Singapore Standard, 23 November 1950

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    17 1 Singapore Standard •TP- /yu /7F] HO. M 4 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1950~~ 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    EC A Chief Greeted On Arrival
    65 1 Photo. Mr. William C. Foster, new U.S. Economic Cooperation Administrator, left, who arrived m Singapore from Bangkok yesterday, being greeted by Major M. Gilliat. representing the Commissioner-General for South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Centre: Mr. W. R. Langdon, U.S. Consul General, and
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    Fed. Also Will Have C'ttee To AdviseOnTaxes
    274 1 Fed. Also Will Have C'ttee To AdviseOnTaxes Standard "-taff Correspondent V U Ml'l U, Wed.— When the F<< hral i ovnril rrmumed at M o 9 doek tonight the v>r. S. W. I*. Foster SmMou, the OHir«T V<l--ihc GovennMßt, before piminii Ac motion Financial Secretary, a^ amended In informed the
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    Emergency Declared In Cairo
    59 1 Em ergency Decl ared In Cairo rtrai ite of had been proI Port S iria British II I was I OlltE in I -and Cairo stuniareh o^n I The on t-ited ith British C lira id been troops i but they Suez j rei I Said b -:i a num-
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    Foster To Meet Leaders
    365 1 Foster To Meet Leaders Standard Staff Reporter MR. William Poster, new United States Economic Cooperation Administrator, arrived in Singapore bv Flying Fortress from Bangkok for a day's visit to the Colony. Accompanied bv Mr. R Allen Griffin, Far East F.C.A. chiel Mr. Robert Mullin, E.C.A. Director of Information, and Mr
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    ECA Head Says 5 Areas In SE Asia Urgently Need Aid
    163 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 22— (UP) William Foster. head of the Economic Co-tyfcration Administration, told a press conference nere io&>* tliat it was his opinion thai Formosa. Korea, the Philippines, Lsdo-China and Indonesia urgently need ait R Allen Griffin, official <
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    KL Names C'ttre To Consider Immigration Bill
    123 1 KL Names C'ttre To Consider Immigration Bill Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Midnighi When t'ne Immigration Control Rill was brought up m the Federal Legislative Council tonight,' the President, Mr. S. W. P. Foster Sutton, announced that a Select Committee has been set tip to consider the Bill j m
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    Gen Briggs Confers On Malaya
    136 1 Gen Briggs Confers On Malaya I.OXDOW Nov. 22: (Renter) I lie British Government's talks on intensifying the drive against guenllt s and terrorists m .Malaya opened here today. General Sir H, old Briggs, the Brmsh Anti-Bi lit Chief m Malaya, summo I here from I Singapore for t. talks, began
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    "World Peace" Congress Wants 5-Power Meet
    52 1 WARSAW. Nov. 22 (AP)— The "Woi Peace" Congress powerfu' supported by Russia, call today for a fivepower leting, including the Chin c People's Republic: (Comn ist Government). It a i formulated its definition aggression." I i roposaJ was made m an appe to* the
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    Yanks Fan Out From Hyesanjin To Block Threat
    412 1 KOREA WARFROIST, Nov. 22— (AP). l.s. Srmih Division troops, clinching their grip on the Yalu border, honed out this morning from Hyesanjin m biting, icy irhnh Their immediate aim is to mask the threat t# the frontier city from two Communist battalions
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    24 Die In US Plane Crack-Up
    238 1 24 Die In US Plane Crack-Up MORAN. WYOMING. Nov 22 (AP)— The widows of two missionaries who perished m a Venezuela plane crash, a onetime B-17 pilot from the I Philippines and Indo China and 21 other persons were aboard a missionary plane feared to have crashed against j snowy
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    RAF Pilot Unhurt In HK Crash
    129 1 HONGKONG, Nov. 22 (AP) —A fighter plane of the Royal Navy aircraft-carrier H.M.S. Theseus today bounced off the cement sea-wall and plunged into Kowloon Ba.y. but the pilot miraculously escaped unhurt. The plane, a .single-engine Seafury, overshot the runway when coming m for a
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    C' wealth Meet In Jan.
    143 1 C' wealth Meet In Jan. LONDON, Nov. 22. (UP). Th« Prime Ministers of the British Commonwealth nations will tneel m London early m January, Prime Minister Clement Attiee revealed m the Comn. today. He said that invitations h c been accepted by the Prime Ministers of Canada. Austra New Zealand.
