Singapore Standard, 31 October 1951

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    13 1 Singapore Standard jerghjk vTn? SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1951 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    1 MORE DIVISION ORDERED TO M.E.
    374 1 ¥wre To Prepare five-Year Special tyi vices Programme Standard Staff Reporter p .YEAR proirraninio of special services such as parks, tnd sewerage, lor Singapore will be prepared m the inO ounced Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, the President of the -Hi nuncil at the special budget
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    Churchill Picks More Members For Cabinet
    122 1 »N Oct M (Kfiittr) —Mr. Winston Chur,n! rrratnl a m w Cmrrnmenl pOBl, rv for ...nlinalion of Trannporl. luel and i intnu ata are— HralU rapt. .Hik^hank. Housing ernm.-tu Il.\rold retan ot Slate J.im<'s Stuart; >tite tor (o- 11 laspatti Kufl I i '-.Uhers.
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    Sub-C'ttee To Probe Paya Lebar Project
    156 1 Standard Staff Reporter A MASS meeting will be failed by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to consider a protect against Government's intention to build a civil aerodrome m Paya Lebar, if a seven man sub committee formed by the Chamber yester- day fails
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    Truce Meet Makes No Headway
    118 1 PANMUNJOM, KOREA, Oct 30. (AP> Allied and Commu L nist armistice negotiators spen three hours at the ronferenci table today bi t, failed aga.a t( make any headway on i Korean ceasefire line. The sixth session of the Join subcommittee of U.N. and Re< delegates
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    Progressive Party's Proposed Move Creates Concern
    361 1 Progressive Party 's Proposed Move Creates Concern Reprisals Against Aussies Slamlartl Staff Reporter REPORTS lhat the Executive Committee of lhe Progressive Party, at its next meeting, will revive the question of reprisals against Australians m following the deportation from Australia over two years ago of some Malay seamen who had
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    ARO Shot Dead In Kinta Area
    81 1 ARO Shot Dead In Kinta Area Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues Bandits this morning shot dead an Assistant Resettlement Officer. Tan Beni* Teong (30) on the Chemor-Tanjong Rambutan Road while the latter was travelling on his motorcycle from one resettlement camp to another He is the second ARO to die
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    French Head In Cambodia Killed
    94 1 PII NOMP E N II Oct. 30, (AFP)— The 43-year-old French Commissioner m Cambodia. Governor-General .lean de Raymond, was stabbed to death yesterday afternoon between 2 and 4 p.m. by one of his Vietnamese servants. The Frenen Governor was found with a number of wounds.
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    Harriman To See Eden
    36 1 LONDON. Oct. 30 Neuter) Mr. Averell Harrirnan, President Truman's special adviser is expected m London on Frtday and Will see Britain's new Foreign Secertary, Mr. Anthony Eden, on the Persian oil deadlock.
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    2 Aircraft Carriers Told To Stand By To Transport Troops
    441 1 LONDON, Oct. 30 (UP) The War Office announced today that Britain's Third Infantry Division has been ordered lo the troubled Middle East. Simultaneously, the Admiralty announced that the aircraft carriers, Illustrious and Triumph, were standing by to transport the soldiers
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    Govt. Stocks Weaken
    108 1 LONDON. Oct. 30: .Ri-it.-i British Government stocks wiin falls of up to five-eighths jj« a weak feature of the L»n d Stock Exchange today. Man 3 other sections ot the^ market followed this lead and ranging from a few pence to Is od. were registered m industrials.
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    A-BOMB TESTED
    73 1 I AS VEGAS. Oct. 30 (AP) The third atomic detonation m the Atomic Energy Commissions current test series a bright g U>w m the sky northwest ot here went off at 100 l OMI tO It ay was the largest of the preseot swies. About one minute after
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    Face Situation With Firmness
    191 1 Erskine Tells His Men: I FAYID, On. 30 Al»). Tin- British troop wmmmamler here <allr«l on 1■ i men lo<lu> lo liatuiW >5» "dangerous rtilualion** m 1 !•«■> /our w ii BrMMPW ami a mm i m ii m of iHllenu'ss." General George Erskine. commander of
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    20 Hurt In Student Riot In Teheran
    139 1 TEHERAN. Oct M, (API Five thousand Communist-ted students, shouting "Down with Anglo American Impenah battled through police Lines day and paraded UtfOUgi Hi* streets of Teheran. At least 20 were injured i" brief and bloody clash outside the gates of Ic!hm;ui University Detymg
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    £ Not To Be Tampered With
    91 1 Not To Be Tampered With LONDON". Oct 30, IUPI.- It was learned thai Winston Chui chill's new Chancellor of the Xx chequer. Mr R A Butler, will not tamper with the pound sterling—its value or the restriction! on its use— in the forseeable future. I Any thought of further devaluation
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    Vietminh Mine Blows Up LSIL
    71 1 Vietminh Mine Blows Up LSIL SAIGON, Or" :o 'AH 1 Twa prisons wen Idlled Dtben e listed hs miskiaf mikl I BOCMV vvcie wounded v. •.(>■! an LSIL (landinf sh ip. infantry, ihiriiP 1 was damaged by VietmuTh mine on ()c\ 2, m tim course of joint land and naval
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    CITY BUDGET LARGEST IN HISTORY OF STORE
    994 2 $777.3 Millions Expenditure DEBATE ON CITY BUDGET Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE City budget for 1952 ie again the largest m history and for the first lime runs into nine figures, the President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, said
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    'Raise Ceiling On Assessments'
    774 2 'Raise Ceiling On Assessments' Staadard Staff Reporter SUGGESTIONS that the Singapore Government should pay "equalisation grants" to the City Council or amend the City Council Ordinance to remove the present ceiling of 25 per cent on assessment on properties were made at yesterday's special budget meeting. Councillors took part m
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    BIRTH
    39 2 f)ORAISWAMY A IYER— At "Grace Cottage" No. 54 Jh mile Klang Gates Road betapak. Kuala Lumpur. on the 28th October 1951. to Martha Vincent B.Sc wife of Mr. M. L. R. Doraiswamy Aiyer. Advocate and Solicitor a daughter.
