Singapore Standard, 27 November 1950

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    15 1 Singapore Standard 1 WQ ITO SINGAPORE, MONC f, NOVEMBER 27, 1950. 8 PAGES TEN CENi.I
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    Rubber Duty Cut Decision Due Tuesday
    162 1 Rubber Duty Cut Decision Due Tuesday $1111. The Maiul.irii nntirri irees the whole question r w»H be discussed at re yesterda) »1 a meeting 3 thai an agreemcnl had been Federal on Governmeoi and lb< I I j 50 percent i« said Ic mdation. >1. <1< 1 Tufo maa nol
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    US Rubber Price Drop To Continue
    8 1 US Rubber Price Drop To Continue A I
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    U. Of Malaya Students Elect Councillors
    14 1 Pholo. general election was held on Saturday. Standard
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    Arsonists Fail To Burn Bus
    139 1 Arsonists Fail To Burn Bus Standard Stall Reporter ANOTHER attempt -by arsonists to set tire to a Singapore Traction Compan y omnibus was made at the junction of Albert Street and Bencoolen Street yesterday morning. the bus had stopped at Albert Street to pick up passengers, smoke was seen emanating
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    French Official Arrive*, To Be Guest Of C.G.
    52 1 Standard Stan Keporier. .Linrr au cam., poUUcal adviser to the French Hieh Commissioner in lncl China, arrived by Air France Dakota yesterday to spend i t^ld tams with M,; D aa id during his staj lu^; du Gardier was met by representing
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    European Makes Gallant Bid To Save Man's Life
    20 1 Standard Staff Correspondent •hi "SI applied i-ut the latter faUed to vive.
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    Penang Welcomes Lady of Fatima
    32 1 Standard Staff Com-pondi-nt b r bv the a W SecW decorated ll> h h nnohX the Statue across 'l o. Korth to Penang. 5! ir.u,nt Jcus tomorrow.
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    Undergrade Choose 28 Councillors; 2 Remain Undecided
    274 1 Standard Staff Reporter TOTAI of -K councillors, out of tlie 30 Jo he elected were chosen for next year's Students KII 1 1 1 1 I niver.itv of Malava. frhe remits were announced alter the Selection Committee had; spen ::;:iur> counting tl., ballot
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    Police. SVC Member In Road Mishap
    116 1 Standard Staff Reporter MISFORTUNE overtook a party of police and Singapon Volunteer Corps members returning from a raid on Pulau Übin yesterday afternoons-hen one of the lorries skidded turned round and crashed on its <ide in a ditch off the 12* miles, Changi Road
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    N'lists Defy Truman's Declaration
    133 1 N'lists Defy Truman's Declaration HONGKONG, Nov. 26 (IP) The Chinese Nationalists, apparently defying President Truman's June 27 declaration which ordered the Seventh Fleet to isolate Formosa from the mainland, reportedly resumed military operations along the Communist-held coast of China. A Formosa report quoting military authorities said Nation alist warships were
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    France, UK To Send Envoys To Spain
    67 1 P\RIS. Nov. 25: <Keuiei>.— France as well as Britain will shortly appoint an Ambassador t,> Spain! u^illy wo!. diplomatic quarters indicated here today. Britain recently informed MRobert Schuman, the French Foreign Minister, that she was now prepared to resume full diplomatic relations with
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    Reds Recapture Tokchon From S. Korean Troops
    227 1 Reds Recapture Tokchon From S. Korean Troops WITH THF U.S. FIRST CORPS IN NORTHWEST kO!il \,»v 26. (AP) A U.S. First Corps spokesman said CommaSfoS eTtoday retook Tokchon in a eounter tuA^ South Korean Second torp^. The spokesman said there was no report available on i. strength* of the counter
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    Princess Elizabeth Arrives In Malta
    46 1 MALTA Nov. 2(5'. t-AP^: T .:;!;V',,- as do euard of honour for Princess Elizabeth when she plane was hue |Jrt£ London airport yesterr. morning and arrived late at an nmi the customary giuad ot honour and gun salutes were dispensed with.