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    Textile Shop In S'pore Burgled
    81 1 Standard Staff Reporter A TEXTILE store at Colombo Court, behind the Supreme Court building. was burgled early yesterday morning, when two cases of textiles valued at about 54.000 were stolen. According to the Indian proprietor of the store, Mr. A. F. M mgaram of South
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    Chineseln Penang ShotDead
    158 1 Chineseln Penang ShotDead Standard Staff Correspondent PfcNANG, Wed. shooting i rurred m the h about B.lt> •Vlork tonight when a young Chinese, Chan Boon Peng, was Dt dead by an uni i Chinese. He was visittn friend's house m Pn .Street. Deceased, n cake seller of Pulau Tikus. was former]
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    Govt. Asked To Purvey TinPrrospects
    144 1 Govt. Asked T o Purvey TinPrrospects Standard Staff Correspondent KIWI. A LUMPUR, Wed midnight Emphasising the urgent need for the Guvcnij ment to make a romprehen'sive survey of the future prospects of the tin mining industry as soon as possil K. J. dimming said a! ih*> Federal Legislative Council meeting
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    ChineseGirl, 11. Raped, Found Dead
    95 1 Standard Staff K»-port*»r Soo Km. 1 14 daughter of Eai found raped and I I dead m the jungle m Tuas Village Police Station «t the 18th mile Jurong R il a.m. yesterday. Tl c girl was sent early >vmorning to buy fish for the
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    COURT HAS NO JURISDICTION TO HEAR SUIT-EBER
    2643 2 COURT HAS NO JURISDICTION TO HEAR SUIT-EBER Defence In Heriogh Case SUBMISSION that the Singapore High Court had do jurisdiction lo entertain a Miit for the declaration of the nullity or otherwise of a llohammedan marriage, was made by Mr. John Eber, counsel for Inche Mansoor Adabi, yesterdayMr. Eber made
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    EX In Club's 13th Anniversary
    48 2 X Iv Club will celeb- I niver- Palemb. c Club Saturday and to elect office-1 will be held »>n Satu pm to be foX vith a grouj I ph. Dv at 8 i invited. A I ■m and a ging troupe will be
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    400 Orphans, The Aged See 'Romeo And Julier'
    177 2 MORE THAN" 400 orphans I and aged people on Tuesday nit;ht attended the full dress rehearsal of H Romeo and Juli( t" presented by Willy Hlok Hanson and Noreen stokes at the Victoria Theatre. Everj one left the theatre fully satisfied that
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    S.I.T. Witness Sets Court A Poser
    332 2 A I'ltOHl cropped up m ilh* Singapore Second Districi «mrt yesterda) a» to whan j«» «io with a witness Vi 1 1 wa» leaving for the I nii<-<l Kingdom todai far eighi moiitli*' leave and defence counsel Mr. < H« Km!i said, he mighi
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    $3,000 FINE
    42 2 A FIXE of $3,000 was imposed on D. Rat nay;. ka. m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday after he pleaded guilty to a charge of being m possession of L 95 Lbs. of (tobacco and 1J lbs. of cheroot.
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    CONCERT FOR SCHOOL LEAVING SENIORS
    227 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE St. Patrick's School "juniors" boys from the primaries to Standard VII —yesterday staged a farewell I concert m honour of School Certificate pupils who will be leaving .school this year. On Tuesday, prizes won by boys for the first and second
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    Hawkers* Report Out
    22 2 THE REPORT of the Hawkers Inquiry Commission of Singapore was officially released yesterday by the Colony's Public Relations OlTiee.
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    YOUTH DENIES TRUST CHARGE
    47 2 A YOUNG [ndoru m Jamal bin Kaurin, claimed trial m the Singapore Second Police Court terday to a charge of breach 1 of trust ol $125 worth of clothing on Aug. 18 at North Br Road The clothing belonged U Hassan hin Maksom.
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    Progs Described As "Tories Of Malaya"
    426 2 !Mandard **t;tH Ifrportcr THE PROGRESSIVE Partj of Singapore was described as the Tories <>f Malaya, and Mr. John Laycock, our o! th«- Parly^a representatives m ilu Legislative Council was challenged i<» prove bis sincerity, m speeches made yesterday m support <>f the Labour Party's
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    Must Solve Rice Problem Together-CG
    395 2 18 Nations Meet In Spore SuiUrd Staff Repartee i ii TUT KICK problem n i by the countries fi««it»^ it. for §ontll-Ea§l A-i;i. Mr. reprcgeniativca «f IH cow met for the firxt tUM 1 1* i —>< Consultative Committee United Kingdom. *'It seems to me",
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    REVENUE ESTIMATES SENT BACK BY FED. COUNCIL
    3778 3 REVENUE ESTIMATES SENT BACK BY FED. COUNCIL Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, WetL-r-The Federal Legislative Coimcil yesterday decided In a majority to refer back to iUv Finance Committee the Estimates of Revenue m the Budget for 1951. The motion W as carried after a five-minute adjournment wjbien onoffirial members discussed
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    Ghosts In S.W. Dept.
