Singapore Standard, 10 November 1950

Microfilm: NL2277
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    13 1 Singapore TIGER Standard 11 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950. 8 PAGES TEN CENT
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    peking Radio Claims Reds Enter Lhasa
    29 1 peking Radio Claims Reds Enter Lhasa ..•ih India, Nov. *> (Renter) A bsl in ike Tibetaa language heard d thai the "People's Army" had Rbetan rapitaL I that Tibet. c
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    Pressure On Acheson To Quit Grows
    167 1 ashixc; rON, Nov. 9 (UP) publicans contei today that Tuesday's election .late on President Truman to tire Secretary of Stai i"> Acheson, to get tougher I urd Communism, to cut foreign spending and imp United States foreign f with P- ii ian help. Senator
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    Rings Stolen Frem Lady Fareel's Bedroom
    21 1 Rings Stolen Frem Lady Fareel's Bedroom K'i arter than 10 se in the •he front in the re i Qgs, a
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    Flags At Half-Mast
    25 1 F! S mast on ail Government ofiices in the Federation of Malaya > terday on the I neral ot the King oi Sweeten.
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    UK War Wounded Flown In
    345 1 Wounded British Army Men From Korea THE ftrsi batch oi sick and wounded British army men from the Korean war arrived at Changi Airfield last night by an ambulance p!a:;t>. There were three young officers, all with leg wounds, who were knocked out on the
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    Explosions Rock Oluf Maersk In S'pore Harbour
    263 1 Standard Shipping Reporter EXPLOSIONS rocked the Oluf Maersk moored alongside Godowns 6 and 7 in the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday when a consignment of about 800 drums of calcium hypoehloride (bleaching powder), valued at about $60,000, burst into tlames. The cause of the
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    Holiday Cuts Donations To Police Fund
    308 1 Holiday Cuts Donations To Police Fund THE Singapore Standard Police Fund rose by only $31.50 yesterday, the smallest total to have been received for any single day since its inception on Xov. 5. However, this was obviously due to the Deepavali Holiday and to the curtailed postal services. The total
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    2 Chinese Die In Electric Chair
    35 1 MANILA, Nov. 9 (UP) Two Chinese were executed in the electric chair in MuntingLupa national prison this afternoon for the kidnapping of a wealthy Chinese student committed in 1946.
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    Long Earthquake Recorded In Calif.
    50 1 BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA, Nov. 9 (AP) A long earthquake lasting two and a half hours was reported by the University of California on Wednesday. The quake began registering at 2300 GMT Tuesday. Its epicentre was 6.000 miles from Berkeley probably i in the South Pacific. photo.
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    China Reds Avoid Contact, Await DiplomaticMoves
    437 1 China Reds Avoid Contact, Await DiplomaticMo ve s U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HQ, Nov. 9— (AP). A U.S Eighth Army spokesman said today that Chinese Communist forces may be avoiding battle with United Nations troops pending high level diplomatic moves which would affect the course of the Korean war. For the
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    Wage Reserve FundForRubber Workers Urged
    109 1 Wage Reserve FundFor Rubber Workers Urged LONDON. Nov. 8: (Reuter) Mr. Stanley Aubery, Labo; r, urged the Government in Parliament today to consult the owners of rubber plantations in Malaya about creating wage reserve fund. This would prevent the first impact of a slump in rubber falling on the workers,
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    11 Bodies Recovered From Plane Wreck
    42 1 BUTTE, Montana, Nov. 9 (UP): Rescue' crews working in freezing weather brought down eleven bodies tonight from a high peak in the continental divide where a North-west Airlines plane crashed yesterday killing all 22 persons aboard.
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    Yanks Shoot Down 1 More Russian Jet
    162 1 TOKYO. Nov. 9: (ReuterAAP) American Navy Panther jets today shot down a Russian-type jet trying to intercept Navy bombers attacking Yalu River bridges. It was the second Communist MIG-15 destroyed in two days. Carrier based Skyraider bombers were following up yesterday"s B-29 raid
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    Four Killed In Collision Of 2 US Destroyers
    72 1 WILMINGTON. N.C.. Nov. 9 (UP):— Two fast Navy destroyers collided before dawn 400 miles east of Wilmington today and the Navy reported four sailors dead and four injured, three critically. The destroyers suffered heavy damage to hulls and below deck quarters but
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    60,000 Chinese In Korea
    213 1 TOKYO. NOV. 9 (AP) General MacArthur's Lntg gence spokesman estimated today thai Chinot' Communist strength in Korea is 60.000 He said the Chinese are still coming across the border m large numbers. Total Chinese troops in Korea are probably equal i die number of North Koreans
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    Petain Not Freed
    25 1 PARIS. Nov. 9-fAP).— The French National Assemble fused today by 480 votes to M to tree aging .M.<,:v.. Henri Pefcain from prison.
