Singapore Standard, 8 November 1950

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    19 1 Singapore Standard a a. n jl VOL I NO. 129 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    UN Meet To Study MacA. Report Today
    272 1 UN Meet To Study Mac A. Report Today I \KF SI i SS, No>. 7 (AP)— The lA. Security .i in a >«l wcctifj om Wednesday will consider I irV report that Chinese Communists are fighting in Korea* Tiie Couo Preside nl Ales B sr, ¥i asl i a led
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    POLICE FUND GROWING
    11 1 POLICE FUND GROWING been re- Police -tal of ■e, and I
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    Tin Price Keeps On Going Up
    59 1 SPOT TIN advanced £112] per ton at yesterday's trading SCSSiaa in London. IP reported, apparently due to political and military developments on the Asian fronts. Settlement price reached £I£M p**r ton. Three months tin made a terrific jump. rea eh lag £1.285 per ton.
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    Chinese Reds Captured In Korea
    52 1 photo. Picture above shows un armed Chinese prisoners wearing thick cotton-padded (hinese winter uniforms and fur-lined caps, with US Army Lieutenant Muranaka of Honolulu (right) questioning some of them. The men said they were part of a noncomhat group supplying the North Korean forces with
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    Captains Of Trooper, FreighterCo-operate To Save Man's Life
    382 1 Captains Of Trooper, Freigh terCo-opera te To Save Man's Life Drama On High Seas By Derek Drabble, Standard Shipping Reporter HOW iwo ships, a H.I. freighter ami a great trooper, both inward bound to Singapore, altered course at sea lo save the life of a Merchant Navy officer, suffering from
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    Gunman Wounds Contractor
    302 1 Standard Staff Reporter TAN FOCK SEXG, 39-year-old well-known Singapore labour supplier and landlord of a $160,000 building under. construction in Syed Alwi Road was shot and wounded in tiie stomach yesterday while supervising the work in progress. The shooting occurred at 3.35 p.m. Twenty laoourers were then
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    Russians Mark Anniversary
    81 1 MOSCOW. Nov. 7. Rain poured steadily in Moscow's Red Square today as Russian soldiers, sailors, airmen and a million civilians marched pa>t Lenin's granite mausoleum to mark the 33rd anniversary of the October revolution Politburo members Vyacheslav Molotov and Nikolai Bulganin were amnng Soviet political and military
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    HardingMadeAide de Camp To King
    43 1 THE London Gazette announces that General Sir John Harding. K.C.8.. CBR. D.5.0., MC, C-in-C. Far East Land Forces lias been appointed Aide de Camp General to the King in place of General Sir James Steele who ba* retired*
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    West Bengal Reds Are Active Again
    75 1 CALCUTTA, Nov. 8. (AP). —West Bengal Communists who have been quiet for some time are becoming active again. West of Calcutta. on the Bihar-Bengal bonier. 20 villages have been officially declared "disturbed and dangerous areas," and additional police have been sent out for which
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    Burglars Visit Selerang Mess
    30 1 THE Officers' Mess at Selerang Barracks was burgled in the early hours yesterday and cash and valuables to the amount of $484 were later found missing.
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    Blast Kills Four In Bramble Isl.
    90 1 CLACTON, England. Nov. 7— (UP). Four men were killed and several injured today in an explosion at an explosive factory on nearby Bramble island. An official of Explosives and Chemical Products Ltd. said the blast occurred in an isolated hut used for making explosives.
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    Mustangs Collide South Of Sydney
    52 1 SYDNEY, Nov. 7. (AP) Two RAAF Mustangs ollided in the air 70 miles south ol Sydney today and fell into the sea. Both pilots were seen to bale out but both were missing late todav. The Mustangs were exercising with Navy Sea Fury Fighters over
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    S'pore Committee Set Up To Probe Retirement Question
    204 1 THE Singapore Government last night announced thc setting up of a committee to examine the general aspect of retirement at the age of 5a for Government officers and employees. The committee will also enquire whether the existing svstem under which it is
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    Lull bets In But No Sign Seen Of Chinese Quitting
    350 1 Lull bets In But No Sign Seen Of Chinese Quitting WARFRONT. Nov. 7 (AP). After two days of lavage battle, a mysterious lull blanketed the north-western Mar /one* today, baffling Allied Staff Officers tensed for a titanic enemy The Communists' four-division big push had not come ofl. But there was
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    Three Russian Jets Damaged In Dogfights
    166 1 WITH THE FIFTH AIK HQ IN KOREA. Nov. 7 (UP)— The Fifth Air Force reported that American F 51 Mustangs damaged three Russian built jets in one of live hit and run attacks by Communist fighters that raged intermittently all Tuesday afternoon just south
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    Typhoon Heading For Luzon Island
    64 1 Typhoon Heading For Luzon Island MANILA. Nov. 7— (AP)— A typhoon with wind velocity ol 95 miles aii hour at its centre J today was reported bearing towards the Philippines from the southeast. The Philippines Weather Bureau said the Pacific storm, i unless it veers, would hit southern Luzon island
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    Americans Vote For Congress
    177 1 Americans Vote For Congress W \SHI\I.TO\, Nov. 7 CAP) IflMftcMM >ote toda\ Kith the role thai lhe I nited Stale* is to pla\ in lhe nexi t^o \car» in inter* national all air* at -take iu ihe liaith between Repubticans and Democrat* for control of CsBgNMM* Over 10,000,000 are expected
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    No Peking Reply To India Note
    45 1 No Peking Reply To India Note NEW DELHI Nov. 6: (Reuter) The Government of India have not yet received a reply to their note to Peking on Oct. II stating that Chinese military operations in Tibet had ly added to the tensions of the world.
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    LOANS: CO-OP REFUTES CHARGES
    251 2 LOANS: CO-OP REFUTES CHARGES Standard Staff Reporter IKE Executive Comlittec of tin* Singapore Government Servants" Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society I iiiti il, yesterday tl ii i e d charges of favouritism and partiality levelled against it by certain members* n e .-iw ers, commenting a circular issued by the
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    HINDU HOLIDAY
    11 2 enjmenl S I n ill and Friday on Deepavali.