    18 3 \v i among W khe I P. the r toop- the hi for m
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    DRIVER FINED $50
    37 3 MUAR, Wed. A Malay |j er. M ihmood bin A i Bakar, was recently fined $50 Kyi! Abdul Rahman m the Maeis ral Court for carrying pa sengeri without a Ucence I ior hire.
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    Critic Overlooked $25 Million Gift
    253 3 Standard Mall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Replying to budget criticisms made m the Federal Legislative Council yesterday, the Acting Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. raylor, said that Mr. Tan Siew Sin had not taken into consideration the expenditure shown m the appendices to the draft
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    600 Wanted For Jungle Companies
    91 3 600 Wanted For Jungle Companies KCA L A LUMPUR, Wed. Six hundred Malay recruits are wanted for the formation of Police Jungle Companies m Kelantan. They will have to serve for three years, but at the end of their period of service opportunity will be given to those who are
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    Village Razed After Attack Near KL
    134 3 Village Razed After Attack Near KL Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Curlew has been imposed m the Ampang village area, four miles from Kuala Lumpur, and 100 squatter families have been remover by security forces to the Ampang resettlement camp following Saturday night's bandit attack on the' Pacific Tin
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    FAILED TO REPORT
    31 3 Henry Tan alias Tan Teck Seng j of Jalan SaUe'n, Muar. was fined $15 for failing to report the birth j of his child, born m July, 1945.
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    FEDERATION Diary
    472 3 IsLRLMBAlS I inlay Plaza.: Inner Sanctum 1. 7 and 9.30 p.m. Sapphire: Krishna Rakti iTamil) 11 a.m and 7.45 p.m. Cathay: Char Dm (Hindi) 12.30, *i 45 and 9.30 p.m. Metropole: Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend, 1. 7 and fl.:i0 p.m. YVVCA Meeting at Kins George School. MALACCA
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    RESETTLEMENT CAMPS HIT RED PLANS
    66 3 EVIDENCE of the extent to which the resettlement of Chinese squatters is dislocating the plans of the Communist leaders is provided by a "Guide to the anti-resettlement campaign" issued by the political bureau of the Malayan Communist party m August. This document was recei.". captured
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    Food Control Men Charged: Not Doing Job
    491 3 Food Control Men Charged: Not Doing Job Standard Slaff < 111 11 ilglfllMh 1 KUALA Li MPUR, Wed. Mr. On I< ik r> charged the Food Control Department vitli (ailing to discharge it*> duties m the Federal Legislative Council, today. He said that m spite < trols, racketeering tnd blackmarketing
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    Family Of 5 Perishes As Whole Kedah Village Is Burnt Down
    263 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Almost the whole new town of Bukit Selanbau, a few miles from Suiiiiei Patani, \»;m burnt down at about 12.30 a.m. this morning. V Chinese, lim Loan See. was found dead m front of
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    Father Honoured By King, Court Plea
    236 4 Father Honoured By King, Court P lea Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Pleading m mitigation for 36- -> tar-old Quah Kirn K«'M«:. a former salesman of llcnn Waugfa anil To.. In!.. Mr. C D. D. Hogan, defence iouiiM-1. told Mr. H. (f. Smith m the Sr-sions ('oiirt lo<la\. thai hifl
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    Prize Distribution
    24 4 PENANG, Wed The annual prize distribution of the School, Penai g, will take place on Fri lay, E> 1 at :<>.AO a.m.
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    Maximum Sentence
    49 4 standard stall Correspoßdenf PENANG, Weu.— The maximum sentence of one year's imprisonment was pa: ed by the Sessions Court President, B G. Smith today on a young Chinese. An Seong H who was con\ i 'ted for b* a member of the Malayan Lib- I ration Army
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    Economic Chaos Foreseen
    227 4 Economic Chaos Foreseen Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed. Economi chaos would ;uise m the rural areas of the Federation oi 1 M; lava should there be heavy unemployment due to small rubbci holders finding it uneconomic;!' to tap rubber because of the iicv. export duty rates. This was pointed out
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    NEW PHASE IN ANTI-TB WORK IN MALAYA BEGINS
    374 4 A GROUP of ted dod and sei es from Johore 1 1 Bal Pahat and shortly be given instructions m the use ol BC G vaccine against tuberculosis. Tin's information was revealed to the Pn ss I y Dr. L. O. Roberts.
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    IPOH GREETS FATIMA STATUE
    118 4 Standard Staff Correspondent EPOH, Wed- The statue of Our Lady of Fatima, the Pilgrim Virgin, arrived m Ipoh tins evening. A mile long procession stretch- li ing from one end of the town' to the other wended its way from the police ground to the St.
