Singapore Standard, 11 November 1950

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    18 1 Singapore Standerd 4n fit n sl v- NO. 132 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Tibet Sends Appeal To UN For Help
    338 1 Tibet Sends Appeal To UN For Help N Not. H> (l p Tibet, the world* i power, appealed directly to the United l :i against Chinese Communist invaders. 8 »«d OB rrula>. The appeal was said to have been made on Wednesday. It coincided with a Peiping Radio broadcast from
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    To Discuss New Visa Rules Today
    22 1 To Discuss New Visa Rules Today Chin se Chinese c a pro- reguS ed the nt to Bed i I reI ■< gapore
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    Soekarno To Visit P1 Next Month
    31 1 Soekarno To Visit P1 Next Month up) r Dr. Ed on S tary ten- f Indo: to the month i ktion at thai s ieiianied by •hammed r A the the
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    Awarded Nobel Literary Prizes
    181 1 STOCKHOLM, Nov. 10 (AP) Bertrand Russell, the British philosopher, and William Faulkner, an American novelist of the younger generation were today awarded the Nobel Literary prizes for 1950 and 1949 respectively. TJie 1949 prize was withheld by the Swedish Academy last autumn. The winners were selected
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    Soviets To Seal Off W. Berlin
    176 1 BERLIN. Nov. 10: (Reutex) Western police said today they expected attempts by the Eastern force to "'seal oil" West Berlin. The West Berlin Tolegraf newspaper reported that the cordon would be "'like the clays of the blockade." •'The cordon is designed to stem the
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    Governor Appoints Extra Aides
    99 1 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson. has appointed the following to be his Extra Aides-de-Camp: Mr R P H. Shelmerdine. Assistant Superintendent o« Police; C.pt P M- Evans, Singapore V Cap{ eC T. C W P Ong, Singapore Volunteer Corps; Mr W. H. Droogleever: Lt
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    US Warplanes, Arms Arrive In Italy
    46 1 BRINDISI. ITALY. Nov. 10- a,p, —Fourteen American warnl mes and an undisclosed Lmount of war material arrived here today irom the United States abroad the US freighter Pelican Stake for the Italian "Thfs '°s rC t e he second shipment
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    Huge Ice Cubes Fall On Farms In North Molton
    90 1 Huge Ice Cubes Fall On Farms In North Molton NORTH MOLTON. ENGLAND, Nov. 10 (AP) Giant ice cubes the size of soup plates fell on farms m this area and one of them killed a sheep, farmers reported. The hunks of ice, weighing 12 to 14 pounds, were found partly
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    Womenfolk Urged To Boost Fund
    260 1 DONATIONS to The Standard's Police Fund yesterday amounted 581.40. bringing! the total to $778.40. Among the contributors is Mrs. Y. S. T. Schall of Singapore, who says Singapore housewives "owe the Police Force a lot for peace and security, and the Police Fund deserves the
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    To Publish Aid Plan On Nov.2l
    260 1 To Publish Aid Plan On Nov.2l I ONDON Nov. 10 (Renter) Details of the £186,000,000 plan for economic aid to South and South-East Asia will be simultaneously published m all Commonwealth capitals except Pretoria on Nov. 21, it was authoritatively learned here today. South Africa did not attend the September
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    Report Denied
    37 1 Mr. P. M. Williams, General Secretary of the Labour Party of Singapore, yesterday denied a report that Mr. M. A. Majid is contesting the forthcoming Municipal elections from the City Ward as an independent candidate.
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    Ex-Servicemen To Set Up World Federation
    162 1 PARIS Nov. 10 I P)— Ex-servicemen from 17 nations, including Russia, ha* been invited to Paris late this month to organize a orld ex-servicemen's federation. Spokesmen for i. organising committee report that organizations m 12 untries have already accepted. They are from the Unit
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    Air Attacks Push China Reds Back Into Mountains
    384 1 KOREAN NORTH-WEST FRONT, Nov. 10— (AP). Chinese troops, with thousands of their comrades streaming across the frontier into North Korea, pulled back into the mountains under relentless aerial attack today. A U.S. Eighth Army spokesman said the Chinese suffered considerable losses from
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    Intervention Said Without Mao's Consent
    140 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (OP) Michael Straight, editor of the New Republic magazine, said on Thursday that Chinese Communist troops probably were ordered into Korea by Soviet officials and their "Manchurian puppets" without the consent of Mao Tse-tung, Red China chief of state. Straight, who also
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    Red China Issue Up For Talks
    193 1 Red China Issue Up For Talks LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 10 (UP)— The United States today pressed the United Nations Security Council to order the Chinese Communist army out of Korea at once without waiting for the arrival of a delegation en route from Peiping to discuss the matter. The United
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    Reds Remove Keswicks From Ship
    152 1 HONGKONG. Nov. 10 (UP) Mr. and Mrs. John Keswich were removed from the SS Yochow by the Chinese Communists live minutes before the ship left Tientsin for Hongkong, according to their houseboy, Chan Chin-mok. who arrived here yesterday. Chan said Keswick was asked to remain
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    Briggs' Trip To Speed Up Campaign
    109 1 "THE object of my visit to London is, as has already been stated, to discuss measures which will 'speed up' the campaign m Malaya." the Director of Operations, Lieut. Gen. Sir Harold Briggs said m a statement about his forthcoming trip. "Such measures are
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    Woman Fills US Defence Dept. Post
    72 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 9, <UP>. Assistant Defence Secretary Paul H. Griffith resigned today and Defence Secretary George C. Marshall chose Mrs. Anna Rosenberg of New York to succeed him as the department's chief of manpower and personnel problems. Mrs. Rosenberg said m NewYork that she
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    Fraser Steadily Losing Strength
    43 1 Fraser Steadily Losing Strength WELLINGTON*. Nov. 10. <Reu-ter-AAP). Mr. Peter Fraser. former New Zealand Labour Prime Minister, is '"slowly but steadily losing strength," a medical bulletin stated here tonight He had a relapse on Tuesday after having shown Improvement following a severe illness.
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    Taipei To Observe Dr. Sun's Birthday
    37 1 Taipei To Observe Dr. Sun's Birthday TAIPEH, Nov. 10, (DP). —A formal observance of Dr. Sun Vat-sen's birthday will be held here on Sunday m a celebration at 10 a.m. at which Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek will preside.
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    'Unidentified Object' Sighted Off US Coast
    90 1 WASHINGTON, No. 10 d'PV The navy reported tonight that the Destroyer Blue tracking "an unidentified object" by radar oil the Southern California COUt, It said the dispatch from San Diego on the Blue's contact made no mention of a submarine. The report gave no
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    Shanghai Papers Refuse Ads Of American Movies
    69 1 HONGKONG. Nov. 10 (AP) Supporting a nationwide "anti-American and help Korea "campaign. all Shanghai newspapers but one are today refusing to accept advertisements for American movies. The exception, said proCommunist Ta Kung Pao m dispatch from Shanghai on Friday, is "the North China
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    VARSITY TO PROBE STUDENTS' FOOD GROUSES
    552 2 VARSITY TO PROBE STUDENTS' FOOD GROUSES Standard Staff Reporter THE UNIVERSITY of Malaya is to appoint a con mittee with student representatives to investigate the general dissatisfaction with the present system of University feeding as a result of the suspension of the Tan Tock Seng Hostel Experimental Catering system. The
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    More Flock To See Lady Of Fatima
    262 2 Standard Staff Reporter IM)l\N> ami Ceylourt* from m iU around \n Singapore <ii»l honour to the POgrini > ir-; :J yesterdai when she rame into iiu'ir midst at the Chnrch <»i lluI ..!> of Lourdea, <»j»!iir Road, m a motor car procegoion. a
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    The C.I. Is No Exception....