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    Low Police Pay Keeps Girls Away
    162 2 Standard Woman Reporter SINGAPORE *choolgirle are interested m careers m the Police Force. But the low salary scales are keeping them back. i 4 And until we get the new and higher pay rates out, we cannot start a recruiting drive," said Inspector Mary
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    Bridge, Mahjong Party On Friday
    124 2 A BRIDGE and Mahjong Party m aid of the Poppy Day Appeal will be held on Friday from 7 to 12 p.m. at 21. Caimhiil Circle, residence of the Chartered Bank Manager. Admission is $5. This includes a buffet supper. As the tickets are limited
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    'Island Of Cloves'
    28 2 AT the East-West Society meeting, Mr. J. Westacott wili speak on "The Island of Cloves' at 8.30 p.m. on Thursday British Council Hall. Stamford Road.
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    Aik Hoe Co. On Summons Charge
    77 2 AIK HOE and Company Limi- j ted of Beach Road, a "rubber 1 firm, yesterday faced a summons 4 charge cf storing rubber m an 4 unlicensed premises m Kirn 4 Chuan Road on July 25. i In the Singapore* Third Dis- i trict
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    Man Found Dead With Hands Tied
    49 2 THE body of a Chinese with S his hnnds bound together was > found m Tel ok Ayer Basin by 8 tne Singapore Police ever the X week-end. v The man was identified as Kah i Seng Huat The police are iD- a vestigating.
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    Three Watch Dealers Fined $4,750
    129 2 THREE watch dealers were fined a total of $4,750 by Mr. Jan Ah Tah m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday for exporting watches without a permit. r They J? ere Tj °c A. Sen, Lip L«ong Chee. and Leung Kam Keung who pleaded guilty.
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      311 2 I CITY BOOK STORE LIMITED j welcome you to their NEW BRANCH AT 93 TANCLIN ROAD, SINGAPORE. OPENS TODAY L====== IFUII __—^_^^M .jo* aaipi them i\ n '-v rHAT SOME PEOPLE Will g^. i •rt you down— lift even lightly. You jf^jS^iSS! Vi an trust them utterly. But how do
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    WANTED: $39 MILLION LOAN
    225 3 funds Needed fcr New Plans standard Mall Krporter M |n\N for about $39,000,000 will f, ,i 1»\ tlu» Singapore Clilv Councillors iiianre the extension projects of the rtments, Mr. T. P. F. McNeiee, the „i vesterdar} ai the special budget 1 1 if < unncillors. I
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    Woman Witness Slapped
    52 3 Woman Witness Slapped inn! I old I by s ui,i ■ianel ior the .uen evlm a rdei I -is<\ >n« Bidated tad mhhM- cc was tntimiDistrict reh. fe^ c beard kg rircum- -e:enco c mm /•o/*Y#» Mil c ma S« I sh^ .:bles V c A to I bei i
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    CITY RATES GO UP. UP
    17 3 CITY RATES GO UP. UP ocs pc .-> frr>m ...i';'.op.s; toi sale !.< jrallons boardfee shops from >i lons,
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    NURSES' COMMITTEE OF FIVE CHOSEN
    64 3 NURSES' COMMITTEE OF FIVE CHOSEN I I i lh»M. Wn n m Reporter i'ee to Nurses i PI mcd last i held at the f three official Medical s. the; the General H H and Nursing n embers. Mrs X i for c whole i 515.963.13 i a] a^reethe roceerts.
