Singapore Standard, 28 November 1950

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore TIGER Standard $l n jl Vol > SINGAPORE. TUESDAY/ NOVEMBER 28, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Federation Acts To Curb Tax Evasion
    276 1 ration ot rubber for tne purpose of -el-rate oJ duty, ome to be imposed in icae-al isdllld an order todav aa V) rubber which is not I (B) rubber latex. Undei the order, the exportation to any destina- m the principal itoms area o!
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    Malayans' Goodwill 'Unwanted'
    19 1 Malayans Goodwill 'Unwanted' would Telelayan Counof e of a nor er the j can I I the fo_e war.
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    Changi Aussies For Korea War
    79 1 INCREASED air transporl and supply facilities for the British Commonwealth Brigade Ul the Korean War will result from an air operation started at Changi yesterday. A number of Dakota transport planes from No. '.»«> Wing, Royal Australian Air Force, based at Changi. are to move
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    S'pore Police Telephone No.
    52 1 THE ne*« telephone number of the Singapore Police Exchange will be 2400 instead oi 5221 and the new number ol the 'General Hospital will be 2414 instead of 5421. These changes effective from December IS, were officially announced last night. The Singapore Police emergency "999"' call
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    New York Trains Tragedy
    50 1 photo. Sc niy -eight persons were killed and nearly 300 injured on Nov. 22 when two Loner Island trains crashed on a bridge in New York suburb of Queen's Area which is thickly populated by apartment dwellers. Picture shows a general view of the wreckage. A.P
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    Terrorism Runs Amuck; 500 Cards Taken From 3 Schools
    404 1 Standard Staff Reporter TERRORIST activity in Singapore flared up lo a new high last night when three Chinese night schools in the heart of tin* lown were raided and over ,>0() identity cards taken away from those attending the schools. I
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    Taiwan Endorses US Terms For Jap Pact
    177 1 TAIPEI, Nov. __7 \l') Nationalist China agrees in principle with tiu* seven points laid down by the I nited States for a Japanese peace treaty but insists that Formosa and the Pescadores must be considered an integral part of the Republic of China.
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    Malay Hurt
    49 1 A MALAY labourer was injured by a splinter ot a bullet when he crossed the area behind a target while firing practice was being conducted in the Bukit Timah area yesterday evening. The man was injured in the forearm and was sent to hospital by an ambulance.
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    Gov't Urged To Act More Decisively
    48 1 LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reuter) A memorandum sent hv rubber planters to the Rubber (.rowers' Association in London demanding more decisive action against terrorists in Selangor had not been received here today. Officials of the Association were, therefore, unwilling to comment on it.
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    India Not To Meddle In Nepal Affairs
    137 1 India Not To Meddle In Nepal Affairs NEW DF.1.111, Nov. 27 (UP) Indian Prime Minister Pandit Nehru said today that India would not meddle in the internal affairs of the tiny mountain neighbour of Nepal. Nehru had been previously reported as saying in a speech that India would not recognize
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    N'list Gunboats Duel With Red Shore Batteries
    76 1 N 'list Gunboats Duel With Red Shore Batteries HONGKONG. Nov. 27. CUP).— An independent Chinese dispatch from Liuchow peninsula, adjacent to Hainan, said today that two Nationalist gunboats duelled with Red shore batteries while a plane dropped leaflets promising that a Nationalist counter-offensive against the Chinese mainland would be soon
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    French Quit Besieged Post In I-C
    88 1 SAIGON. Nov. 27 (Renter)— French forces in Indo-China evacuated the besieged post of Chuphaison, 22 miles southwest of Moneay on Saturday, a French military spokesman here disclosed today. Moncav, border citadel on the northeast coast, is in French hands. Earlier today a French Army
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    S'pore Firemen Rescue Chinese
    55 1 THE Singapore Municipal Fire Brigade was called out to rescue a Chinese man who had fallen into a well at the 7i mile Yeo Chu Kang Road. yesterday afternoon. The man was rescued and brought back to the Fire Brigade headquarters in a fire-engine and sent
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    No Elections Now, Savs Rhee
    38 1 SEOUL. Nov. 27 <UP- President Syngman Rhee told a press conference today that the present "precarious situation" in North Korea ruled out the possibility of an early election in the newly liberated areas.
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    Centre Of UN N. Korean Line Falling Apart
    525 1 Centre Of UN N. Korean Line Falling Apart TOKYO, Nov. 27.-(UP)-The centre of the Allied north Korean line collapsed today under a savage counter-offensive bj 20,000 Chinese Communists. A Ninth Corps spokesman said that nothing was known of the fate of two allied divisions in their path. He >a'n\: "We
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    Death March Reported In Yalu Area
    125 1 TOKYO. Nov. 27 (Reuter AAP) Two hundred and fifty South Korean and 22 American POW's perished in a death march from the Taegu area to the Yalu River a distance of about 400 air miles according to a South Korean survivor who was found
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    Bevin Due To Open Debate In Commons
    177 1 Bevin Due To Open Debate In Commons LONDON. Nov. 27 (Reuter) The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin, is expected to open the two-day Foreign is debate in the House of Commons starting on Wednesday. He will answer pressure by 80 members of the Labour < Government) Party who have put
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    186 Killed In Violent US Storm
    196 1 CHICAGO. Nov. 27 (LP, Food shortages, floods and looting plagued esatern cities today as they fought to dig out from under the worst storm in 37 years and the toll of dead climbed swiftly toward 200. Snow was still falling in some sections but
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    Taiwan Debate Starts
    390 1 Taiwan Debate Starts LAKE SUCCESS, Tkw. 27 (I P) IVipin^V oVbiialiou -nan ab*»«*nt to«la> a* j the (.'niter*. Nation?. Main Political Committee I>e»aii it- debate on Communi*! j China"** rhar-ic of l, *a;i__.re— sUsmV l>\ the I nited State-. B iet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky opened the argument on the
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    RussiansSaid Sending Men To N. Korea
    59 1 RussiansSaid Sending Men To N. Korea SEOUL. Nov. 27 UP) Light to nine Soviet divisions totalling 150.000 men were reported moving toward the northeast Korean border be low Vladivostok today. South Korean Home Minister P.O. Chough passed along the report to newsmen but he said he could not vouch for
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    BIG DEMAND FOR ANTI-ARSON GUARDS
    290 2 500 More May Be Enrolled A HEAVY demand for anti-arson guards to look .liter factories and godowns of business and industrial firms in Singapore has resulted in an application being made to Government for approval to enlist 500 more to supplement the 200 already enrolled.
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    DeniesPosing As Labour Dept. Official
    146 2 DeniesPosing As Labour Dept. Of f icial AN INDIAN. J Santhana Rajoo, yt iterday stood trial before the Singapore Fourth Magistrate. Mr. P. Clague, on a charge of pretending to be an employee of the Singapore Labour Department and allegedly demanding and i scat Lning a form of the W.
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    Little 'Rocky'
    52 2 Photo. UTTLE Hocky- Parott, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Parott was in a pensive mood on his return to Singapore by air last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Parott were away fur six months in the United States and Europe. Mr. Parott is Sin^anore Manager of (ietz Brothers.