    92 2 The C.I. Is No Exception BURGLARS are no res petters of persons not even a Chief Inspector of the Singapore Police Forte. On Tuesday one of these nimble sentry nipped into the house of Chief Inspector Frank Pestana of the C.1.1). m broad daylight, helped himself to a silver cigarette
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    Girls Enjoy Field Day
    75 2 PARENTS, Teachers ar.cl pupils, more than 1,000 peopli m all, yesterday afternoon enjoyed a Field Day at dist Girls' Continuation School on Mount Sophia. It was the first Field Day since the liberation of Singapore. The 750 students were divided into four teams: Reds. Blues Greens
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    Fineds$ 18,000
    40 2 A FINE of 18,000, or six months' imprisonment was imposed on fis-yenr-o!d Kang Kay m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday after he pleaded guilty to a charge of being m possession of 614 Jh.s of Siamese tobacco.
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    RESISTED ROBBERS
    38 2 TWO Indian men and an Indian woman were WOW led when they tried to resist four Chinese who held them up m Silat Road on Thursday night and robbed one of the Indian men of $3.
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    Wants To Take Child With Her Into Jail
    277 2 r IT TEARS m h«r eyes, a younc Hvlam woman Pa,, >„.„„ j I(|t a<|( )l H lh ||v Ji(| a( man bef lo lake h.r V ear-«l.l eluld with h. r to prison „lhat is a thing I cannot, flo replied
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    To Hold Exhibition
    160 2 MRS. PHYLLIS Mackenzie, one oi the most discerning art enthusiasts m Singapore win hold an art exhibition m company with three other women artists, Mrs. (.eraldine Horton. Mrs. Naomi Kirby (irecn and Mrs. Cathertnv Ormistnn. at the British Council Hall, Stamford Ko.'d iri?m Nov. 18 to 'Hi.
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    Beating The Retreat
    63 2 HCNUREDS of people, including the Governor of Singapore, hsr Franklin Gimson and higfa government officials and their wives and children crowded the padang: yesterday to \vatch the Pipes and Drums of the i<ith Gurkha Infantry Brigade beating a retreat. Sir Gimson took tke salute from Buglemajor A.
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    Marriage Bill Is Against Muslim Law
    456 2 Marriage Bill Is Against Muslim Law Standard Staff Reporter THE Muslim public of Singapore is nppnnril le [he A»e of the Marriage Bill a» it is contradictory to the *Shariaf (Islam law). Any attempt to make th< Hill applicable to Muslims wffl be "a brt a< h of the principle
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    Woman's Arm Blown Off
    64 2 AX EXPLOSION, believed to haw bees caused by a detonator of a bomb, blewofl the ieft ami of a 36-year-old Chin se woman. Lav Ah See. m a yard m Duxton Road yesterday. The woman was rushed to the Genera] Hospital. She Is said to be
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    COLONY'S VOTE FRANCHISE IS DEMOCRATIC AND PROPER
    439 2 'I W O Municipal GomnniMMn ami Legislative (oinirillor ar< of th,. Hew that tin- «\i-lir»u Cttloaj franchise io enable utijumL t<» \«>,« m the Municipal elections, i» "democratic and nrojw They were commenting on a letti by "L.C.L/ of Ptnan- io the editor
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    IMMIGRATION MAN FACES 2 CHARGES
    120 2 TEOH KOOX I XX. m I migration inspector attach* the Singapore Immigration Department, claimed trial >< fore Mr. P. Claque In the Singapore Fourth Police Court. yesterday, on a charge of cepting a cheque for $2,004 from Lou Chow Wooa En connection with the application
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    Bankrupt Blames Clerk
    121 2 AN T Indian plumber, R B Ifarimuttu, whose total liabilities ■mounted to IMM m 01 r, to pay |3| nimtii to his eredi- i d up was ad jud ate bankrupt yestei pon Court by the C Justice, Sir Murray Aynsley. During the ci nination I Official
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    MUTTON DEARER
    28 2 iiih c<<<.\ rolled price of locally-slaughtered ralian mutton and goat rr. pore was increased to 30 b m SI per lb.. the Governmenl G nnounced yester-
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      204 2 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Very Attractive Town Property (Near Kaffirs Place) To Be Held At Our Saleroom. No 1 Prime Street (Corner of Oliver Quay), On lhursday, lfith November. 1950 At 2 ;*0 P.M V bk 099 yean leasehold land and 3-storeyed cornered building k* m \-»s 3l 5. T
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    Assessed Claims Paid By War Damage Commission
    285 3 Standard Staff Correspondent .1 K^ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— War damage claims are still reaching the VUr Damage Commission at the rate of over 1,000 monthly, it is orticially stated. A number of important decisions have been approved by the Commission, including the approval of
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    'Malaya- HK phone Link OpensNov.15
    59 3 'Malaya- HK phone Link OpensNov.15 Standard respondent Fri. ill wi Fe :•->- -ations In h is open and irom 1 a ribI a -rati m the i > ring other with the bargee t i v c h extra ler v ill person i or the able when I up
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    Maximum Sentence For Woman
    193 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LU:. 'JR. Fri. rhe first case under I 2 mended Emer;, -y Regulates Ri;': 'jr C-, ..auee. was card today, before the Presileni ol the Sessions Court. Mr. D. M. K. Grant. when Yap I. en. a 29-year-old Chinese woman, who said
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    Smoker Asks For Leniency
    91 3 Standard Staft Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A Chii ese, See Chow Chong pleaded guilty before the Presi lent of the Sessions Court, Mr, D. If. K. Grant, today, to i Ing m his possession opium, v.as sentenced to thm ths 1 simple imprisonment The ac id
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    Nesri Welfare Committee
    36 3 SEREMBAN. Fri— Noinina--3 for eighi seats on the State Welfare Committee In N< gri Sembilan are being calle I tor m a circular to local organisations. Names should be submitted before Dee. 7.
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    K.L. Psychology Club
    41 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn.Memben of the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club are holding a tinner at the Loke Yuen Restaurant. Bukit Bintang Amusement Park, at 8 p.m. tomorrow m celebration of the third anniversary of the foundation of the Club.
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    Dim View Of Situation In Malaya
    167 3 Dim View Of Situation In Malaya LONDON. Nov. 9 (Router) The Conservative journal "Spectator." declared today that the war m Malaya was not going well. The best that could be said about it was that it was not going as badly as France's war m Indo China. There is no
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    Monthly Donations For MCA Funds
    105 3 Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri— Rubber deal^fi m Selan«or and Pahang will contribute 10 tents ou^J^ every pitul of rubber sold from Jan. 1 next year to the Malayan Chinese Association welfare funds for squatter and other relief work m Malaya. This was
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    Rotarians Favour Family Planning
    236 3 Rotarians Favour Family Planning Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Fri.— As a change from the usual weekly talk. Rotarians engaged themselves m a lively debate on family planning at their weekly tea meeting. Rotarian President, Dr. G\\nEvans moved that families might be planned on economic and eugenic grounds. Dr. Glyn-Evans said
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    Train Services Cancelled
    59 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan Railway Administration announces that the day mail train services will be cancelled betweeu Tampin and Kluang on Saaturday, I" LI. The t).55 a.m. passenger train from Gemas to Kuala Lumpur and the 12.55 pum. train from Kuala Lumpur to
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    MCA MUTUAL AID SECTION IN N.S
    35 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Fri.— A mutual aid section for the benefit of all members is to be formed by the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Chinese Association.