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    49 2 Photo. Dr. I). D McCarthy. Deputy Director of Medical Services. Uganda, who passed through Singapore yesterday by BO AC Constellation after leave in New Zealand. Dr. McCarthy, with 25 years service in East Africa, said that Uganda is seriously stricken with various tropical diseases. now being tackled resolutely.- Standard
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    Marines Chief Leaves Today
    53 2 Standard Staff Reporter LIEUTENANT General Sir Leslie Hollis, Command General, Royal Marines, returned to Singapore t< ifter visiting the Third Commando Brigade in the n. He v. at Kallang Airport by Admiral Sir Pat I Brind. C-in-C Far East Stal Sir Leslie leaves Singapore Ibis morning
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    TEACHERS ATTACK COX
    573 2 'FutileTolntervieM bucli V isitors r Standard Staff Reporter IT IS utterly futile to interview sueli visitors to this country as Sir Christopher CoxEducational Adviser to the Secretary ol State for the Colonies, for the purpose of securing any advancement. This opinion was expressed in a statement issued
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    THEIR TREMBLING AROUSED CONSTABLE'S SUSPICION
    215 2 rWO men in a taxi trembled al the ~!iih! of a policeman checking identity card-. T!;< trembled *<• visibly ilm? I became suspicious and examined their persons,* 1 Md. Yassin bin Karim. a Malay constable said yesterday al the Sinoapore Assizes. In the dock stood
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    Two Women Face Brothel Charges
    75 2 A WOMAN. Lim Meng Choo (29) was charged in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with managing a brothel at Hamilton Ruad between Oct. 22 and Nov. 6. Lim al.so faced another clr. rge of living on the earnings of prostitution. In another case a
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    Charge Withdrawn
    43 2 A CHARGI ol :< g frorr banishment was withd r a w i against Lim Chong Van in the Singapore Relief Court yesterdaj when the prosecution said that it is d to remove Lin: under the Banishment Ordinance instead. Lim was acquitted.
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    21 2 FOUR Chinese were each fined $25 in the Singapon Second Police Court yesterday for gambling at Temple Si eel
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    Peeters (7) Arrived On A Stretcher
    185 2 Standard Staff Reporter SEVEN-year-old Peelers Stevens, severely burnt victim of a fire— caused by his brothers, through toying with a box of matches arrived in Singapore by K.L.M. Constellation yesterday on a stretcher. Peeters teas one of the two stretcher cases Ilown from Biak
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    ... And The Old, The Infirm Murmured Their Greetings
    336 2 And The Old, The Infirm Murmured Their Greetings The Lady C£ Fatima Visits Home Standard Stall Reporter ONE OF tin* grandest receptions given t<» lN* Pilgrim Vir yesterday tiu*. t!iir<l <la\ of her arrival in Singapore was dial ki I Little Sisters of tin* Poor and the man) inmates <>{
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    BEGGED MAN NOT TO RAPE HER
    406 2 -WOMAN (57J TELLS COURT Standard Staff Reporter A 30-YEAR-OLD Malay, Saileh bin Mohd. claimed irial ai the Singapore Assizes yesterday to tvo charges oi rape and robbery which he *n- alleged to have committed on a 57-year-old Chinese woman, The case is being heard
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      150 2 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Very Attractive Town Property (Near Raffles Plaee) Ta Be Held At Our salera o m Na 1 Prime Streei (Corner of Collyer Quay), Oa rfcursday, Kith November. 1 <»">() At 2 30 P.M, v AA\) vears' leasehold land yed cornered building d 9 Robinson Road. Sing;
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      85 2 Today's Visits I arn I oc Pflgi om Virgin teai ea the (hur. b ol the n \u> n.r st, insi ph's Convent, Ih\a Lebar. !45 un.-10.45 aaa SI Son pii's invent, Psya f < ,r '."45 a.m. Noon Lept r ts] hun. Noon-2 p.m Mount \l\< rin i ol
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    BATTLE RAGES NEAR KL
    168 3 Fifty Families Given 24 llouvs To Quit Area Standard Staff Correspondent M VI LUMPI K, Toes. Selayang Village, one of the bad bandit- in the Mate, eight mile* away from here was the scene of a l: tween Beenritj forces and Communists last night. The 50
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    Houses For Seniior Officers
    126 3 Houses For Seniior Officers ird Staff Couupaoicßl ll It MPI Tne* ol >' £,000 haa I( .\ttl l^ 1 1»«- >e1- I OUOCiI lor li ul 18 booses kuaia 1 umpur ior voior ©ficera ifl lhe i rnmri:! Service, •be very of maintaining I in hotels and y. I 000
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    Government Urged To Build More Mosques
    232 3 Government Urged To Build More Mosques I _\%__M I oi-:t';toiu!tiil IPI R, Tuo. Governmenl support tosqnea throughout lhe State ol »r, was I r) Inche Yahya l>'m Sh»ikh Ahmad Setan«or ite Council Today* •>'.;■;■,• i said Government should give contributions ards the building ol mosques on the basis of dollar
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    Workshop Foreman Convicted
    22 3 Workshop Foreman Convicted V rnh-nt .es.— totter, mths' a fine three isonn it on ding of the workn the ning amin his
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    More Red Flags Found
    76 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tu.'s. Four Communisl Bags were found in ditU'rent par: s of the town this morning, a police spokesman told The Standard toaay. The places where they were found were Caruavon Street, junction of Buckingham Street and Sek Cl Anson R a I
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    KL Lucky Brick Contest Results
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Rc- dts "i the Lucky Brick C -^petition held on Nov. 5. at v Rosary Church, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, were 1 *****. 2—*****. 3—*****, 4—*****, 5 *****, 6 -*****, 7—*****, 8—*****. 9—*****, 10— 21h:;j>. Co is Nation Prizes: *****, 147( I ►605,
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    Govt's Contribution To KL Girls' School
    53 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues ci "ribution towards the building of the Methodist Girls' School. Kuala pur. has been on the basis of a dollar for a do it, state an official reply tabled at thi Selangor State Council today to a question by Inche Yahaya
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    Water Restriction
    32 3 KAJAN4 Tues 0 ing to rs to the resen water has been restricted here. A dar states the supply will med ofl 3 to 6 p.m. p.m. to 6 a.m.
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    Police Officer Fined
    226 3 Police Officer Fined Standard Stall Correspondent KL ALA Ll MIH R. Tims. 11. Brown, Officer-in-Charge of the Puchong Police Station, was today convicted ami fined $100 or three months' simple imprisonment by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. I). M. K. (irant. on a charge of behaving in a
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    Sugar Ration Twice Weekly
    104 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sugar ration to the public should be taken weekly, although it may cause a certain amount of inconvenience to the public. according to an official reply tabled at the Selangor State Council today, to a question by Mr. Leung Cheung Ling.