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    TRUST POINTS SYSTEM TO BE SCRAPPED
    261 2 Future Allocation Of Flats By Ratio Standard Staff Reporter THE POINT system now used by the Singapore Improvement TriM for alloeation of Trust flats is to be scrapped. It is learni that this was decided by the Trustees at a meeting on Wednesday and
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    'Very Good' Support For Mass Petition
    106 2 'Very Good' Support For Mass Petition Standard Start Reporter THI RESPONSE fi am Singi i r« teach* ra r the M ss Petion conditions of service foi d Sen i teachers wi s described yesterday aa "extremely t >■•• the Secretary o! the S gapore Trachea' Union, Mr. Devan Nair.
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    Service At Altar Given By Ex-PoWs
    242 2 The Lady Of Fatusna StJUMMurjd Siafl Reporter IN simple >«■! solemn one-hour ceremony, ilic Redemptorisi Fathers and their flock welcomed \\\v i'ilurim ir^in into llit'ir iiouh-iniiit chapel in Thomson Road. Some of the ex-internees who had donated a marble altar. a ss tabernacle and
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    Bedridden Girl Asked To Be Blessed
    107 2 JUST before the statue of Lady of Fatima left the chapel of the Redemptorist Fathers jresterdaj so;neone told Hev. Fr. Demoutiez that a non-('.itholic bed ridden ti'l livinu nearby had asked t;» be Hosed by the priest who hjd "brought the statue of the
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    Theft Of Watches
    19 2 TWi Mi '"-I BKKAKIXCS took place in S re 01 Wednesday, on< the o her at
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    Bahai Centre For S'pore
    97 2 A BAHAI Centre has been established in Singapore at .''f)2A. Tahitr.^ Katutitj Road as the result of the efforts of Mrs. Shirin Fozdar, Vice-president of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahais of India, Pakistan and Burma, and President Of the Women's Progressive Group. Mrs. Fozdar
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    HAD NO PERMIT
    26 2 FOR disembarking from th< motor launch Rimau, without the permission of the Immigration Officer. Abdul Rashid and Abdul Majid were fined $15 each.
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    Stamford Club Asks For Pay-scale Talks
    201 2 Standard Staff Rrportrr THE Pan-Malayan Council of the Stamford Club (Association of Graduates of Raffles College) is to ask the Governments of the Federation of Malaya and 'Singapore for an opportunity to enter into direct negotiation with them on salary scales affecting 'graduates in
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    S'pore Flying Club Joy-Rides: Little Lim Went Up 8 Times
    283 2 Standard Staff Reporter NINE-TEAR-OLD Lim Chew Leong was breathless with excitement all yesterday at the Royal Singapore Flying Club which sponsored Joyrides. Each time he returned from a "fiip". little Lim dashed back to his father, race-horse owner K. L.
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    Woman Sent To Detention House
    36 2 A 48-year-old woman, Ng Li an found begging for alms, was sent to a house of detention. Ng said she was a local-born and had no relatives in Malaya or China.
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    CHEATING DENIED
    29 2 CHARGED in the Singapore Second Police Court with cheating Sng Lay Keng of a $650 gold and diamond wristlet, a woman, Chang Yew Luan pleaded not guilty.
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    This Year's Deepavali Voted Best By Many
    196 2 Standard >t;ifl Keporier DEEPAVAI4 lights shone in Singapore'^ Imliun homes last nighi brighter and varied than e\er to mark celebration <>f the yearly mythical fe«*li\al >*hieh fell yesterday. There were candle lights, coloured electric bulbs and torches in coconut pods with the usual
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    Brooke's Good Luck
    63 2 1 ANTHONY P.ROOKi: 1 former Raja Muda of 1 Sarawak who arrived 1 from Manila on Tuesday. lost a wallet filled with money and important I personal papers on a ferry while crossing from i Kowiooa to UniiLJ tmi Island. An honest coolie picked up the wallet
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    Teachers' Union Seeks Premises
    88 2 The Singap< re Teachers' (Jnioi has appointed three-man special Sub-Committee to < i plore the possibilities of Its building its own premises. This is stated m the Union's Newslettc r. Meanwhile, the office of the Union will be >-hifted to a new shop-house in Joo Chial
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    SCOUTS HOLD FUN FAIR
    70 2 ST. ANDREWS School smuts of the 10th Group yesterday held a full scale fun-fair and bazaar at the Great World Park to raise Inuds. Girl guides from the Ist. Serangoon Company assisted by selling hot dogs and other food to the boys. The scouts operated the
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    Indians Celebrate
    58 2 PENANG, Thurs— Indians here were dressed in the best today as they joined their compatriots all over the world in celebrating Deepavali. Gifts, in the form of money, were freely distributed to the young ones by their elders from early this morning and in all Indian households here,
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    Rape On Three Occasions Alleged
    47 2 THIRTY-t\vo-year-o!d Te< i Sin Koh was tentatively charged in the Singapore Relief Court with raping a woman in a house at Ayer Raja Road on three occasions, between Oct. 9 and Oct. 22. Teo was remanded in police custody until Nov. 11.