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    6 1 Photo. fe%s«s?ci assa Msa sfias Standard
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    72 Die As Storm Hits Eastern US
    193 1 NEH YORK N<»%. :2<> (AP) Nuiiifcrr** wgqfc^ on Sat.'.rrfav etokMfed ill. In.rru an, »in.K maraih o» Bnowstorms a.ul bitter «4d .Iku c^rd at I aM deaths in the United Stote* U^ ar, a- imM i their woral wcrthcr-whippim V(i;ir Smothering snow par. entire
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    UK Defence Costs £6 Per Head
    198 1 SWANLEY, Kent, Nov. rßeuter) Britain's new Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Hugh Gaitskell warned the nation today that British defence costs next F may exceed £300,000.000 roughly £^S'a local L Party meeting here he declared: "Now we are threatened-make no mistake about it-by a
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    Urge Government Action
    235 2 SS Caustic Soda Poisoning Cases THE urgency of fiilin*: the appointment of Inspecting Officer to the Pharmacy Board iemphasized I>y the Southern Division of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association in a letter to ihe Singapore Government. The association ji iii'mU out the number of eases of poisoning and
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    24 2 Mr. W o Ah Ton?, one of the Idesl and mast respecjed Chiaese resMemta of B.uu Pahat wiio celebrated his B">th birthdav lasl week.
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    PEA Plans Library
    88 2 PEA Plans Library Stanford Stall Reporter THE rr planned ipore Pi pie' E i- ri Mr. J. \d The rday. He said ft ki British il ndon has is s pon branch I i agon to the P.E.A I i this purpose. The conditions attached to re m wagon turned
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    Tomorrow's Concert
    20 2 E Sing ert a1 Brii a by Handel Brahn.. i 1 Mr. J id Mr. Tan Thoon Lip
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    18 2 TWENTY p* reeds from th< ur paini i eived by 1 I i ES 1
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    'Hostile World' Semis borne Back To Asylum
    189 2 Cured Lepers Standard Staff Reporter IT IS a ia<J that leprosjf patients return to the Trafalgar Home (former!} the Leper Settlemeni al > »<» hu kang Road) i«»r various reasons after they have been declared to l><- free from tlu- disease. 'One reason
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    Keun Collection To Be Given Away
    98 2 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sun. One o! Malacca's Largest collection of books and gramophone record? the Keun collection is about to be broken up. The trustees of the estate of the late Dr. A. H. Keun have been instructed by the beneficiaries to distribute
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    Food Fun Fair
    36 2 In n drive to en', rge th< school buildings, the Methodist Gii S loci, Kuala Lumpur, will g\ Fun Fair at YR d n Saturday. Dec. 2, from I 4 to 8 p.m.