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    BAIL OPPOSED IN ARMS CASE
    72 2 BAIL was oppose^ y the P' ice when a Malay, Chik bin N ii. appeared before the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. P Clague, yesterday, on a chi rge of carrying a band gregade at 443 Base Ammunition! Depot. Kranji. on Sept. 13. Chik was also
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    'Family Airlift' Is Popular
    146 2 FIFTY officers and Civilians and 135 airmen have so far authorised 'heir wives and families to fi; out from lh. ILK. to join them in Singap* r< j Malaya. Ceylon and Hong Kong, latesl figures at Headquarl rs, Far East An* Force at Changi, reveaL Nearly
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    $100 Bail For Alleged Theft
    60 2 BAIL of SI (if) was allowed Vaithilingam by the Singapore Fourth Magistrate, Mr. P. Clague, yesterday, for alleged the! t of 196 conies of newspapers belonging to Abdul Rah- man in a shop in Upper .Serangoon Road on Nov. 24. The accused claimed trial and
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    Seven Guilty Of Unlawful Assembly
    194 2 SEVEN Chinese were found guilty in the Singapore First District Court yesterday of unlawful assembly on board the 1 President van Buren on May 1", when thev were involved in a fighl with a gang of Indian labourers. Accused were Ng Ah Bee.' Wong Pook
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    S'pore Arya Samaj Office-bearers
    50 2 S'pore Arya Samaj Office-bearers The Arya Samaj Singapore, their annual general I elected the following ofliei'-' Mr. Ram N. th Kashyap president; Mr. T. Karmkar, vice- president; Mr. Kanta Rai. tary; Mr. Chandrika KA. assistant secretary; Mr. Km:::' secretary literary section: Mr. Ramsundar Rai. treasurer; Mj Rani Sumer Rai, librarian.
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    SLOW START FOR TRISHA CUT PLAN
    182 2 THE FLAX of the Singapore Trisha Owners' Association and the Singapore Tcisha Dealers' Association to reduce by .'.O per cent the 7. .'dm trishas plying in the Colony has not been successful yet. Up to Nov. 25. the last day fixe:*, iy the Associations
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    Education Official Denies ban On Political Holidays
    163 2 Education Official Denies ban On Political Holidays Standard Staff Reporter THE ACTING Deputy Direcior of Education, Mr. E. H. S. Brethenton, denied yesterdaj thai tin- Singapore Education Department has banned all i»<»iiii( ai holiday*-) nexl year lor Chinese Bchoole in the Colony. He told The Standard that the Double TVnth
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    He Preferred The Pen To The Parrot...
    110 2 He Preferred The Pen To The Parrot... WHILE THE crowd W9S engrossed in the spectacle of two firemen rescuing a parrut from the pinnacle of the Sultan Mosque. Singapore. on New 18, a pickpocket was engaged In relieving aschool- iy of h\< ..-pen. The 1 oy, Abdul Karim bin Moksin,
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    Parents Claim Damages For Widowed Daughter
    383 2 20-YEAR-OLD widow, whose _.«>-*. rnr-«.l«I hiielt was killed in a nsotor neridenl in Singapore in Max this \«ar. wms the rhiel witness in claim for dmmsmmem Beard yesterdaj l»\ Mr. Justice < <»\ Ev_um in the _<£iicapore High I unrt. I The plaintiffs were
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    POLICE FUND SWELLED BY $44 MORE
    106 2 THE SINGAPORE Standard Poli< e ind I up to help Colony police victims of terror is yesterday n i bringing the total to $1.3< We scknowiedce the I ing donation- Nan Shing ft Co.. Jalan I b r a h i m. Johore Bahru
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    A Tin Of Oil Led To His Death
    95 2 A VERDICT i i re C E. Ebert, I inquest into who from a mo*. npting to retrieve a t: which had f. from the \eh the lorry that Li ing Bl 17. There w. I of vegetable oil in the On
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    5 MEN JAILED
    17 2 HREE INDIANS Q day-' the Singa I rt j ided g ntering i Bai
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    2 ACQUITTED IN OPIUM CASE
    61 2 2 ACQ UI TTED IN OPIUM CASE MANGOOBHAI .hai and Apabhai Umedbhai who were chart*. M ation of 244 pounds of opium. wee y< acquitt< the Singapore S Mr. Tan Ah Tah. third a id Rustonji Irani, who appears on a ar charge, n ated to be in hospital. The
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    Next Legco Meeting
    19 2 NEXT k will be held on 1». 10 a. in. at it., toi ii Memorial L
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    New Rice Policy: Millers May Sell In The Open Market
    88 3 New Rice Policy: Millers May Sell In The Open Market Standard Staff Carrespondcm Kl LUMPUR, Monday: -To conform to the new rice the Government ol the Federation for 1930 51 new Beguhtkm will come into forceagfrgm [kc_D_b_r 1 l' 0, '< defect! I lu-ll-l N, ;fl riifii<-u« v>ithl urtH tn
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    'I Manipulated Six Globes' Says Agent
    250 3 HRS ASSN. SWEEP CASE 1 Standard Siaff Correspondent M VI LUMPUR, Mon.— Further evidence wasl reennled ,nda, b. the President of the Sessions Court,* Mr. I). M_ K. J. rani, in the ease against Won- H6i OnnJ nre-adenl oi tin* Health and Strength Association
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    Planters Ask For M-Law
    117 3 Standard Star. orropondent KI XI A LUMPUR, Mon PI. inters in Selangor are asking tin* (.overnment to impose martial law in the Federation without further delay. This suguestion is mid- in i memorandum by th CeatnU Selaafror IMstrid Planters' Association who Claim that the situation has
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    EXPENSIVE GIN
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    MUTE WRITES 'I AM GUILTY'
    63 3 Standard Staff Reporter A 17-YEAR-OLD Chinese mute, Leong Kim Eu. who was seen loitering near the Johore Bahru railway sheds during the night of Nov. 22, wrote the Chinese character "guilty" when asked for his plea. He was fined $5 which his f ather paid.
