Singapore Standard, 17 November 1950

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    15 1 Singapore Standard YOL I NO. 138 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    protest On New Rubber Duty Sent To Govts
    201 1 p rotest On New Rubber Duty Sent To Govts Standard Staff Reporter < eJonj pratea! against the Federation's r in export «lulv on rubber next year I li\rr««l to both the Singapore ami Federation (Governments. The protest jointly made bv the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese ar.d Infctan Chambers
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    UK Rejects Demands From Egypt
    61 1 UK Rejects Demands From Egypt p F._ pt' E_Q atic quart turn ra I ot the d the Sudan pokesman oi en he ttil on U!l--previously S time. Re' r Caii said E tian t his i ng "total unity of D tef the G t con. I to i
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    Reservists To Get Their jobs Back
    33 1 Reservists To Get Their jobs Back If Reul l i i up ifter July ts icemen ir civilian .der a ed today. c-ment in t also a. is n ipts if t ei
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    India Acts To Safeguard Border Areas
    101 1 NEW DELHI. Nov. Ifl (UP) India ordered its provincial g rnments along the north- >:itier today to tighten nrity regulations to meet the threats posed by the revoI in Nepal and tiie Communisl invasion of Tibet. a Tibetan Government spokesman said tonight there is
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    Involved In Soviet Protest
    56 1 photo. M. Maurice Thorez, the French Communist Leader, is seen above lifted nto Vishinsky's personal plane in Paris for "treatment in a Russian clinic" in Moscow. On its flight over Berlin last Saturday, the plane, according to a Soviet protest to the American Air Force, was
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    Arms For Berlin Cold War
    160 1 BERLIN. Nov. 16 (UP): Tiie British brought tanks into Berlin today ana Americans rolled in specially trained troops in the first moves to re. iforce West Berlin's dei efences against a possible Russian aggression. The reinforcements arrived only a few hours after the cold war
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    Taipei Hopes For More US Aid Rise
    152 1 TAIPEI. Nov. IK— (AP): Marshall Aid Chief William C. Foster conferred with President Chiang Kai-shek today amid mounting Nationalist hopes of increased American economic aid for Formosa. Present Marshall aid to Formosa averages about U5540,000.--000 a year and it ia no secret the
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    Red Ambush Only 30 Miles From Saigon
    104 1 SAIGON. Nov. 10.— (UP)— Strong Vietminh forces ambusned a Frt-nch civilian and military convoy onlv 30 miles north of 'Saigon,' a French military spokesman said today. He said that the Communists destroyed 10 civilian vehicles and damaged three military vehicles Three French soldiers
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    Another Omnibus Burned
    268 1 Another Omnibus Burned Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE arsonists struck for the ninth time In four j months at the Singapore Traction Company yesterday when they burnt up another Of its omnibuses at Joo Chiat Place last night just after nine o'clock. Tiie vehicle was two-thirds gutted and believed to be
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    Matthews To Visit Seoul On Monday
    58 1 SEOUL. Nov. 16 (UP) The Eighth Army announced today that Secretary of the Navy Francis Matthews will visit Sdbul on Monday, November 20. It said he would confer with President, Rhee. The spokesman did ntit say what he and Rhee would discuss nor how
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    Full Powers To, Be Handed To Dalai Lama
    104 1 Full Powers To Be Handed To D alai Lama NEW DELHI. Nov. 16 (AP)— The 16-year-old Dalai Lama, spiritual and temporal head of invaded but still unconquered Tibet, will be invested with full powers at a state ceremony in his capital of Lhasa Friday, a reliable source said here today.
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    Scientist In US Denies He Is Red
    138 1 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16 (AP)— Dr. Hsueh Shen-tsien, 40, a top jet propulsion scientist, denied ever being a member of the Communist Party at a Department of Immigration inquiry on Wednesday. The hearing is being conducted to determine whether the China-born scientist, formerly
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    MacDonald On Way To Singapore
    39 1 LONDON, Nov 16 (UP): High Commissioner for Southeast Asia Malcolm MacDonald* left London by plane today for Singapore. He returned after three weeks of routine consultations with the Government and talks with French officials.
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    Two British Atomic Scientists Get Awards
    206 1 LONDON, Nov. 15 (Reuter) Two British atomic scientists have received the Royal Society awards for scientific research and discovery, it was announced today. Sir James Chadwiek, Master of Caius College. Cambridge, received the Copley Medal for outstanding work in nuclear physics and in 'development
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    UN Forces Make Slow Progress In Winter Drive
    464 1 UN Forces Make Slow Progress In Winter Drive TOKYO, Nov. 16. (Reuter-AAP) -The United Nations' limffetl "winter offensive" in North Korea v-a*-* making slow progn s* today as slight advances were gained in several sectors of the fi out against varying degrees of Communist resistance. A spokesman at Gen. MacArthur's
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    FAO Warns World Faces Lack Of Food
    168 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 16 (Reuter): The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation yesterday warned that the Korean war and world rearmament threatened the world's economy. An 11-nation committee established to study the world food situation in the light of recent developments reported that unless
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    Korea's Red China Issue Debate Opens
    206 1 Korea 's Red China Issue Debate Opens FLUSHING MEADOW. Nov. 16 (UP)— Tlba CJnited Nations Security Council begins the debate today on an American resolution calling tor a withdrawal of (Chinese (lorumunist troops Irom Korea. while Peking broadly hints it would still want to <_et into the United Nations. But
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    Soviet Navy Reiterates Sea Rights
    234 1 Soviet Navy Reiterates Sea Rights MOSCOW. Nov. 16 (Reuter) Red Fleet, official organ of the Soviet Navy. yesterday officially reiterated Russia's claim to territorial waters extending over 12 nautical miles from any territory, mainland or island^, under Soviet jurisdiction. A three-column article accused the United States of "aggression in the
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    Peking Delegation To UN On Wav
    53 1 PRAGUE, Nov 16 (OP)?— United Nations represent I re here said today that the CI nese delegation to the United Nat ons will arrive in Prague trom Moscow on Saturday morning. They said the delegates would stop here only long enough to be given
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    Pilot Killed In Fighter Crash
    44 1 THE pilot was killed when a Tempest fighter crash I on Landing at Butter worth airfti I yesterday morning on completion of a local flying exernse. His next of kin was being informed, an official _nnou__cament said last night.