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    MCA To Study Petition
    84 2 THE MALAYAN Chinese Association, Singapore branch, has appointed a four-man sub-committee, with the president. Mr. Chong Thutt Pitt as chairman, to look into the petition from I.VOOO residents in the Pay a Lebar district. The petition concerns tin- proposed airstrip to b«> ton Strueted in that
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    Stole From 'BestFriend'
    20 2 Stole From 'BestFriend' CHARGI tullah f I Satui i to belon He to six i. i the com] .i to
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    Attack On Labour Party
    155 2 SOMK people are prepared to ride on the backs ol the Laboui Party oi Singapore to get into power, said the Progressive Party Municipal Commissioner, Mr. Duncan Robertson, yesterday, at an <L< d ion cam, meeting held at the General Hospital in support of the Progressive
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    Farewell Dinner
    135 2 M: isl /.ites. offici l ls and staff members of tin Sessions 1 aid Magistrates" ('uiirts were present last week :\t the Johore Bahra Zoo Bestauraai where a farewell dinner was held in honoiir ol the President of the Johore Sessions Court, and Mrs. Sutherland, who have since
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    Teachers Ask For More Pay
    226 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Chinese school teat hers have asked for increment of salaries as they are finding it difficult to make both ends meet. The Singapore Chinese School Association has approached the school authorities for a substantial increase in the salaries of teachers. 11
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    48 2 photo Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty did a petfed loop at ai/t!iit 3.000 feet in a Tiger Moth and thrilled several members of the Royal Singapore Flying Club yesterday. Heard a comment: "He sure is an experienced fiver." ffce Air .^larNhal Ls a patron of the Club. Standard
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    Johnson Denounces 'Merchant Princes'
    367 2 Election Battle Standard Staff Reporter TWO of the independent candidates contesting tin* forthcoming Municipal election* from th< GtJ "rd. Mtv^rs. J. M. Jumabhoy ami Jamnadas J. Meiita. NCK <l«M'rii>e<! a» fck nier<hant princ«V I>> Mr. Pat Johnaoa \cstcrdav- Mr. Johnsoß, faid this when addressing an election
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    New Exam To Replace London Matriculation
    268 2 New Exam To Replace London Matriculation v rd vail l{< port* r V TM THE abolition of the I lon Matrimkl nexl y< ilayxin stud* nta v^ i l i lta\< t<» p. 'i! i t Oil- jv: i«»f«- |lt«\ ran DC <Mtoi!«<! in .!M\ I .l\ niver ities. 1
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    Council Meeting
    27 2 The third meeting of the third session of tbi Pal St "e will be held at the h' i I Kota Beram on Deremh. I
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    Poison Law To Include Cold Drugs
    221 2 Standard Stafl Report* r ANTIHISTAMINIC druf f popularly i ted Sta' cure against the common .re to come under the control of the Poi Ordinance in Singapore shortly, in the United Kingdom, intttustaminic drugs tn scheduled poison. This was d by the Chief Pharmacist
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    FEDERATION OF MALAYA VOLUNTEER FORCE.
    90 2 Applications are invited teei •ps to be raised Reconnaissance Corps Army Service Corps A: Ma I at ons will ;orial Aimtit .-n number of ol (ii> B—ls Days annu. (iii) Weapon training couFollowing pay and a!l< Pay during annuai I Training Expense allowance for I
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    BIG CIVIC CENTRE' SCHEME FOR KL
    453 3 BIG CIVIC CENTRE' SCHEME FOR KL s 1 imh ft« Federal on r nion Adrisers De s Ku.iLi Lomn mVk for the ;n to tike i .1 towse andei the Mi listry ii .md N itional SerBrittdl T-.ide will Ntud> eoacili ition wage ißspe< ..,-m in the I K He
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    JTU Conducts Kent Survey For Teachers
    125 3 JTU Conducts Kent Survey For Teachers Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE bAHRU, Sun. Because the current rate of housing allowance paid to hers does not have the slightest relationship with ac--1 tual rents paid by them, the Johore Teachers' Union is .conducting a fact finding survey of allowances paid to teachers
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    Two Centres For Cambridge Exams
    62 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Fri. There will be two centres for the Cambridge local examinations in Pahang on Nov. 27. Kuantan 1 will be the centre for Eas' Pahang and Kuala Lipis for West Pahang. including the listricta of Lapis, Raub, Bentong and Temerloh. This
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    Poppy Day Dance
    12 3 from i 1 p.m. t: also be spot ;able
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    22 3 A striking ballot pose by Thelma and Tiior Locke in the Y.W.C.A. Variety Concert staged at the Anglo- Chinese School, Penang recently.