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    Chinese Best Equipped To Fight Bandits, Govt Told
    353 4 Chinese Best Equipped To Fight Bandits, Go vt Told MALACCA, W<mL Dato Tmm Cheng Ltcfc, Presid van Chinese tssociaiion. todUty demanded to kno* if i menl is prepared to Irain Chinese mi v "adequate era secret service men. as policemen, and or i«* soldier* lc m Ikiihli! situation m 1
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    Bandits' Rid To Foil Resettlemeiil Move
    251 4 Bandits' Rid To Foil Reset tlemeiil Move Standard MafT i prrespowdol irOH. Wed.— Bandits houses m Kjunpoog Bengko This was Malr<l iti h jut r Tiie inhabitants of this (campong were due to move yesterday for resettlement elsewhere when this latest act of violence was perpetrated. This, however, wili not
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    Council Meeting
    29 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed j The ii( ng of the ganu Council of State Meeting) will be held on Ti day. Dee. 12. at Istana ftfaziata Kuala Trengyanu.
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    Military Training For All, Govt. Urged
    79 4 Military Training For All, Govt. Urged w :;:t <l:ir<l ""hill < «> r i Fl i t tit hi II '.il'i K. W < <! Id \\u ma «.< raitrodaruts ~«m»» smri «>i milt I; able-ltodied mm m lljJaya, Hr. l«. I (>ovframeiU m die I• <l I i ie
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    Allowed 3 Hours
    94 4 Allowed 3 Hours Stai lai d Stall < i r resp tndrnl •t- strictest ca.-fci i ire I--- -t.>, I N thre P k i Lla*w IV pan. I i vi ..i r i. r-es I hMHtK a i i v.v On v. Ul af l.\ n m se <j
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    Temple Helps Welfare Assn.
    123 4 Temple Helps W el fare Assn. Standard StaflF Correspondent IPOII. Wed. Xf»e Pai i Puteh Kew Onfi Yeah Temple Committee at a reo at met ting decided to contribute $1 towards tlje Perak w. Association Fund. H has furl!;, i voted I of $200 to the Pom y Day Fund
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    BABY BORN AS HOUSE COLLAPSE
    59 4 Standard s« ill Can PENANG, Wed. '1 W9 .m:i ft fcftl 1i.'.:1 crashed :iiMinst thr irniir pill J I Brack KUa it<ud here at 1 r> p.n U ol the walls af >oth hMMKf raHlfwri v ta a scramble for safety. .lust as the walls
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    APPEAL BY DOPE BOSS REJECTED
    134 5 APPEAL BY DOPE BOSS REJECTED JOHOREBAHRU, Wed appeal against a convi, j and sentence of 3 montl I e gor T vs "nprisonment by Eny Hiong of Jalan Meldrum, i I 1 Johore Bahru, was today dls- ed by Mr. Justice Paul j S In the Couri of Appeal Enj
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    BCG Campaign Starts Next Month
    277 5 BCG Campaign Starts Next Month Standard Staff Reporter BCG VACCINATION against tuberculosis m Jolion the first State m the Far Fast that -will receive the vaccine will commence m Johore Bahrri on Dec. 2, when a team of BCG expert*. *!m have just arrived m Malaya from Europe, will place
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    NEW ENTRY LAW OPPOSED
    63 5 SEREMBAN, Wed—Representatives- of Chinese Guilds and Associations m Negri Sembilan meeting under the auspices of the Negri Sembilan Chinese Chamber of Commerce, opposed the new Immigration Regulations and suggested that the proposed bill be rescinded. The new Immigration Laws the meeting declared '"were neither good for
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    Minus Becomes Plus
    663 6 IT is remarkable what can be done with figures. 1 Tht-v can be made to prove anything. Consider, for example, the mathematical skill shown by the Select Committee on Singapore s 1951 Committee has done by a more pleasing rearrange- n oi income and expenditure figures. Except
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    THAIS WANT TO SHARE IN MALAYA'S PROSPERITY
    1446 6  - THAIS WANT TO SHARE IN MALAYA'S PROSPERITY Ng Sek Yew YESTERDAY a re- 111 l gional rive conference bffifm m Sittiinpart'. It has been convened under* the tuts pices of the Commit* $iotier-(*en*'ral Mr. Malcolm MacDoncdd. This conference will again underline the internalioual i£oo which was previously made possible through
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    We, the People
    262 6 Elephants' Day Off Sir: I would be glad to know if any of your readers j ever heard the following story printed m the July L 949 issue of the Australian magazine. "Digest of Digests' 1 about Pcrak and written by a T. A. Lowe for "The
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    Don't Leave It Out
    573 6 USELESS EUSTACE >PRO KUOMINTANG C hung S Jit Boh asked I '> ation government \)>\\'\v Tenth should not be I listed as a public holiday m the Chinese schools. JThis is most sti ange, said Singapore daily. The new Federation school calendar lists Sun Vat-sen's birthday
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    It's The Talk Of The Town
    380 6 It's The Talk Of The Town For Bold And Decisive Action SPEAKING at the F 1 Legislative Council on Tu< day. Dato Om bin Ja'alar ;ed the OHicer Admi tering the Government, "-.r S. W. P. Foster Sutton, Cor his "fighting and heartening" speech announcing the Government's intention to introduce