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    Unions Urged To Support Formation Of T.U. Congress
    478 2 Standard Staff Reporter AUTONOMOUS groups within the framework of the proposed Singapore Trade Union Congress eould be formed by those I. '.lions who fear that their interests will be ignored by joining the Congress. i This is staled in a letter sent
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    Police Fund Gets $29 More
    126 2 A MALAY sh >pkeeper with persons to support" has pi rnised that he would give m .re to The Standard Police Fund when he 'gets money I from a customer on pay-day. H tri iti m is a dollar. Ihe Standard has received pr my
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    Ko Increase In Rural Rates
    60 2 Standard Staff Reporter I THE Singapore Rural Board is not to increase its rates and taxes for 1951 according to the unanimous decision of members of the Board at their meeting yesterday. The Chairman of the Board. Mr. J. A. Harvey said: "It is not
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    More Rural Revenue
    73 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE REVENUE of the Singapore Rural Board for LMSO IS expected to increase by 50 per cent this year to $1,500,000. Tne estimated revenue was $1,066,227. This was stated by tie i Chairman ol the Singapore Rural B.uird. Mr, J. A. Harvey at its
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    Board Staff 'Looks Good On Paper Only'
    151 2 Board Staff 'Looks Good On Paper On ly Standard Staff Reporter i It was pointed out that the THE STAFFING proposal: filling oi the post of an addifor the Singapore Rural Board tional assistant engineer was had be< approved in toto by somewhat difficult Ihe Finance Committee of the Tins
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    Governor To Give Away Beer Medals
    73 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Franklm Gimson, will present the diplomas and gold 'Medals recently awarded to the Archipelago Brewery Company at the company's factory in Alexandra Road on Saturday at 1_ a.m. The Grand Championship Gold Medal and the diplomas
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    28 2 CAPTAIN Herbert cutting the Q ANT AS birthday cake over the Equator yesterday while his Constellation, on a regular Australia-UK flight, was en route from Jakarta to Singapore.
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    Residents, Rural Board To Share Road Repair Costs
    294 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Rural Board is to pay half the cost of $15,353 for the making up of Somapah Koad. off Changi Koad. a road leading down to the sea. Tin* other half is to be borne by the frontagers
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    Election 'Fever'Not Apparent Yet
    441 2 Election 'Fever' Not Apparent Yet Standard Staff Reporter THE 'FEVER' of the forthcoming? Singapore Municipal elections is not yet apparent this year. Except for issuing personal manifestos and conducting house-to-house canvassing, neither of the two political Parties, the Progressives and the Labour, nor any of the Independent candidates, has started
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    Mistake In Roads'Names
    89 2 Mistake In Roads' Names Standard Staff Reporter THE names of two roads off Upper Serangoou Road were discovered by the Singapore Chief Surveyor to be wrong: the sign post of the one was erected at the other. They had been known by those name--ever s\nre they were put up in
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    Woman Denies Having Morphine
    35 2 TANG WAT LAN, a v. man, claimed trial before the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. P. ague, yesterday, on a charge of being in possession of deleterious drugs. 40 ampoules or morph.:
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    Serang Urges Change In Selection System
    268 2 Seamen's Inquiry A SUGGESTION to change the system of seleetii-g unemployed seamen for work on board -hip- i<» prevent favouritism, was made by a Malay serang. imbar Mi. at the Seamen's Commission of Inquiry held in Singn- pore yesterday. Ambi j sai I the
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    Foulgers Are Back For two Days
    152 2 Foulgers Are Back For two Days Standard Staff Reporter SECURITY POLICE for Sarawak oilfields will be considered in London, Mr. R. K. Foulger. new Police Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, said in Singapore yesterday on his return from Kuching. Mr. Foulger spent more than a week
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    MC's FAVOUR TRISHA OWNERS' CUT DECISION
    166 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Municipal Comnii^ion fawuir* the move by trisha owners in volunlarily a^reriii" to a 30 per eent reduction in the number of trishas pl}in<; in the Colony. The Municipal President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice told The Standard yesterday that
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    Cheated 2 Of $1,400 —2 Years
    115 2 FOR cheating two Chinese of total $1,400 by promising to get them c ont in American ship^. Tmrme Min \v ng. an ex-seaman, was terday sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by the Singapore Second District Judge Mr. Tan Ah Tali. He was ordered
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    To Consult Residents On New Hotel
    92 2 To Consult Residents On New Hotel Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Rural B ard is to ascertain news of various residents at the (ij mile stone. Pasir Panjang R before deciding whether to an 80-ft seven -storey hotel to be built there. hi I■ Board i day. ihe Chairman. Mr.