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    Judge Tells Woman, 'You're Only Putting Off The Evil Day'
    263 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— "You are only putting off the evil day without any hopes," said Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor m the Supreme Court today when a 35-year-old Ceylon Tamil woman and former English school teacher, Thanapakiam
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    NS YOUTH COUNCIL
    44 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Fri. -The protein committee under of the Youth Council, Mr. Ng Keam Nyen, its chairman, after a lengthy session yesterday, drew up the draft constitution. This will be submitted to the general meeting of youth organisations shortly.
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    Malacca Prepares To ReceivePilgrim Virgin
    340 3 Standaid Staff Correspondent .MALACCA. Fri. Malacca Catholics will leave Town on Nov. 14 at 5.15 p.m. for Muar to receive the Pilgrim Vugin at the Malacca side of the Ferry. The Pilgrim Virgin will arrive here at 7 p.m. and will be carried m procession
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    Domicile Issue Raised In KL Divorce Suit
    396 3 Standard Staff <;orrt»spon«l«*nt KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. By residing m Seiangor since 1940 and marrying during the Japanese o© ipation when conditions were unsettled, a Eurasian oank clerk. Thomas Coleman Jones, had decided to make his home m the State and thereby acquired domicile
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    Snatched Watch, Claim From Woman
    193 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, F:i- Admitting three previoui cenvtttiuns of a similar nature; Prttram Ram, an Indian wns convicted and sentenced today ta one year's rigorous lmpriv ntneni by Mr. A.P Jack. In th# Fi 'rate's Court lotf! y. for attempting to steal a
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    TB Assn. Drive For Members
    151 3 TB Assn. Drive For Members Standard Statt Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Kuala Lumpur has been divid <1 into 2<i divisions to facilitate titm work of volm tary i ecniitmeni of tnbers to the Italayan A-- nation Cor the Prevention at Tuberculosis This follows a campaign to b« launched very shortly
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      532 3 A„, (Tamil) 2.30 5.30 and 9 p.m. Lido: Fox's Cartoons and Shorts SEREmAN—r^Oy Selangor R ace S -3rd and «na. gj^g- Ni^At Bal PIM1 S a®,n yO n n m Hockey: YMCA v. Chartered 9.15 p.m. v idiiiii' i» •> Veterans 9 p.m. oort 0,,0-sv K[' v"? Selangor Soccer: Taiping
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    CG Tells Of Other Plans Against Reds
    401 4 WHILE not relaxing m any way against the bandits m Malaya, the British Government is also deeply engaged on constructive measures, the (Commissioner-General m South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald said m London OH Thursday. Mr. Mac Donald said the British policy
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    Thai Hajis Leave
    33 4 Standadr Staff Correspondent PENANG, Pri— The majority of the Thai Malay Hajis who arrived back from Jeddah after performing their pilgrimages at Mecca left for Packing Besax yesterday by train.
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    56 4 Photo by Photo shows the Penang team, winners. of the Schools of Dam-in? inter-state ballroom competition between Penang, Perak and Selan^or held at the new Wembley Cabaret on Nov. 6. 7 and 8. Left to right: Johnny Cheah, David Ewe, Robert Gan. Mrs. J. S. Oh, Miss Vivian Beng and
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    Green Lane Houses Can Be Sold After 5 Years
    131 4 PENANG. Fri— The period of l\ years for restriction on sale or letting el the houses m the (ireen Lane- Estate Has considered to be too long by Mr. Lim Eow Thoon at a recent meeting of the Finance Committee of
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    S'pore Clerks To Decide On Next Line Of Action
    351 4 S'pore Clerks To Decide On Next Line Of Action Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government clerk* are m a 4 de:»perate plight"* because of the abnormal rise m the cost of living m recent years compared to the pre-war level of prices. They have not yet achieved any substantial revision
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    S'pore Chambers Protest, To Make Joint Representation
    360 4 Rubber Export Duty Increase Standard Staff Reporter A SIX-MAN sub-committee representing the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese and Indian Chambers of Commerce yesterday held their first meeting to record a joint protest aiiain*t the Federation Government's latent increase m the export duty
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    ABUSED APO
    30 4 FOR using abusive language to an Auxiliary Police Officer on Sept. 9 at the Singapore Harbour Board, Nagur Ghani was fined $10 m the Third Polic* Court yesterday.
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    Taiping Parade On Remembrance Day
    88 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPIXCx. Fri. Remembrance Day m Taiping will be observed on Nov. 12 at 11 a.m. at the Cenotaph. Units of the Army. Police. Boy Scouts. Girl Guides and detachment from the ExServicemen Association will form a parade. Wreaths will be laid by
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    5 Win Award To Arabic College
    76 4 PENANG, Fri. Five senior students of the Almashhoor Arabic and Islamic School, Penang. have been awarded the Saudi Arabia Government scholarship for further, studies at the Ma'had Saudiah Arabic College. Mecca, for a period of three years. They are Othman bin Abdul Rahman, Haji
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    'Bribery, Corruption Must Be Wiped Out'
    283 4 PENANG, Fri. Mr. Heah Joo Seang, president of the People's Educational Association, m his talk on "Everyday Thoughts,*' sponsored by the Discussion Group this evening at the Hu Yew Seah premises said that the prospects of self-Government would he an "empty dream*' and the
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    Attack On Kampong Recounted
    172 4 Attack On Kampong Recounted Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Fri. The story of a bandit attack an a remote Malay riverine kampong m Perak m September last was related a* the High Court today m the case m which two Chinese. Choo Fook Chin. 28. and Ng Hong Chye. 23, ancharged
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    Training Scheme For PEA Teachers
    290 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE PEOPLE'S Education Association ol Singa pore will shortly Launch a training scheme for teacherconducting their evening and night adult rlnflcco. Mr. J Paul. Secretary of the P.E.A.. told The Standard that the training classes will be held m the evening, but
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    Fans Greet Film Star
    72 4 Miss Tv> Loh I. in well-known Chtnesi film g|ar, v.iv. rr sen led with a bouquet of flowers oa hei Mala Kuvliiny Kwdwt, Buttri worth mII sday. was snapp<'d above with s<i»«<' at her .uln: my over to Penari'4 uhere she mad- pert— and BUg several
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    New Band From The Old, No Young Blood
    167 4 Standard Nafl < orropondi-ni I'KY\\(,. Fri. m\* hand, ron-i-tiri; 16 |»t*i>on*. *li<» kftVC kfCI auditioned |»> \|r H the Kn^M Band i> lo l>< fdrnicd. Tin mi subjected to a trial perlad «*f n»<>!iili- ;it;< j;o»ilion iw reviewed. I hi- ua» a-r
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      61 4 xr-r^ss«sp 1 fuA7ci T WOPF YOU DIDM'T C /OH I HEARD A *\1 fHONESTL^ HAZEL, I DOM'T A] [f WELL! AREN'T *^~~T^\ /^am^ I KrTFKi TO THOSE SOAP I l^^4 FEW WH\LE I WAS I W OW STUFF CAN; I GOtNG TO TELL 'V j€2~-*Tp J nPFOAS AS^,\N TODAVi kTX-^v
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    Misappropriation of $1,200 Alleged
    401 5 M i sappropriation of $1,200 Alleged Skl> \)\\Y businessman Ta> K<»h Ten«. sto«wl ;.>,ir.h Pbln ourl yestertlay on a charge .:i:!i 1 > 1.200. entrusted to him by Peter ;> T. WW. 1 11.1 »rmeriy a pnotograpnei aitacnoa to tne :d thai m the latter part of 1 i M
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    40 5 t itmrt'ii the Jalto.'-? Gcaenl itapitaJ :uo vlded wilh hooks and newspapers. Pics', ratty, Ike Mat on of the Hospital handing a ridden atient while Mrs. Nina Su. the orbtan T.S. Patients and Nurse Lim Sa.. .'oh ore Photo Studio
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    Malaya Takes First Step To Cabinet Govt Next Year
    548 5 Malaya Takes First Step To Cabinet Govt Next Year Commissioner-General Announces: THE first step towards what amounts to "cabinet government' 9 m Malaya will be taken next year, the Commissioner-General m South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald said m London on Thursday. Next year, Mr. Mac Donald said, members
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    58 5 The President of the L'niversity of Malaya Students Christian Movement. Mr. Frankie Lee. appealing to members and supporters who were present at the meeting for a library for the movement. The meeting which was called by the Chaplain of the movement. Rev. T. R. Doraisamy. was held at the home
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    Ipoh Park Incident Told In Court
    143 5 Standard Staff Correspondent JPOIi. Fr:.— A ireo-'.'i-i.'. the Ipoh Jubilte Park i a night of Auf I ha Magistrate Court todaj when four Boyanese were charged before Che Bahaudin with causing hurt to three members of the policy fora AH four accused. Asmoni 23.