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    Presidential Nomination Of MIC Open
    84 3 Standard Stall" Correspondent; KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malayan Indian Con-; gress Presidency for 1951 Is now open but nomination* uld be only for those v. have made Malaya their. home. lidates for Presidency? should have completed at* least one year as a primary* member although thoy
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    GAVE COUPLE LIFT: FINED
    64 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon V A voung Chinese, Wong YakS Song, who said he gave a lift*] to a Malay couple and their child in his car when he sa*** them standing in the rain at i Jalan Pontian was fined $60 yesterday for
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    AN APPRECIATION
    174 3 I O.i S HR day Aor. J-. Tho Standard told tho story of how comet of the paper are airdropped u, security forces deep in tho Malayan jungl i I oday .«•_> present to yon an ilh.stratod appreciation of those airdropped newspapers by Lent. I). M. Truro of
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    RAPE OF GIRL (13) ALLEGED
    229 3 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A middle-aged barber, Nam; Poh. face 1 a tentative charge oi rape on a id year-oia i_.nita\se girl, Wong Pik Ngo. in the Fir.A District Court today. Nam Poh was a fellow lodger living in the same house as
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    Briefs
    57 3 Fines of SIOO each were imposed on two Chinese and an Indian who appeared separately before the Port Dickson magistrate on charges of being in illegal possession of samsu. When the Psychology Club I meets on November .'.O, at the hodist Gins' School at 7.30 Mr. H. Ball will
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    GEMENT SHORTAOE HITS KL'S BUILDING PLANS
    236 3 GEMENT SHORTAOE HITS KL'S BUILDING PLANS Standard Staff Correipondcl KI ALA LUMPUR, Mon. ktiala Lumpm ;l_iiil-liti«j. Programme may be iciioMly a..Vct.*<l 1 £lhe present acute •*>liortajj:e of r PIT Hi Bf not relir\£e.l soon. I It is learnt tha. building contractors, except th who have already ph-ced advanced orders with
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    Temporary Men Want More Pay
    145 3 Temporary Men Want More Pay Standard Atari Correspondent KIALA I I MPIK Mon Temporar. mtat rs employed by tin* (iovcni ment of the Federation are to press for an earl) decision on their claims in view of the fact that other sections of the GOVC rnment Service have just been
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    Soldier Who Trespassed? Is Remanded
    101 3 Soldier W ho Trespassed? Is Remanded I Standard Stall Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Men A year-old British soldier. J Wells, was produced in the Court yestei £and remanded under Police on a hou tr< charge. It was alleged that Wells enstered the home of Mr. James S. iJordon in Jaian Nfee
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    SCOUTS' NEW CAMP SITE
    73 3 SCOUTS' NEW CAMP SITE PORT DICKSON. Mon- A site gal l| miles Coast Road has been |given to the District Boy Scouts' |A 'Ciation for a camp. It will gbe called th.e Tuanku Abdul Rahman Scout Camp. A committee has been formed •Ao develop the site and as a first
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    COURT ASKED: WHATS NIGHT SOIL WORTH?
    130 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA "A 1.. Id n Is night soil abandoned prop or not. and how can its va be assessed? These were points raised by the Prosecuting Officer, Rai a Abbas in the First Magistral* Court today, when two Chi Lim Thiam
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    Security Forces Chalk Up Successes In Pahang
    230 4 MENTAKAB, >I«>n. Security forces operating in Pa-bang, one of Ihe wore, bandit ridden states in tbe Federation because of its vastness. are to Im* i_oiigratiil--ted on the success of their operations dnrin-s las! week ap i«> Friday. The determination witn *have discharge d
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    S'poreArmy Base One Of The Best
    143 4 TOE British Univ'- iiiii.tar\ base in Pasir Panjang, Singapore, when rompletecl. wiH compare favourablj with ani in the world, said M..j<»r General I>• < amplu 11. Y ii.tMrrr-ir!-"! liiel oi ||M tin- British \rn»\ in a broadcast over I- a«i i o V.aiav a
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    SPEECH DAY
    23 4 SEREMBAN. Mon. The T Muhammad Ei S f Kuala Pila its annual speech day and j g ing I'' Aoer Bat
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    POLICE OFFICER FAREWELLED
    51 4 POLICE OFFICER F AREWELLED Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. M< Prior to his depar r the United Kingdom on .rship s1 ly. ASP Crimii n Deparl tertain* nner the local poli e in Ipoh on SaturMr. Raj is one of the youngASPs in the Malayan P< e. He will e in
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    Pilgrim Virgin To Be Crowned
    65 4 Standard Stall" Corresponden PENANG, .Mon. In commemoration of the visit of the Lady Q* Fatima to Malaya, it is learnt that Major A.S. Roman is making a presentation of a gold crown to the Pilgrim Virgin. The crowning will take place at an open air
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    Several Big Donations To Pahang Week
    222 4 Several Big Donations To Pahang Week Standard Staff Correspondent fcUANTAN, Mon.— The nel proceeds from the combined Anti-TJB. and Social Welfare Week was $13,534.95. The pro-; gramme included a Fun Fair at the Abdullah School, a foot- I ball match, and a cinema show at the Sultana Theatre. Tlie Women's
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    Trengganu Boys Told Not To Forget UMNO
    97 4 KUALA Trengganu UMNO Yi ith .< ague lasl week bade farewell to three of its mem- bers, Che'Ariffin bin Abdullah Sani. Che'Harun bin Jamil and; Che'Wan Ahmed bin Wan Salleh, who are leaving Vie state on transfer and to take up new appointments.
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    Jobore Magistrate
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Men. Inche Mahamood bin Ali. acting Registrar of the Sessions Court. Johore Bahru. has been appointed First Magistrate.
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    7 RECRUITS FOR CIVIL SERVICE
    44 4 Standard Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Men. Out of 25 candidates interviewed last week, the selection board h.is chosen seven for recruitment into the Johore Civil Serv>-. The names of the successful candidates will be announced at a later date.
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    Provident Fund C'ttee Concerned Over Scope
    108 4 Provident Fund C 'ttee Concerned Over S cope Standard Stall Correspondent KI \l..\ U MPUR, Mon.— The Provide t Fund Committee of the Malayan Trade Union <!< icil met yesterday for lour hours and made a caret, I -tudv of the provisions embodied in the Employee-- rovidcnt .iFuna Bill recently
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    Kelantan Farewell Party
    63 4 Picture. Mrs. D. Martin I ha will he at coatpaa iag her husb a d. an «A-< trii J engineer attached to the Kelantan Governn_eu_. i Australia to spead their lea there. Photo above s'to'A> .Mrs Martin with Standard V stud. nts ol the Goven_n_ea_ Girls 1
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    STEPS TAKEN TO TRACE REVENGEFUL MALAYS
    266 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. Everj effort i* being made l» the authorities in Kedah to trace ami bring lo justice those Malaya responsible for the Bukit Selanbau outrage when the village and the -.-piatters' huts in the nearby kampong rv burned as revenge for the
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    PenangPolice To Sell Watch, Ring
    108 4 PenangPolice To Sell Watch, Ring standard Stat. Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Sentence of 10 months' imprisonment t< be followed by 12 months' police supervision was passed by Mr. KM. Sma'.lwood in the Magistrate Court today on an Indian. MEydin PAai. wfio pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal breach of trust
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    Kulim Town Board Members Named
    88 4 Kulim Tow n Board Me mbers Named Stand d Staff Correspondent KC .1, Mon.— Tlie following 1 e been appointed members the Kulim Town Board for 51: the District Officer. Kui (Chairman): Land Offieer Aim (Deputy Chairman) E> itive Engineer. Sou 11 K h: Health Officer, South K :h: Officer
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    Malayan News Round-up
    231 4 Hit Cart. $25 IPOH. Mon. A European official of the Ipoh Chartered Bank. I.D. Kippen, was fined $25 by Magistrate Che Bahaudin this morning for crashing his car into the rear of a bullock cart at tlie second mile Kuala Kangsar Road, on Oct 8 last. He
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    Taiping Protests Over Changes Of Chairman
    107 4 Taiping Protests Over Changes Of Chairman Man*. an! §ta__ I at 1 ie upoiuicni TAIPING* Man. IW •••■nt iransj T (l ;i\ from tl"- Taiping I. Sn n Boat <l and tbe im| i it Iran .^reseat rhnirrrr" Mr. B. i B. I r» _t ironi tfce oW qaarl rs.