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    Estate Bombing: Commons Sequel
    120 2 MR AID AX CRAWLEY. Under-Secretary for A H :^e of Commons yesten that a full report on the accidental bombing of I pang Estate, Si been called for. says a Reuter report trom Loud He toid a questioner that during a bombing attack, on Nov. 4^
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    Cashier Used Firm's Money
    91 2 TAX AIK KHOON i cashier and bill eolleetor employed by the Ban Hock L* Oil Mills, yesterday plea;. g lilty before the Singapore Fourth Mai ti te, _fi Clague, to a charge of breach of trust of cash and heques amounting to $225.- 713,93. A second
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    IT'S BETTER TO DIE, CLERK TOLD WIFE
    188 2 FOUR days before Chelliah Murugasu, a clerk employed at G.H.Q. FARELF committed suicide by cutting his throat with a penknife, he told his wife that "it is better to die than to live." This was revealed by his wife. M. Theepam. at an
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    Federation To Have Air Training Corps
    271 3 Standard Staff Correspondent K l vi LUMPUR, Thurs. Government proposes introducing a ~n the Federal LeuUlative Coum-il, next week, on a certificate of providing for Lhe establishment of a Federation of Malaya Ur for lhe training of youths for air defence. corps will he
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    SPECIAL JAILED FOR CHEATING
    179 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEGAMAT, Thurs. Kok Fook Lam, 5.C. 7547. Jementah, On pleading guilty to cheating was sentenced by Che A. Hamid, President" Sessions Court, Segamat to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment. The Court Inspector stated that the accused told Lee Fook, i a rubber tapper on
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    Alleged Use Of Car As Taxi
    39 3 Alleged Use Of Car As Taxi !rt pnnd.-nt B I rning ne 14. in oi she S d. said h her r and drive to n. jestion were •>, the r She axi-driver. reNaval pplied f oi his. not I
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    Postman Is Fined $5OO
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    CHINESE TO HANG FOR WIFE MURDER
    289 3 Standard SiatT Correspondent] S KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Court Appeal today upheld the conviction and death sentence passed on a Chinese, Soon Lian Kay, for the murder of his wife outside the Social Welfare Departed in Seremban on July 8 The Court held
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    RoadFlooded
    46 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Public Work- Department announced today that the Kota Bahru Trengganu Road is Q( -led to a depth of one foot at Pasir Puteh and 18 inches lat the 27th milestone. The water was reported to be still rising.
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    97 3 PENANG, Thurs. Miss Pai Kwong, the famous Chinese ill i .1 star was given a rousing reception at the Mala Kucha'*; airport yesterday on her arrival from Ipoh. She was met by Mr. Chow, the General manager of Shaw Brothers, Penang, and a large number of her admirers. She was
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    Fined $150 For Buying Stolen Rice
    213 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. For dishonestly receiving stolen c rice a 45-year-old Chinese. Lim See Chick, was convicted to- day. lie was fined $150. in default, three months' rigorous j imprisonment by the first magistrate. Mr. A. P. Jack. The prosecution alleged
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    SC Tried To Cheat Woman
    77 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MUAR. Thurs.— The President of the Sessions Court, Inche Hamid bin Mustapha. sentenced a 19-year-old Malay, to one month's rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $500, or a further five months' rigorous imprisonment, for attempting to cheat a Chiese woman. It was
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    No Attack On Press, Says Ramani
    173 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mr, R. Ramani, chairman of the Gandhi Memorial Committee, referring to his speech mar,' on Monday, at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur, pointed out hat he wished to make it clear that his "attack" was directed to the
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    Charge Withdrawn
    28 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA PILAH. Thurs.— The charge against the Bahau Postmaster, Yong Meng Chee and a Malay postman, were withdrawn in the magistrate's court here.
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    Admits Having Samsu Still
    72 3 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs An old Chinese. Chui Hon, of 13 milestone. Senai. pleaee guilty the magistrate's couit yesterday to a charge of pos-ses-ion of a samsu manufacturing still. Court Inspector Md. Tahir asked for postponement of sentence pending a report on Chui's finger
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    Had Scrap Rubber, Woman Jailed
    36 3 Had Scrap Rubber Woman Jailed MUAR. Thurs. A Chinese woman. See San Yin. was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment by the Muar magistrate for unlawful possession of 2_ katies of scrap rubber at Sagil. Tangkak.
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    POLICE OFFICERS MAY EVICT SQUATTERS
    246 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thur,Any person who is found to be in unlawful occupation cf land in an area in respect of which an eviction order has been made, he, and any persons found living with him, may be removed by any police officer
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    Selangor Prepares For Elections
    263 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A former Malayan Civil Service Officer, Mr. (i. Hawkins, has come out of retirement from the United Kingdom, to sei the machinery £_nin£ for the first Kuala Lumpur Municipal elections next year. Engaged by thc Municipality to supervise the elections.
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    Statue In Seremban
    340 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Thurs.— Sec: ies of unprecedented religh fervour were witnessed in Seremban today when statue of the Pilgrim Virgin. Our Lady of Fatima. arrived in the town by way of Tampin. Despite the enormous crowd of devotees and school children who waited at Birch
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    TRANSFERRED
    45 3 l Standard Staff Correspondent PORT DICKSON. Thurs. Mr. Wong Yit Fah, CI interpreter of the magistrate's court. Port Dickson, goes on transfer to the Labour Depart- ment, Kuala Lumpur, today. Mr. Tan Cheng Hoon of the > Labour Department, Kuala I Lumpur, succeeds Mr. W
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    Overloaded Lorry
    25 3 IMUAR. Thurs.— For carrying excess load on Ids lorry a Chij nese. Lee Ah Koh. was fined I $30 by the Muar magistrate.