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    MCA To Run 2nd $MillionLottery
    319 3 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. At a meeting of the Malayan Chinese Association Million-Dollar Lottery Committee lirltl here today under the chairmanship of Mr. Khoo Tiek Kr. it was confirmed that prizes for the fir^i million-dollar lottery, tickets for which are now on sale, will
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    US Consulate To Mark Opening
    138 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun. -The official opening of the U.S. Consulate here on Dec. 4 will be marked j by a reception on Dec. 2 from i noon until p.m. Among the 200 guests who have been invited to this official celebration are leading
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    Kelantan Prepares For Floods
    96 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU, Sir.— The subject of flood precaution was raised at the monthly meeting of Penggawas held here recently. Nik Hassan, Assistant District Officer, who was in the chair, informed th;> Penggawas that all possible steps to minimise hardship during a floi)d have
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    Govt. To Decide On MHUSU Wage Issue
    386 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Government is considering a request from the Mental Hospital Uniformed Staff Union to set up an industrial court to give a final decision on the Union's claim for a better salary scheme for its members. This is stated
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    Sarawak Becomes Prosperous
    291 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SARAWAK'S revenue for J950 is expected to total 526.250.000, representing an increase of approximately $11,750,000 over 1949. This prosperous state of affairs was revealed by the Governor, Mr. Anthony Abell. last week, at the opening of the Council Negri in Kuching. The revenue was
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    MALAY CLAIMS SELF-DEFENCE
    54 3 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH. Sun.— A Malay padi planter of Kepala i Batas claimed in the Magistrate's Court. Butterworth, yesterday that he stabbed a compatriot, his neighbour, in -ell -defence. He was .'-36-year-old Rejab bin Hussain, who was fined SI OO on a charge of voluntarily causing
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      306 3 r f e d e r a TK^yJiißjiii j %-,/w »u (Tamil) 3, 6.30 and 9 p.m. j Rex: Black Arrow 3 and 8 D.m. 1 Oiiay Capitol (Klang): This Side of Sun: Foong Wan Chaw (ManID R The Law 3, G.45 and 9.15 p.m. darin) 2.30, 7.15 and 9.30
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    Enough To Eat
    790 4 THE best item of news for some time past was the announcement made at the end of the conince in Singapore of the Consultative Committee that the world rice situation for next year ""does not g:v e for any undue concern." The Committee qualified this, however, with
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    UN Gets A Lift From Korea But It Faces A Dilemma
    1134 4 By A Student Of Europe BEFORE Korea. world opinion was resignedly agreed that the United Nations, though it could do many useiul things, could not fulfil its original chief purpose: to prevent or suppress aggression. Then came Korea, and
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  • We the People
    • Letter
      The Vote Is Most 'Potent Influence'
      385 4 Sir: A few years have elapsed since the experiment of adult sun rage was first Introduced in Singapore. According to the modern doctrine, 'he vote is the most potent influence in promoting the education and the emancipation of the masses, but it must be
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    • Letter
      The Pleasure Is All Ours!
      195 4 S r: On behalf of the Ir lian inmates of the Singapore Leper Asylum. I thank you Mr. Editor, for the space y'■ h you so kindly spared in your paper, for the appeal f i these unfortunates, on the 00;, sin!. ,f the "DEKPAVALI
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    Peking's 'Greater China' PlanAlleged
    573 4 Peking 's 'Greater China PlanAlleged From A PANA Correspondent CALCUTTA, Nov. 15 I (T XA)-An ::cgedly sea war map reportedly re jvered by some Tibetan trai I from the Red Jhinese field army In the Yunan province i thrc "s a iur." f light on U* much-specula' d expansionist i
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    SO THEY SAY
    374 4 MEN no longer can escape th< ii responsibilities. Modern w. r do d Si rentiate i etween the a xes. Me .-Gen. Lex nt Hersh< director of Selective Service, on drafting 0/ oomen. \V E must remember that, as long as the caj I \v« rid 1
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    Review of Views
    6 4 Review of Views I i I
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      38 4 Rh.^.s— Believe It orNot! 1 C- IN PORTUGAL-- 7500 V,!! "5 "K^v FROM ITS PRESENT SITE/ ffi{^ > I[| J^ :-v5 /r /i.^s rRASSPC^7£D C-> feA^ SRiCtC BV BR<CX FPOM LISSOM ,^Si^^ //T 1 VD REft55EmLEi) fnWfffc'' P^~ //y^
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    Stormy Weather Forces Postponemet Of UN Sceurity Council Debate
    201 5 Stormy W eather Forces Postponemet Of UN Sceurity Council Debate IKE SUCCESS, Nov. 23 (rp\ c., «h,,h (o.nnuni., Qu™ 1;ld 1, lU t he, ,r-. :,,,,,,.a ranco. All (l r ons arl)rs :,-l NafmH w«w orged to «»t t«» sui.iy so<>n as •hat H 1 y a .ent pei F
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    British Cartels Blamed For Rising Prices
    27 5 British Cartels Blamed For Rising Prices I Bril -p. carl ica for a pri lueezi] g us i y are b- p risen bet lujy uuj ayoui.,.