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    Couple shot By Gunmen
    79 4 Standard Stall Crmvespomm PENANG. M* n —A know n er ol the Chinese Ain Lee and hA wife were bushed by men while they w< re travelling in a motor-cycH r way home about 10.3( S a billiai owner, i the was the h. They a
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    Motor-Cyclist Is Exonerated
    114 4 Motor-Cyclist Is Exonerated standard Staff Ctorrespaadeai IPOH. Mon Vi i <*' death lev misadventure was re-j turned by C< Che Bai din today fo g the inquest the death of a 82-year-old Tai Moi. 1 e died in ital two days after she was inv I in a tor cycle
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    RAF Corporal Shot Himself
    72 4 Standard Stall Com ondeni BUTTERWORTH, Mon.— A verdnt of suicide by shooting himself with a service rifle was returned by Coroner Che Abdul Rahman bin Mat nt the conclusion today of an inquiry held into the death of Cpl. Michael Murphy, of Head- j quarters S';.:f.
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    Boy's 8th Conviction
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    700 'Swotting' For Qualification Now held Not Adequate
    380 5 700 'Swotting' For Qualification Now held Not Adequate .v!.**# Toshers'* migmttt *m%J*r 'mm W of-W'fe'LtrC «nde, ,1,1,!, ihe New* l P°re *eachers Lnion draws the attention of its i I itraui-rlon statement; md uons oj tne Government in n gard to the Normal Ti';irliei>. The "story" points out that on
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    'Majid No Defeatisi', Declares Majid
    208 5 'Majid No Defea tisi Declares Majid 5l *<!.ir Stall Reporter teatist at all Majid will you (meaning his >. unless from you. No power on earth can u and from his to the P. T M A Ps rty canipal ng :ign meeting e during lc for 1 ■ipr.l nating
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    Gen. Thomas Inspects S'pore Units
    47 5 Gen. Thomas Inspects S'pore Units I ifl I' i-rier ter Oi ..eral i Army. Gen Sj_X n pecte I An rday. D .strict. r\ Bug. Tho- Oi Inance rted the pot, wherj r are not. the mar- Pasir ster Park amps vi_ -AAkt Signal I families at
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    UK – S'pore Air Mail Not Hit By Strike
    78 5 UK S'pore Air Mail Not Hit By Strike .•standard Staff Reporter AIR mail correspondence to Singapore from London will continue to arrive normally, said Capt. Lewis Ambrose, Manage] of Qantas Empire Airways, yesten: It was feared that the holdup of BOAA Arg >na_l_ airliner to the Far East, ■> to
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    SAYS HE PAID $5 FOR CERTIFICATE
    42 5 A BuAs MA ,y of Sungei Dulang iu Johore. Hadji Tachok bin Dayang, who admitted offering So for a certificate of entry had the sentence against him postponed to December 3. B ol $500 was allowed.
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    Emergency Jobs For Chinese
    166 5 I Rcportei CTOR of OperaChinese j Sei vices a eat Emer- <- a j Xie d.' es f* if the *sta ei the studv, translation and nent of documents, interpret- talks k a sou .__er and esettlement areas. They will; also be required to issisi un
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    44 5 Photo. Mr. Lai Man Tet (third from right), Sydne. University student, who has returned to Singapore by Qantas Constellation for three months 1 vacation yesterday. He is seen with his father. Mr. lai Kai Joo, motii e r two brothers and a cousin. Standard
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    Trade School To Enrol 80 Students
    100 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNMENT Jun Technical (Trade) Batestier Road, Singapore pro-} poses to take in 80 new students in 1951 for the follow-! ing courses: General Mechanical El gineering 35 students*. Domestic Engineering (Plumbing) 10; Radio Engineering 15; i Electrical Engineering 10: Carpentry
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    Bahai Faith Has One-world Ideal
    103 5 standard Stall Reporter THE principles and basis ol the Bahai faith, founded by i Bah uilah who was born in Per- i sia in 1817, were explained at the Bahai Centre, Katong, by j Mi Shirin Fozdar. Bahaullah, she said, envisage the establishment of a
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    'Too Many Divisions In The Teaching Profession Today'
    189 5 'Too Many Divisions In The Teaching Profession Today Standard Sia/T Reporter THE SINGAPORE Teachers Union Newsletter ix*»ue<l yesterday points out thai lh«* teaching p_*ofes_.ion iv divided into •"•several watertight compartments today.** ''There are Normal Class Teachers (not recognised, of course), Raffles College Graduates; University of Malaya Pass Degree Holders, Honours
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    Labourer Awarded $480
    37 5 labour, Han Yeow Kong, em- ployed in Ho Lim Sawmill, Jalan Payamas Tangkak, Muar, lost one of his second fingers on 26th May 1950. He was awarded $480 by the Commissioner of Workmen's Compensation.
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    49 5 Dr. H. T. Chu, U.N. official in the Trusteeship Department (informat J on from non-s if governing territories), and family who have arrived la S^«ranore hv Dantes Constellation on their return to the rnited States. Dr. Chu was a member of the Koreaa CSommissioa during 1?»48-4 J. Standard photo.
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    BBC Competition For Chinese
    115 5 CHINESE radio listeners of the BBC's Cantonese and Kuoyo programmes will be able to take part in the prize-winning competition between Dec. 10 and 23. the London Press Service announces. Prizes will be awarded for the best comments on news bulletins alone by those who can
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    S'pore Teachers Urge National Whitley Council
    400 5 S'pore Teachers Urge National Whitley Council Standard Staff Reporter V WHITLEY COUNCIL or mty ether Beg* bating council COold not *M*r\< v am jMirp.^t- if i acted in an adviaort capacity. The Singapore Government was told this by Mr. P V. Sarma, President of the Singapore 7< .cher. Union, at
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    S'pore Not So Expensive
    47 5 S'pore Not So Expensive Stand -id Stafl Beaai U i .Mr Laa ftMSg Boon Singapore basiaessa-aa retaraed estetd ij bi Qantas CoasteUatioa aftet toariag Britain aad tfai Uaited State* Eat Maris three tnon.hs erdii t Is ■O t such .nil— I place lo live in titer a!!