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    CALL FOR BLOOD DONORS
    127 3 CALL FOR BLOOD DONORS KOALA L 0 M P I R. Thurs. Some of the patients in the Kuala Lumpur hospitals are likely to fate a grave situa tion within the next week or two. owing ta lack of blood donors. The sponsors of the h.ink made special appeal today
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    Accused Refuse To Plead
    182 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. "In \.t *t of tiie course taken by accused. Ho Kim I Bo B'>k Heng and i Heng, of not making their rie fences, I have no option but to convict them," stated the P sident of trie S Court
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    TWO KILLED IN ROAD ACCIDENT
    44 3 Standard Slafl Correspondent SEGAMAT. Thurs 1 were killed as a result of a cot- ■-n a Sing.. bound lorry a -roNei a few miles north of 1. The car was badly da' and fruits were stl on the road
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    BUILT 2 CUBICLES IN HOUSE, FINED
    43 3 Standard Staff "Torre _poß_k ß< \R. Thurs. structing two cubicles in h:s at Jalan Arab an approved permit from Town B ind. Goh Mah S was fined $30 in t rate's court by Inche 1 bin Mustapha.
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    Sultans Want Fight Against Malayan Bandits Stepped Up
    280 4 Sultans Want Fight Against Ma layan Bandits Stepped Up Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMP! R. Thurs The Malay Rulers at tlu-ir Conference today, discussed \titkthe Officer Administering the Government of the Federation. Mr. S. \Y. P, Foster Sutton, ways and means for increasing thc vigour of the Government's measures againsl
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    Factory Had No Permit To Operate
    115 4 Factory Had No Permit To Operate Standard Stiff Correspondent BUTTER WORTH, Thurs. Tan Sm Foo of the Sun Ban Chuan Aerated Water Factory, •harged in the magistrate's court with operating an aerated j wah r fa lory without a heence the Province Wellesley H ,:.i Board at Low Chee Kampong.
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    Retailers Fined $350
    94 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. Fourteen Indian and Chinese retailers of rationed foodstuffs were produced before Ka m par Magistrate Che Abdul Aziz this morning for contravention of Food and Price Control Regulations. Ti> v failed to affix price tags in four languages English, Chinese, Malay and
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    Pleads Guilty Bv Letter
    94 4 Standard Staff Correspondent B E_RW( >RTH, Thurs A Oh Sin lb o; A. or S ar, pleaded guilty by letter in the Bukit Mertajam Mag Courl to a charf o" exeeeding the speed limit o r 30 miles per hour within village limits al H Mertajam.
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    Radio Set For Orphanage
    56 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA KANGSAR, Thai—A radio set and loud speakei were pn ented to the Sultan Abdul Aziz Malay Orphanage here by members of the Girls 1 Club of the Clifford School. Money for the gift was realised from jumble sales organised by Mrs. A.
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    Clerk Pleads Guilty To Two Charges
    105 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— A middleaged Chinese. Quah Kim Keng. employed at Henry Waugh Co. Ltd., Penang. pleaded guilty before Mr. B. G. Smith in the Sessions Court yester-: day to two charges of criminal breach of trust. The ount involved was 1,156.
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    FILM STAR IS READY TO HELP CHARITIES
    183 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Thurs. Chinese film star and singer. Miss Tse Loh Lin this morning paid a .rprise visit to Kuala Kangsar, where she was shown round the mi 1 1 io n- dollar palace of the Sultan of Perak. Miss Tse
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    Police Offer $1,000 Reward
    76 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Selangor Police are ottering a reward of $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for the murder of Mohamed bin Zainal at Sungei Limpit Village on the morning of Aug. 29. The information
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    Old Girls To Meet
    48 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— The Convent Old Girls' Association will hold a general meeting in the school hall on Saturday. Nov. 18 at 3 p.m. to elect new committee members. All old girls. whether members or not. are invited to attend the meeting.
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    $4,884 For Varsity Fund
    74 4 Standard Sta v'orrespondent THE Batu Gajah Appeal Committee f the University of Malaya E- wment Fund reports a ree< collection this year of $4.' .04. This amount was arrive t after deduction of expen on printing and stationery amounting to $61. Followi are the donations received
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    ART & CRAFT SHOW
    51 4 ART CRAFT SHOW Standard Staff Correspondent I SEGAMAT. Thurs— An art and craft exhibition was g. en at the Segamat Malay Eoys' School last week end attended by a large crowd. It was followed by a Physical Drill Competition participated by three girls' schools and five boys' schools in the
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    Tooth Extractors To Pass Exam. Before Registration
    166 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUA] A LUMPUR, Thurs To >Lh extractors and those persons engaged in dentistrythree years prior to April 15, 1948. will have to pass an examination to be registered as dentists in future. New Regulations for their registration have now bee
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    54 4 PICTURES lak^n at the Poppy Day Dance held at the International Club. Muar, show (left) Mr. and Mrs. Kidson Smith, winners of the spot dance and right Mrs. Waterfield of Ban Heng Estate taking a ride on a bicycle bought during the auction by the Senior Executive Engineer, Mr. A.
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    Stallkeeper Shot In Quarrel Over Payment Of Beer
    409 4 Stallkeeper Shot In Quarrel Over Payment Of Beer Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A preliminary inquiry into a charge of attempted murder opened yesterday before the first magistrate Mr. A. P. Jack, when a Sikh herdsman. Chanchial Singh, was accused of firing three shots from a pistol at Tan
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    NO CONCESSION FOR IPOH GOVT DEPTS.