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    Tories Support Schuman Plan
    194 7 STRASBOURG, Not, 22 (AP) Former French lief M. I'aul K«"> ija-.ul jesterdaj pleaded with a m i<>iii thr Plan tor poking West -til ami ro.il resources. ibing himseli a: an "old friend" oi Britain, M. Id the Eui an Consulta ive Assembly that ■■most earnestly" to
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    US-UK Split Over China
    475 7 Becomes US Citizen photo Britain Opposes Probe Into Soviet 'Aggression' LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 21.-(UP)-lhe United States yeslerday backed Nationalist China's proposal for a United Nations inquiry into Russian "'aggression" against China, hut Britain strongly opposed the idea. American delegate, John Foster Dulles, expressed the view thai
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    European Army For Atlantic Defence
    162 7 European Army For Atlantic Defence STRASBOURG, Nov. 22 (Renter) -The key political committee of the Strasbourg assembly decided early today by 18 to one to recommend a European Army including Germans within the Atlantic defence system. The decision was reached after a long silling m which several votes were taken
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    Military Govt, In Birganj
    131 7 Military Govt, In Birganj RAXAUL, Nov. 11 (Rr ler) The Nepal Government ay set no a military admi ration m Birganj to fun '1 till the former civil govern 1 it is restored. Nepal Government troops took control of Birganj alter the insurgents had <■ :uated it. No fighting is
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    Fresh Bid To Clear Gen. Bennet
    153 7 Fresh Bid To Clear Gen. Bennet CANBERRA, Nov. 21 (AP) In a bid to clear Lt.-Gen. Gordon Bennet of misconduct m escaping from Singapore m February 1942, Mr. Kent Hughes told the Australian House of Representatives Gen. Bennet had obeyed a General Order m doing so. He cited Mr. Winston
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    Cripps Needs Long Rest
    65 7 Cripps Needs Long Rest ZURICH, Nov. 22 (Reuter)— >- Stafford Cripps. British Chancellor of the Exchequer, is ring from Eection of the spine and will need prolonged resl and treatment m the Swiss mountains, Lady Cripps said. Sir Stafford is at present resting m a Zurich nursing home. The infection
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    King Invests Queen Juliana
    88 7 LONDON. Nov. 22 (Reuter)— The King invested Queen Juliana last night with the Royal Victorian Chain, and Prince Bernhard with the insignia of the Knight of the Grand Cross of the Royal Vsctorian Order, according to a Court circular. The Royal Victorian Chain is bestowed only
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    Indonesia Threatening New Guinea, Says Aussie MP
    161 7 Indonesia Threatening New Guinea, Says Aussie MP CANBERRA. Nov. 22— (AP):-*-An Australian member of parliament warned the government thai Indonesia was threatening New Guinea and if Australia did not take "urgent action" it would lose the colony. Representative Osborne, who had just completed a tour of New Guinea, called for
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    Peking Has Five-Point Peace Plan
    142 7 Peking Has Five-Point Peace Plan TOKYO. Nov. 2— (UP): Radio Peking said today that the Chinese delegation to the [Communist World Peace Con- j ference m Warsaw presented an official live-point programme calling for the withdrawal of United Nations forces from Korea, an end of United States I intervention m
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    NEW RECORD SET BY HUGE VIKING ROCKET
    165 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (UP) Nav\ i entists fired a huge "Viking" rocket 107 miles into the stratosphere above the White Sands' proving grounds Jay to set a new altitude record for single-stage American-built rockets. It carried aloft more than 700 pounds of complex
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    Lords Win But Law Remains
    96 7 LONDON. Nov. 22 (Renter)— Britain's Labour Government was defeated last night by 65 votes to 32 m the House of Lords where the Conservatives, with their large numbers of hereditary Peers, have a big majority. The defeal does not affect the Government's position as it
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    AUSSIES SWEEP INTO ENEMY TERRITORY, DEMOLISH BLOCKADE
    310 7 PAKCHON, No>. T2 (K< »n« r\ \l» Am UmtnUm patrol marrhrd an<l Eon o\«r 20 mi! v r.|;»> m a <I«*«'|> BWCCp inSo ru^iit i\ iihmin l< rri.oix nor! iiv»r*J oi Pakcbon <«» aliack a < ommuniHl r«»a«ll>lork from th< rrar. Tht dc)\"s
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    'Rubber Profiteering Being Carried Out By American Traders'
    233 8 'Rubber Profiteering Being Carried Out By American Trader s' Malayans Rebut US Charges Standard Staff Reporter rubber Ranting and trade inleresta yesterday jointly! attacked accusations that Far Eastern producers, including Malaya, are "profiling unmercifully" from the prices they charge the I nited States, which a I > Senate Military Sob-Coniniittee