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    Radio Malaya Aids Schools
    130 5 Standard Staff Reporter APART from entertaining Malayan children, one of the most vital activities of the Department of Broadcasting is m helping to educate them. Mr J S. Dumeresque, the Director, revealed m a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. Schools throughout Malaya tune m daily
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    Army Bands To Perform At Seremban
    125 5 SEREMBAN, Fri. At 5 o'clock on Tuesday. Nov. 14. the Military Band- of Ist. Cannroniun? and Ist. Bn. Worcestershire Regiment, by kind permission of the Cornman -liiig Otlicers, will be playing a ball-hour programme of military music on the station Padang. Seremban. Following this,
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    Gurkhas Add To Their Laurels
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Prool of the fine offensive spirit of the l/6th Gurkha Rifles, if it is needed, is provided by yet a nother successful operation by them m Negri Sembilan agaainst terrorists, jungle they killed nnie bandits, During their 10 days m the captured
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    Students Handicapped By Lack Of Institute
    301 5 Standard Staff Reporter IN his talk on Electrical Engineering at the YMCA last night, Mr. C. G. V. Rudd of United Engineers told his audience of young aspirants to the profession that at the moment, without a Proper technical institute at which to study,
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    Jill Yew Sia Office Bearers
    188 5 JIN YEW SIA Association 1950,1951 annual elections resulted as follows: Patrons: Koh Swee Gim. Quek Seng Lip, Ching Leng Swee, Foo Chin Peng. Lim Chiap Leng, Ang Kirn Cheo; President: Ong Song Bee; Vice-President: Koh Beng Sum, Tan Cher Yak, Tay Choon Huat, Tan Yeow
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    Scheme For Technical Assistants
    59 5 Scheme For Technical Assistants T CHNICAL assistants of tiie Broadcasting Department will be trained under a new technical apprentice appointments scheme at the Technical College m Kuala Lumpur next year, the Director, Mr. J. S. Dumersque announced m the course of a talk over Radio Malaya last night. Local engineers
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    Read Wordsworth, Students Told
    215 5 Standard Staff Reporter PROFESSOR Roy Morrell, who has been appointed to the Johore Chair of English Language and Literature at the University of Malaya, chose the poet Wordsworth as the subject of his inaugural lecture m the Oei Tiong Ham Hall at the University last night.
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    Teachers' Union Ask For Single Type Training
    523 5 Teachers Union Ask For Single Type Training Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Teachers Union will ask Government to institute a single type of training for probationer teachers. This follows a resolution passed at a "well attended" meeting of Emergency Trainee teachers held at the Union's premises on Thursday. In a
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    BENEFIT SOCIETY
    31 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PEXANG. Fri— The Penang Family Benefit Society will hold its 24th annual general meeting at No. 6. B, Street, on Saturday. Nov. 2S at 3 p.nv
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    The Planter's Headache
    783 6 j\ OT WITHSTANDING protests from rubber interests both m Malaya and m the United Kingdom, the Federation Government^Jias decided to increase the export duty on rubber. Grave doubts exist as to the wisdom of this decision, and reports to hand speak of joint action by the rubber
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    After Truman-MacA Meet, London Is Reassured
    1245 6  -  ANDREW ROTH By J LONDON. /OFFICIAL Britain heaved 2 a sigh of relief when it viewed the smile on Pre- siiienL Truman's face after J his Wake Island meeting 2 with General Mat-Arthur. 2 There had been a moment j of pique at the
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    POPPY DAT 1950.
    72 6  -  J.BARUCH (Contributed) Poppies that bloom m Flanders far away Brinjr raenj'riea of Borrows of yesterday, But Happies you buy to-day shall hrinj;. Comfort to some one as gladness m spring Remember them then, who gave their all Silent their voices lo you still they call So here
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    TWO MINUTES OF SILENCE ON THIS DAY
    195 6  -  L.H TAY SILENCE for two brief minutes once again. Silence m which so many will remember hot tears of jo> and bitter tears of pain that overflowed one lons -aso November and five years ago m May and September. Iv. o minutes! Lonjj
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    Winner Give All
    579 6  -  CASSANDRA By IN the English pub it is almost impossible to say anything that has any apparent effect. The flaming revolutionary crying "To the barricades Comrades!" will be gruffly told to "Shurrup." The poet speaking with golden voice and honeyed word and the man announcing that he
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    It's The Talk Of The Town
    516 6 It's The Talk Of The Town Ex-PoWs Want Compensation AGITATION Is proceed ing for compensation to exprisoners of war m the Far Easi at the rate of Si for ea<-n day of imprisonment— a rate •>♦ compensation already agreed to by the United States Government and payable from Japa ea
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    Review of Views
    99 6 Review of Views Democratic Practice i n 5AN the sue < Sj ngai recentl3 B appointments d the kamp the beneficiaries of mme LTl is G ernment I been consulted I Board is the r sa id the Malay c te-tions Malay uno?' icillor ai B d. and m an
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    INDIAN WARNING TO RED CHINA
    318 7 Deputy PM Tells Peking: 4 Will Meet Force With Force' \K\\ DELHI, No\. 10 (AP) India, through her Deputy Prime Iron < ham-rllo!^ Sanlar Vallablibhai Patel, commenting on the I "ibt t and the palace revolt m Nepal, sternly warned Red China weald meet lone
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    Speed Up, Orders Peking
    65 7 Speed Up, Orders Peking ting* 1 bethe Peking "OaePo- heng, A .n Tibet •ast picked Lama, who eadership of i -v c, <\- i d be He is accomChinese OFFEI up t-iIJ la (ien. ..up!td with ion- :.> him and his 'victories m tllitadea and 1 d Lhasa made no
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    UK Refuses Visas To 100 Foreigners
    13 7 UK Refuses Visas To 100 Foreigners World ich is to ar is Reuter
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    Younger Lord Mayor
    7 7 r of Lon- AP
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    Four Kings Walk In Procession
    68 7 Four Kings Walk In Procession Four King s walked a mile m procession through the streets of Stockholm with the funeral cortege of King Gustav V of Sweden, who was buried with his ancestors m the royal vault of the Knights Church.' King Gustav VI. his successor, led the Royal
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    US Moves Against Peking But Will Admit Its Delegates
    246 7 US Moves Against Peking But Will Admit Its Delega tes NEW \OKk. Nov. 10— As Britain am! France backed the United States m the Security Council m demanding that Re«l China k i>e required" to pull oul her forces from Korea, Washington announced that permission ha«l been granted to a
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    Best Forces In Manchuria
    41 7 Chinese Nationalist intelligence officers m Taipeb place the number of Chinese Red reserves m Manchuria at 150.00 J. These, they said, are Russian -equipped and we the elite <»f Gen. Lin Pians Fourth Field Army. A. P.