    178 4 NO CONCESSION FOR IPOH GOVT DEPTS. Standard Staff Correspoadeal U ;1. 'I hurs.— On a pro.. by CI ah Ghim Leng, the Kinta Town Board, at its monthly meeting today, dei that Government Departments in Kinta should pay 1 vancy rates as the public. This d< was taken after the
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    Pilgrim Officer Back In Penang
    125 4 Standard Staff Correspoadeal PEXANG. Thurs. EJaji Mohammed Ali Rouse, the Malayan Pilgrim Commissioner, returned here from Jeddah by the s.s. "Automedoir* which arrived yesterday. Among the passengers on board was the Mentri Besan of Negri Sembilan, Dato Hap Abdul Malik, who told The Standard that
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    Inter-Schools Exam. Begins
    64 4 Standard Staff Correspond -nt BATU PA Pi AT. Thurs.— The Batu Pahat Dist ict Inter-Cm-nese Schools examination Coi higher primary classes *.an at the Cheng Siew School Ha on Tuesday. More than 2::o candidates from 14 different Chin* -< Schools in the district are taking part in
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    Woman's Appeal Against Death Sentence Fails
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    Massed Bands At KL Today
    80 4 KUALA l.r *PUR Th rs The massed pipes and dn of the Ist C Scott ish Rifles). 2/6 Gurkha F and the 2 Ifl Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Ri tes, will I the retreat on the Sola: Club padang tomorrow al ,p.m. M if iry
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    Police Driver Fined $50
    76 4 I-'. ITER WORTH. T Malay poUce driver. Mohamed bin Ismail, was convicted charge of driving a troop ca |in a nt g manner. colliding with a bus at Kuban g Semang on Oct. 6. Mohamed was lined 150 and his driving licenct endorsed by the magistrate
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    New CMO Visits TB Settlement
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    BODIES RECOVERED FROM RIVER
    42 4 BODIES RECOVERED FROM RI VER i'":: Al SON, Thurs— T bodies of a Malay woman five-month-old child v. wered from the Ben:. River on M I They w among passengers in a motor- Nov. 12. Four Lm One rrom the river. missing.
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    'Singapore Does Not Yet Know Itself'-Thomson
    332 5 'Singapore Does Not Yet Know Itself'-Thomson d ai Maff Reporter lot not yet know itself. socially. ..•HwuiealU. It i* iKeref-are stupid i m.-eionsne** if one is not conscious •li ot tin people live. he Pt___-ic Relations Secretary. an adC-KS-i to members of the aya a: the G.H. Cafe yestectaXk was
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    New Treatment Tested For Mental Cases In Colony
    513 5 SEVERAL new ventures were undertaken in the treatment of mental disease during 19l*>, notably (lie introduction of insulin shock therapy ami the use of streptomycin, says the annual report nf Ihe Singapore Medical Department. Of 60 patients treated by insulin shuck therapy
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    3 Women Granted Divorces
    213 5 3 Women Granted Divorces THREE WOMEN were grant-] ed decrees nisi to be made absolute in three months when they petitioned for divorces from their respective husbands re the Chief Justice. Sir M irray-Aynsley*, yesterday. The first application heard v as thai of Mrs. Ernerne Mary Rodriguez who petitioned for
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    'Sentence Should Be Increased'
    79 5 THE APPEAL of Kaon Leng Lee against sentence of five years' and six years' rigorous imprisonment on charges <ai carrying arms and unlawful possession of ammunition, the sentence to run concu_T__ntly, was dismissed by the Full Court of Appeal comprising oi the Chief Justice Sir Chai
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    New Immigration Bill Protest
    147 5 New Immigration Bill Protest KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Selangor Chinese t of Commerce is to submit a memorandum to the Federation Government to protest against the ti i-n-' ''ration Control Bill tc] will introduced in the Federal Legislative Council next week. The main objection against the Bill is that local-born
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    SPORE POLICE APPOINTMENTS
    93 5 THE GOVERNOR of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson has approved the following Singapore Police appointments: I Mr. N. G. Morris. Assistant Commissioner of Police. Malayan Police Service, to act as Deputy Commissioner of Police. Singapore, in place of Mr. RCB. WUtWt E. G. Blades. Superintendent of Police. Malayan
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    ' I AM SORRY,' SAYS NADRA'S HUSBAND
    286 5 I AM SORRY,' SAYS NADRA'S HUSBAND Standard Woman >rr. At 10..*>U a.m. yesterday, Inche M.msor Adabi, still ly.n Hat on his back in tin- Sinjiapo General Hospital, carefullj sirntinlsed a _H of p'r»*j*-e.v Tliey were lh" o__H taken tiie da\ before, of th<- r*r_eet bag between M i li wtogli
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    NewGuinea: Settlement Due Soon
    98 5 NewGuinea: Settlement Due Soon Standard Stall ICcpO-tC--1 HERE are I lays to go I the political settW ment of I New Guinea question hetw. the Dutch Governn the Republic- of Indonesia. Dr. A. K. Ptinggodigdo, SerretaryGeneral of the N< Indonesia Union, said yesterday in Si- japore I Dr Pringgodigdo who
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    X-Ray Plays Big Part
    112 5 X-Ray Plays Big Part i *ehe r, ction of eat I* hi -Hio jchool chil I pas made 1..9 to a much larger _3 -jraphy. This help was given by Si ti-Tubercu iatio n by X-raying 1.659 i of the more senior pupils nj known to have had I open
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    Pan-Malayan Meeting Today
    265 5 <t;»n«lar(l Sufi Correopoiideiil kl -1 V LUMPUR, Thur.-. A -aril and r. pre eiilat ive meetftig ol all leadew connert.-.l will, tin* n.M„ nduHlrv in Malaya will be Md Kual, bm-.r tomorrow to discuss the proposed m, reasr in the rubber c\j>ort duty. Several rubber dealers from.
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    Government Expects...