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    FIRST POST-WAR SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
    155 2 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 1,000 pupils from all English-speaking Methodist Sunday schools of Singapore will assemble for the first post-war rally at the new Anglo-Chinese School Auditorium at Barker Road on Sunday. The programme consists of music, singing and tableaux. A circular to Sunday School
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    CHINESE LAWYER FOR NADRA
    300 2 CHINESE LAWYER FOR NADRA Standard lonian Correspondent A CHINESE lawjcr. il iunderstood, will In* naniid today ab the counsel tor Nadra Adal>i (Maria Hcrlo^h). Hm EMM to drridf \\w €H*t<xl\ of tin* child brid«*. uill tx-^in in thf Singapore Hi^li Court on Nov. 20. [n May, Qdi swar, Mj Elertogb
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    Rice Fraud Charge Dmied
    54 2 A CHINESE, Lau Char laimed trial in the Singapore >• Otld Police Court when ht was charged with being in possession of 19 sacks oi rice, alleged to be fra obtained, at Clyde Fern e on N 6. released t.n bail of 5500 1 a e
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    Malayan Railway Services Disorganised
    274 3 ,il Stafl «»rrr>|M>iulent lx imWR, Th:ir^.— All through railway rih ail the mrth from the Federal l.rou-hi to a wtmndotiß through bandii 24 hows. I Railway Mmlaiirtrtioa are not in a ii.u ihrouuli trafic to Penan" ami lf^f rt be -urn,.!. l>ut hopes it will be
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    Foundry Men Refuse Offer
    14 3 in last neir petii for increases daily "ing they -yers'
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    Fined For Not Planting Padi
    28 3 vpondent I in I land. who r not ti Govern- es of irri- Mai ie conditions nd in :nent said to 3 adjiv-
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    Penang Wins Inter-School Dance Contest
    28 3 Safcrd Stiff < ideal and erged con- ;h was w a I by A > )1 Of B K I David Ben=j: s Oh prizes.
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    Call tor Recruits
    43 3 Standard Staff Correspondent 'AT. Thurs. A police recruiti g team will be in Segamat X.\. IS to enrol Malays, lese and Indian recruits for the Federation of Malaya Police I E >!ment will com- m. bI the Segamai U n.
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    MCA Urges More Aid To Chinese Schools
    226 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Phe Malayan Chinese Association i< to submit a four-point randurn on Chinese education to Sir Christopher Cox, the Educational Adviser to the Seen Ury of Stale for the Colonies, while he is in Kuala Lumpur. The memorandum.
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    Ipoh Teacher Found Hanging
    61 3 IPOH. Thurs. Returning i home Last night after giving tuition to siime students. ;i Chinese teacher found his wife, also a Chinese school teacher, hanging in her loom in Cockman Street The woman, Lee Foo Pow. did not answer her husband's call and he had to
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    MEDALS FOR 130
    42 3 MALACCA. Thurs -The Resident Commissioner. Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom presented Campaign Medals to 130 members of the Vo I uii te e r Forces at St. Francis' Institution Hall. lt was the last parade of Volunteers in Malacca.