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    FlowersFor XmasCheer
    78 3 FlowersF or XmasCheer photo. The flower stall at the Women's Service League Bring and Buy Sale did very good business last Saturday when money was being raised to buy X'mas presents for the children in Hospitals and Institutions in Kuala Lumpur. The sale was held at the Selangor Club and
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    BENHAM SCHEME WILL COST GOVT. $6 MILLION
    382 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tf the Benham Salaries Commission recommendations are accepted they >vill eost the Government of the Federation about S(> million, according to the Financial Secretary, Mr. \Y. C. Taylor. He made this statement at a press conference this
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    2 Jailed For Deserting Post
    71 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Two Malay special constables. Awang bin Ahmed and Abu Bakar bin Juman. attached to the Lombon Police post, were i convicted and sentenced to a term of three months' imprisonment each for absenting from duty in the Kota Tinggi
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    6 Broke Curfew
    22 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Four Indians and two Chinese, were fined $4 each for breaking the curfew.
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    Assessors To Decide Tin Mining War Claims
    406 3 Assessors To Decide Tin Mining War Claims Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, lues. All tin iUm claim* will pax- through a panel of ai»>»«Mtr> JfUWH Irom the lin mining industry and vorkinu under a permanent chairman who would be an official of the War Damage Commission. Ihi- i» one of
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    Give Land To poor People, Council Plea
    149 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tin s. An appeal to the Selangor Government to give land to the poor to build hou v. n by [nche S. ..-.im. in I Selangor State Council here today. He said he was making this appeal not
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      389 3 _—t i\i •/_§_> r r J_ Metropole: Sunehre Din (Hindi) SZ_L.-iMwOI\ today j b .4:, and 9 p.m. Majestic: Awful Truth 12. 3, 7 Kot;u v meeting at Seremban and 9.15 p.m Rest House. Odeon: Tuscon 3. 6.40 9.15 pm Pavilion: Port oi New York 3, //^f)f/ 1 odftX t;
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    Penang Lighter OwnersPropose Rate Increase
    195 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PEN ANG, Turs. Lighter owners In Penang mav soon approach local merchants here for a certain increase in the lighter rates to enable them to pa\ better salaries to the 500 lightermen along Weld Qnav. This was revealed by Mr. M. S.
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    Govt Has Set Fine Example
    216 4 Standard Staff Correspondent j PENAN*;. Toes. Some 1 quarters* which *till believe that t,o\ eminent is not Miicere in applying: j trade union policy have no 1 ground- to continue to doubt because the example Ml bv the •»<>% eminent a;* one of the HWgcnl
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    Crowd Mobs Pai Kwong At Ipoh
    348 4 Standard StalT Correspondent IPOH, Tue-. Miss Pai Kwong, famed Chinese film celebrity, was mobbed outside the I|>«»h Rex Cinema this afternoon when the car which carried her lo thc theatre was almost turned over hv a crowd which had waited i^o hours to east
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    Clerical Chief Resigns Over Benham Report
    197 4 ALOR STAR, Tues. inche AH Has* i, President of lhe Kedah Governmenl Clerical Union, tendered his resignation to the general meeting ol the K.G.C.U. held here last Sunday. Hie resignation wag accepted with "deep re<:r< i At a meeting held i month! Inche Aii
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    60 4 Senior scouts of the 3rd Klan? Troop (Jubilee School), who won Jajanuha Shield for first aid and the "Tovey Shield" for senior scout display, at the Dl f V d Rally held recently. The Troop gained three King's Scouts for the year Seated third from the left are ASM. N.
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    'Everyday Thoughts
    44 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Mr. H< ah .Too Seang, President of the Penang Education Association, will give a talk on "Everyday Thoughts" on Friday, Nov. 10 at 7.45 p.m. at the pren i »es of the Hu Yew Seah Madras Lane.
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    BM Plans For Lady Of Fatima
    109 4 Standard Staff Correspondent BUKIT MFRTAJAM, Tues. An elaborate programme has been drawn tip by the Vicarage of St. Anne's. Bukit Mertajam, to welcome the statue of Our Lady of Fatima which i§ due to arrive at 4.30 p.m. on Nov. 25 from the Permatang
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    2 Fined For Fighting
    25 4 PARIT BUNTAR Tues. Two young Chinese women. Teoh Ah Gaik 23 and Ng Goo Khian 25, were lined <__* each for fighting.
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    To Stimulate LSI Trade
    116 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. iA tired after 15 years' service with the Dutch shipping con- pany i 1 the KPM. Mr. Victor Tan Roboth. and Indonesian Chinese, told The Standard today *hat he would be leaving ior the Unit S ites shortly to negotiate for
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    Airstrip Damage Due To Heavy Rain
    252 4 Airstrip Damage Due To Heavy Rain Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. Ground defects of the Bayan Lepas Airstrip have been under careful observation for more than two years. The sudden deterioration which resulted in the aerodrome lxitiu closed was caused by a period of unusually heavy rain which could not
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    PMS Not Sponsored By Govt.
    162 4 PMS Not Sponsored By Govt. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— l Emphatically denying that the Persatuan Melayu Semananjong. the second Malay political party in the country to be registered, is sponsored by the Government or by some of the Malay rulers or the Chinese, Inche Hashim Ghani. the pre-
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    Fireworks Mark Guy Fawkes Day
    101 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. For the first time since the liberation. Guy Fawkes Day was celebrated in traditional manner with a display of fireworks at the RAF Leave Centre, Tanjong Bungah, Penang, last night. In spite of the inclement weather, the celebration was staged
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    Penang ACS Impresses Mr. Bayliss
    277 4 Standard Staff Correspondent I PENANG, Tues. '*We arc training our boys and jiirls to be good citizens everyday in school and out of school, in the field of sports and in everything that we do,"' the Senior Inspector of Schools, Penang, Mr. G. L. Bayliss.