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    Exhibition Will Aid Poppy Fund
    144 3 ANOTHER exhibition of paintings. this time oil paintings m addition > water-colours, is to be held bj Mr. Yong Mun Sen. the ;veii-kno;vn Borneo-born. Penang artist at the Victoria Memorial Hall for three days mi Nov. 6 to 3 One hundred paintings are >•■ put
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    Man Denies $10,000 Extortion Attempt
    66 3 CHEN CHIN MENG denied Ite Singapore First Police Court resterday. that he tried to exf>:-: (10.000 from Ng See Eing o. threatening to have his brother arrested He also claimed i ben alternatively charged with trying to cheat See Ei 4 ol the $10,000. The
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    $10 From A Sick Soldier
    261 3 A LIEUTENANT of the First Batallion Malay Regiment, from his sick bei m Seremban Hospital sent $10 yesterday to The Standard for Leow Choo, Singapore widow, who was acquitted of a murder charge last week. The lieutenant, Abdul, Rahman wrote: "It bled my heart to
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    Power Cuts
    165 3 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable to load shedding lodaj WAV Sims At emit*. Paya I. char Pumps, -100 hkit Place, Jalati Vasin. Jalan Eaooa, Cambridge Koad. K.nuoDii Koad. Towner Koad. SerangOOfl Koad. Sennett v\t;ite. KoJjjji Ajer, MePkersoa Koad. Kirn Chttan K<»ad, Itotindary Koad. lloreme Koad. I pper Serangoon. Vio
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    "MAGNIFICENT" SAID McNEICE
    322 3 By CHRISTINE DIEMER, Standard Woman Reporter truly magnificent- wan the description given the "Grow More Food Show" by Mr. 1. P. X McNeice, president of the City Council when interviewed by The Standard last night, after a 45-minute careful inspection of all exhibits. We want more of
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    Selection Committee Meets In S'pore Today
    226 3 SCHOLARSHIPS TO US THE Selection Committee for Study iii the United Stalea wilt hold a meeting today to consider applications from Singapore, Malacca and Johore student!* for scholarship* for further studies m America. Members c»f the committee comprise representatives of all major communities m
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    FIRST PRESIDENT
    19 3 MR WON T G HO SYE was I elected Brsl president of the Vei;ei:ib!e Gro vers* Associatioa
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    Brawl Led To Sikh's Death
    96 3 Standard Staff Reporter A BRAWL m which several Sikhs were involved had a sequel at the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice Rogers and a common jury yesterday when three men faced charges of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The incident occurred m a house
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    Out Goes The Middleman
    183 3 Stall Rrporter > •> be ers m Singabe opened m the' Potong i Four reI been allotted < jsgj Ro ii !y u b p^ «"a ti: tr> purchase >' itt" equip- meni atvi also for transport. members of the association have agreed lO contribute $5
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    Attendant Stole From Patient
    82 3 Standard Staff Reporter A 21-YEAR-OLD hospital attendant, Assar bin Bakar was sentenced m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday to tour months' rigorous imprisonment when he admitted stealing a wrist watch and a pair of dark spectacles, worth $60, belonging to a patient Peck Leng Thong
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    Ex-Policeman Stole From PC
    62 3 Standard Staff Reporter A FORMER police constable. Lee Chin Siang. was fined $250 m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday and given a day's simple imprisonment for stealing a wrist watch worth $46 and two fountain pens, worth $36, from a fellow policeman. Sng Tian Yew
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    Fishmongers Had No Price Lists
    41 3 Fishmongers Had No Price Lists ELEVEN fishmongers were each fined $15 m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday, for failing to display price lists. The 11 men were from Kan. dang Kerbau Market. East Coast Road. Gyelang Serai and Jeddah Street.
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    A Success, Says Dr. Clyde
    243 3 DR. WILLIAM M. CLYDE, Rice Adviser to the Foreign Office m Lonaon. who paid a visit last night to the "Grow More Food" Exhibition organised by the Singapore Consumers' Resistance Movement, gave unstinted praise to the magnificent work done especially by Mrs. Robert Eu and
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    Boycott Boy: 2nd Chance?
    158 3 Boycott Boy: 2nd Chance? Standard Staff Ittporfef THE PROPOSAU for a re« examination for student*, who boycotted the Chinese Junior Middlf School Examination, wil| be made by three rep ■<?«' sentatives of the Singapore Chinese Schools AsV sociation when they ap«' proach Mr R W Waf^an' Hyatt, Chief Inspector of,
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    Praise For Finance Men
    112 3 Stjndard Statf BcpWttV THE PRESIDENT v Councillors. Mr. 1 P F McVeice at special meeting yesterday praised t eo-»o i Committee-. M l vr'< had sidered the separatt Sena mental estimates and. m o < cular the stamina o> the Finance and Genera! Purposes Coma tee
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      120 3 FOR THIS PEN HE'LL DISCARD tf^Shfc^ ALL HIS OTHERS! TV T XA 1 >. WORLD'S MOST WANTED GIFT PEN 1... PRICE: Porker "51" PENS from $37/- INSIDE... Jj j TUIC CIII/CDV (For successful giving— there could be no finer choice. New "5 1' > S H EATH I alone brings
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      32 3 L jIN6APOki Hl JL|^i Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay: Y.W.C.A. Sports Club Dance at Raffles Hotel 8.30 p.m. British Council Hall: Lecture by Mrs. Shirin Fozdar on "The Practical Way to Utopia" 5.30 p.m.
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    2 Curfews
    50 4 Xl ALA LIMPIR. Tues Two iiirfeus have been dedared m Mersing. Johore. The first covers the Town Board area of Mersing from 1 1 p.m. to .'..30 a.m. and the other the wired-in arei of the labourers' lines on Kuala Na\ang Estate from 6.30 p.m. to 5.31 am
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    'Daisha' System Started In Tg. Karang Area
    262 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LI MPLR, Tues. The i>aisha' ■jllf the chief means of transport m the rice plains of Taiwan was introduced this morning to 30 ridangs and keluas from Tanjonjjj Raran<r padi area. Approximately $100,000 will be spent on the scheme.
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    First Co-op Shop
    54 4 Gtaadaid Slaff Trmpoadcnl KUAJ A LUMPUR, T ies Started with a capital of $1 440 ribed by lOC Malays m -c-- meni village at the 9th nile Cheras, the first co- operative shop was opened by the Distr* Offl i r, Ulu Lan- 1 lit Tuan Haji
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    First AP Corps In Seremban
    71 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The first Auxiliary Police Corps m Seremban was formed recently when about threequarters of a crowd stepped i forward when invited by the Chiei Police Officer, Negri Sembilan, to gather o:\ the Seremban Police Padang. Altogether about 400 Auxiliary
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    Document 'Not Relevant To Charge'
    145 4 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— C". the ground thai the Court had admitted a document whih was not relevant to the i barge th» Federation Court if Appra! today allowed the appeal of a Chinese. Cheng K.iw against the conviction and sentence of death passed i D
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    Paying Winners
    29 4 photo. MR. F. G Fathers, Secretary of the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board, issuing cheques to lucky ticket holders at the Bayan Lepas aerodrome, Penang. Standard
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    Woman And Three Men To Die For Crisis Offences
    410 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tiies. The Federation Courl of Appeal today upheld the convictions and sentences of death passed on four persons, including a Chinese woman, for offences under the Emergency Regulations. The four persons were V. Loganathan. Low Kwan Sin, C. Kanniah,
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    Mails Lost
    26 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mails from Kuantan to Sungei •Lembing on Oct. 23 last were lost through bandit activity. the Postmaster-General announced.