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    Kampong Wants Speedy End To Emergency
    153 3 Standard Staft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Kampong people of Uiu Dungun want to do their bit to bring the emergency to as speedy an enri as is possible, if not in the Federation, at Least in Trengganu, They indicated this when. Che Kamaruddin
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    Malayan News Round-up
    619 3 'TEC TO APPEAL K A J A N G. Thurs. Three month.-.' rigorous imprisonment and $500 fine was the sentence passed by the Kajang Circuit Magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack, on a former detective corporal, Daimen bin Banda. The latter had been convicted of accepting illegal gratification
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    More Pay Move: Railwaymen To Press For Action
    313 3 standard Staff Correspondent the SV Ll r' >l R< Tl lrs All ""< •»<» "I ail«v s V n l"i«« of Malayan WdLn T'.'r 1 varioilS l >arSs the Federation In. tVn u 7 <a n< linu slan<l l t iaiaru" m
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    Tanker And Tug-Boat In Collision
    91 3 Tanker And Tug -Boat In Collision Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— The small tug-boat. "Blackfish," belonging to the Malayan Stevedoring and Transportation Co.. Ltd, was sunk at about 7 o'clock this morning following a collision with the Shell Company's oil tanker. "Basra" in the sea of! Bagan Luar. The collision
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    Estate Workers Form Union
    85 3 PORT DICKSOX. Thurs.— a meeting consisting of 198 rubber-workers from estates in Port Dickson district. and 'ii e r representatives from Seremban, Bahau. Rembau. Labu and Batang Malacca, the Malayan Plantation Workers' Union of Southern Malaya. P. D. District, was formed. Among those present was Mr.
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      445 3 f F E DE RATJOIj^^^ i MaJMllc: Magic Sword (Can- 1 9 P- m -tonese) IJ. 3. 7 and 9.13 p.m. Metropole: Prince Of Foxes 1 Odeon: Sui Boulevard J. ti.45 and 9.30 p.m. i: P-PPy Day Fund Soccer: LeagU( Pavilion: Three Little Words 3. Champs, vs Cup Champs >*»
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    An Investment, It Is
    769 4 YTIIKN the Six- Year Draft Development Plan was fi] announced there was a great deal of bellring ng. Speaker after speaker in the Federal Legislative Council got up to sing its praises. Here at last was a definite blue-print which, while not assuring Utopia, promised to
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    Malayan Journalist Shunned Limelight
    1034 4  -  S.C. Oei By MANY men here are on verge of being wrecks, men are near to ner is hysteria, children and inva- lids are being robbed c i est all because oi' that jessant tinkling and avy knocking of the fr ince goldsmith next door. With
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    Ho War Predicted
    458 4 NO WORLD-WIDE shooting war is expected to result hum the Korea conflict, Independent Sin Chew Jit Puh said yesterday. The daily gave three reasons for its contention: Firstly, United Nations 1 prestige has been steadily on the upgrade ar.d its peace-making machinery has not yet exhausted its
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    203 4 Hire growing, the daily <ideri. could fV( r attr. cl b rd working men until and unless Um authorities huivt I ikj n a complete about-turn policy toward the £p iwers oi mis Life-blood i I M tlaya. As growers f the essential food- they should be adequately
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    'Cautious' Will Be India's Attitude
    523 4 'Cautious Will Be India's Attitude NEW DELHI. Ho*. 8 (PANA)— It is not a safe guess to say that Sino-Indian relations would immediately undergo a "violent" change as a consequence of Red China's invasion of Tibet. But and it is a big 'but' wilh a capital B it is a'.
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    What Savy, Mr. Josey?
    355 4  - What Savy, Mr. Josey? Watckdog You v.-i' excust but as so speak to us very j i the radio ea -m SUii vening it has occurred t<> ne that I. too, sh ■>. '1 follow r example, and as': y i explain just exactly i' I you arc dri at.
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    WE THE PEOPLE
    15 4 WE THE PEOPLE hist Plain n kul M' Pun i bran of I I I
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    So They Say
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    Peking Adopts More Moderate Tone As UN Takes Firm Stand
    266 5 *< M>y. V: -As ,!,o >ec,,ri, y Com,,il ealle.l on Pekin- 1 1 anS Ver l A *^'^s that Rod China had thrown „i r.ju.. h.r ir00,,. the 1v0r,,,,. w;ll T «kvo reports n0.e.1 P ra.i,,, ha.l m,1, m ,i,m1
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    America Indicts RedChina
    67 5 America Indicts RedChina \P):— her K rean e the I America had j throw a Korea and lediate ha I A :>tin. ■51 •e] I said that K 11,. „,'d M\ Council ..r the P'-kiri? c h.id raised tin- iaagct i <t rn.iv limited to the Korean the are •r..