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    Penang RubberExchange To Protest Against Export Dutg Increase
    566 4 Standard Staff Carre ip— del PENANG, Tues. A meeting to prated ■grfart the feci by the Governmenl to increase ilu* export Jnty on rubber nili soon by the Penang Rnbber Exchanges fteeardiag t<> Mr. Haaa their president, in an interview nidi 'Ihe
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    Sale Of poppies In Penang
    30 4 Sale Of poppies In Penang Stand. iai stal I PENAN Satu: charge oi public ed r poppie pies are now or followii W Pritchai M Grand and I ii' Bl
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    Worst Case, Youth Gets Maximum Jail Term
    95 4 S___U__ < a IPOH, I'm-. inarkini: lha! wm ike worst case of c— sortiag be bad ever bei Hill impofled the maximum <»i I'u iiiiriwiwirwl on a 19-year-old I bine* I the High I <»iiri tli- loraiag Evid ace tended by 1 secution
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    Federation 1951 Budget Shows Deficit Of $72 Million
    720 5 Federation 1951 Budget Shows Deficit Of $72 Million Emergency Tops ExpenditureList Standard Staff Reporter i GREATLY increased expenditure on the Emergency and normal Federal Services arc provided for in the revised 1951 budget of the Federation Government released todav. These are the features of estimated 1951 Federal expenditure which will
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    42 5 Photo by The acting Mentri Besar, Tuun Syed Abdul Kadir bin Mohamed, replying to a speech at a cocktail party given in his honour by the members of the Johore Rifle Association at the Johore Bahru Zoo last Saturday. Johore Photo Studio
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    69 5 \t a ten party held in Ms honour at St. Francis Institution m Muuama last Saturday. R?v Bro. Bu— lias was pre m; i with an illuminated address from his Old Bovs. Picture shows Bro. Hobotms rerc-iv vg the gift from Mr. P.G.M.G. Mahindasa. Others in th« picture are Mr.
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    MUSIC EXAMINATION RESULTS
    330 5 RESULTS of Ul Otto Forman's School of Music annual examinations held recently m Singapore are as follows: (Within brackets. D. for distinction, 65-70 marks. M. for merit, 58-64 marks, and P. for pass 50-57 marks >; Ist Beginner: Merle Cordeiro (M>; George Coleclough (P); Mustafa Talib (.P
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    TOP RED CALLS COLLEAGUES TO SURRENDER
    628 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Because the Communists' policy of armed terrorism is against the people ami because the Malayan Communist Partv is a dictatorship run by the leaders in their o\ui interests, Lam Swee alias Chanp: .Nam Sui cave himself up to the Police four
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    1950 Revenue Is Increased By $101 Million
    292 5 Standard Staff Reporter FEDERAL revenue for 1930 according fe revised estimates, minus the $25,714,286 cou tribution from His Majesty's Government toward* defence and emergency, is 5375.587.210. This jis $101,362,381 more than the re\enue wa< j originally estimated. The biggest increase is from Customs
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    JOY FLIGHTS TOMORROW
    75 5 Standard Staff Report** THE R re V ying Cub. in order to boost Vimindednc thi Colony is sponsoring Joy Sights for the public tomorrow (DeepavaU H iliday) Flying arill begin at M o'clock En the n m nil f ti.: sunset .Two Tigei Hotfae and Cessna plane
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    Review of Views
    542 6 Review of Views The Burning Issue •THE PROBLEM foi thej democracies today is not howi to avoid World War 111. but, how World War HI should be d< all w Ith,' declared y< sterd iy*s Rightist Chung Shing Jit Pao The £hinese Communists have, virtually served an ultimatum, on the
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    Use Line-up
    714 6 'THE dramatic element vras not lacking when Nomination Day ended ftr the Singapore Municipal Elections. Mr. Hasanali Jivabhai, one of Ihi Independent candidates for the City Ward, was hf aten by the clock who was noi a candidate at all. He arrived a1 the Municipal Chamber early enough
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  • We, the People
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      413 6 Pass Degree: $210/- to $500/-). The answer is very simple; opportunities to read for an Honours Degree are delibe lately limited by regulations at the University of Malaya and thereby the number of local men considered suitable to hold higher appointments will be limited. The University of Malaya is perhaps
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      Yam Seng At Union House
      62 6 Sir;—Deepavalli has come ami Christmas is fast approaching. Our debts too. are mounting daily—yet. our "arrears" up to now have not been paid. Our Director of Posts does not seem to care a vee bit nor our Union WAI.LAS. Their only Interest is 'When ;t--
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      They Are Over 6 Months Old
      193 6 Sir; Your > „[ent ''1 .aim ;r Partv Vfemb i i.n a letter published on Nov. 2. 1950 accuses the Labour Party of Singapore of having nominated a person who has i)o\ born a member 'if this part}- for (> mouths, as .a candidate
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      Malayanising The Chinese
      185 6 Sir: In vour issue of October 24. S.C.B.A. Memb< r asked "Can it (ihe M.C.A.i unreservedly say that it has been even partly successful in Malayanising the minds of all Federation Chinese, particularly immigrants and their lirst generation progeny?" If ihe passage "while the M.C A. is
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    DIFFERENCE OF DEGREES
    254 6 DIFFERENCE OF DEGREES Sir: Judging by the correspondence in the local papers and discus* sions among my friends 9 the value of a Pass Degree and an Honours Degree caused pe?' haps by the wide disparity in the salary scales recommended by the Benham Commission to tike holders of the
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    ALL ABOARD FOR SIRIUS
    863 6  -  Charles Davy By JT is really the frontier over again, but on a planetary ano even a galactic scale, 1 mean the m> pression one gets from reading the American magazine stories known collectively as sc ence -fiction. Several American magazines, some of ihem sold here
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    17 6 "Well, it's one way of keepin* body and soul together till the pantomime season starts
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    TME STARS TO PLAY WITH
    521 6  -  CASSANDRA By CHAW iv dead. The peal dark galea of death thai I k J t i »i. a I I moment at dawn and the kan. derisive Satu leaked! < r his shoulder for a final twinkling trice and v\.iG.8.5., who Ita- said most
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    Chinese Lose Heavily a Korea But Rushing More Forces
    332 7 PORTO, M»v. t \IM— l .S. 3th Army Hea<lqiiariers has scotched thii ihe Odmvam < ommn.iist force* in Korea were now with- bark to Maiiehiina. Mniiiltaneously, I .S. air force pilots s masses of Chinese troops ami war equipment, still pouring
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    'Masses' Of Troops Still Entering North Korea
    99 7 IDftYO, N"^ t p,: There still is no cicarcnt g| ih h «»i tt* Chine. e t.oops ia Norlh SaflM < nine>e prisoners said thev numbered ID.OOO. while others said each Chinese division •.< luo.an iM).«ier had been ordered to eonI |H»0 "volunteers"
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    Washington Favours Showdown Over Chinese Intervention
    188 7 Washington Favours Showdown Over Chinese Intervention I wiIM.I'OV \o>. 7 (AP) As the United iuattshl to attention of the I tiitr*«l Nations ,t i bin. -e cnlrv into tht- Korean tiirhtini;, hi»h i ..v,i im. nl •jnarter- m ■»lai»«l to favour ha\ iti*» Hat, Aowdatwa over the Chfanoc intervention. Diplomatic
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    Looting Power Plants ?