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    OS Trying To Avoid War With Red China
    450 5 n T; lUN^ m 21 s. a t..s ■Ml Hma M thrrr fa an> lloiHNiraUe' «aj O do BO I!n> fan was revealed In tl>, rev »g Ambawador Khihp Je^p, who luM u fni! iit ajl(|irmr hi Ml |(i r j»lna yesterday,
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    US Opposed To Buffer Zone In Korea
    117 5 :e SUCCESS 25— (Renter):— The United States flatly opposed to the creation of a buffer zone N rth Korea, a United States nation spokesman said here y. Tho creation of such a buffer e south of the Munchurian ntier has be< d ggest<
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    N.lists To Operate New Airline
    176 5 HONGKONG, Nor. 26 (AP) Nationalist China will soon be back in business with anov ni-government controlled airline. Captain Moon Chin announced in Bongkong that the MFush- Ar Transport Corporation" -tered in Taiwan. wiD operations on January 1. 1951. Captain Chin, the operation? manager of the
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    US Woman Begs Reds To Free Husband
    101 5 US Woman Begs Reds To Free Husband TAIPEI, N ?3 (AP)— An i today entreated the Chinese Commu•to ase her husbanc 3 has been a prisoner m na for almost ten and a hali month?. Her appeal followed i but :t:e^ rts to have him freed. Th€ n to the
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    Poland To Admit Spanish Republicans
    45 5 LONDON. Nov. 26 (Router) —The Soviet News Agency. Tass, quoted a Polish press agency report from Warsaw last night which said Poland has agreed to admit a number oi Spanish Republicans who D expelled from France sica and North Africa.
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    44 5 photo. rnmp of Marines fathered near the Chi:sm Reservoir lo June a look at a aap and where thev were. Well attired for the sub-zero weatter and fighting «J grnnd rovered with "iiiow, these Marines are pushing northward toward the lalu Kiver border. AP
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    Just Good, Clean Fun
    70 5 Photo Soldiers must have their moments of fun, and snow orides tiiern v. ih pleat] ui it. Froaa above, yoa see two {'.is haying :i grood time i!i plastering snow oa <; co-ai-ade's face. People in Malaya, generally sp^ki-^. won't know hov. it feels to he
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    Weather, Mountains As Great Obstacle AS Red Foe—Almond
    309 5 Weather, Mountains A s Great Obstacle AS Red Foe Almond TENTH CORPS HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 26 (Reoter-AAP) nited Nations forces fi^htinj: in northvu>i Korea were finding sub-cero temperatures and mountains to be "a> «i;rval an obstacle'' 1 as the "Communist enemy," Major-Genera] Edward Almond. I nited Nations Commander in North-Easi Korea,
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    No Sign Of Invasion Of Indo-China
    242 5 No Sign Of Invasion Of Indo-China SAIGON. Nov. 26 (UP)— The French Commander-in-Chief, General Marcel Carpentier, said yesterday that there was no sign that n Chinese Communist Invasion oi Indo-China was imminent. lh- was answering a United Press questionnaire in connection with the charge made by Peiping Radio that French
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    Mount Etna Erupts
    370 5 Mount Etna Erupts CATANIA, SICII V. Nov. 2G j (AP) Mount Etna, Buri i volcano eru. I Saturday night in spurting flames which ighted Cats 20 miles ;.\y; y. and caused panic in tu arby vi ges. The nighl sky reflected bark an angrj red over miles Eastern Sicily. Elw
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    Yugoslavia, Greece Open Relations