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    Novelist To Study 'War' In Malaya
    76 5 Standard Stai jepnrtet MR. Graham Gn .vn no. Singapore yesterday by Q Constellation b for a short visit to M i I that he was ton short survey of th< bandit war in the 1 Mr. Greene his brother. Mr. j Greene, a Government
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    ESTATE STAFF DISAPPOINTED
    80 5 ESTATE STAFF DIS APPOINTED Standard stei Darreapo LLACCA, Mon— cutive Com ca E_stat (emergency meeting expressed great disappoint n at the response th« I jof A!'- Esiates A Unions received from 'Malayan Planting Ind. Employ, ciation borate working c« I FAMESU mem' MPIEA's sole concession to FAMESU a basic salar\
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    MANY ARE CALLED BUT NONE GET EQUAL TREATMENT
    1821 6 MANY ARE CALLED BUT NONE GET EQUAL TREA TMENT lIS THEORY ALL THE DOORS OF THE HIGHER BRANCHES OF THE COLONIAL SERVICE ARE OPEN TO LOCAL MEN, BUT IN PRACTICE THE PRINCIPLE OF UNEQUAL PAY IS MAINTAINED, SAYS THE AUTHOR IN THE FIRST OF TWO ARTICLES. f~lly A Correspondent [EXCEPT
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    H'S the talk of the Town
    539 6 H'S the talk of the Town $225 For A Pharmacist TPHE rei i il ion by the Chief Pharmacist of Singapore, Mr. A. F. Caldwell, thai torities propose to I g certain American-made cold drugs under the Poisons Control Ordinance shows that a very close check is A pi on
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      756 6 Industrial Estates E are slowl) awakening to the fact that the prosperity oi Singapore should not be based solely on its entrepot trade, though this trade will continue to be tts mainstay. The steady increase in the Colony's population makes it imperative that new economic nterprises should be developed with
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    Moscow Scoffs At UN Drive
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    Guerilla Activities
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    Former Colonial Secretary Dead
    16 7 S 5 former Under SI for 1: died suddenly at heart I
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    Soviet Air Force To Enter Korea War If UN Bomb Manchuria
    156 7 Soviet Air Force To Enter Korea War If UN Bomb Manchuria Secret Red Pact Report >o>. 7 (AH).-T h omdal aiiii) s4 National > ><-;■* ***la> "rdiahl,*' Hotigkong sourcos 1•' R V'": 1 1 :,,i a hatl -<*-t!v l",r W. h,r. lo enter tne Korean fi-'l.tin-r ;t i i v*•
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    47 7 photo. KING ACCOMPANIES QUEEN JULIANA— A fine close-up of Queen Juliana accompanied by King George VI as they drove through Trafalgar Square, on the state drive from Victoria Station to Buckingham Palace on Nov. 21, Tbe Kini; later presented Queen Juliana with the Koyal Victorian Cross. A.P
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    BLOCK OF ICE FALLS FROM AIRCRAFT
    39 7 BLOCK OF ICE FALLS FROM AIRCRAFT > \<»\ \ll.r <\.!in--12 >n. fa Mod. of hit h th:.>.._:l. I 1 I o_M_O_i Mil) on I rid.tv peal experts de M ll tlOtll .111 MMind Um Modi I i; es "i <h* rtuid.
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    Moro Chiefs Proclaim sULU Sultan
    107 7 MANILA, Nov. 27, (AP). ■i < teil ot Mora chk f. yesn aimed Dato Jan a Abirin Sultan of Suiu. The ation gave Two rivals ru i over tne -foros rougbt fear ol civil war in the Sulu archipelago. D tto Abirin is son of
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    RAPE, MASSACRE IN PI VILLAGE
    161 7 MANILA, Nov. 27 (AP) Twenty-three persons, met-iding 12 women ami eighl children, were massacred at little mountain village Saturday night in a \*AI<I nr_*.\ ol Murder audi arson, blamed on < ommunisl Hukbala--1 .A tional Defence I 150 link red the little barAglao and herded
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    10 – Year Plan
    26 7 10 Year Plan BANC. KOK. Nov. 27, (AP). A 10-year rural develop.-; plan affecting 4. ;.<.() villages and costing 1,089,000,000 baht is i- ied by a governmitte<.
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    HOUSE TO DEBATE FOREIGI AFFAIRS
    54 7 LONDON, Nov. 27.— Foreign S retary Ernest Bevin will open ise of Commons debate fori Fairs next Wednesday, it was announced yesHe is expected to "explain Britain's attitude towards possible talks with Russia and clear the form of current talks on the subject with France
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    Taipei: UN Dealing With '5th Rate Small Potatoes'
    345 7 Taipei: UN Dealing With '5th Rate Small Po tatoes' TAIPEI, Nov. 27 (UP) Nationalist China bopes for an earl) settlement of tiu* Korean conflict hut warned lii.it anj settlement based on the hopes of the Chinese Communists keeping I .i.-ir promises will be shortlived and will undermine the faith of
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    60 7 photo. RELEASED FROM PRISON Mamoni Shigemitsu (left) is seen here as be shakes bands with IA Col. .1. Davis, ronini.-iidant of Sugamo Prison, Tokyo, at the prison gates on bis release. At right (centre) is Shigemitsu's daughter, Haxtako. Japan's wartime foreign minister, Shigemitsu, v. as paroled from a seven year
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    INDIANS KILL PLANTER, ROB BRAZIL ESTATES
    148 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 27 (Reuter)— lndians on the warpath in jungles south of the Amazon have killed at Iras* lour people and caused over 100 other casualties, the Bra-' zilian ASA Press Agency reported from Belem today. The Caiapos are also reported to
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    MP Urges Brake On General Mac Arthur
    127 7 MP Urges Brake On General Mac Arthur CHATHAM. Kent. Nov. ?7 (Reuter. Mr. Tom Driberg, Labour Member of Parliament said here lastni.ht that the (nited Nations Commander in Korea "should not eagage in any provocative adventures which m g it seriously endanger the peace of Asia and the whole world."
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    Griffiths Lauds SEA Aid Plan
    135 7 CH VTHAM, Kent, Nov. 27 (Renter).— -Mi'. James Griffiths, British Colonial Secretary said nighl thai the C< monwealth plan for aiding South and South-Easl Asia wou I "a great bold and imaginative pian to pool our n sources to help raise i he standards oi
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    Canton Troops Man Three Defence Lines
    226 7 Canton Troops Man Three Defence Lines HONGKONG, Nov. 27 Kmi< r- V \V I < hissem authoritie*§ in Canton ate deploying Iroopi a.«m__ ib. lines ol flefenoe i uteri mj ItiiJier (irlcrinratioi. in lh. international _atnat_on, according in CUnetse pmw report-i from Canton. It is reported that the Chinese ha
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    Strachey : 'Rearm With Care'
    88 7 Strachey 'Rearm With Care' 1)1 Mi! I SCOTLAND Nov. Va (Renter)— War MinLstet Mat Strachej said here l.tst ni-.ht th tt .ir.'-iin nasi keep her de Eeace progtaanae at level whi:!i would not cripple tin- i(uintr>. Nothias ■«»u 1 d he i_.iii.rd hm everytWae lotil Britain tried to rearm M
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    Pope Attends Special Mass
    32 7 Pope Attends Special Mass VATICAN CITV. Nov, 2;. Pope todI d By/a:; B I brou ghoul the w ximum IV of Antio ed by 14 Bishops, foui Arch im an th* i
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      Bombay Extends 'Dry Belt'
      368 7 Bl l IBAY citizens se king re- f from p on will have to uo deeper into Porjuese Miry to buy I liquor. N< gotiations are un j way betwi en Bombay and j Goan authorities to extend from two miles to ii\< the "dry belt"
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    Korea Setback Has Steadying Effect On S'pore Rubber Market
    185 8 ADVERSE Korean news caused steadiness in ihe Singapore rubber merkel jresterday. There -was a moderate turnover oi business which opened at around $1.65 per lb. for first grade rubber for December shipmen! and closed at s!.(>7 on a quieth steady market.