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    MOVE TO LOWER FISH PRICES
    383 4 'Federal Govt. Should Negotiate With R.I/ Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A spokesman of the Selangor Fivhmongers' Guild today urged that the Federation Governmetit sbonld negotiate with the Indonesian authorities to allow Malayan fishermen to li-li m Indonesian territorial waters so that prices of
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    Suspected Collector Arrested
    120 4 Suspected Collector Arrested KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Suspected of being the chief bandit subscription collector m the Cheroh and Bukit Koman area of Pahang, the Police have arrested Chiong Kiow. Two bandits were killed and two others wounded by a jungle squad on patrol m Batu Gajah this morning. Two rifles,
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    P. W. Flood
    34 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The P.W.D. report that the Bagan Serai-Selama Road is flooded to a depth of 14 inches at the 82nd to 83rd M.S. and that the water is rising.
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    Army Recruiting MORs
    176 4 Major W H. Pagett. Chief Recruiting Officer, will visit Malacca and Alor Gajah to interview potential British Army Recruits. Malayan Other Ranks, on the following dates and times: Nov 7: From 9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at the Labour Office, Malacca; Nov. 8: From 9.30 a.m. to
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    300 Resettled At Kg. Langkap
    96 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Three hundrec Mendah:img Malays, who originally cami Langkap. !\'egri Sembilan from a village m Sumatra and have been staying a community jin that area, are among the inhabitants of Kampoag Langkap, eight mile^ From Teran hi Kuala Pilah. who
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    Mace For Fed. Legco In 1952
    57 4 Standard Stall urn >pond« ru KOALA LLMPLR. Tues The Standard understands that the Mac< will not b^ presented to the Federal Legislative Council at the next meetiu. m November but this and the appointment of a Speaker may be done .tt the first meeting
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    'NO CLASS FEELING IN AMERICA'
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    CITY BUDGET EXPANDS
    582 5 Responsibilities Of Councillors \fco Increased lai <l Mail Reportrr si ol the City Councillors, Mr. T. special meetiag yesteiday, which' tbc City budiit-t lor 195> said that, d Increase m the total budget < urowin- responsibilities placed* «m both litv Councillors and the rupies i position m
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    Huried Into Shop In Penang
    48 5 Huried Into Shop In Penang lidI r.' 1 KN .1 .111. tmknewa i Nil I wH,- tim- nts «i Bridge pnt 1 the shop Mr. ran |ie\< 'i the rown iv- kill ,ul\ -i fe« intnhad It ft th»- hen the peaMk 1 bis shop. ire investigat- j
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    Aston Leaves On Saturday
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    ASP FETED
    47 5 irrnpiwdrnl Ke tan < i 4 m B A.- sup€ intene g I c State H ton, I.:che visaed V. 1 --.i i I'm Ismail ..t Department, irriv^j at 1 *"d is Bo« itta. h**h -p-u.-d br.i.uh '1 Sorrei De- This dr■•liuuidfrm^ prunp,-, tins ft pkala
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    Unwanted Guest In Police Mess
    260 5 Stand. ird Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues A ghost has been haunting a Police Omcerj' mess m Woodward Rotui, li>oh, (pictured above), and us a result no on>> )iow rroxjs ro sin';} m the room m ichich i:s presence has been seen, hear,] and fell HToodioard
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    Red Papers Found In Chinese School
    103 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Tues Over 100 Communist pamphlets, printed m Chinese. were t'ound In various class-rooms of the Chung Ling High School yesterday. The pamphlets referred to the murder ol the late Mr. Chen Chong Gark, 60-year-old teacher of the school and part-time
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    Reports In Brief
    278 5 NINE more persona from < a were directs to War- > ainirig during te veek. The I »tal now is 4 ectees. Last week, 33 ap- h e a d oul ot which :M wen rejected and five •wed Four other- were de- red N > further
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    A Ghost Lurks Here
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    MOVE TO FORM CO-OP BANK
    333 5 Standard Slat! Correspondent IPOH. Tues— A co-operative bank designed to im- prove the work and extend the usefulness of cooperative societies and generally to promote the cooperative movement m the Colony of Singapore and the Federation, will be established m Kuala Lumpur early next year.
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    800 AT RED CROSS MEET IN PENANG
    274 5 Standard Stan" Correspondent PENANG. Tues.— About 800 I members, comprising 26 units lOf the British Red Cross I Society, wore on parade here today, when they turned out i for the enrolment ceremony i and rally on the Westlands i School ground before
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    Hawkers To Form Pan-Malayan Assn.