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    Yalu Spans Heavily Bombed
    81 5 Yalu Spans Heavily Bombed ft r):— yes* pci q1 apital at K rean ibley bridges cross- c beta nfl tiim- the > Ui I h i'i all uUfd lhcintfrn.iirn.il Y ilu bridges. The Yalu n.»rmall\ hrecaea I nm i m itii Ice i kke military .'d a pa" v.-as laid
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    Dope Ship Seized
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    UK Favours 'Buffer Area'
    55 5 LONDON. N g OP)—Bri- sk the Ui it I Stat C lii •se Omm ily occupy a '"buffer «th K >re t opi hurian h rder. B r ed tha Chir I j- I full-» r th Gen Mac- ur'a r N re s advance I
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    Chinese A-A Fire Is Radar-Controlled
    48 5 Chinese A-A Fire Is Radar-Controlled T( »KYO, N 9 UP): Two f S Mai ine pil said their re fired upon hom Mancb I i m side of the ler at Anpojin by anti-air-r t guns thai appeared to inle five-ind s and to be con- j idar.
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    Nationalists Hint At Offensive
    133 5 HONGKONG, Nov. 9 (UP) Cantos reports said the Communist! were busily preparing defences against a possible attack on the mainland as Nationalist sources in Taipeh suggested that Formosa be released from the commitment to the I nited States which halted air and sea strikes on Red
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    'Raise Malayan Army Or Use Africans'
    145 5 LONDON, Nov. «i (AP) Mr. ID. Gammans, Con■eiiatiie M.l*., uiiiini; th«- Govenuncni u» recruil u a greal colonial array or use African troops in Malaya,* 1 warned tbal tbc •danger poinl in V>ia now was not Korea luit liuln- China th<- ricebowi ol V>ia
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    A New Defeat For Labour
    91 5 LONDON". Nov. 9 (Reuter): The Labour Government was defeated by 235 votes to -29 but on an issue which does not mean its resignation. It was on a conservative proposal to restore the right of members to have 10 minutes before a debate, in which
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      'Malaya War Part Of World Grab Plot,' Says Archbishop
      174 5 'Malaya War Part Of World Grab Plot, Says Archbishop YORK. NOV. 9 (AP) The Archbishop oi York declared today that Russia is determined that all rival economic, political and social systems must bo "utterly destroyed.' Dr. Cyril F. Garbett cited the Korean war, guerilla fighting i i Malaya and Indo-China,
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      41 5 Ifr* Helen Atkinson, W, told tht Detroit police thai her Republican husband showed /((>r our of tfceir monng cor when she announced she had voted a Straight Democratic t ckc:. Gcorue Alkmson 34. UXU .ailed on a charge Of assault. U.P.
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      20 5 Martial lan for all Korea below Hie 38th Parallel has been lifted. It had been in force since July 8.
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      27 5 Canadian destroyers Athnbaskan Cayuga and Sioux have arrived in Hongkong, on a week's leave, after a months bombardment patrols, minesweeping and escorting m Korean waters. A .P.
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      29 5 The South Korean i'"*';*" I-tm-nt announced that 4.9b!) by-passed Communists w re killed in clashes with national police between Oct. 1 »nd Nov. .i. and i,4IU were taptured.- U.P.
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      24 5 SeriOUSiy HI Mr. Vetet Frnser. former Wcw Zealand Prime Minister, has had a relapse but iiis doctors say lie will P" u through. Reuter
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      17 5 More than 500 policemen took part in all-night r;>id^ in Manila searching 800 houses lor subversives. U.P.
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      21 5 Th€ first congress of the Catholic men of Portugal will take place in Lisbon from Dec. 7 t<> 10. A .P.
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      37 5 The Australian Xo. 77 Squndron in Korea had its first wedding since the fighting began when Flight Lieut. David Wilson Hitchins married Miss Joan Mills, an R.A.A.F. nursing sister serving with Is T o. 77 Squadron. Reuter
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    115.000 Fled To West
    19 5 Nearly 115.000 East Germans fled to West Germany between Jan. 1 and Oct. 15. Reuter
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    Reverse For Truman May Affect US Aid, Foreign Policy
    276 5 LONDON, Nov. 9 (UP) Western European statesmen read the American election returns with «;ra\e anxiety. Many fear that President Truman's foreign polities especially his aid programme may be ci |>;-*-s. There are suggestions that, because of the Republican gains; the President
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    China-Japan Link Urged
    59 5 lIOAGKOXC.. Nov. H (UP) A Formosa dispatcfa Quotes (Jen. Fai Cbnng-hsi as saying thai nationalist China ;>nd Japan should get together in order to stabilise and promote peace in the Far East. (ien. Pai. a member of the Nationalist Military Strategy Committee, s.iid that the United States
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    600 Elephants Shot
    35 5 KHARTOUM. (Anglo-Egyptian Sud Nov. 9 (AP): Game officials estimate that fiOO eleJ phants and 300 giraffes are kilied legitimately in the Sudan yearly for food, along with vasi numbers of smaller animals.