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    51 7 Police officers led Pedro Albizu Campos (second from right) from his home m San Juan. Puerto Rico, after the Puerto Kican Nationalist party leader was placed under arrest. lie was hold m an islandwide round-up touched off by the Puerto Itican revolt and the attempt on the life of President
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    UK Prepares To Meet Atomic Attack
    172 7 LONDON Nov. 10 (Reuter) As Prime Minister Clement Attlee issued a warning that "there are dark clouds" on the international horizon, Home Secretary James Chuter Ede announced m Parliament that Britain was preparing a national plan for air raid shelters with priority for areas
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    S. Koreans Take 2 Northern Towns
    42 7 TOKYO. N«>v. 10 'Router): S'Uth Korean troops took two North Korean towns without meeting opposition yesterday when they entered Tqkchon, road and rail centre m Koreas nountainous "waist," and nearby Wonni, scene ol recent bitter fighting
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    Attire Wants Germans In Europe Army
    34 7 Prime Minister Clement At! lee has called for the speedy formation of a unified European army with Gorman participation to defend the West against loomin? aggression. U .P.
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    Christians' 4 Duties In Anti-Red Struggle
    122 7 Christians' 4 Duties In AntiRed Struggle LONDON, Nov. 10 <UP)Archbishop of York Dr. Cyril Garbett's denunciation oi the Red upheavals m Korea. Malaya and Indo-China as "part of a worldwide conspiracy directed against Western civilisation." was one of the sharpest attacks on Communism and Russia ever heard here from a
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    Agree To Disagree
    28 7 Nine members of the Liberal Party m the House of Commons have decided to carry on as a party, agreeing to disagree where necessary.- Reuter
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    Elizabeth To Visit Athens With Duke
    45 7 Princess Eli eth will VaveJ from Malta t thcns on Dec. 3 m the dispatc vessel Surprise when she ai ri ier husband, the Duke of Edi irgh, visit the King and Quef ot Greece next month. A P
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      US Casualties Rise To 28,235
      74 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 (Reuter): U.S. casualties m the Korea war were 28.235 up to Nov. 3. the Defence Department announced. This is an increase of 625 over figures announced a week earlier The total includes 4.109 killed m action, 19,793 wounded and 4.283 missing. Representative
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      95 7 Tico English flowers— ihc zinia and lh€ morning yionjuriU be known m Ahme.dabad (Western India), after Prune Minister Nehru and Deputy Prime Minister Pair? Then hare been named "Jawqnar J n:" and "Ynlhibh Kirn The new Argentine Minister to the Philippines, Senor Jose B;'U!!st;i S;d'e>. h;>.« presented his credei tiala
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      12 7 The Security Council has r sumed hearing of the Palestin< Question.- Reuter
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      27 7 Burma's BuddHst monks to make a countrywide ap i to all Buddhists to help 0 m stamping: out Common "tliis irreligious creed I ne Russian tamp". A.P.
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      20 7 The Western allied poi will end the state of war v jei many early next year, rßXifi diplomatic circles. U.P
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      22 7 Dutch and Indonesian will meet m The Hague on Nov. 20 to determine the future statui of West New Guinea.- A P.
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      23 7 French Communist leader Maurice Thorez is going to the Soviel Union for medical treatment He suffered i"n>m a stroke last month A. P.
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      22 7 Three children died m n Georgetown 'British Guiana) public hospital after their mother by mistake y;»ve them poison instead of medicine. Reuter
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      29 7 mbat patrols of the Amenr 2nd Division northeast of chon (North Korea* cap.cd eight tanks, six selfjpclled guns and more than lorries with ammunition. il m good condition Reuter
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      36 7 A British Foreign umce spoke .n denied that an AngloAmer. n directive had been sent Gen Mac Arthur, urtfinß him halt his advance at the Kor Isthmus SO as to avoid contact with Chinese forces. Reuter
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    'Not Only German Question': West
    72 7 'Not Only German Question West PARIS. Nov. 10 (Reuter): America. Britain and France will each send preliminary replies shortly to Russia agreeing m principle with the idea of a lourpower meeting, ii is learned here. The notes of the Wsetern Governments, m reply to the Soviet note inviting them to
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    Labour Govt. Too Highbrow Now
    37 7 The British National Union of Railwayim i as complained that the Lai Parly is becoming too highbrow. As c result there is a "diminishing of favour m The Labour Government," A. P.
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    Grave Position Arises If Peking Defies UN's 'Withdraw' Call
    126 7 LONDON. Nov. 10 (Renter)— The military imputations of Chinese intervention m Korea are still beins studied with concern and attention by officials here. They point out that, if Peking fails to comply with the U.S. resolution calling for a withdrawal of
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    UN Army Is Becoming Truly International
    159 7 SEOUL. Nov. 10 (Router) The United Nations Army m Korea is beginning to take its real international shape. Already m Korea are Americans. Britons, Australians. Filipinos. Canadians. lurks, lnaiianders and South Africans, while other ships are on the way bringing Greeks, Frenchmen, Bolivians Dutchmen,
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    UN Progress Made In Anti-war Plan
    141 7 NEW YORK. Nov. LO (AP) —The U.N. General Assembly Political Commiuee approved a Yugoslav plan designed to halt hostilities immediately or, if that fails, to pin the guilt of aggression on the offending country. The vote was 51 m favour, five against, India and
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    'Indo-China Is Lost If Hanoi Falls'
    99 7 PARIS N' 19 CUP l rges :> lusted I Army Ch,. Staff, said Franc*, must sar: vthing else ii necessai> m Indo-China to hold the northern i ta of. its supply port of Haiphong and the surroundings Red H:\ <■< I area. Otherwise the.
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    13 P.I Chinese Held
    14 7 Manila police have arrested 13 Chinese on undisclosed i I
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    Tough Turks To Move Up
    96 7 SEOULs Nov. 10 ißeuti I Tlie Turkish forces have been ope ating m the Kumchon of Central Korea for two weeks being engaged m prising out guerillas and stragglers left behind m the UN. advance j ese tough fighters were at first disappointed because they
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    New Defence Chain For Hannoi As Rebels Menace Laos
    261 7 New Defence Chain For Hannoi As Rebels Menace Laos HANOI. Nov. 10 (AP) Fii>i indications thai Red China hud not only trained and supplied rebel i<tniinl> forces w i c H artillery, which played a bii: j»art m ih< receni French reverses, but also \%\\h armour li.«\« coincide^ \*ith news
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    Bridges Bombed As New UN Big Push Looms
    315 7 Bridges Bom bed As New UN Big Push Looms TOKYO, Nov. 10 IWre an- indication* that thr I.V air force"* pro-rut intensh c attacks on V alii Ki%rr bridges art 1 aimed at isolating the Red CUbsM forrrin Korra. now MtfaMOted at 60.000. n> a pr<'hi«l«' to I new mnnnrrr
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    Allied Plan To Revive Buna Plants
    238 8 NEW YORK. Nov. 9 (AP)— Mr. Harvey S. Firestone, chairman of the Firestone Tyre ami Rubber Company, disclosed that fcilks are iioin^ on between tlie Allies and Western Germany to re\ive the German buna (synthetic) rubber industry- German synthetic rubber could help fill the
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    Steel 'Bound To Be In Short Supply'
    146 8 Steel 'Bound To Be In Short Supply' NEW YORK. N 9 (AP)— Shortages of steel and non- j US metals are bound to M h more acute m th month > ahead as the full I wo.^ht i.f defence and essential civilian programme begins to I c felt, the magazine
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    JIMAH RUBBER
    11 8 The output of Jimah R Oci >ber, 1950 Iba
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    TRADE TALKS
    24 8 FRANKFURT, Nov. 10 (AP) A German trade delegation left for Paris to cond I with Syria m the Syrian Embassy i;i France.