    29 7 Looting Power Plants thai wfl] after Hm grt i". -i hydrapi mts sn I m i are \.»rih Korea* Han r MUate trom Ha im liuri.i. Fhe Mists I! >
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    Rhee Blames Moscow
    19 7 Rhee Blames Moscow lUP] i Pre. fig i that Ku>s>ia I iaese Merves- 1 think Russia does Nnrtii Korea
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    New HK Chief Justice
    9 7 ttoj ne\- I i A.P.
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    Pledge To UN By Truman
    65 7 Pledge To UN B y Truman IE \i>;\i (Missouri), 7 AP' Presidenl Truman lhe 1 rnited States will aain "run out on ils v or the preserva- Id peace la a lu;: .< on talk, the Presi--i- t u counl n "an out ponsibilit; in 1020. tly referring to its
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    Truman Anti Aeheson TalkOnKorei
    120 7 Truman Anti Aeheson TalkOnKorei WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 <UP> High administi ation officials -aid that the Korean war had entered a highly critical phase as President Truman in Kansas Citj and Dean Aeheson here discussed the war's grave turn bv telephone Official voiced confidence that a majoi disaster can be averted
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    Israel Fears Aggression
    45 7 ATLANTIC CITY. (New Jersey), Nov. 7. (UP)— Mr. Aubrey Eban, Israeli Ambassador to the United States, said that the Arab states "are secretly nursing a diabolic hope" that world conditions will enable them to "renew their onslaught on the State of Israel."
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    Skirt Roused Him To Kill
    62 7 BRUNSWICK 'Germany). Nov. 7 <AP): Audolf Pleil, confessed mass murderer told the court he had killed one girl because he became "excited whoa he saw her skirt blown up by the wind while she was riding a bicycle. The 26-year-old former blacksmith has admitted that
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    45 7 Photo. After proclaiming the dogma of the assumption into heaven of the Virgin Mary. before (>OO archbishops, patriarchs and bishops of the Church and a great multitude of pilgrims and Italian Catholics. Pope Pius XII is borne on his portable throne through the crowd. AP
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    37 7 Photo. Puerto Itiean revolutionary, Griselio Torresola, lies dead on the pavement outside Blair House after a maniacal bid with another accomplice to shoot their way into President Truman's residence in a bid to assassinate him. A. P.
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      Pontecorvoln Russia, Says UK
      94 7 ONDON. Nov. 7 'UF>: Minister George Strauss House ol Commons that p Bruno Pontecorvo, a British atom expert who lef; b o LensJbly tor a bn Italy, had hem i d Russia Su iuss idded, -So far as k vwn, he had do documi ata 'iini
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      38 7 lnternation.il experts oil wind power are now meeting: in London under the auspices ot the of the Organisation tor liiropean I eonomie (o■pcralien to discuss technical and reonomie aspects at wind p>uer in the gene ration of electricity.
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      78 7 The League of Red Cross Societies in Geneva has sent an urgent appeal to its affiliated societies throughout the world for relief supplies and personnel to aid in earing for Korean civilians. Personnel required are for eight teams of doctors, sanitary engineers and welfare officers for Korea. Ta e ito
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      103 7 George '"Buz/" Buerling. Canada's great air ace who downed 32 German and Italian planes ta World War 11. made his last filgnt when his body and that of his English co-pilot, Leonard Cohen were flown from Rome to Israel for burial in the land for whom he gave his life.
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    62 7 No decision has vet been made on whether the ashes <>f George Bernard Shaw, ming a d with those of his wile a simple non-religious cremation ceremony, are to be bu d in Westminster Abbey or in St. Patricks Cathedral in Dub lin Picture shows the famous playwright bMng wheeled
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    UN Seeks Way To Avert China-US Showdown Fight
    233 7 UN Seeks Way To Avert China- US Showdown Fight NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (Renter)— The main topic in the L.IN. lobbies is how lhe Chinese intervention in INorth Korea in to be "localised*" so an to prevent it* leading to a showdown fifiht between China and the United States, and
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    Women Weep At Shaw's Cremation
    125 7 LONDON, Nov. 7 (Reuter) In the simple red-bricked crematorium chapel, where a brief ceremony was held before the cremation of George Bernard Shaw, there were only 36 people all relatives, close i riends and people who worked In Shaw's home. t3ut a dense crowd with
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    Opposed War Siep In His Garden
    82 7 LONDON, Nov. 7 (AP)— The British Foreign Office said that the expulsion ot British ViceConsul Stevenson from Mukden followed his refusal to allow construction of "rifle pits*' in the Consulate grounds. The impression among diplomatic officials here is that the Chinese Reds are preparing
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    Aggression— As Defined By Russians
    103 7 Aggression— As Defined By Russians NEW 7 YORK. Nov. 7 (Reuter) The Soviet Government ha.s presented the L T .N. Political Committee with its own definition of aggression. It says that, in the event of mobilisation or concentration by another State of considerable armed forces near its frontier, the threatened
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    Belgian Arms For Peking
    87 7 BRUSSELS, Nov. 7 <APt— Belgian arms manufacturers have been accused by a Belgian newspaper of providing arms to Communist China. Quoting figures trom official statistics and "from its own sources. La Cite saie 1 that weapons worth U554,700,000 had gone to China betweei January and September
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    Guards For Huks' 'Future Victims'
    102 7 MANILA, Nov. 7 (AP) P.I, Army guards have been provided tor five of the six persons on a prority list for assassination by Communist Hukbalahaps. They will accompany the five persons whenever they go about in public. On a list made public by P.I. Army
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    2 French Columns Are Sate
    105 7 SAIGON, Nov. 7 French forces trom Laokay and Caobinh have reached safely to establish a new frontline in the rieefields 20 miles southwest of the Tongking capital, Hanoi. The French army has abandoned 12 fortified postti in the withdrawal from ihe mountainous Caobinh sector, says
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    4Russia Going Beyond Mastery Of Atom,' New Moscow Claim
    153 7 4 Russia Going Beyond Mastery Of Atom,' New Moscow Claim MOSCOW. Nov. 7 (AP) -The Soviet Deput> Pl-c--tnier, Marshal Nikolai Bul^anin. said that Soviet scientists, having unravelled the mystery of nuclear fission, havi now "'parsed on to the solution of further problems which will help to develop the Soviet country."