    99 5 IPOH, Tues. Representatives of hawkers associations m the Federation and m Singapore will j assemble here on December lv j to discuss the formation of a Pan-Malayan Hawkers Association. The meeting j> the result a fact-finding tour by a Perak Hawkers Assn. unit hi early
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      21 5 FEDERATION DIARY ran 5 i And P r»3 3 i v.5 i i :> RTC i J 1 1 i 1111 111
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    Singapore Standard The Mawai Muddle
    919 6 Independent Morning Newspaper THE resettlement camp at Mavcai, near Kota 1 Tinggi, Johore. is to be closed down because of the Governments inability to protect it The 1.200 inhabitants of the camp are to be moved again they had been taken there from other danger
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    THE NIGHT TRAIN TO SEOUL
    1033 6  - THE NIGHT TRAIN TO SEOUL NOBODY knows the number of people living m /«*«"> iy Korea's temporary capital, but all too clearly is is far too many, perhaps by half a million or more. mvmi%o A walk through its twisting streets is a trying exercise that call for the skill
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    17 6 "I'se your loaf! It's tailed thai because this is the end of the line, see
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      GOVERNMENT SHOULD ENCOURAGE BUILDING IN SINGAPORE
      599 6 GOVERNMENT SHOULD ENCOURAGE BUILDING IN SINGAPORE Sir It was with a somewhat poignant feeling that 1 iead m The Standard on Oct. 21 ol how "building activities m Singapore are far behind Hongkong, 1 and it how Mr. Aw Bo.m Haw's plans to construct the $2,000,000 Tiger Balm Villa m
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      Make The Japs Pay
      204 6 Sir: 1 am glad to learn from the press that Japanese civilians may be allowed to stay m Singapore I will be more glad if arrangements could be made for the Japanese to pay the* balance of the 44 months pay of former British Government civilian
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      Standard Of Music In S'pore Defended
      413 6 St?.— As a merobei the Musicians I'd inn I to understand how Mr. B c rotlld have $aid that th« e:.'ry j of the American Band Singapore is justifiable, merely because the standard of the musicians In Singapore la 50 Z low a< to
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      IS MR. RAJ A MUSICIAN?
      517 6 Sir:— l have read with great interest your Staff Reporters article captioned "Bouquet for Singapore Musicians" published m The Singapore Standard issue ot October 24 wherein he states that Mr. C. R Dasaratha Raj. Labour Member for Rochore District m the Singapore Legislative Council, advanced
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      Where's City
      144 6 Sir: On reading your columns "O* Men and Music' I too wish \n know, as does Mr. Bill Webb Jones. what happened to the song that Mr. Gerry Soliano wrote for City Day. I heard it once on City Day and once again played by Gerry himself on
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      Keep The Japs Under!
      383 6 Sir, It is childish to assert that after the Second Great World war and the conclusion of hostilities, the Japanese has reformed by becoming a good and better man. The leopard cannot change his spots and since the signing of the Peace Treaty the Japs have
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    Review of Views
    90 6 Review of Views toraiaetl I i lands o Britain's Task B I cetth T: -c ob- to ba: gain wi: i Q Lnew Into dov. j East !Thu k conci attitude (q peace sacrifice Aerodrome Site 'echoing made bj bar I Rtructini ifnore publu Paya Lebar is too i creasing
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    TORIES' C'WEALTH PLANS
    328 7 11 |l alks On Defence, 7 Trade, Finance cmg Considered LONDON, Oct. 30 (UP).— Empire conferences of Commonwealth and Colonial government representatives to stiffen defences and reach an agreement on trade and migration are considered -'matters of urgency" by Winston Churchill's new Conservative Government, officials said yesterday.
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    Liberal Move Described As Courageous
    79 7 Liberal Move Described As Courageous LONDON. Oct. 30, (ReutersPolitical circles m London yesterday described as courageous and far-sighted the Liberal decision not to accept effee m the new Government while at the same time promising support on measures clearly ot benefit to the country. It was argued that the decision
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    White House: No Comment On Meeting
    119 7 White House: No Comment On Meeting WASHINGTON, Oct. 30, (Reuter)— The White House yesterday declined to comment on widespread rumours that there might be an early meeting of President Truman and Mr. Winston Churchill. The President's Press Secretary Mr. Joseph Short said the only communication he knew of between the
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    Tory Majority In Commons Reduced To 18
    155 7 LONDON. (M. 30 (Reiser) Labour retained the constituency of Western Isles (Invernessiiire) yesterday with a majority of 1.330 votes. It was the second last result to be announced m the General Election. The remaining undecided seat is Barnsley, Yorkshire, where the Labour candidate
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    Royal Couple Meets Dionne Quintuplets
    191 7 MONTREAL, Oct. 30 (IP). Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh received a thunderous welcome from an estimated 100.000 persons last night when they appeared on the balcony of Windsor Hotel shortly after their arrival. The Princess and the Duke arrived at North Bay ;K)
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    Dulles: Japs Not Likely To Trade With Peking
    156 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 30, (AP) John Foster Dulles indicated yesterday he believes that Japan is not likely to establish trade relations with Communist China within the predictable future. Dulles Republican Party consultant to the U.S. State Department, commented to a reporter on a
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    Sec. Co. To Take Up Kashmir Row
    118 7 Sec. Co. To Take Up Kashmir Row PARIS, Oct. 30, (AP) The United Nations Security Council will hold its first meeting m Paris on Wednesday to examine the dispute between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. The Council has been studying the report of the U.N. Kashmir Commission submitted m New
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    67 Items On UN Assembly Agenda
    101 7 PARIS. Oct. 30, (Reuter>— The United Nations Organisation announced here yesterday that the agenda for the forthcoming General Assembly here already numbers 67 items. The main points for discussion include: Atomic energy control, Korean independence. the "Acheson Plan" for peace recommending that United Nations
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    US 'Med.' Fleet Has No A-Bomb
    90 7 PARIS. Oct. 30 (UP)— The United States Sixth Fleet m the Mediterranean does not at present have the atomic bomb. Admiral William Fechteler. United States Chief of Naval Operations, said yesterday. Asked at a news conference about recent Washington statements that the fleet was
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    ELECTION NIGHT
    54 7 The scene near midnight on election night when thousands of Londoners crowd Trafalgar Square to watch the results as they are flp.shed on the screen outside the Canadian Pacific offices. In the cea:re of the background is the Church of St. Martin's-m-the-Fields; the base of Nelson's Column is
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    Russia May Explode West's Rearmament Plans At Paris Meet
    230 7 LONDON, Oct. 30 (IP). Rii^ia may make a major effort to explode Western rearmament plans l»y suggesting the establishment of a neutral Eone < \l« iulin» from Scandinavia to the Middle East at ihe United Nations General Assembly, opening m Paris
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    PRESS FREEDOM THREAT
    34 7 LONDON. Oct. 30 (Reutcr)— B. P. Burning. edr.or of the South Africa weekly, the Guardian. said yesterday the threat to freedom of the press m South Africa "is real and grave."