    782 6 HEN on November 5. the Federation Govern- ment announced the new rates of rubber duty, t it no doubt expected every patriotic Malayan rubber producer to pay his duty. But in this the Government has miscalculated. Without exception the new duty rates have been condemned both m Malaya
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    Pity The Poor
    968 6  -  CLAUD MORRIS PLAIN TALK By rv V LONDON. 0 DECIDED this week fj that gentility no longer r\ i m > s[j For on my desk lay lhe 0 background story behind u pay claim made by BriQ lain's 150,000 hlackcoat 0 workers in local government offices.
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    In London's Millionaires' Row, A Gurkha General Waits
    788 6  - In London's Millionaires' Row, A Gurkha General Waits MARSHALL PUGH -T-HERE is trouble in Nepal home of the Gurkhas a tiny state locked in the eternal snows of Himalaya under the shadow of Mount Everest. As the Chinese Communist, troops creep across Tibet, Nepal becomes the buffer state between India
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      The Unfilial Chinese
      343 6 Sir: The letter under the heading "Malayanising The Chinese" written by ''A Malacca Chinese," which appeared in your issue of November 8 is so full of gross misrepresentation that it calls for a spirited reply from me. It is no answer to my letter published in your
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 'Blimey! looks as though they've gone out and forgotten j j to lock up! One could rob the place!" I
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    Repley's-Believe It or Not!
    49 6  -  Robert Smith u 6a timont, Md 1 became SECRETARyoF The NAW 1 rs ft ANSWERING AN AD M A MEWSPMW/ X Vm POST WAS CO.\S;DEPEDSO [I m <MPORTtoIT AT THE RYE THAT PRESIDENT JEFFERSON MS FORCED TO API/ERTISE FJ2A MAN XI TO Ta.<£ The JOS
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    Review of Views
    321 6 Review of Views J New Dawn Due 1 \*.\UST China is rig the spirit of reliance and is oow fully appreJ ciative of its past 3 namely, expecting always to be spoon-fed by friendly pow< 3 declared pro-Taiwan Chung S ng Jit Pao W. j its back against the j
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    'New Munich In The Making In Korea,' Warns US Senator
    352 7 <| I No\ in i Keuter- \j> r <>up of North g priiMMff. of war hr.it up Chin!>.t prisoners in s.iip for "having u.ir." Ane-t ia ofl'uiaN stated that I North Korean md I'hinrM- pi isoners had no;*. I- (i
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    Strabolgi Warns Of Asia War
    29 7 Strabolgi Warns Of Asia W ar Eti EU ur Lord Strabolgi tail S< ites to olicy" and towards in parti. Khe said rible nee which a in Asia most
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    Tibet Flea To UN Has A Sponsor
    40 7 i i. (i i r with Tibet by S p Nations cribed l s d: "The eat 1 bility Tibetan it< I s of an has the Chi has s -wed j are
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    'Invasion' Of Burma Not Confirmed
    88 7 RANGOON N 16, (AP).— r.mat ion is still lack- v- gtpaper re- that (..:.< i Comm-:- I etachroM p\ ently himtit g i cut into r h e stei i I 1 1. had invaded the ao -.hern tip of Burma. i eporl said the
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    Pak. Asks Africa To Suspend Her Segregation Act
    185 7 I >-* *.ORK. Nov. 16 (IP)-TI„. .|,.,au- on ri; "7 i'-V ,i «-ri""«»»li«" «8"i«W South l Y Committee took a ne* i„r„ when P_Urta_ fteeumA that ....pension by Pretoria (.m.rnm.m „f r<111|( Was (Seg_ega_on) A,l iii._!.i permn withdrawal of ihe Indian resolution."
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    How Russia Is Winning
    71 7 ATLANTA < Georgia Nov. lb* (AP):— Russell Brines, thief of the A. P. Tokyo Bureau, told 506 managing editors at the 17th AP Managing Editors' Convention. 'The Chinese hate the Koreans and here they are fighting, they say, to protect Korea. "Russia has not lost a
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    E. Germany Pledges To Unify Nation
    126 7 BERLIN. Nov. 16 (UP) East German Premier Otto Grotewohl, in a speech reminiscent of those the North Koreans made before their invasion of the South, .^aid here that his government would "make every effort" to unify Germany under Communist control. Herr Grotewohl said that
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    Asia War Danger Worsens
    234 7 Asia War Danger Worsens NEW YORK, Nov. 16 (AP): —Fearful that Red China's actions might plunge the Far East into war, the U.N. Political Committee has postponed indefinitely consideration of the future of Formosa, the last stronghold of Nationalist Gen. Chiang Kai-shek. The majority agreed with U.S. delegate John Foster
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    Arm As East As Possible, West Is Told
    128 7 \'K\V YORK. Nov. 16 (AP)— British pliii-Mipher Bertrand Russell the Earl who does not use his title— and winner of the 1950 Nobel Prize in Literature. told a news conference that the Western Powers should rearm as "fast as possible*' and that
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    French Agree To German Combat Units
    95 7 French Agree To German Combat Units PARIS. Nov. 16, (UP): France has announced a compromise proposal on the German rearmament problem which, it is hoped, may break the deadlock between France and her Atlantic Pact partners over how Germany should contribute to Western defence. A Foreign Office spokesman said that
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    Soviet Hold 2 Britons
    48 7 LONDON, Nov. 16, I Renter); Russia has refused to release two Britons detained in Germany until the British hand over a Soviet officer who sought asylum with them. a Foreign Office spokesman stated. The Britons are Flight-Lieut. John Driver and Sapper John William Bennett.
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    'US Kept Amboina Case Out Of UN'
    76 7 THE HAGUE, Nov. 16, (AP): Dutch Premier Willem Drees blamed "Mr. Warren Austin (U.S. delegate to the U.N.) for having refused to put the U.N. Indonesia Commission report on Amboina on the agenda of the U.N. Security Council. Dr. Drees said that Mr.