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    Murdered Woman Decapitated
    86 5 Murdered Woman Decapitated BRUNSWICK, (W. G, n 9 lAP i A sh; ttered skull was produced in i irt in the trial of Rudolf Picil. confessed murderer of nine women and a man It was i entifi I as that of an unknown woman Pleil admitted killing in March 1947,
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    Reds Got Ammo, Food Bv Conveyor Belt
    170 5 PUKCHON, Nov. 9 <l*P) A U.N. scouting and liaison plane pilot has di covered a 25-mile-long overland conveyor belt used by the North Korean Communists to carry food and ammunition to the front lines. A reconnaissance platoon of the U.S. Seventh Division came
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    Turks Are Moving Fo Front-Line
    47 5 Turks Are Mo ving Fo Front-Line WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 LJI The Turkish I.X. contin© is ing up into forwai in the Korean front, it nounced here Reuter reports tJ-.at a small contingent of Ausi an reinforcements for the British Commonwealth forces in Korea has arrived in Hongkong.
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    UK's Pro-Peking Bid
    36 5 Britain has declai sui port of Communisi Chin.) foi membershib in the U.X. Pood ;md Agriculture Organisation ti replace Nationalist Chins. but the F.A.O. conference in Wus hingion has shelved the matter Reuter
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    First German Consuls
    19 5 The West German Cabinet has appointed three German Con-suls-General for Rome. Ottawa and Athens.- A. P.
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    India Menaced As Peking Unfolds Plans For Tibet
    246 5 India Menaced As Peking Unfolds Plans For Tibet KALIMPONG, Nov. 9 W iih the unopposed CMnese (ommuni>l occupation of leftist controlled Lhasa now imminent, it Imm Im-coiiic clear that the main »oal of the invaders is Shi^atM 1 vhich < onlrol> {\w m-luork of trans Himalayan trade routes leading to
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    Escape Of King Blocked
    155 5 LONI> >N, x.a. IP):_ '!'<• British Foreign Oflice blfl announced I ia( Briti :< ds her treaties with ihe K lora of Nepal as valid d< be tfag ges there brought about v the deposing of the K at proclaiming h' threc-yei -old g and on
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    Ike Soon For Europe
    23 5 Sen. Dwight Eisenhower has s;iid he would ".soon" be in Europe as Commander ol the Western Defence Force.- Reuter
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    Wuchow Blaze
    16 5 Two shiploads of I I Reds .t fi.e (^i the V.'ucv Nov. I A.P.
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    British Casualties
    26 5 hirst British war casualties from Kon j I e\ acuated by ;iir have arrived in Hongkong 'i '>m Japan aboard D ta ail ambulano
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    UK Tanks For Egypt
    21 5 A consignment M '6 ■.< ivy British tanks of Centui n type is du<? to arrivi ii A.P.
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    UK Easing Dollar Trade with Canada
    118 5 UK Easing Dollar Trade with Canada N'DON Nov. 9 <Reul i Sir Cecil \V- that United Kingdom re^ dollar trade with I might be furl It i s the h <fH ird that sonu a wider field may now be justified Sir Cecil added. "Our aim is to develop trade
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    You'll Love That Brute Douglas!
    433 6  - You'll Love That Brute Douglas •1 O\. THAT BRUTE > (20th Century-Fox). BATING: Good. Ever since that hulking bi" hlg of a man named Paul Douglas first hit the screen In -Letter To Three Wives," he has been piling up honours in Hollywood as fasi as they come as a
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    18 6 Gregory Peck and Helen Westcott who share the romaatk interest in the forthcoming 20th Century-Fox release, "The (.lunfishter."