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    105 8 Malayan Earnings LONDON. Nov. 22 (Renter): Nel receipts of Hiitain's Far Eastera cokMdes Iron trade with thr dollar arra are estimated at U*****,060,000 duiir.i; tbc first half of 1950, Mr. John Edwards, Economic Secretary t>> the Treasury said. This was chiefly due to the Malayan surplus, he added. Mr. Charles
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    118 8 Buyers For Pepper PRODUCE Standard Staff Reporter COPRA m the Singapore pro- I duco market opened steady yes terday, buyers indicating $43 i and sellers £46 per pioul but easing m the afternoon when withdrew from the market. Coconut oil quotations remained unchanged on a quiet market. j Peoper had
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    Sirategic Goods Are Pouring Into Red China Through HK
    219 8 Si ra tegic Goods Are Pouring Into Red China Through HK HONGKONG, Nov. 22 (I P) Foreign good?, including strategic materials such aa steel ;:ml rubber, :.rr pouring i ri i <» Communist China !>> waj Hongkong ai an unprecedented rate, official trade statistics tor i October show. Ri I
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    80 8 India Exports Expanding A FAVOURABLE balance of Rs. 83 million has been reco: led m India's sea-borne trade from October 1940 to September 1950 (post-devaluation year). In the previous year (1948-1949). India had an adverse balance of trade of IK 2.138 million. V. lie the value of India's exports rose
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    186 8 EXCHANGE rates now m force as supplied by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association, are as follows; FREE MARKET CURRENCIES ■EUJNG Bill X C. T. T. O.l>. T. I. O.n. 30 A 60 ci i 00 d'«. London 2 4 333 2 4 7/31 2 4 14
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      75 8 The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Not. 22) were per Ib. Buyers SeUers No 1 BSS Spot Loose $ISQ Sl.ni F.O.ti. m bales Dec. No. 1 K.s.s. Sl.K?'. $1,831 No. 2 K.S.S. $1,781 $I.WI No. 3 K.S.S. 51.74 L 1.751 Tour: Very Steady LONDON RDBBI R Wednesd iy's openhif
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      34 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. The price of tin today was $543.87) per picul. Up $10.37}. LONDON TIN Wednesday's prices first session. Spot £1,080 buyers, £1,085 sellers. Three Months U,oi:> buyers, £1,020 sellers. Settlement price n.«80.
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    69 8 Ceylon May Raise R ubber Tax COLOMBO. Nov. 22 (UPUTrde circles believe that a higher on rubber is planned by Government. At present, rubber exports are taxed at the rate of 15 cents a pound. This duty was imposed last June. Stocks have been depleted by the recent heavy m-
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    311 8 US Said Halting Rubber Buying For Several Weeks WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (UP)— Mr. Warren Lockwood, Pre* denl of the Natural Rubber Bureau, told I niinl Press, b4 The currenl Lick of Government buying would indicate thai the stockpile position irelatively well i:i liuml and we doubt whether Government buying v.
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    160 8 Trading In Rubber Active Standard Staff Reporter ACTIVE conditi is prevailed m the Singapore rubber market which closed very steady yesterday There was a certain amount of selling which brought prii i downwards. Re-sale of Hongkong purchased rubber was al o m evidence But trade demand was moderate and all
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    Malayan Palm Oil Output Up
    40 8 Malayan Palm Oil Out put Up Production ol Fed' lion of M a incn i 4.084 4 I period k- reased 1,095.4 ted to 43.931.3 I whi I I 4 Stocks of pali I m Malnya at 1 and 1.114
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    145 8 LONDON*, Nov. 22. (ReuterV— Interest m the London Stock Exchange today was small and produced some irregularity with Gi hedged long-dated stocks firmer and industrial groups mixed. The market awaits detailed plans implementing tho Government decision to import coal. A feature of the industrial section was the
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    US Bid To Produce Own NaturalRubher
    288 8 US Bid To Produce Own Na turalRubher WASHINGTON. Nov. 22 (UP)— Tb M I y SubCommittee of Congress, complaining about "unmerciful" prices America is being made to pay for raw rub- ber. has recommended that the U.S. take steps to improve its position m natural supply, mcl i| "the vclopmcnt
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    21 8 Tractor-O perators A- school for train; opera: been i by the Indian Food culture Mr K Munshi. 1 1 nea pal
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    UN Tin Parley Failed Due To Price Question
    53 8 GENES Hmr. 22 IP) Fifcuc United Nations lin Coiifrrj'ncr to r. m h lional a»r(Tincn! to stahili^* thr tin tnarl. fluctuation m prieei i- hi. (lifftrrnct's bctwoeji th«- [Jailed Slali i!. world*- I lin ('(msiinicr. and l\\v pr&dmdmg COM the Netberlands, Indonesia.