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    31 8 rnoio. U.S. Ambassador Henry F. Grady (left) shakes hands with Premier AH R.izmara. at i ceremony m Teheran, marking the signing of the 5500.000 Point Four Agreement with Iran. Associated Press
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    811 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— N withsi g the sharp rise m the commodity price. M I er shar< ed practi- m quotations ere an market, but some is v remained a firm ing quotations were: B »n Sellers B cks l Ord 197* I t Atlas ice 11% '2
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    US Will Maintain Rice Crop Level: 7 Million Bags
    317 8 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 (AP) The outlook for I.S. rice production m 19" I is about the same as for this year, an Agriculture Department spokesman said here. A final decision on the allotments and quotas probabl) ill be made by Secretary
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    UK CONTROLS ZINC BUYING
    51 8 LONDON, Nov. m (AP) Worldwide scarcity of zinc will prevent the British Government from allowing private traders to buy it abroad, the Minister ol Supply, George Strauss, said. He added his Ministry would continue as the central purchasing agency to ensure that "available supplies are distributed
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    COMPARISON
    76 8 est and lowest prices dur:iig the week ending Nov. 10. 1 i were HL'hiM (ih i -.1 Spot Loose l j:> F. 0.8, Nov. R.M.A 1 R.S S 2.V> 194 R I A.2R.S.S. E IP2 H MA :^R.S.S. 221 190 R.M.A. "C" Blanki I Ci epe FOBNov.-Dec. \9'2 i<;B
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    Ruling Money Exchange Rates
    124 8 EXCHANGE rates now m force as supplied by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, are as follows: transaction* with Tn,1o Ch'ns ,nr siarr *rt oerrp<»f*<* tr Straff. ln\\iT< only HONOKONO. Not. 10 (Special Standard Service-- Closing prices on the k L chan ~<' toda >' W«: HKS*)43
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    RUBBER IS SOLD AT $2-35 A LB: HIGHEST IN 38 YEARS
    259 8 Standard Staff Reporter WHILE Malayan rubber prices yesterday rose sharply to new heights m 38 year-., the tin quotation registered an unprecedentedly big drop of $85.12^ to $543.75 per picul. Rubber opened at $2.35 per lb. for first grade
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    US To Discuss Sugar Sales
    131 8 WASHINGTON. Nov. iO (AP) The Government will hold a hearing here on Nov. 28 to get industry's views on how much BUg&r H should allow to be sold m this country In 1951. The Agriculture Department called the hearing under provisions of the .sugar control
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    SOON PRICES
    79 8 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon price- yesterday (Nov. 10.' were per lb.: Buyers Sellers No 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot Loc.se -2 ?1 $2.3 FOB. m b < v No. 1 R.S.S $2.31 $2.32 No. 2 R.S.S $2.26 $2.29 No. 3 R.S.S. R.M.A 1 00 reg
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    48 8 COPRA was firm m the Sin-: gapore produce market yester- j <iay. Sellers quoted 546 and i buyers $45 per picul. with no business resulting. Coconut oil was quiet steady with sellers at $73 and no buyers. The other section? of the nroduce market were quiet.
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    BRITISH GOODS FOR USA
    54 8 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (Reuter):— A Mood of British exports is arriving at American ports, so great that cus- toms officials cannot cope with it. Treasury officials today admitted that cargoes, including China' textiles and leather goods, have piled up nt piers and warehouses at the east
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      RUBBER
      45 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Nov. 10) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS Spot Loose 52.24A 52.25A FOB. m bales Nov. No 1 RSS 82.24 A 82.2.V. No. 2 RSS 52.19 1 52.20 1 No 3 RSS. 52.14 S2.i:i Tone: Kasier
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      101 8 NNGAJFORE. Kri Tho price of tin toda> was (543.75 p<« pi< ul Down (85.121 LONDON, \o\ to I IP. Thr price of sp<»t tin l<v-t another \:I3U per t ii. quoted at Etii at this morning's session. Three months also slumped, dropping £135 u> E931 per ton. Noon closing
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    UK In Position To Relax Gold $ Restrictions
    451 8 UK In Position To Relax Gold Restrictions W tSHINGTON, Nox. <) (Renter) I lie Internationa] Monetary Fond m sccrd report i,:;^ named Britain, instralu^ N <-\% Zealand and eylon as !>« itm nov% m a position to begin a progress relaxation of their dollar import restrictions. lik* monetary reserves of
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    BIG GOLD CARGO FOR HONGKONG
    90 8 HONGKONG, N I B ter-AAP) Heavy suppi arriving m the Colony prevented a higher gold market last week v. I :t bullish u> influence of new- from EC area that the Chinese Comoist forces had intervened N X 'rea. According the Far Eastern E Review.
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    LINGUI TIN PAYING 15 PERCENT
    73 8 LINGUI TIN PAYING 15 PERCENT Company Repor 4 UNGUI ll\ ui.i.i, ha- not < d\\ Ukadi -iiu I'M itj| pa\ -»|jari liol.l; i g rent lo* ta\ for It., tmdmi IwM MMJ made 4 992.393, alt, r $500 to |».n sudil ;nwl > k5OO forward from account tmouni 573. mak
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    43 9 On luxurious ruht) !P pfthe th Eastern m »t ..row on i I hrM ktaM VCiM4 .tu-U witfca nirabk Tfce ,r.ueful. hull -f th, s seei m t nrrd finfb v Qneca tae Jai4iac and lamp bridse
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    Oluf Maersk's Cargo Surveyed: Fire Will Delay Her Departure
    357 9 Oluf Maersk 's Cargo Surveyed: Fire Will Delay Her Departure f Standard Shipping Reporter BECA1 SI THERE i> I fear that part of the 3.000-ton rarjro «.f Malayan ami Siamese rubber has been ruined by water from ses played on it when tire brake out aboard the Danish freighter Maersk
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    25 9 IQ (Re five be (1 as Shii rpl i report i Shi I i i:;ed ere v od. ken on a New fever
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    Ceylon's Plea
    47 9 CEYLOH has requested ECAFE that Mr. V M. Subra- manian, the ECAFF. Iron and Seel Consultant, should accompany Mr. M- K. Powvala, the Iron and Steel Controller of the Government of India, during his trip to Ceylon for consultations on Ceylon's iron and steel project-.
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    Hero's Funeral
    46 9 CHAMONIX. Nov. 10 (Reutcr 1 —The Indian Government and Air India Internationa] were represented today at trie funeral here oi Rene Payot, the ace Chamonix auide who was tailed by an avalanche on Monday leading a rescue party to trie wrecked Air India Constellation.
