is expected when they meet the favourites Kota Raja and Rovers m the round.! Today's games saw some good
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    Omar Wins 50-Mile Race
    198 8 IPOH. Sun— Selangor tjt T s swept the board m the All-Malaya 50-mile road race wh eh was run off here this riling. T'ney took all the fir^t three placings, with the L 944 All-India 100-mile champion, A K. Omai (27) finishing first. Omar was less
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    Spain Beat France
    44 8 BARCELONA, Nov. 4 (UP>— Spain beat France by one yoal to nil here yesterday, to decide the third and fourth places m the International Field Hockey Tournament The final of the Tournament, between Pakistan and Hoi land. will be played tomorrow
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    TPCA Win Sel. F.A. Cup Final
    192 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Avenging their defeat m Selangor senior soccer league this yettr the Tamilian Physical Culture Association won the Selangor F.A. Cup this evening when they beat the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club m a solitary goal at Princes Road Play did not rise
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    THEN C.ME THT DA USE
    242 8  - THEN C .ME THT DA USE Like a flying tiger he came, George Daune, bone crusher from Down Under, straight for King Kong. It was m their 'rassling match at the Happy World on Saturday night; a return fight, Kong having lost the first on a foul. Good King Kong
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    Perak Worried About StateHockeyForwards
    479 8 Perak Worried About StateHockeyForwards IPOH, Sun. A series of State trials m tin* last two months have still not produced the centre-forward which the Perak Hockey Association have been striving to find, or brought together a forward line that can combine. i,. In yesterday's trial, the Colours beat the Whites
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    Mrs. SCLim In 2 Finals
    237 8 SEGAMAT, Fri.— Mrs. Lim San Chee, last year women's open singles champion of the district, entered both finals m the women's singles and women's doubles m t!ic Segamat District Badminton Open-Championships by beating Miss Chin Kon Moi 11-5. 11-4 m the singles and Miss Choong
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    'Pitclier' Found Dead
    37 8 ST. PAUL. NEBRASKA. Nov. 5. (AP) Cleveland Alexander. 63, one time star major league baseball pitcher, was found dead on Saturday m his room here. He had been m failing health m recent years.
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    WEIGHTS FOR KL RACES
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      89 1 EASTON (Pennsylvania I, Nov. I up p.] F reign Sei etary, s p. Romulo said that the Philippines ;md other new States m Asia can accept Western economic hilp "only on terms compatible with their freedom and di The ban on ambassadi was removed by 38
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      PI Govt. Said 'Ruined' By Corruption
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      British Air, Sea Forces To Take Part In War Games
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      Gunman's Widow
      36 1 NEW YORK. Nov. (AP):— Mrs. Carmen Torresola, 2!. widow of Grisselio Torresola, has been arrested. Torresola was killed; when he tried to storm Blair House m an attempt to. kill Pre-] bidcnt Truman. photo.
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      Elections In US Set For Nov. 7
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      209 1 LONDON. Nov. 4 (Beutei Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of India, has intimated that he does not desire to enter into a contest for the Chancellorship of Cambridge University, it was announced m Cambridge tonight. The only nomination was that of Marshal of the R.A.F.
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        121 1 Gold Smuggling Amuck Indian Customs Say BOMBAY. Nov. 4 (Reuter &gt;— Go'd worth Lsl r &gt;ooo.--000 has been seized from smugglers by the Koinbay Air and Sea Customs alone m the past 15 months, it was learned here today. The largest haul wvl* m April when Sea (ustoms sleuths stumbled
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      British Air, Sea Forces To Take Part In War Games
      90 3 LONDON. Nov. 4 (UP)—British naval vessels and Royal Air Force planes, will take part m a combined operations exercise at Karachi, a Pakistan government official announcement said to ay. The exercise will begin on November 13, and will be run
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      Elections In US Set For Nov. 7
      336 3 Elections In US Set For Nov. 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 4— (Router) Forty million (40,000,--000) Americans will g&lt;» to the polls on Nov. 7 to elect all 435 members of the House of Representatives. 36 of the Senators and 32 State Governors. The present Democrat strength m the Senate is 54
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        118 3 Gold Smuggling Amuck Indian Customs Say BOMBAY. Nov. 4 (Reuter &gt;— Gold worth LNIVOOO.--000 has been seized from smaggiers by the Bombay Air and Sea Customs alone m the past 15 months, it was learned here today. The largest haul wv^ m April when Sea ustoms sleuths stumbled on a
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