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    Arab States, Israel Told Of M-E Plans
    98 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 30 »Reute. I—The1 The State Department said yesterday that during the weekend Arab States and Israel were notified that the Western nations intended to go ahead with plans to create a new Middle EaM command Egypt was not consulted because the
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    Poison Gas Charge
    59 7 LONDON, Oct. 30 (Reuter*— A New China News Agency message received m London yesterday said that poison gas was "again used by the Americans on the Korean battlefield recently." It said that two battalions of American troops launched an attack on a iiill west of Chorwon on
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    'Some People' Attempt To Disrupt Asia
    209 7 1 THAKIN NU: CALCI I lA. Oct 30 <K*mi ter| —ll'- BtmiD's- Pr»nii» r Thakiii Nil told r€|W<m yrst''iel;i> that ho and tlw Indian Prune Minister fa«a> harlal Vhm discussed "\.ir ions m.i'.t'rs including step* Burma and India should taferwith regard to Japan' at
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    Fechteler For US Commander In N. Atlantic
    167 7 ROCQI'ENCOURT. r Oct. 3'). (UP) Admin i William Ptochteler, States Chief of Naval <>p« tions, said yesterday he tavou I immediate uppointmefn 1 of < n American Admiral as supn I Commander for Atlantic I', t forces In the North Atlantic Feehteler .said
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    The Flying Tigers
    37 8 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 30, (Api-A spokesman for the Flying Tiger Airline announced yesterday a USS7,OOO.OOQ expansion programme that includes the purchase >i seven cargo planes and enlarged freight facilities at the San Francisco Airport
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    ROUND TRIPS TO H'KONG
    211 8 New Ships For 15-Day Holiday Standard Shipping Reporter SPECIAL round-trips from Singapore to Hongkong and back have been introduced by the Dutch sh pping company, Royal Interocean Lines. The company s amlfaTe, KPM. is also operating round-trips between Singapore and Japanese ports. Flagship of the Royal
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    Returning
    49 8 Home is where the heart whether Pasadena or Dakarta. Mrs. J. E .gpey aid her two children. Charles and Barbara are shown on board the Singapore bound P r f sld .fnt Polk on their way to join, Capt. Espey xoho Is to American President h\nt» m Djakarta.
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    RAF Policeman Gets King's Commendation
    281 8 Spore Riots Echo: ROVM. Ur Forre Police Corporal Alexander Gilmer, 28-year-oW hero of last December's Singapore riota, parades ai ihe R.A.F. Ba»e at Seletar this morning lo receive a King's Commendation for Brave Conduct. Air Commodore W. A. Opie. the Base Commander, will make the
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    Jet Plane Featured In Movie
    166 8 LONDON, The prototype Vickers Supermarinc 5i5 swept-wing jet tighter will be the fifth star of David Lean's new air film. "The Sound Barrier." The other four are Ralph Richardson. Nigel Patrick, John Justin and Ann Todd. Renamed the "Prometheus" for the film, this is the
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    Germany To Introduce Cheap Fares
    70 8 HAMBURG, (AP) West Germany has plans to lighten travel costs for overseas tourists and capitalize on a postwar handicap— the dearth of German ocean liners. No new blue-ribbon liners 1 ore planned. But shipping circles here say there is a grow- ing demand for the
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    Stork Ship In S'pore Tomorrow
    79 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE Singapore -bound round-the-world vessel. President Polk, became a "Stork Ship" on Monday when she was a day out of Manila. A 5-pound 15oz. baby boy. Ralph Charles, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. McGuire. Mr. >h*(iuire is on his
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    PLAN TO MODIFY TWO 'FLAT-TOPS'
    146 8 SYDNEY, Oct. 30 (AP). Australia plans to modify her two aircraft earners so that jet planes ami new anti-submarine planes can operate from them. Plans were disclosed at a news conference by Rear\<imiral J. W. M. Faton. new Flasj Oflieer eomnianding the Australian Fleet. Rear-
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    VATICAN TO HAVE ITS OWN FLEET OF SHIPS, PLANES
    126 8 VATICAN. Oct. 30, (AP) The Vatim- \\l\\ h3\ e l"s l n fleet, it was announced here yesterday The announcement came aftei the Vatican published decree announcing its participation in] the Barcelona Convention cover ing fleets of states which h3\e no
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      413 8 m^^^— i ej -4H ■i^ a Bk E I W F3i^B_ B^B^BkT^ "MALAYA* fot B«^kok S p X Honokong 1 "MEONIA" for Bangkok tS^^M I "KINA" for Bangkok, Hong. 'S, I kong, Manllc Kobe I Yokohama ?n I -LALANDIA" for Solgon v I Bangkok 11-Ui 1 "KAMBODIA" for Bangkok I
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    NEW FREEZE PLANT FOR S'PORE
    291 9 Meat Storage Capacity To Be Increased Standard Staff Reporter EARLY next year Singapore will have up-to-date refrigerating plant with a storage C x° P i ty if is Mn <kwtooo7©f 800 to 1,000 tons of chilled or frozen meat. The company erecting this plant is
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    21,000 NEW ACCOUNTS IN PO BANK
    77 9 21,000 NEW ACCOUNTS IN PO BANK SINCE the Post Office Savings Bank Campaign started m Singapore on July 2 last, the excess of deposits over withdrawals has now reached over $3,000,000. In less than four months the business of the Bank has increased enormously for deposits over withdrawals for the