    89 5 Yugoslavia, Greece Open Relations BELGRADE. Nov. 25 CUP) Yugoslavia returned 21 I children to their families I virtually on the eve of the resumption of diplomatic relations between Greece and Yugoslavia. This will be the first time that the two countries have been in diplomatic ace >rd since the end
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    C'wealth Meet Cover Phase Of Whole World
    139 5 C 'wealth Meet Cover Phase Of Whole World LONDON, Nov. 25 CUP) Commonwealth Relat io Secretary, Patrick Gordon Walker, said today that conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers scheduled for early in January, would cover the whole Hold of intematioiia] affairs. He said. "At this graw and difficult moment in world
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    KnowlandFlays India's Stand In Korean War
    73 5 MANILA. 5 CAP)— United States Senator F. Knowland r the g ernment of Indi ng 1 and for not taking a firmer sta:' u t the Chinese Commist invasion of Tibet. Senator Ki ad wnxneA b1 I a press coniercnce that I" I itself
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    India Contests China's Sovereignty Over Tibet
    146 5 ted out the 1 l nad invai [inister 1 i c- I to make in Pai oil the MEW DELHI, N*r. 25 Cltr»irr) farifr unn aeeepted < hina'^ >*»*< r«iiLniv ever film Imi r. «l <\ Chinese *uzrratii!\ Milijt-ct to Tiln'V aut<»nom\ point na>
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    Non-Violence Drive
    8 5 V DELHI. N<x 1 ial Cot
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    Our Corner Now A Club
    381 6 AUNT CHRiSTOBELS LETTER I u \K JUNIORS, 1 lint the BIG news I promised you all last week. Thaaka to your enthusiasm and to operation, our little Corset has iirown into a Club and from today will be known as The Standard Junior Leagve. When
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    Dick Kept His Word
    384 6  -  FUNG CHUI TIN nICK :ind Lucy Smith v ere brother and sister and they loved each ether very much. But Dick, being boy and the fid or, was wont to t< his kid sister with the result that Lucy was often in tears. One day, Dick
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    LEG. COUNCIL SPEECH HELPS SINGAPORE MARKET
    1276 6 By Our Market Correspondent A GOCD turnover was main'tained on the Singapore Share Market although, with the ex'ception of Industrials which were •always steady, the general trend •was to lower prices, this tendency being arrested somewhat >in Tin shares by the re-assuring dividend announcements
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    SPORE MUSIC CLUB CONCERT
    78 6 Stuiri.-rd Staff Ri -porter. THE SINGAPORE Music Club will rTr>ld a concert at the B: Council Hall at Stamford R Singapore on Tuesday at 8.30 p.m Among the singers and musii cians who will i B lind Tan. (S >, Teh S i Kim (Piano>. John
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    Undrgrad Resumes Publication
    92 6 Undrgrad Resumes Publication tE MALA? GRAO, i sity of M. resumed puh: 1 a voiurr over dii). Union and i o; th Si 1 cock in He said he w Students Cour. taki' policy of I per students' "so Juno the law and urge others disciplinary ru Mr. Kai... sidential
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    Fired Gun
    21 6 A :iB-YEAR-OLD Chow v'. S t trict Court on S u firing with a p.m. on N shooting flv:
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      27 6 JUNIOR LEAGUE ENROLMENT FORM Dear Aunt Christobel, Please enrol me as a member of The Junior League whose motto is "Help One .nother NAME ACE NATIONALITY ADDRESS
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