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    Huston Is Answer To Extras' Prayers In 6Red Badge' Film
    387 6 Huston Is Answer To Extras' Prayers In 6 Red Badge' Film IIOLLYWOOD. Nov. 9. AA John Huston, the Academy Award winning director, is the answer to the prayers of Hollywood's legion of extras these days. Huston, hard at it putting "Red Badge of Courage" before the cameras, is putting out
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    Fred Creates Dances Even In His Sleep
    418 6  -  JAMES ARTHUR By HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 9. That famed Astaire footwork seen in films represents but twenty per cent of the work the star puts into his dance numbers. The remaining eighty per cent, according to Fred, is brain work. '•Ail the years I
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    Money For Only Top-Rate Films
    73 6 I OX DON. Nov. 9 The Bri- J ti.ii Government will finance only top-rate English films in future. This was made clear to ie British film industry by .'.II. Lawrie, m naging director of the Government sponsored Film Finance Corporation, whi '1 was given 51
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    60 6 TON DON, Nov. 9. —An J usherette walks nearly 1,01)0 miles a year showing patrons to their .scars, according to a Sydenham, London cinema manager. The manager, Mr. John Soper, put a pedometer on one of his usherettes and worked out that in his einema t which holds IJSOO
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    412 7  -  LYLE C. WILSON Mien "the Shogun* Talks*- f >v Nov. V. GdL Douglas L uthur I* heen „v ttnbaridministratiOT enl to be dismissed «w»re chance. y the They difnplicatiea <>f htiM tint •i. w.;s aadc and ietafl is th.:: as slee^itj >o:np perBaufcwu Nu. SLASHING
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    37 7 DFI.AIDK. X'v 9 Peter -V Dawsan, back in Australia |b<•• records than Bine Crosbj D son's ires &500 bi i 13.000,000 sales s id he knew Bings b At:e played more often. Reuter AAP syiiigrtp
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    27 7  -  Ed Reed I MBBB "Actually we don't care for Uncle Bob it's iu-st that he shakes a lot of loose change into that chair."
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    300 7 For the first time in its lon<r history of designing", a leadin? Paris fashion house has shown its collection in the smoky, industrial North of Inijland. This brown satin dress, with a "plank" hat of velvet was in the parade held recently at Chester.
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    Mrs.Samuel En Another SBA Final
    242 7 Mrs.Samuel En Another SBA Final KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Without exerting themselves, Mrs. <;. Samuel and Miss Ho *>ai Ying, holders of the Selanjor women's doubles title, defeated the Leong sisters, May Peng and May Chow, to meet the other successful semi-finalists. Misses Chia Pek Sun and Lee Keng Sim, in
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    39 7 Photo shows (seated) Director (Bro. Joseph) of St. John's Institution; Mr. Khoo Teik Ee (President 0.8.A.); Mr. Thomas (Sports Secretary, 08. A.) with the Old Boys of the Institution who participated in the Old Boys' Thorn Cup Competition I^so.
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    Poppy Day Soccer
    30 7 KUALA PILAII. W-j- Green Howards will play agiinst K.P District XI on the pad in«, Kn La Pilah, en Friday in aid <1 the Poppy Day Fund.
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    Clearing House For Boxing Titles Needed
    424 7 LONDON. Nov. 8: (Router) On<- of the curiositirs of boxing i» lhat a man can hold the world title* without being champion of his home country or vwn his continent. (!as«'s which come to mind in this rasped concern Terry Allen and Danny O'Sullivan,
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    Perak State Trial Teams
    106 7 IPOII. Wed.— The following have been selected to play in a Perak State Hockey trial on Saturday, on the padang at 4.30 p.m. COLOURS: Shaari; Nfl York Khuan, Mohd Hazari; P. Sankey, Selvanayaganx, B. Prithvinath: D. Navaradnam, Hassan, J. C. F. Winckley, A. Karim, Narian Singh.
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    Indonesian Boxers Arriving Shortly
    438 7  -  Herman Rappa By Bobby \joo. !i»ht and wdterweipN omnmnm «>i Indonesia who drew the Katgefll post -war rrow<l in tkc fi^ht *iih Sianrti I'hol EVepadaeng, i* anvioi^ n> ii^ht in SiiiL r a{)or«' a«rain. Bobby returned bo Indonesia some months ago in order to complete his
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    Jon Morro To Tackle Kong
    128 7 THE Happy World I rop< i ed Cor tomorrow's wrestling. T Is being i tl ..;est King Kong whose rough handling by George Di I last Salu: has made ':.<_ man-mountain caul '>us. While Duane nurses bus injured shou der, stable com) i More tackles
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    STTA To Enter World Tourney
    117 7 SIXGAPORE will take r I I the international table tournament to be hold in India in January, 1952, it was d< ided at the Council meeting Oh Singapore Table Tennis A tion yesterd; m ke this p^siblo. the ition decided to fund to provide for
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    HOCKEY CARNIVAL BEGINS
    151 8 SINGAPORE'S Siockey carnival opened on the Singapore Cricket Club padang yesterday with four teams Selangor, Malacca, Near! Sembibn and Singapore lined up for this season's hockey supremacy. The afternoon s shower threatened to interrupt the king's enrerVainmenl? but it held off at about 4 p.m., long enough
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    45 8 Raffles Institution yesterday played grand Rugby to beat the University of Malaya by 10 points (two goals) to nil. The picture above shows Raffles scrum half Rahman, who scored a try. getting the ball away as De Bruyne, Varsity forward comes through to stop him.