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    Malayan Shares Are Firm
    46 9 Malayan Shares Are Firm ird M. Kroner S z; .alined +11 hisher i "0 -,;M, i I xd 3 1 40 S cd J §4 cd :«80 H cd 2€ 6 cd 1 xd Sxall 20/- i Rl BfUK 1 :<2 l cd I i xd
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    Property Auction Fetches $840,000
    44 9 Property Auction Fetches $840,000 ..:,J;.'! -MarT Reporter D.OOQ u,.r.h of proper!} weni under auHion rooms of Nassim and Com- F I I ISC $120 at i R ad s auction- •U D v d for j Id 'f |urn H( kd and I 400
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    China Still HK's Largest Customer
    84 9 China Still HK's Largest Customer HONGKONG, Oct. 30 (APw Hongkong m September did }IK$?92 4 million worth of business 23 per cent, with Red China, who is still the colony*! largest individual customer This represented a negligible drop of 04 per cent. over August. imp rts from Red China totalled
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    US EXPORTS UP
    48 9 I S exj rta In August increased by USSS€.OOO.OOO to a total of U551 .109.700.000 for Ihr month :> <!m e,\ US$l4 I* 0 000 to a f (JSsft 300.000 rtS f: MB As-:a failing Ss2* showed the largest m m <-.-.;. or.c continent h tin month
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    PAPERS SURVEY SHOWS RISE IN PRODUCTION
    42 9 PAPERS SURVEY SHOWS RISE IN PROD UCTION lUP>— I I this it 6 tion of I < <;eneI ease 1 'i' <>t tijiritnisin i.l.uiv for j ftdw tit. 11 m improved •<• -prmt r > sum left n and conplans 1 cons s Nortk I
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    HK EXCHANGE
    24 9 30-Spe- Ciosing! I ojrt D] Ex- I I HKSIS 63 tot re to ussi aa $1 tod uesian l 2 to one
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    11 9 Thf new refrigerating plant m Cantonment Road which is searing completion.
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    COFFEE SHORTAGE THREAT IS RECEDING
    115 9 linud of: seven beta i has. iblc »1 cki ■tara* id The reports showed that both toilee drinking and coffee product:- n is increasing. Africa is expanding its output considerably. U a:e several South American countries. The US Is the largert coffee us,er The Journal
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    Rubber Is Down 3 Cents In Sagging Market
    120 9 Standard Market Reporter A SAGGING tendency prevailed m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, during which prices dropped by about three cents per Ib. from the opening. There was some scattered selling but, at the close, traders were purchasing for shortcovering. Moderate turnover
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    Braille Typewriter
    40 9 a tericzui d iKj..-.r.y r.as proa t a portable typewrite] nta braille The machine s an embossing t~.ead that travels ross |a| er embcMsinfl letters wl icto cc read with the tipi maj f the Bngen A. P.
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    Malayan Rice Production
    187 9 MALAYAN padi production m 1950 increased by 27 per cent, ever 1948. according to figures jqs| published m London. A total of b'91.910 tons was produced m the year. During 1950 imports of nee were 294.293 14 per cent below the 1948 figure The encouragement giver, by
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    Rothmans Chief On Visit To Singapore
    227 9 By MAXINE RAKICH, Standard Stall Reporter NO FURTHER increase m the price of cigarettes is anticipated, m the opinion of Mr. S. Rothman, son of Louis Rothman the founder of Rothmans of Fail Mall, London, who arrived m Singapore yesterday ac- companied by his
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    Copra Market Is Easier; Pepper Quiet
    93 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Singapore was quiet generally m all sections. Copra was easier with sellers opening at $43J per picul, and buyers $42}. Sellers closed at $42* and buyers $42 per picul, but no business was reported. Pepper remained a
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    RETAILERS WANT MORE PROFIT ON RATIONS
    221 9 Standard Slafl Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Oct. 30.— Retailers of rationed good^, including rice and *ugar, want an increased margin of profit, says a petition made to the Government by the Selangor Chinese Sundry Goods Guild, which represents the majority of licensed retailers of rationed
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    HK Firm First For US Trade Fair
    94 9 THE Ying Tai Company of Hongkong, producers and handlers of art objects and Chinese garments woven of silk and gold thread, is the first merchant of the world to contract for exhibition space at the second International Trade Fair to be held m
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    117 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER THE latesi Singapore rubber prices yesterday were o«r Ib: Bayers Seller* No. 1 B.S.S Spot Loose $1.51 $1.51* F. 0.8, m bales Not No 1 R.S.S. $1.51 $1.51* No. 2 K.S.S $1.45?, $1.46 i No 3 K.S.S. $1.40^ $1.4H Tone: Steady. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening prices per
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      387 9 Merger of j| BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, fatd. 1835, and TBf: UNION BANk OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED. Establish*! 1837. > These two Banks, with eitrnuve m* Australian and New Zealand connections built up during V ■J more than a century of uninterrupted trading, merged on •I OCTOBER Ist, [951 > J AUSTRALIA
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    Few Women Know How To Look Their Best!