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    Eastern Queen Has Gurkhas For S'pore On Maiden Voyage
    254 9 Standard Shipping Reporter GURKHA SOLDIERS returning to active service after leave m Nepal, which is now much m the news because of its recent constitutional uprising, are passengers m tiie Jardine, Matheson liner Eastern Queen, expected at Singapore tomorrow on her
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    GHOSTLY DELAYS
    30 9 SOME PEOPLE m Japan think the ghosts of Japanese warriors who lie m unattended graves on Wake Island are causing delays to American airliners stopping at the airfield.
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    PACHUMBA ARRIVES ON HER FIRST TRIP HERE WITH A QUEER CARGO
    270 9 TA^Tw^ ianaarcl m PP ln S Reporter iAMiNG, on this Voyage north. 7.000 tons of linseed oil horn India to Japan— after discharging 8.000 tons of fcast 'African cashew nuts at Cochin and Bangalore— tne b.i. freighter Pachumba certainly
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    House Told Of Sabotage
    73 9 LONDON, Nov. 10 (UP) -L. J. Callaghan, Parliamentary Secretary of the Admiralty told the House of Commons today thai I■> re had been 11 cases <•( 1 toous damage to British rships and naval bases m the last six months. He said that trvo dockyard workers
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    ECAFE To Launch Asian, Far Eastern Railway Association
    224 9 THE AD HOC Committee of Experts on Inland Transport of ECAFE. at their plenary session in the Grand Palace, Bangkok, this morning approved the recommendation that ECAFE. at its next session in February 1951. should set up an Asian ;;;id Far Eastern
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    Back In Triumph
    70 9 PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 10 (AP) The aircraft carrie: Triumph came home i d 'nuniph from the war m Korea Captain AD. Toiiesse, her comiiidiidiT. said the carrier destroyed or badly damaged T(i small enemy vesseis during her June to September spell ot duty with the United Nations forces.
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    Ships For Formosa
    24 9 THE NATIONALISTS Ministry of Communieatk>Ds today di :ided to allow Japanese ships to ply between Japan and For- osa. A. P.
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      80 9 KUtna. W» b^ Krl.^.i Java Nuwn by uphir. Medan n->"» »yjf»" rmsdijk. l»::u,.b. S«M b, K«U Vica. I ;rrd sutea .1 vmrrui a«4 l »nada b y steel A-.-- v r;l tk I ,''V^ p i liril Noon b> Xi .ih Kn.,kr. Ih.nlan.i IS p in. b\ Fr^ia. irrhrals tm*n
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      223 9 I\TFLLIfiEJVICE JAB PT > EAST ASIATIC LINE Outward From Europe Nov. 14: Danholm, sails for Bangkok Nov. 16. Nov. 20: Nordhval, sails for Saigon Bangkok Nov. 21. .Nov. 26: Flastria, sails for Saigon Bangkok Nov. 27. Nov. 29: Kina, sails for Manila. Hongkong, Takubar and Japan Dec. l. Dee. 8:
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      216 9 I Nov. 28. Fur Colombo. Bombay. Karachi and Persian Gulf Ports Dec. l: Star Alcyone, sails Dee 4 MAERSK LINE Nov. 21: Arnold Maersk, sails U.S. East Coast Ports via P. Swettenham and Penang Nov. 28. Nov. 26: Else Maersk, sails for Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persin Gulf Ports Nov.
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      252 9 I Japan Nov. 11? In Port Orphir, sails tor Jakarta Nov. 11. In Port: Ismaila, sails for Bombay Nov. 1 1. In Poi't Dardanus, saiis for Europe Nov. 11. In Port: Phrontis, sails for London Nov. 18. In Port: Colehas, sails foi Hamburg Nov. 14. In Fort: Burhill. sails foi
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    MANY DADS
    116 10 TTOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10. AJ- Ten-year-old Jimmy Hunt, who plays Margaret O'Brien's brother m Columbia's "The Romantic Age," has had more screen fathers and mothers than any moppet m Hollywood history. In his four year film career Jimmy has averaged ten pictures a year. In most of them he
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    Star May Be Model Actress: Actress Is Seldom Star Model
    732 10  - Star May Be Model Actress Actress Is Seldom Star Model Er skine Johnson by 11OLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 Hollywood's $150,--000-an-epic sirens, a model agency executive told me today, needn't come running to him for jobs if television gobbles up the movie industry. Any unemployed Lanas and Hedys will get the twosecond
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    LIZ TOPS LIST OF BEAUTIES
    89 10 "XKW YORK, NOV. JO British-born film star Elizabeth Taylor topped the list of America's topn osi beautiful women, chosen by the "Artists Group of America." The Group said of Elizabeth Taylor: "Her eyes and nose are masterpieces of nature. The other girls were: Actresses: Ava
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    To Play Blind Veteran
    75 10 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 10— Switching from his role of a hired killer m "The Secret Fury," Willard Parker has been signed by RKO Radio to play a deeply sympathetic part m "Seven Witnesses," m which Gig Young has the top spot. Parker will portray a blind veteran
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    PLAYER RUNS THEATRE
    45 10 HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 10— Between movie assignments. Kathleen Freeman, who plays a comedy role m "Cry Danger," is one of the operators of the Players Ring Theatre. She was also one of the founders of the Circle Theatre. another popular Los Angeles playhouse.
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    FONTAINE DIVORCE
    43 10 SANTA MONICA, Nov. 10 British-born film star Joan Fontaine, Xi. sued her producer husband William Dozier, for divorce here on the grounds that he "wilfully deserted her." The couple were married m 194(5 and separated m August last year. A. P.
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    TOP FILM MEN MEET
    68 10 Two top film men one from Singapore, the other from Hollywood say hello to each other at the Rallies Hotel where a cocktail party was held on Wednesday to welcome the latter to the Colony. With back to the camera is film magnate Mr. Run iluii
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      87 10 TO. 4: 3.15 5.3© 9.15 p.m. FIEsTA «»f Songa, music dances from Bombay's Latesl picture "DIL RUBA M (m Hindustani) starring Rehana, Cuckoo, Yakub an! h ALL Dancer oy Knsiina Kumar India S foremost dance teacher) Tonite Midnite: "DUNIYA" (Hindustani) Tomorrow morning show 11 a.m. Abbott Costello m THr; XOOSK
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      51 10 tJ±L AT J\ I C^ A SSH^W'T EXPECT 1 fvATOOKVEK) VEAM, Xl IP YOU'D WAVE A' DOES IX A^?^^^ W TDO ANY BETTE(^ LICKIN' I a f LrLBT AAE USB TH' 7^TN\ V\vA^v XS^PL >^ s^E%«o GOOD IC-COULD m- M VS-S-STRIN6S i^w^^. POR T>\ DONE 1 1 >#f "~Vw IN
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    THERE'S A PRE-WAR GLAMOUR TODAY IN BRITAIN CAPITAL
    282 11  - THERE'S A PRE-WAR GLAMOUR TODAY IN BRITAIN CAPITAL H. L. HOPKIN by- (>»:. 3fl (B^ Air >lail). London looks In like h<r old M*lf than at any thm- Miu-e .i li-ht- are fully on (for al the moment irike U> inierfere nilh supplies), the Btrcdfl ,1 iluatrt^ and restaurants are
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    38 11 Th? Selangor State Hockey Team which lost to Negri Scmbilan m the second match of the Quadrangular Tournament played on the SCC Padang on Thursday. Second from the left m the front row is the captain A. Tajuddin.