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    S'pore Open With Win Over Malacca
    339 8 Bv 'Sticks SINGAPORE won the opening £ame of the MUlili ling ill i hockey tournament when they heat Maluera hy two i;oals to nil on the S.C.C. Padang yesterday* Singapore supporters saw Bui lette Coi Its, U e regular tt-inside, in ihe nvw role
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    13 Was Not So Bad!
    314 8 13 Was Not So Bad! NhGRI Sembilan's 13-man contingent 12 players and one o;ficial will long remember this quadrangular hockey tournament. When the baker's dozen left Seremban yesterday morning they were toid by well-wishing friends. "Look you've got 13 men in the three cars, that's unlucky." Phooey," said secretary Muthucumaru,
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    Europeans Win K.L. Poppy Day Rugger
    376 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Europeans v« Asians Poppy Day fund Rugby match played on the Selangor Club padang this evening ended in a clear-cut victory for the Europeans who won 13 points to nil with two «joals and a penalty. The match was the
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    Mustapha's Snap Goal Gives Negri Surprise Victory
    494 8 By "Forward" NEGRI SEMBELAN caused the first upset of the tournament when they surprised and won their initial match against the much-fancied Selangor team hy one goal to nil- It was a snap goal scored by their wily captain. Sheik Mustapha. against the
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    Bramhall Flyer Shaping Well
    190 8  -  OLLIE DAVIS By HORSES were given their final gallops for the meeting on the second track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning when the going was very heavy owing to overnight rain. Bi -t tune was the 39 3 5 sees, for three returned by BramhaU Flyer
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    Race Weights For K.L.
    273 8 Following are the handicaps of all the seven races for Ihe third and final day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting. THE COMMITTEE CUP Horses: Class 1. Div. I—G1 G Furs. No Regrets 9.09 Bright Eyes 9.07 Ondine 9.02 Persian Lord 8.06 Arabian Knight 8.00 Perostan
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    P. Brani Win 'Sixes' Tie With Ease
    57 8 P. Brani Win 'Sixes' Tie With Ease PULAU BRAXI Tnited played impressively to beat Mental Hospital XI in the six-a-side soccer tournament which continued at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Three games were decided and live matches are scheduled for tHIs afternoon. The semi-Una] and final w:'. be played on Sunday
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    Islanders' 20 Points
    73 8 Mental Hospital started promisingly only to Cade away and the [danders registered 20 points to the opposition's 5 points (.4 goals to 1 goal and 1 corner). Ahmad xtisoff and Ali Johnn each scored twice for the Islanders. Mahoni scored for Mental Hospital, Teams were: Pulau Brani:
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    Ropers' Hard Fight
    116 8 Ropers Hard Fight Rovers "B" defeated RA.F. (Tengah) by 14 points to 8 <2 goals and corners" to 2 g< after a hard fight. Dollar Anguillia opened accounts for Rovers and a corner gave them a 5 points' lead before Tengah replied through McKenzie. On the chance over Rovers forced
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    Win For Cosmos
    59 8 Cosmos were only able to beat S.R.C. by a margin of 2 point?, scoring a goal and two corners to Rces' one goal. Hong Siew scored for Cosmos and Klass for S.R.C. Teams were: COSMOS: Jusman Omar; Hong Siew. Guan Kim; Lloyd Cheng Eng. .Tartar. SRC: Gammell:
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    Tiger SC Water Polo
    79 8 THE following will represent the Tiger Swimming Club in a friendly water-polo match against R.A.F. Seletar at the Haw Par Swimming Pool on Sunday at 11 a.m.:— "A" Team. Messrs. Tan Wee Eng. Willie Yap. Ching Heng Fong, Loh Yew Kee. Kong Siong Leong. Tan Sin
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    33 8 HONG KONG, Nov. 9 (AP> The All-India soccer football team now visiiing Hemp, Kong hit its stride on Nov. 8 by trouncing a combined Hong Kong team 4 to 0.
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    265 8 IPOH, Thurs.— Two brothers. Gurbachan Singh (17) and Gurdial Singh (22) won all the three main events in the Track Cycling Championships which were run off on the Railway Institute Ground today. Gurbachan took both the open races half-mile speed trial and three
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