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    Fed. Coconut Oil Production Up But Stocks Fall
    102 8 Fed. Coconut Oil Production Up But Stocks Fall S oj KS of coconut oil in ilc Federation **i frlalaya dropped from 3,186 tona al ihe cm! ol Seplember io I. ">".:. lona la>i moiuh. In the first ten montht. oi 11)50, 110.051 load ol copra was treated against -AA!.! I
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    Produce Market Is Quiet
    60 8 I tandari stair Reportei tS of copra in S i gas4sj per $46, but no bus: ported throughout til oil was quiet. g $74 However, there buying Intel remained quiet at from the -lions. Copra $45.. Coconut Oil imbier $300 md'. i i Hamburg Pej 5560(1
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    London Mart Hesitant; Oils Lower
    119 8 LO I 27*. (Reuter---icy and oce- -mall the London tO. i ta in K< i approach of the end .-nod. Giltedged ere a fra -ad there was a tendency in industrials, bonds. however, were com- tat resulted in a -.am of: 2 in Peninsular and
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    Rising Wool Consumption
    120 8 A SING the world's de- and supply of wool. Ruth c- d ft director of the St itisDepartment of the Wool -j Inc -.orated, an Americ m trade organisation, says the post**: ,r consn I tian cf ThornM not be surprising^ _se of the accumulated needi in
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    US $l37,203,000 Spent In Aid On Korea
    46 8 US $l37 ,203 ,000 Spent In Aid On Korea •mi U S E -inomic C .'lon Administration has i r. i authoris- of for -.-qui motor vehicles. r. ts in Japan and United St tea This sum -j the total autl B.CA £_sr __-_-v*ta te U.A1A.2:..-
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    Jap Trade Threat To H'Kong
    124 8 Jap Trade Threat To H'Kong HONGKONG, Nov. 27 (UP) A Chinese trade mission returned here today after touring j S ith-east Asia and reported that Japanese goods had gained considerable headway. The chairman of the mission. Mr. Y. L. Yip. said Japan was threatening to displace Hongkong as the principal
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    Cotton Waste Export
    24 8 I Governm. I .educed the duty for s irt of col iv ">0 per cent, ad valorem to 20 per cent.
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    Indonesia Export Recovery
    105 8 Indonesia Export Recovery IX Till, seven moot: Indonesia revalued her currency and adopted ether financial forms as well as measures to gal exports of raw terials, the country has staged •.iking recovery in the cx- field, says the New York Commerce. Indonesia has succeeded in Li substantially exports of er
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    'All-Synthetic Tyre Can Give Greater Mileage'
    76 8 CHICAGO, Nov. 27: Asked how wearing Qualities of pissen-/er ear tyres made from synthetic compare with those ol natural rubber. .Mr. John L. Collyer, president of B. I. Goodrich Co.. said development of "eohl" rubber ha>. enabled the Industry to turn out an all
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    MALAYAN SHARE PRICES
    817 8 Standard Start Reporter SINGAPOR E. Mon —The yan share market was quiet todav with comparatively Changes in prices Industrial shares, however, remained steady. INOI STKIALB Buy< SeA: r > Alex Bricks Pret 1 90 2 00 Old 19". 2 05 Atlas lee II UC 12 25 B
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      RUBBER
      77 8 The latest. Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Nov. 21) were per ib. Buyer. Sellers No 1 I.SS Spot Loose SIT.! Al T t I-'.0.8. in bales Dec No l RSS. 51.07 SI. OS No. 2 R.S.S. (1.63 Si. 04 No 3 RSS. |L59 SIOO Tone: Steady Quiet. LONDON RUBBfc-l Monday's
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      TIN
      42 8 SUM. VPORE, Mon The price of tiu todaj aas $495.12-. per picnl Down $5.75. LONDON 1 1\ Monday's prices first session. Sport £1.09(1 buyers, £1,010 sellers. Three Months £915 buyers, £920, seller s Settlement price £1005. Tom-; Stead] _u? lower leveL
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    Indian Woollens
    25 8 Excluding cottage Industry. the Indian woo! industry has 98,359 swindles and 1,963 power 1 >oms. Ninety per cent, oi" I output is exported.
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    Rice Price Talks With Thailand Expected Soon
    335 8 Stand-rd Sufi Rep-rler OFFICIAL aoorees in Singapore given no dale <»f the BHtish-Tkai rice negotiations in Bangkok when \\v> territories of Malaya, Sarawak- North Borneo ami Hongkong w.ii seel, adequate Thai riee shipments !*>* next year. ["he Standard understands th the negotiations must
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    76 8 Picture While Singapore has to rely largely upon imports to meet her fresh vegetable needs, farmers on the island and in the Federation provide an appreciable portion of requirements. Vegetable farming methods in this country are still old-fashioned and on a small individual scale. In this picture of a vegetable
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    France Alarmed At Rising rrices
    43 8 LONDON, Nov T< CAP France is alarmed at steeply rising raw material prices B scramble for supplies, said The Times, commenting on the talks between British ministers and M. Buron, the French Secretary of State for Economic Affairs.
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    India's Sharp Cut In Toileries
    42 8 NEW DELHI, N 21 _P): During the five months ending September this year, India imported only R5.280.000 worth of -:-ies, excluding soaps and brushes. During the same period last year. R5.8.580,000 worth of such goods were imported.
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    Big Foreign Aid Grants Still Unspent
    38 8 Big Foreign Aid Grants Still Unspent THE us Commerce i n t on Ju!> 1 tes thai sum is aim.' ft hall 528.100 mil li ons five fiscal yeai ed. 1 balance rem lininj I en ob A.P
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    Ruling Money Exchange Rates
    170 8 EXCHANGE rates now In force M supplied by the Malayan Exchange Banks Association are as follows: FREE MARKET CURRENCIES SELLING BCTING T. T./O U. *I I OB H_6od/( Ndl London 2 1 353 -4 132 2'4 I '4 I 4 Australia 2. 11 l 3_ l/ll
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    US Tyre Firms Can Meet All 1951 Needs
    253 8 ALTHOUGH lubber requirements in 1951 may i a new high, U.S. tyre-makers -.hould be ab: supply all military and ntial civilian needs without alarming shortages. John 1.. Col it of the B. F. Goodrich Co., said in Chica. Street Journal. Rubber is
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    'US Will Have Enough For 8 Years By Jan. I'
    185 8 'US Will Have Enough For 8 Years By Jan. I' Rubber Stockpile Grows ■■dniilrj irrr- thai. v..ie.i t_M §_OC__p_li .'•ml the synthetic prodnelion i- fAlv pfl Oral Near, ill rr l)ia\ he I i if u; The rubber industry dot be t: it was W rid A ir 11. On
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    Supplies Of World Sugar Up
    21 8 Supplies Of World Sugar Up I I I m it K I I I I I f I I I OK
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    New Pak. Road Rules Blows For UK Cars
    35 8 New Pak. Road Rules Blows For UK Cars KARACHI. Nov 2. (AP introdu 1 I ki PI it ii officially annoui It is belie**' will kinder 1 British import S till great quart ti- ik.ii
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    Indian Govt. Issues New Trade Permit
    9 9 Indian Govt. Issues New Trade Permit new delhi nov,
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    6 9 Fog Disrupts Air Services london nevember
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    58 9 IS SHOPPING: Mrs Attlee, wife of :ho British linivi begaa lu-r C-_rist_-_a9 ihappii la^t week she vis ted a London bazaar in aid of the National ii of !rl>' Clubs and Mixed Ctabs seal she bought h.i-. 'The Ship Book'* It could mall at phew. But if Ihe lir>t Se_i
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    PRIDE OF P & O DUE
    322 9 PRIDE OF P O DUE Maiden Voyage Chusan Has AnliRolling Devices THE CHUSAN, 24,000-ton luxury passenger liner and pride of the P. O. described as ili<* "shipbuilders 1 dream of perfection-' 1 ma. Uv the answer to ti*<- prayers sea-sick passenseris. iirmng hi Singapore tomorrow evening from Southampton, tiu* Chusan
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    New Device For Aircraft
    88 9 XE V DELHI ember, 25 electrical for Quick dvermiI tion of 1 aircraft ■■ped bv sear.ii laboratory of the G nent of Ind Civil Aviation Department. Simple to te, 'he deis worked with three adOther spe i1 superior now in quickness in manipulation, high a n
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    Tahiti Dry Dock Costs US$250,000
    88 9 ative r it to Without the dry dock, which the which often batter their Pacific had to be beached paired by primitive h time was thus pairs were often Aft. The completed project has a 460-1 rlcing slip^ on a coneri te on tbe coral
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    Prince Ahmed, Pals Train At School Of Infantry In Britain
    319 9 \MO\.. lUK various personnel now training al tin School <>t Infantry. Warminster, i*- a young Seconi I ieutenanl ot tiu- M_alaj Regiment, discovered i<» b< none other than Prince Ahmed, son runku Bcsai Burhanuddin, < .M.1.. and the cousin of
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    OIL RESEARCHERS
    35 9 American oil companies employ more than 15,000 people on research work to improve petroleum products and processes and to develop new on< In 1920 fewer than 200 technicians were employed in this work.