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    MindszentyIn Grave Slate
    76 7 VIENNA. Nov. 7 I -\P- 1 i Catholic news service in Vienna reports that there has been a deterioration in the health of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, imprisoned in a Hungarian I and the Communist regime 'iad sent seven specialists Cardinal's ceil to advise o condition. "The G'\
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    'Tibetans Aiding Chinese' Claim
    43 7 BERLIN. Nov. (AP>- Suggesting wholesale Red Chinese requisitioning in the occupied section of Tibet, a Communist Peking report says. "Numerous Tibetan settlements have roluntarih given the Chinese forces Foodstuffs, thousands of draft animals, fuel and other important necessities.* 1
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    Nepal Is Seen In Danger
    250 7 Nepal Is Seen In Danger BOMBAY, Nov. 7 Ai dian Prime Minister Nehru admitted here that India facet an anxious time over lhe C tinese invasion of Tibet bee. of possible repercussion* in India, U.S. Administration officials said in Washington 'hat (hey believe the Chinese Communists are about to mak«
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    No Protest On 2 Tibet Britons
    44 7 LONDON Nov. 7 .Rente. The Foreign Office has denied a report that Britain had pro tested to Peking against the detention by Chinese forcef two British nationals in Tibel identified as Mr. Jeffrey Bull and Mr. Bob Ford
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    AUSTRAL MALAY TIN SAYS MINING MAY CEASE IN BURMA
    1322 8 A USTRAL MALA Y TIN SA YS MINING MA Y CEASE IN BURMA Company Reports ALL companies under flhc eontrol of Austral Malay Tin worked on a full-time basis throughout .the year, with operating and production figures generally satisfactory, except in the case of Austral New Zealand Mining, says the
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    COPRA MARKET FIRM BUT QUIET
    119 8 Standard Market Reporter j THE copra market in Smga- f pore was firmer but ouiet > •ne 1 iy. The main buying i mterest was around HH with one or two buyers at $4.33. j Sellers. however, withdrew completely and no business resuited Coconut oil
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    'UNEASY' FIRMNESS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
    276 8 LONDON, Nov. 7 (Reuter) There was quiet hut "uneasy" firmness in domestic issues today* Yesterday's sharp fall attracted buyers at lower levels but tra<lin?i generally was small whiUt awaiting further news from Korea and the outcome of llu* Lnited States elections. British Government stocks fluctuated
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    RAW JUTE OUTPUT
    25 8 NEW DELHI. Nov. 7 <GIIS>— Production of raw jute in India in the current year is estimated at about 4* million bales
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    836 8 SINGAPORE. Tues -In spite of the big jump in the metal price. Malayan Tin shares eased in sympathy with London today. Rubber shares were also easier but Industrials remained fairly steady. Closing quotations were: INDUSTRIALS Buycn Sellers Alex Buck? Prel 1.30 i y« Ord 1.97} 2 03
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    48 8 picture. Looking like driftwood, these logs have been floated all the way down from the Federation awaiting export to United Kingdom and the Kuropean Continent. The export of timber and logs from Malaya is tree of controls, except that grading rules have to be complied with. Michael Goh
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    TEN EXPORTS
    48 8 Exports ud tin Last n 11 United Stab tre I i s, making 40,338 tons for the 8 ten months of the year, while exports to the Continent of Europe were 2.8:u I for October and 15.404 tons up to the end of October this j
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    31 8 Rubber companies' output for] October 1950 were: u 397.100 lb (322.600 lb. in S ten;::., r), R della 19.800 ib. U7.200 lb.'. Bukil K.B. Rubber Company 1u.0.'.0 900 ib.).
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    STRANGE LOGICS AYS UK PAPER
    270 8 STRANGE LOGICS AYS UK PAPER Rubber Duty LONDON. Nov. 6 (R.ut r)— The Financial Times today criticised the new caie ol I port duty on rubber which now been pulished by the Federation Government "Nothing in the scale of tax or its method of assessment will allay the violent T>position
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    RUSSIAN GRAIN FOR BRITAIN
    88 8 LONDON. Nov. T AP) So\ k I Russia I freed to ipply Britain with 300. J00 t of coarse grains during the next 12 months, the Ministry ol Supply announced last .ight. Russia v.i!! be paid in S;< i ling with whi< h she may her
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    Ruling Money Exchange Bates
    172 8 EXCHANGE rates now in I >rce a? SQppiiod bj the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, are as follows: vmkm \i\kri j cisBKiines StLUM, t; i t t P. f'OD ii o u ju s iil a/« *< a/« ana Cerion IM J/fc i5t tf| > HakKtan lOfl
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    Tin Price Jumps $523/4 ToUnprecedented Level Rubber Sold At $2.20
    198 8 Tin Price Jumps $523/4 ToUnprecedented Level Rubber Sold At $2.20 Mantlard Mall Kgpotlti MALAYAN tin made au unprecedented!} hi" jump 1( < v to a new record price of $590 per picul in the Singapon m yesterday. Simultaneously, rubber quotations tom t<» ii ever since 1912, first grade being done
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    Plan To Stop Vital Goods For Reds
    120 8 IU AK Fill IG V\ SHON. I P P LONDON NOV. V BRITISH FRENCH NEGOTIATORS HAVI I lID I) ARRANGEMENTS FOR SLOWING Fl GIC GOODS IND MATERIALS 10 Rl FRIENDS. reported in London, stems iv. Three E< ters iii New York I 'ember
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    New Super Luxury Shipping Service Plans For Malaya
    521 9  -  STEVE NEOH Bj Hongkong Standard! Shipping Reporter M v\ ERA in Malayan inter-port shipping facilities may be 1 earlj next year, ii the plans of the Min** Sung Industrial Compan? ol Hongkong-to inaugurate a regular weekly passenger between Singapore and Penang-inaterialise. crding
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    Rescue Patrol Leader
    10 9 Rescue Patrol Leader while to rein guides chief immedi- him
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    Military Need Ends Rivalries
    36 9 Military Need Ends Rivalries rn. Pan the airr ies .'•'o. n g i pri to roll into e oper;; 1 r ol its rm a pooled r a I rich have il lift of other prime
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    There Is A Hoodoo On This Ship
    120 9 MELBOURNE, Nov. J. Keuter AA P) The 10.000-ton pas>enijer liner Duntroon operating on the Australian seaboard has added another chapter to her "hoodoo" history. Seamen say she is the unluckiest ship on the Australian toast. Built in 1934 her history is: 1937: Caught
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    90 9 Photo. When the fog lifted at London Airport on the morning of Nov. Ist, this was the scene of wreckage that met the eye. It was all that was left of a British European Airways Viking airliner which crashed ti*e night before in dense fo?, after a flight from Paris,
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    BOAC BOSS
    47 9 L LONDON, Nov. 7 (AP) ■ti R 'fa fi i chairman Bril ish Ovei a i Airways C "a. has been appointed chairman of BriCokuual Developmeni Cor: ration, the government I early tod.iy. I rd Reith. succeeds Lord I n I who r< i igned.