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    Chinese Open Ack-ack Fire On HK Border
    31 7 HO: i.KiiM, |f» Reuter-AAP) Chtofae di-aii, if| m Colony*, laml frontier** yes!er"l" fin oa t*n aircraft ol unknown nationality. ar.d, rred ist Sumi i
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    Public Hangings
    17 7 F •en crim handed publiclv in Addis Ababa sie's c I- in one week's time.
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    Thais Decline C'wealth Aid
    162 7 Thais Decline C 'wealth Aid BANGKOK. Nov. 16 (APK7 i d car.no* participate in i the British Commonwealth's South-Easl Asia assi nee programme owing to >thei Lnancial commitments, Govt rament announced. I- s Id it would have to spend US$2 300 1 <■■■:- year on tmolen of the Point Four
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    50 7 Funeral services f- v honours were held in Caracas for Lieut-Col. Carlos Belfi do Chalbaud, the assassinated provisional President ol Venezuela. A.P. The temperature in Seoul has dropped to 13 degrees Fahrenheit— l9 degrees of frost. Further north, on the battlefroat, temperatures aie several degrees lower.- Reuter A.P
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    81 7 A thief who took A£l2o worth of equipment from a yacht in Outer Harbour IS Australia), returned it and enclos d A£2 to cover cos: ol moving the equipment back to ihe yacht. British troops passing through Colombo on their way to Korea went on a route nnrch thro Igh
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    33 7 A group of 18 members of the Australian arm*., including *ix Royal Australian Air Force personnel, passed through Hongkong on the wav to reinforce the British Commonwealth Forces fighting in Korea. Reuter A.P
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    59 7 The Australian Government has foiled attempts by some manufacturers to corner ihe right lo use s'nch expression as "our Royal guests." and "Royal visit," in association with the visit to Australia in 1052 of the King and Queen of England. A Government order makes the phrases available to all industries
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    Yugoslavs Leaving Czechoslovakia
    20 7 11 ted to the it 1 d to 1 warnB il many lived in end I and
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    Year's Prison For Palace Thief
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    Yugoslavia Pledges To Support US
    80 7 BELGRADE, Nov. 16 'UP): Ma shal Tito has accepted 5520.000.000 in emergency food relief under the U.S. Mutual Assistance Act Conditions attaching to such aid provide that the acceptor "furnishes equipment and materials, service oi other assistance consistent with the Charter of te United Nations
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    Margaret Truman Romance Rumour
    33 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, (UP). —Tongues are wagging that Pre- Truman, daughter, Margaret is enf ,< i to 42-year-old Marvin Braverman, Washington lawver and frecuent escort of Presid< it's da ighter.
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    Anti-British Riot In Cairo
    83 7 CAIRO. Nov. iti. (UP):— One Egyptian student was killed and 3b' students and policemen were injured in a political riot following reports that Anglo-Egyptian talks aimed at getting British troops out of the Suez Canal Zone had broken down. The riot will be the turbulent background
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    EludedPromtion 5 Years
    74 7 Eluded Pr omtion 5 Years FRANKFURT, Nov. 16, (UP):— U.S. Army Captain William Hicks has just been notified that he has been a Major for five years. He was stationed in Japan in 1945 when the promotion order was sent from Washington. He was transferred back to the United States
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    Buffer Zone 'Possible'
    125 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16, (UP). —U.S. State Secretary Dean Acheson has assured the Chinese "Communists again that America has no military designs on them and that the United States would see that the Chinese hydroelectric interests along the Man-churia-Korea border are protected. Assistant Secretary for Far Eastern Affairs
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    UK Emergency Move: Civilian Defence Army Being Revived
    204 7 UK Emergency Move: Civilian Defence A rmy Being Revived LONDON. Nov. 16 (Reuter) Britain is to revive the Home Guard, the spare-time civilian army raised to protect Britain from invaders during the war. Defence Minister Emmanuel Shinwell announced. The plans are going ahead immediately, though the force will not be
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    68 7 LONDON. Nov. 16, •RouterV Britain. Argentina and Chile have decided to renew for another year their agreement not to send warships into Antarctic waters, well-informed quarters disclose. Announcement is expected shortly. The origi cement drawn up in January I^4y. was designed to avoid hostile incidents
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    32 7 LONDON. Nov 16, 'UP): Lord Chorley, a Labour peer, said that Gen. MacArthur must bear much of the blame if a third world war breaks out in the next few months.
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    Red Arms Aid For Nepalis ?
    251 7 Red Arms Aid For Nepalis Lomxjn, n u (Beuter) Obsei vers here susj e I that the Nepalese rebels are fight "with Commui arms smuggled in from Tibet, i under invasion by Chinese Etedc These observers. bo know 1 u terrain i 1 Nepal, point out that an underground movement
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    Leftists Hit At Delhi Govt.
    47 7 NEW DELHI. Nov If, (TT A leftist meeting sponsored by Indians here demande* t Giovernment restore I Nepj i s the right freely to re-« tei their country. Persons wishing u_ cross the border are now being screened carefully by Indian officials.