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    Rubber Shares Easier
    61 8 Rubber Shares Easier Standard Stall Reportei SINGAPORJ v, Malayan Tin !y steadier today but Rubbers were inclined to be easier m sympi i-ith the commodity :stria!s remained market. Io ice chani IMll -HUM Buyers Sellers W Hamper H'kon* S'hni I i cbi ison <•* Co. < ck 2.45 tm Batu
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    284 9 USI Officials Refute QEA A llega tion <M{, v N.n 22— (AP)— Airpon oftcials here -••.I thai ao) internailoDal airKner ua.•l frow landing on Sunday morning *\m ih<--0 (>i iii^ i nut«),i;»(lr<l.** >rts said the QanUa Ustraßan Airline live, Wr« w« >1. (oivill, i^ protesting to the i authorities againsl
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    44 9 Amethyst Off To Korea? \l >t whiih .1 hisin tbc rei d shore i).u--•i i. It, 1949, ped qi.: Hj HhM| A-fk ;b \.r. il head nut -h i itft Ihe gnnl m". it is prt*- f Uaethyst wffl I'm:- ii Satit«s forcca A.P
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    21 9 SHUN LEE CAPTURED BY N'LISTS from Li rulon ied here. that then :'rom the g k< n to -rath Ibc farmer
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    69 9 Photo. Mr. (i. N. Roberts. Gene-al Manager of Tasman Kmpire Alrwaja (riuht) pictured with Captain L. Ambrose, Singapore Manager of Qantas Umpire Airways, on his arrival here by BO AC Constellation from London yesterday. Mr. Roberts, who attended the annual general meeting of the International Air Transport Association, flew m
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    Skeldergate A Total Loss
    67 9 CALCUTTA, Nov. 22 .Renter) The 4,250-ton British freighter Skeldergate which ran aground m a cyclone off the coast of Orissa on Friday was today considered a total loss with nearly 6,000 tons of Wheat she was bringing from Australia to Calcutta. Her master, Captain J. M
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    Mekong Is France's Newest Contribution To Far Eastern Service
    298 9 The 8.560-iea Messa^eries Maritimes shin, Mfekoag which is doe m Singapore on her maiden voyage on Novembrf 28. Standard Shipping Reporter FRANCE'S newest contribution to the passengerfreighter service to Singapore and Australian pori.Vthe 8. 500-ton Messageries Maritimes ship. Mekong, named after
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    JUNK LOAD OF ARMS HELD IN HK
    97 9 JUNK LOAD OF ARMS HELD IN HK HONC, KOX G. N< 22 (Reuter-AAP) The Marine police on Monday seized a Lai c quantity of arms on a k on" Aberdeen, Hongkong Island. The haul it is report* d, ■cl ided :^8 revolvers. fr c rifles, a Colt .45 and two
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    676 9 tAST ASIATIC LINE Outward From Europe In Fort: Nordhval. Dec 2. Flastria, saili tor Saigon Bangkok Dec. 3. Nov. 30: Kina, sails for Manila. Hongkong. Takubar and Japan Dec. 2. Dec. 8: Malacca, sails for Bangkok, Manila. Hongkong Japan Dec 10. Dec 19: Selandia, sails for Saigon Barmkok
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    281 9 Standard Staff Reporter Dl F to return to the United Kingdom afi<r spending six months m Malaya bombing ihe bandits, S L<lr. R. HL Jell. D.F.C and ten officers of the \HI) Squadron R.A.F. were the pilots of the International Rotary !nf> at their
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    SHB-Handled Cargo Shows Dig Increase
    134 9 SHB-Handled Cargo Shows Dig Increase MONTHLY return of cargo discharged and load--1 d at Sin roads nnrt arbour board v. -wed an increase m tonnag from I 194 m September to 640,183 last month. Carj i*d am« h 393 561 1 :;:'2.427 tons), vs rgo 3 ed amounted to 2
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    AGREEMENT EXTENDED
    40 9 LONDON, Nov. 22 <Reuter) Britain, the Argentine and Chile have agreed to exU\- d j their agreement restricting Ihc movements of, warships m the Antarctic to avoid "friction" m the ar< a, LI was officially an--1 nounced today.