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    Jap Industrial Production Up
    72 9 TOKYO. Nov. 25 (Renter AAP) Japan's industrial prodnction index in October reached a post war record level of 1 per cent of the 1932-36 base period, .Mac Arthur's headquarters announced today. This was 7.7 per cent over the previous high of 98.9 attained in Sento inner.
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    Passengers Due By Carthage
    205 9 Standard Staff Correspondent I EN.ANG, Mon.— The f< ing passengers will disembark I w the ss Carthage which iefl the United Kins on Nov. 7 arrives in port at 6 (/clock in the evening ot D 10: Mr. and Mrs. H. King. Miss A. E. Anderson,
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    SHIP IN DISTRESS
    49 9 ROTTERDAAI. Nov. 27 (AP) "Jhe Dutch shipping agency Dirk Z\va.,er reported an SOS from the 1,059-ton Danish ship Triega, owned by Det Fore saying she had struck a mine four miles north-wcA of the Aalborg lightship. is lisl heavily and is leaking through her engine room.
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    Freighter Aircraft
    25 9 Bristol Freighter aircraft, now in wide service in civil tary n l< have been int; <>n their Far East services by Air France.
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    PAKISTAN SHIPS CHROMITE TO US
    34 9 K .RACHI. Nov. 24 (API Pakistan's first shipment of chromite ore to the I nited States It ft this The shipment of 17.000 tom wag valued at I .000
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    3 Scholarship Students For UK
    123 9 3 Scholarship Students For UK Standard Shipping Reporter IHE (ANION arrived in Singapore from Hongkong yesterday witli three scholarship students bound foi the I r.i.ed Kingdom. They were Miss Chau Suk T'san, Air. Wong Wai T'soi and Miss Marie T. de _*%ueredo. All three are traveling on British Council __e_fare
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    US SHIPOWNERS ASK REDUCTION
    75 9 NEW YORK. Nov. 23 (Ren-ter)-—American shipowners are urging for a reduction in Suez Canal charges because of a large increase of revenue 1 through Middle East oilfields development, an American shipping magnate said last night. Bear- Admiral E d m ond Aloran. president of the Moran
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      348 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANOINAVIa UK CONTINENT 'Kl\\ :or Manila. Hon."' t V k 10 N >. Not 2 11 Dec "BEHXHU 19 Mi INI U-13 J 10 :0 Jan Kobe fl* Vol LCHAI BAN'.-f-OK UNI t«.r Lo_M_lk- \d< ii F..ri ».iul IM.urii t'.M-nlai.. •I ii. r- I i A ,x x)
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      563 9 -^SHIPPING INTfLHGENCP \_m Bt- f EAST ASIATIC UNE Ai.U.KSI. I JMB 'v Outward From Europe I In Port: Arnold Maersk, sails Les Glieres sails for RotterIn Port: .'ordhval Gdn. 29, 30. for U.S. East Cpar* .Ports via d jm Noy 2 Dec. 2: Flastria, sails tor P. Swettenham anu Penang
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    CAMELIA S LAST MOVIE ARRIVES
    1072 10  - CAMELIA S LAST MOVIE ARRIVES OSWALD HENRY THE last black-and-white film in which the late lamented Egyptian actress Camelia starred before she died in an aircrash in the Nile, has just arrived in Singapore and is now in the Film Censor's office. Called •'Akher Kedba," the By Sound K.x»ies*t movie
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      271 10 r n*-_M^-T___ri NOW SHOWING *i k I I I n— 4 >- 4 63o 93 »*^^_____P_-BHiP^^L^P-™»* mm^m mm^^B The WOS'DER BOY of the rf \\t\ S a fiesc Scrcfi m y, *\-s^'p "THE AOVENIURES A#l,f OF SAM MAO" V 'WpI -om the S: Company if ff "A- fL-JL— AEXT CHAAGE
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      24 10 ST XAJ^Skma* ____A' 1 >»0-«-{0 OPKNINCi TODAY 3 SHOWS DAILY 3.15—6J5 9.15 p.m. Madhuri. Baburao. Veeni and many othera "BALMA" i Hindustani) Fighting Picture
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      76 10 f!YlTT:T*'yj-tf nm u mn&iitMmr Today *> I A 8.30 9. l."» p.m Nila Djuwita A. Hamid Arif in AMENANTI KASEII Latest Indonesian Picture! i Tomorrow: "NOSS-EL LEIL" (Egyptian Picture) With English Subtitles REX Johore Bahru Todav 3 Shows. 3.15-6.45 Al."> "OUR RELATIONS" ANT) WAR in KOREA' ATLANTIC Great World Todav
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    ON WHOSE SIDE ARE THE CATHOLICS ?
    661 11  - ON WHOSE SIDE ARE THE CATHOLICS SOL SANDERS 'Wait-and-see' Policy Starts Four-way Tug-of-war by In, i ,nd \av. 11 (Bv hehind-the ..of-waris going Bm I>afs refine Ki frtmth :md 5 tor the pporl ol tai* million laiholi lent, atho- c>rjl Saigon. I.e of Phat ab- n as iresi- h and
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    Don't Neglect Your Hubby After The Baby Arrives
    374 11  - Don 't Neglect Your Hubby After The Baby Arrives Samuel G. Esther B. Kling Bv And t Docs a wife's affection v for her husband sometimes diminish after the birth of a child? A Yes. Only too often a wife will transfer her ve st completely from her husband to
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    Technicians — Not Apprentices
    546 11 Technicians Not Apprentices Sir: The Singapore Government is now trying to expand technical education in this country a most welcomed plan. But 1 see reports of the Legco proceedings that the future plan is to train apprentices m the various trades and not technicians. This is very discouraging since to
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    Newport Maintain Unbeaten Record
    207 11 LONDON, Nov. 26. The unbeaten Newport Rugby XV who played London Welsh at Heme Hill here maintained their record yesterday although the game had lo he abandoned owing to fo«r 10 minutes after the interval when neither side had scored. 1 Another "needle match' between Blackheath
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    38 11 Nine-year-old Alan Compton's ambition is to be as famous as his dad, Leslie. Arsenal's centre-half, who got his first England cap after the game against Wales recently. Alan looks admiringly at his father who shows him the rap.