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      THE (OTHER) ONDA DRAMA
      418 9 To The Shipping: Editor SißTapore Standard Dear Sir, I seldom fail to read the shipping page oi The Standard. this morning 1 was par rly interested in theart j mcerning the reopening of the Far East Service oi the Lloyd Triestino with the cargo passenger vessel
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    US Navy Gets Two Frigates
    124 9 TWO VESSELS were added to the U.S. Navy's active fleet recently when Rear Adm. 11. BL McLean. L'SN, Command* r Fleet Activities, Japan and Korea, formally re-commissi't.-ed the patrol frigates USS Gloucester and USS Glendi at a Naval Base in Japan. The ships are among
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    Air Mail To Korea
    22 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. (AP)— The U.S. Post Office Departmei I is resuming air mail service to Korea immediately.
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    NEW US FREIGHTERS PLANNED TO OUTSPEED SUBS
    484 9 NEW US FREIGHTERS PLANNED TO OUTSPEED SUBS STANDARD SPECIAL The United States Maritime Commission's decision to proceed with plans for the construction of a new type of fast freighter capable of coping with the threat presented by modern submarines comes when the shipbuilding industry of the United Slates is about
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    53 9 via Newsp hotos. Vive-Admiral C. Turner Joy, Comni:i:ler of the United Nat ons Naval forces, is hoisted aboard a helicopter at sea from the DSN destroyer Collett. He was flown to Wonsan where he caught a plane for his headquarters in Tokio. He flew to Korea to personallv witness mineswecnine
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      101 9 DESPATCHES To, l.iv— Hon^kone and M How K iv. r.i^inai;, Pontianak Noon by i w__i alt. I i ■m.rrim Palrmbanc bv Tosari. lhail.ind parcels ,mlv> l.v Laadbris, Freaggana (parcels aaly) bv aaeraag, DjaseM bv Kataaiea Medan bv Batavia, Ih.ulanl panel- onlv; by Land bris. ARRIVALS Tml.iv-Pjl.-irh.il:; Letters bv To-.iri. lava
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      192 9 AIR arrivals] r '^_c___& [and DEPARTURES] **s"£T^ —-^s r-^ 1 i m_^^^______ v '-JXJj^n^ 1 T^^na^;- Arrivals PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS CLIPPER "SLEEPERETTE" from Manila LTA 8 am. (P.A. DC-4 from Salgaa at \_a___. QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS CONSTELLATIONS i frn.i. London, Rome. Cairo Calcutta LTA 16.48 KLM CONSTELLATION from Jakarta
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      388 9 jjjfjjjgGgand POT OF HARBfISTf ships in and ot'i i-san A i 'y •;.yy_ m Por.: Vgammk, \\_SSS t__ »St_t for Japan on Nov. 11 Nov^ 8: Tasman sailing for rXZ^.'^X^u.'nT^ Hongkong on NOV. 8. embar, froi Phuket to Penanr Be2?a Nov. 9: Orphir, sailing for fr,,m Jakarta on Nov. 11
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    Romantic Team
    29 10 Burt Lancaster and Virginia M»vo who share the romantic interot in 'The Flame and lhe Arrow" Ihe Norma-FB technicolour production which i«. heing released bv Warner Bros.
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    SWANSON, HOLDEN NAMED BEST STARS OF THE YEAR
    121 10 \E\V YORK, Nor. 7.— Gloria Swanson and William Holden, her eo-star tn the film, "Sunset Boulevard A' were named the best aetress and actor of the year in the 1950 national poll of the Film Daily. Filmcritics polled by Die movie industry
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    Hurt Had Time His Life When Hroko
    502 10 lIOLLYWOOD. Nov. 7 A L Some actors, between screen stints, peddle real otate or insurance. Some sling hash or wash dishes to get the hash. Some simply collect unemployment in i trance. Others live on faith hope and charity mainly the latter while
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    DESERTION: DIVORCE
    21 10 jt)NDON. Nov. 7 British film star Margaret Lockwood was divorced by husband Ruper Leon, yesterday, on a desertion charge.
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    ACTION GALORE MARKS WARNER PERIOD PICTURE
    245 10 r pHE Flame ami the Arrow" an epic spectacle of romance has Burt Lancaster starring with Virginia Mayo. The Norma-FR Production, filmed in Technicolor for Warner Bros, release, was over a year in the making. A story of medieval Italy it revolves around the
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    Prosperity
    71 10 BURBANK, Calif. Nov. 7 —Alan Hale, the famous Warner Bros.' character actor who invents things when he isn't acting, is becoming a genuine 'bigwig" of the corporation world. The assets of his theatre-seat manufacturing company are now listed at $1,000,000. The seats, which he perfected some years ago, prevent
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    Breaking Up
    65 10 YEW YORK. Nov. T— Film I^l actor Robert Montgomery, 46, i-.'.id <»n Monday that his 22-year marriage to the former actress Elizabeth Allen is breaking up, and that his wife has gone to Nevada to get a divorce This pretty luinn\ caught in the rain is none other
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    Perfume For Li'l Abner
    41 10 Perfume For Li'l Abner B >, he --rose all a maactdine. not A "Abotti i .sec. I ttbou! hig 80. under. st ood I disdainfully got near sinee lusod to work il. Abner, ean and wha salary in hou_eA hand-iaUored on Qj
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    DOTTIE'S BENT ON BIOGRAPHY
    59 10 I y Helen graphy hut climb back done right "Look, I've ribh roles, but the-. believe me. 'What is kiss, U MMti d 0 d than io play a by d r Mafic scene." I) 01 -Helen Morgan just before her death. He told her: "Some
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    Just Looking...