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    88 9 Mystery Explosion Inquiry LONDON. Nov. 22. (Router) The British Transport Ministry a n n ouni d that an Inquiry will open m London next January 8 into the the 7,319-ton British freij itei Indian Enterprise which blew up m the Red Sea on June 19. There was only one survivor
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    54 9 U S. Cuts Rail Freight Rate On New Cars WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 (AP) The lute r-State Commerce Commission has ordered an average 12 per cent reduction m railroad freight rates on new automobiles. Officials estimate the cut. dated to become effective Feb. 20. will involve savings of I'SSIO and up
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    24 9 Sabena. the Belgian airline, operated during L 949 with total loss of U551.783.n00 a reDOrt tC i 'Rri^irrl (if r.m'Prnnri; said. A.P
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      76 9 DK^ATCHES fod 13 Terempa fi p.m. by Taype, Trengganu (parcels only) Noon by Sumpitan. Tomorrow: Mori.m NoOD by Baud. Djakarta Noon by Ophir, North India and Burma' b.v Rebeverett, Pakistai and South India by Itola S.bu (> p.m 1\- B< Japan. Hongkong and" China by Sirdhana, Palembang by AmtIVALS Today:—
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    494 10 Doesn't Want Only To Look Like Mason P ORCING rapidlj nheatl. after a "lon ?»larl, m hi-> carrrr Mfl a film «Jar. i* a IkuhUohh-. «lark haired young man who i*- lirtj i>> conuneaUi mi hi-. rr-eMihlanre lo Janwfl *iiaoon. Jolm Bnitlrj docs «n»t fOnHMJcr i' hii aii\antaiie to ranfiabcrfd
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    147 10 "I HATE housekeeping" con- fess lovely young Irish actress Bernadette (^'Farrel! now playing her first romantic role iri The Happiest Days of Your Life. With this open statement Bernadette steps oul of the ranks oi career girls who still profess to enjoy household chores. Bernadette would much
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    111 10 |>ROI)UCLR Director Frank Launder received so much co-opera-tion from the headmistress and staff of Byculla Girls' School m Hampshire when h«» used the school for location scenes on his production "The Happiest Days of Your Life" that he wanted to repay them m some way. One Saturday thirty-five
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    267 10 1IOLLYWOOI). Nov. po r« c Montgomery thanks his lucky stars that ho has been "typed" as a two-sun man of the old West. The star, who is a Montana rancher m his own right, figures that if the sludio b isses had cast him
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    LAST-FURLONG BURST MAKES TOBOGGAN POPULAR WINNER
    1413 12 NOWHERE m the picture till the field had entered the straight, the chestnut English horse Toboggan moved up strongly below the distance to heat Theatre and Prince Charming m the third event, yesterday. Incidentally the 'Seven Seas' horse was one of the two favourites
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    498 12 SINGAPORE Civilians' la>l trial held yesterday to pick the team for BMS Malaya Cap match against Johore, provided good exercise for the player- hut little information that couhl he new for the selectors. To begin with both trial sides started short, a number
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    239 12 FA U\ iV c dethe Combined Arts and S Faculties far the >vcvar m success ion m their annual encounter at Sepoy Lines yesterday The Medicals, who won by threi goals to nil, to fight ha'- achieve victory against a tear which matched 11
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    SINGAPORE TEAM PICKED
    48 12 THE following have been selected to represent the Singapore Civilians against Johore m the HMS Malaya Kuby encounter on the pad m^ on Saturday: Parker; Roper. Pennell. Taylor. Evans; Rees, Dowling; Fox, Wyatt, Chalmers, Arnold. Coulson-(iilmer, McCully. Roulle. and Jamieson. Reserves: Davies, VVallen. and Trevor,
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    281 12 England, Yugoslavs Finht Tn 2- All Tip LONDON, Nov. 22 (AP) England's national football tram was held to a 2-2 draw l>\ Yugoslavia at Highbury Stadium. London, today and just managed to hani: on to their unbeaten record a<jain*t Continental Outfits on their home BOIL I The smaxl Yugoslav team
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    156 12 ROY\I. Air Force (Malaya) hockey XI just m.iiu.^ 'd to avert defeat when they drew l-l with the Sherwood 1 oresters after being hard pressed for the major portion of their match at Farrer Park yesterday. T; F st< rs adapted tntmselves to the slippery ground conditions
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    582 12 Following arc the entries for I the Perak Turf Club December meeting to be held on Did mber 2, and Iti: Din <:;> (t| c:i NOTE: T;.oh Plate: ti and l Furlong). The l Mile l Furlong Race for Horses Class 2 has been cancelled owing
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    351 12 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS fiavc One* BOSSES: Class 3. Div. r— 6 Furs, and 5 yards. Mining Kongsi's" C 671) LKJHTXIMI S.OS (10) E. Donn^'ly 1 .189) JEANETTE B.GO <9» Spencer 2 .747^ SKYSCRAPIR 8.03 (8 1 Woods I I 224 THIRLMKRK SO4I 6 I EUery .4 Winner Trained p.;. .>!.
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