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    Rainbow Effect
    681 11 I wonder what has haj£ pened to Professor Voronoff, who paid several visits to the Easi before the war and gave his treatment to a number Of wealthy patients. He was about 65 when he was last m Singapore, and an inquiring reporter asked if he had treated
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    PERAK MALAY SPORTS CLUB REOPENS
    252 11 PERAK MALAY SPORTS CLUB REOPENS iPOH. Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Perak Dato Haji Abdul Wahab this morning performed the opening ceremony of the Perak Malays Sports Club before a large gathering of Malay sportsmen. It was the first revival of ithe club since it was dissolved some 25 years
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    Segamat Basketball
    64 11 SEGAMAT, Thur*. A large crowd, the biggest since the liberation. witnessed a fine basketball matched played at the town court here between tie Segamat Chinese team and i.ie Worcester Regiment. The Chinese led from beginning to finish. Though the soldiers i ought back gamely. they could not reduce
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    Federation Schools Visiting Singapore
    228 11 FHERE will by a glui of inter-school rugfy and hockey matches when up-country teams tonic to Singapore during the Vmas holidays. The visiting teams will reurosent Victoria Institution. Kuala Lumpur, and Anderson School. Ipoh Victoria Institution will be the gues' of Raffles Institution while teams representing
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    Mild Upset In SBA Tourney
    168 11 Mild Upset In SB A Tourney KUALA I.IMPIR. Fri The quarter-finals of the men's singles m the Selangor open badminton championship were played nil last nifcht at the Scntul Methodist Bo.\ s School Hull. Lim Yin Saik. created a mild upset by eleminating Ng Sik Kee. Lim Kee Fong and
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    Glencarrig Wins
    61 11 AINTRKE. ENGLAND. Nov. 10 (AP) Glencarrig, which looked I like a winner m last year's grand National steeplechase until he fell two fences from home, won the £1.000 Becher chase here Thursday. The race covered two and a half miles of grand National course. Trainer T. Masson said
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    'Meat Wagon' Teams Up With Ezz Charles
    585 11 MEW YORK, (AP) Hay Aral tArn fciiiwe known at- lh«' k *m« k at wajion** through hi- rather graeMime duty of «lrau«iin«» bfWfrfd l)^^\t'r^ lo ihrir (urnrrs after J<>« l,<mi> had fiaished \m\U them during Nm "Br<»vn liomhtr's*' r<i«j:n <>( l<rr<»r. Kfl no
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    Morro Wants Fewer Rounds
    71 11 TO-XIGHTS wrestling „l the li dium between Kin^ Kong under "all-in" rules will be over 10 Beven-tninutt rou.'; The bout was originally I Led for 10 ten-minute rou,\ ha rdance with the rules. Morro a eSi ly that the c is made at his request on
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    SRA Spoon Shoot
    33 11 The next Singapore Hi' < (U boi iation spoon I I >r .303 will t;,ke pljce at the Seletar H.: c Range on Sun. If at b a.m. instead of tomorrow.
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      205 11 K\l)l(* X> X I M •.1..-: li 1> hi Dma«« Mu-' SINGAPORE PENANG i V '-'!-H PI ;RAMMI Ml a:n V,v I-, pm Sin«a par* J j \,«v. Ji riaa« PI»J \.inrtv K. ir r: H p nti. (r.mr nlirmen Pl— I Mf li 'r.' >atur«luv lT..m k» N«r»; Beautj
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    Brilliant Benny Manuel Saves Negri Once Again
    550 12 By Forward THIRTY K)l R-YEAR old Benny Manuel, playing his 16th season for Negri Sembilan, ira\e another of his brilliant displays between the ■ticks forcing a strong Singapore team to a one-all draw m the second day of liit- quadrangular tournament played on
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    Rugby Victory For Edwardians
    93 12 Rugby Victory For Edwardians tPOH, Fri The unbeaten Taiping King Edward the Sev< th sch Rugby Fifteen scored a narrow victory over the Anderson School a1 the tter's ground this evening. The Edwardians won by a solitary try scored by Adnan midway m the first half. Playing with typical schoolboy
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    Key Games In Today's Rugby
    185 12 FOLK H.vis Malaya Rugby matches will be played today at Alor Star where Kedah meets Perak, at Penan? where Selangor play Penang, m Seremban between NegriMalacca and Combined Services, and m Singapore, between Singapore and Johore Of all these matches, that between Selangor and Penang
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    Four Changes In All-India Team
    112 12 BOMBAY, Nov. 10 <Reuter>— India have four changes for the second unofficial test against Commonwealth beginning here on Dec. 1. S. G. Shinde, B.C. Aiva. Rajendranath and V. L. Manjrekar come m for C.S. Nayudu, G. Kishenchand, N. Chowdhury and P. G. Joshi. Rajendranath, who
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    Selmngor's Vowles Scores Hat-trick
    370 12 (By "Stick*") HI.IA recovered after their initial setback against Negri Sembilan on Thursday, Selangor were m scoring mood yesterday when they met .Malacca. They won hv four goals to one. Selangor bad to thank their centreforward, Vowles, for their victory. The lanky leader ot the attack
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    Varsity Beat Services
    223 12 Varsity Beat Services A VASTLY IMPROVED University of Malaya hotkey team defeated Combined Services 2 o m a friendly at the Varsity's Bukit Timah Road ground yesterday. The Varsity team owed its win to a well-knit defence, m which B. Marks, B. K. Sen and i Thiagaraiu played vvell. Marks
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    MORRIS SCORES BRILLIANT 150
    331 12 I SYDNEY, Nov. 10 (Rt-u--ler-AAP) New Soul h Wales lia<l scored 271 for one wicket m their fir«t innings against MCC m a rain-curtailed fir>t day's play of their four-day match h^ere today. This score was due to a fine unbroken second wicket stand hv Arthur
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    GENERAL CAN SCORE FIRST WIN TODAY
    592 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By FINISHING a good second to Happy Traveller over the seven on the second day, the five-year old chestnut Australian gelding General who will find the six furlongs more to his liking, should be able to score his maiden win today, the
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    HOT FAVOURITES FIZZLE OUT
    481 12 HOT favourites in the current six-aside sorcer tournament, Kota Raja "A" and Rovers "A" fielded depleted teams at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Rajas turned out with three players while Rovers were one better. The "extra" player made a world of a difference and Rajas went down
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    99 12 OUie Davits Cmj fri niflm t flnor Mli f K\(l 1 H'^.^l l><>\\\> 'I.I'MIM |M>\\\- X lair (Qiirt Rosaline 1,, <n wt\vr 9 GENERAL <.l M X Al. <.|\.v, Ahhy K>V J 1 I^' H RACSI BWG BeWOBBNG XXI Fountain Ladj Mamiiso Mf... B| RVCF4 TOMTOY M\l\ ll\l,l
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    CHANCES IN S'PORE TEAM
    47 12 THERI c the Smgap 1 1 50..,: I I hockey I Pad ing Marks will rep th< eft back p X Sundratn of Copies ["he S V N i\ ai: H (CapO, B c fathei E P iraisam iB. C utti E I
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      686 12 RACE 1: "The ARMISTICE STAKES "Sh Furs.: Z.4S /W/. L 103 Nachtegaal a 9.00 "Mr. Tang" Yon<* 2. 042 Epsom Downs a 9.00 KY. Lim Da; 3. 303 Fair Court a 8.09 Kar.g Moh Siong Tankard 4. 000 Wonder Bird tiy 8.04 Leong Hoe Yeng H Sleich" 5. 123 Loch
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