    919 11  -  Lilliam Buckoke AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS with f hrtstmets i.s cilrvtidfi in tht* air 4>sp<*vigi!lif m in tho S*jpo_rm «#ioj9.v... \\v.\.\ paafof. hecomiag „,,.re ai i hrtsun beekoaa! I fro: i i*<> »»f d> parlineiiLil dIH bad tor eager nl iie-. 1 li,i! k thal lhe Orchard Hoad
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    IS IT DALKEITH ?
    731 11  - IS IT DALKEITH GLENN WILLIAMS By Gossip persists in placing him as No 1 in Margaret's affections LONDON, Nov. 7 The Earl of Dalkeith comes of a family whose ancient motto is "I love." And he has a look in his eye, when out with Princess Margaret, which suggests the
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      478 11 Padio Programmes I RADIO MAI WA ,r,^ t: p™-~--~' M^apataj übJ araaaxaaia laterlade; J M Record Beriea; x p.m. I <sf\ I. \>t _V.V Radio Theatre; 8 p.m. Hit Parade.', lUATUBB ;i Nt tt> B> yr, Singing i IU&U rWbIAJWU ardrn ot Melody. (S) Si^apord rete». 1.. -.it r.ir the
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    Minstrel Boy Runs On His Favourite Track
    608 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By MINSTREL BOV, who has been shaping very well on the track, ana who has twice scored over the 5£ furlongs at Kuala Lumpur, should be able to show the way home to other good ones in Tom toy, Kaiserme and
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    Singapore Team For Hockey Meet
    141 12 Singapore Team For Hockey Meet SINGATORE i> fielding two teams in Ike quadrangular meet which begins on the P a d a in r tomorrow. Singapore team to meet Malacca is as foOaws: Low Boas Hee: R C. Finando. B. Marks; D-vadas. M.j. Cook. G. Clarke; S K. Suni .'l.
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    SINGAPORE SOCCER TEAM TOURS MANILA IN FEB.
    244 12 V T>\ O-W EEK tour of Manila is to ht* made b\ the Singapore Amaleur Football Association c;irl\ in February next >car. An estimate of expenses for tin* lour wa> approved at a S.A. F.A. Council meeting held at the S.C.C. yesterday. The
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    S'PORE SERVICES WILL RUN OWN SOCCER LEAGUE
    171 12 SERVICE teaniv will not tak? part in next >eason's Singapore Amateur Football Association s competitions, as they will run their own league. This was announced by Fit Lt. W.J. Bandafl the Koyal Air Force delegate at yesterday's SAFA Council meeiing at the Singapore
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    Poppy Day Rugby
    116 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tte Mowing have been selected i 'e-ent the Selangor Asians against the Europeans at Rugby on Thursday, Nov. 9 in. aid of P py Day funr!: Goh Swee C eang (Police Depot) ?vi Danker >Sea> capt. Vu- v (Police), Wong Siew C g 'Tech
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    Tapp Cup Golf
    47 12 IPOH, Tues.— The Tapp Cup competition played at the V Turf Club Golf course resulted in a tie between Too Joon Hing and J. P. Wilkins. Ball Sweep: Ist nine was won by D Austin and J. P. Wilkins: 2nd. iunt Chin Swee Orm
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    HK CAGERS WIN AGAIN
    118 12 HONGKONG Union basketball team scored their third consecutive victory in Singap are when they defeated the Yap Yee team of Singapore bv 51 points to 33 at the Happy World stadium last night. The visitors led by one point in the first quarter and three in
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    RAJAS STOLE THE SHOW
    289 12 Kota Raja "A" and "B" teams stole the show at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, beating strong opposition in th^ SAFA six-a-side soccer competition. Raja's "A" side overwhelmed H.M. Dockyard, while the "B" team sprang a mild surprise by beating a very strong Navy "A" I team.
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    Ong And Lim Win Easily
    269 12 EIGHT ties were decided in the Y.M.C.A. tennis tournament yesterday. Highlight of the evening was the manner in which the Malayan doubles champions Ong Chew Bee and Lim Hee Chin eliminated Dr. Chan Ah Kow and Tan Hock Seng in the men's doubles championship. The
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    StPaul's Win6-0
    62 12 SEREMBAN. Mon.— A team consisting ol six players who have represented the State this sea.-oii was beaten by a team of schoolboys by five clear goals in the Lim Kee Siong trophy match between the present and old bovs of St Paul's Institution. The boys were yards ahead
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    CSC Score Good Win Over SCC
    243 12 SHO^ LNG a marked superiority in attack and defence, the Ceylon Sports Club yesterday scored a wellearned two-nil victory over the Singapore Cricket Club in a hockey match played on the Padang. Dominating the exchanges for the greater part of the game. the Ceylonese
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    EURASIANS BEAT SELANGOR CLUB
    185 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Scoring a solitary goal eight minutes before the end and against the run of play, the Selangor Eurasian Association beat the Selangor Club in a friendly hockey match on the Padang today. In spite of the poor ground conditions, owing to a shower
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    Top-weight Wins Melbourne Cup In Record Time
    260 12 Top-weigh t Wins Melbourne Cup In Record Time SYDNEY, Nov. 7 (AP)— Topweight Comic Court, generally rated Australia's best racehorse, today won the Melboiyne Cup, biggest horse race of this Dominion. Comic Court, five-year old by Powers-Court from Witty Maid carried the big weight of 131 pounds. He ran the
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    ELECTROPLATE SHAPES WELL ON HEAVY TRACK
    167 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By ONLY a fern houae* wengiven fast woik on the second track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning when the Bering was heavy owing to aver rain. The best time was the 39 Bar three returned by Bramha:, Flyer (Charles). Another that shaped
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    Close Fight In selangor Doubles Tie
    231 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A packed hall saw Selangor's Thomas cup player. Lim Kee Fong. partnered by Ng Sik Kee defeat A. Piruz and Mok Yat Wah in a thrilling match at the Sentul Methodist Coy's School hall last night in the Selangor badminton championships.
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