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    31 7 A seven-pound Princess was born to ex-h;: Michael of Rumania and his wif< Princess Anne of Bourbon -Parma, i:i Lausanne. Both mnthpr surf bab] are well.- A .P
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    Tin And Rubber Prices Decline
    171 8 Standard Staff i!»*f»«»rU r BOTH Malayan lin a... I rubber ijuolalions were ea-it*r yesterday, rubber tluriuatin<_ between J. 1.88 ami $2.00 per lb. for nr-t _*rad* Deeember i shipment, ami tin war? -oid al SS23j6__] per j»ii ul a drop of $11-37J from the previous
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    59 8 Organization repoi thai world in 19. fairly h not le n oi FAO in iti.. food prod-. Dg ".ibution and dards ad." ml y an 11-membL g rom- adopted] I of! It problem ol aimed but in g< 1 otit- d or in- this, plus
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    Copra Fetches $45½ A Picul
    30 8 Copra Fetches $45 A Picul _tta_M___n_ Market Kipaatti S igapore irket was h I picul. it $45. t market in S >re and $7. in tuying re siness whil and
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    66 8 MEXICO CITY. Nov 16 (AP) J- I new B sh Am> said a j i ia. agn n o and Brit; S-Sed trade bv four two narnount- i US$l Da year. Th in Bii■ng around US$4 a worth of goods lexico. raylor that Etril i bt c<
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    LATEX HELPS TO ADD TO COMFORT OF MPs
    295 8 THF. >K*W seating is i:i latex foam rAhcr llanlopil'o) cntt-.-Miii.g', with n»«rin«_ of Huted pale green hide. There are 1.622 ft. v i» long lengths of the <*ii*hionin;z in the Chamber am! division lobbies alone. ■j The seating of hair stuffing [and
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    Tins Make Recovery On Exchange
    168 8 Tins Make Recovery On Exchange LONDON. N tl R t_h After some irregularity m early dealings, the markets be- r to c with only minor -,on tn Issues today. An ftrmness was lost on consideration of ist China's idraw from Korea' warning |i United Nation. but sentiment d by Great
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    EXSTANV AC CHIEF HEADS ECA. KOREA
    64 8 WASHINGTON, Nov. 15— <R< titer):— Mr. C. F. Meyer, a Far Eaa I veteran and reci n1 !y retired Vice-President of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company, has been appointed bead of the Economic Co-operation Administration's mission to K ea. He succeeds Dr. Ralph B;.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    132 8 RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Nov. 16) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS Spot Loose _:2.00 52.01 08. in bales Dec No. 1 R.S.S. SUJ4'. $__35_ No 1 RSS SI.JM $131 No R.S.S. $IM >I.HT Tone: Firm. TIN SINGAPORE. Thurs The price oi tin
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    861 8 SINGAPORE, Thur —B tl •••an Tin and Rtri bei -hares were quieter and ilighti uer iay. Ludustria lined a firm market qu< Latioos were* INinjSTRIAI > Buyer* Sc.ler.- B Pref 2 00 UiO 1 yTj 2 U5 Ati)« ice ll vn 12 25 E B. p. ::o
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    186 8 EXCI Nl r.tes n»,w in J >ree as supoiied bv ;he Exchange Banks Association, are as follows: FREE M -KKKI CI KKI N( II •> i I II l; ll !> si .1 a/i w -'I 3_- .M I'M 4 i/4 I/! t ;i Mj li
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    SPECIAL RICE COMMITTEE
    64 8 _N [NFORMAL Con ilt:.l Committee on Rice has been set up under the auspices ol •he Commissioner- Genera Ts Office, and the first m< I v.ill i 'h onix Park. Singapore, on N It is intended thai this I oild serve as a centre for the exchange
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    Increased Rubber Duty Is 'III-conceived And Detrimental' To Malaya
    1253 8 Standard Staff Reporter AFTER careful consideration of the ofurial comm-i ,i< explanatory general statement aiinouncin«_ the unpo*itmn of duty on rubber, which will become effective on Januar> 1. >.' j Chambers of Commerce in Si ngstpo re '"protest strongh a^aitt-i fit*
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    PILOTS HONOURED
    38 9 THE PRESIDENT of France, Mr. Vincent Aurioi. has conferred the Legion of Honour on Mr. A. van Ulsen and Mr. G. Bax, Flying Superintendent (Europe) and Deputy Head of the Flight Training Department ol K.L.M. respectively.
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    211 9 I Standard Shipping Reporter i 1 Azad bin Awang. seen dan. ling: on a mooring hawser jl ol" lhe troopship Empire "Medway. narrowly escaped death from the revolving blades of the trooper's pro I J pcller. j 1 i Azad ar.d two companions
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    Westerling's Men Pass Thro' S'pore Euroute To N.Korea
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    Keswicks, Bishop Due In HK
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    US RIVER TRADE
    22 9 COMMERCE on the nd waterways of the United and its territories and ssions last year totalled 673,-40,5-1 metric tons.
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    Postal Notice
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    Assam Relief
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    SCHIPHOL'S BIG RUNWAY IS IMPROVED
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    COBRAS LONG AIR JOURNEY
    70 9 Till", serpentarium at Miami 1 me much more crowded since last Thursday, when they were joined by no less than 20 cobras. who reached their new home after a 10,000 mile irney by K.L Al. from Johan ne burg. In order to forestall any unfriendly inclination
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    Red China's Foreign policy Has Western powers Guessing
    892 11  -  PAMELA MATTHEWS By I- Al'" ,N Sbib. ML— u- n esti-itw .-.niH'licy thrown 7L melting pot. SUin* V hinese s dt-cision to send Iks into Tbet and wme form ol nUervo:.- u NoriM-ni K«W, P attituc! I the Weston Fov i li)
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    5-Day Tests For S. Africa, India
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    Singapore Police Withdraw Oakes' Boxing Card Permit
    314 12 it ranks Far A list. If Slight Is VttiicvHvtl SINGAPORE promoter Wally Oakes plans t> stage his boxing card al lhe Happy World tonight in defiance ol the Boxing Hoard of Control ban, received a setback Irom the Singapore Police i««««*y« .i Poliri
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    JAKE WEBER DIES
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