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    London Beat Paris
    37 11 PARIS. Nov. 2C 'Reuter— London beat Paris by 18 points '2 tries and 2 goals* to three (one penalty goal) in the annual inter-city rugby union match at the Buffalo Stadium here this afternoon.
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    UK Soccer League
    682 11 LONDON, Nov. 26 (Renter) The following are football league standings after yesterday matches: FIRST DIVISION G mIS P \V D L F il Pt* Arsenal 19 13 4 245 6 30 Middlesbrough 19 ll 6 3 42 22 27 Newcastle United 19 10 6 3 35 26
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    Ray Robinson To Meet Jean Stock
    141 11 PABIS, Nov. A \l*|- -r.irii w il! LMt its hrst post-l il l«H k at uoild bo\i!n: < h i;r.|)n.n m action tonight when Sugai laf Kobinsoo, nth-hold*- la the welterweight dast neete Icaa S_©4 k in ten round 808 title match. is a
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    Charles—Barone Match Postponed
    91 11 Charles Barone Match Postponed CINCINNATI, Nov.* U —The fight between Charles, the holder, and Nick Barone tor the NBA I heavyweight titie, i have taken place hen rounds o. -.ber 2'- been postponed until December 5 because of weather unounced I promoter. Sam BeckeJake Mint-., co-manager I Charles, protested rgaii
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    MCC Forced To Fight For Runs In Brisbane
    547 11 BRISBANE, Nov. 27 (..ruler \l* > \fW fheir 1a.4 Iwo wickets had added ..*> in 98 iiiiiiul. this morning to bring their total to SOS Qme» nsl..n<_ maintained a steady and accurate attack v. Inch had tbe M< <. strui:i;liiii: for runs
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    40 Commandos Win Charity Soccer
    90 11 TAIPING i $t Command ...ia K. i ..•iiiec. their LUlIx U c.i.'-d in local soccer ted the Fourth 1 I Ipoh by four charity match play* ic ut the a Welfare fund. The Commandos led A to ml in tl through Mitchell and i i
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      505 11 Radio Programittes HAI W.l N 'V, „n" l^^Bl.a'KSSS! SINGAPORI r ,ur !> ,n 11 Metres ll,fi I OGR IMMI !>KN X i mtr^ l the >i _H»eJ- I II N. r-4 V m s "iM 1 f,. p.:: I'r.._r.u.i..ir uii I n: ry; j Fwtn F_i 1 813 Bask .roa.
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    Trade Takes 8 For 23
    107 12 Trade Takes 8 For 23 BOMBAY, Nm. 27 Rem* ter) ri oui-lan:! ii_ perlornuußWC by \ti-t ralian li it-liaml aoosli bowler (rtrorgr Tribe, wne look 8 for 23, helped the Commoiiv. ralth louring lean ili-iiai the Governor ol Hoinliav'. \I hv an inninsn and 17.'. mna bere today. Commonv declared
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    Schoolboy Soccer Stars
    45 12 There's plenty of skill as well as enthusiasm in school-boy football and this camera shot typilies it perfectly. The flying header gave Wandsworth Schools one of their goals in their 7-3 win over Paddington Schools in a (-ill Cup tie at Mitcham.
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    Hockey Officials Will Search Schools For 1952's Stars
    383 12  -  FORWARD By THE SINC VPORE Hookey Association is aboul lo embark on an intensive plan to train the Colony*, schoolboy hockey players, the immediate target being [he establishmenl of a nucleus of a Colony team which could try for honours in the
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    FAS Council Calls Extraordinary General Meeting
    148 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Soccer enthusiasts throughout i Malaya will know the real story about the misunderstanding- and troubles which have been the topic of discussion in Selangor Football Circles and elsewhere ndw that the council of the FAS has decided to call an extra-
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    Doug Wright Fit
    30 12 BRISBANE, Nov 26 (ReuterAAP)— Doug Wright, England's leg break bowler, maj be ht for the hr.st Test match between England and Australia which begins here on Friday.
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    Ceylonese Ousted In 'KO' Hockey Tie
    272 12 SINGAPORE Reereation dob "Red-." survived the firs! same in ll»« S_H_A. knockout competition *ilh a four-two victor} over their keenes. rival*-, Ceylon Sports Club on the Padang yesterday. It was one of the mosl keenh ronlested games ol the season so far. an<l main
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    Lifeguards To Demonstrate Progress In Mass Rally Soon
    283 12 Standard Slall Reporter THE SINGAPORE Lifeguard Corps is to stage a l»i«I heaeh rally of its members- both qualified or under training, at katong Park shortly. A date is to be fixed after consideration of tides ami other details. The decision, which
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    Watts, Fletcher To Spar Today
    94 12 FIGHT fans will have the opportunity of judging something of the real worth of Tommy Watts and Sid Fletcher when the Aussies box several rounds with sparring partners at the Happy World Stadium at S. 'JO pan. today. Boy Brooks will box heavyweight Tommy Nutter,
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    "Saints" Annual Match On Dec .9
    77 12 ST. ANDREWS annual "Past v. Present" rugger match will be played at the school field. Woodsville. on Saturday Dec. 9 at 5.15 p.m. At 8 p.m. the same evening the annual re-union dinner will be held in the school hall. During the dinner, a
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    Sheffield Shield
    61 12 ADELAIDE. Nov. 27. < Reuter AAP)— New South Wales, holders ot the Sheffield Shield, were 57 runs behind South Australia with three first innings wickets in hand at the close of play today in their Shield match here. New South Wales today brought their Saturday score of 159
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    590 12 FOLLOWING a Perak Turf Club De Horses Class 2— I Div. I—7 Furlongs. May-air 9.00 Marcher Lords 8.13 Sir Tristram 8.12 Little Ned 8.11 Brilliant Marc 8.10 Epsom Derby 8.09 Belgium 8.08 Grecian Prince 8.08 Birthday Gift 8.07 Father Rvan 8.06 j Tantalus 8.05 Tiberius 8.04 The
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    62 12 Ex-Grenadier Guardsman Jack Gardner reads a message of congratulation on his victory over Bruce Woodcock from Princess Elizabeth. A letter from Claranc***House said: *'I am asked by Princess Elizabeth. Colonel, Grenadier Guards, to write and say how delighted she is that a Grenadier has become heavy-weight champion. "H.R.H. asks me
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    182 12 KL RAILWAYMEN LOSE NARROWLY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A. soltary goal scored in the session of the game helped the Y.M.C.A. to defeat Railway Institute at hockey this evening. Pepper, the Y's goalkeeper, who made his debut in this game gave a good account of himself. For the Railways. Shepherdson, was
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    180 12 ALTHOUGH Unbeaten hy If, H||l eoals. dm,. jmJ peaij? lo Hirer (MMhi Na\al Cks4 Nat. the SinjrafM.r* |J J a hard .i»|.t M ,j„ al ia n yeMenJav. be short m.mstrated by j outstanding i nings and Heard. I The C-in-C S1 i m I
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