    316 10 !/l-;W WOMEN, know how to look their bi-st! .piling 1 This is the observation of Mme. Elsa Schiaparelli, after a lifetime of selling glamour to most of the world's best-dressed women e,,hiect of Small, dai k and dynamic, she Is well qualified
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    ICE CREAM CAKE IS DELICIOUS
    244 10 ICE CREAM CAKE IS DELICIOUS I( I- CREAM is a favourite 1 dessert by every survey. It is nourishing, sustaining: and by far one of the most successful methods of making: young: folk enjoy their milk, and taking m body building vitamins. If you're keen on it too < and
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    'CHEESECAKE' IS THE THING
    119 10 "IVTEW YORK. Oct. ."0 LAP; li "Cheesecake" is still the big advertising ?\icce>s m America. "Cheesecake" is a picture of a beautiful woman clad >n a bathing suit or on evening dress About 10.000 promoters use cheesecaki' lo advertise their wares. Pretty girls hare been given
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    TC MARRY AGAIN
    80 10 SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 30 IAP). kJ —Hollywood actress Nnncy Valentine arrived on the liner Queen Mary" Monday en route to India to marry Tor the second time the Maharajah of Cooch-Behar. M:ss Valentine, who is 23. sa:rl she and the 34-year-old potentate were married the first tune according
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    185 10  - THE STARS AND YOU Jeanine Varnal 33 rpODAY'S FORECAST: In J >>[)ite of minor rexattons fci the early aftrrnoon. this may well be a constructive and interesting da.r. Get up earl? if you ran. and be prepared for a day of animation. Ingenuity and «ktll. The morning is very favourable
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    Hair Pieces Add Glamour
    463 10  -  ALICIA HART By IF glamour's yt>ur goal, don t forget to include m your magic box of tricks a good hair piece. These pin-on tresses. when chosen m a colour and texture matching jour own locks, can cover a multitude of mistakes— both your own and
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    Treat Leg Cramp With Vigorous Massage
    568 10 CONTINUING MARGAREVS DIARY I GOT myself a very useiui glass measuring jug the other morning and. at the same time, bought two feeiitiji bottles. For. even if une does fet-d the baby oneself, one or two bottles are an essential for boiled water, etc.
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    38 10 IF you own a print dress with a lacquered pattern, either hftnd or machine applied, make a practice of ironing the garment on the wrong side. Direct heat tends to have disastrous results upon the lacquer.
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      174 10 FACE powder 4; MAX FACTOR nmti Mien -< *-v •i»lh trnlurv tot Star -^k^^n/^N •ID CIIMB THF Hir.HFSI §ef h«w rear »km vk M v j VR^/^ •o new fleeing glamour g wilb Mai Factor Holt*. -rzzz^ yimU Face P«»a«r Sofl ai iv Uteat frajr.ac m,^,,, ut^ velvet, this v
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      201 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE ACROSS I— Do the cra*i s— Vigor B— Mountain passes 12 Italian co 13-Wing 14 -Curved molding 15— Three ban, ed armadiil 16 Dance step 17— Mollusk 18— Apartment 20— Military ca 21— Intense 23— Asylums 27— Organized group 31— Pertaining tr a continent 32— Coffins 33—
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    Hobbs' Horses Impress At K.L.
    331 11  -  OLLIE DAVIES by Bh«w UALA L^ MPIJR Tu <*« Hobbs' horse* again showed up on th e training track which was easy this w«L "ft-i G Wed Dome Billdaw and Trent FaU t, C 2ri nnerB Martin's two promising youngsterH Malay FUm and Movie 11,
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    Qualifiers Of October Medal Golf
    299 11 Qualifiers Of October Medal Golf THE following qualified m the Singapore Island Ciub Race Course Cup golf competition which was played m conjunction with the October Medal: D. Warner 82 14 68 W. S. Brims 90 18 72 L. E. C. Davies 78 5 73 M. C. V. Martia 83
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    KO Cup Final Replay Today
    39 11 THE Singapore Business Houses knock-out cup final replay between Shell Sports Club and Fraser Neave Sports Club will take place today at 5 p.m. at Jalan Besar. There will be no charge for admission.
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    Parker Shines In Rugby Trial
    186 11 SINGAPORE Rugby Union's trial between Probables and Possibles on the Padang yesterday was a mediocre affair and provided little valuable information for the selectors. Probables won 13 points (2 goals, 1 penalty) to nil after leading 3-0 half-time. Parker was the one exception to everything
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    Womber Will Fight Thom
    112 11 LONDON. Oct. 30 <AP)— Danny Womber, a Chicago welterweight was signed yesterday for a ten-round non-title fieht against Wally Thorn ot Liverpool, the new British and British Empire welterweight champion, at Harringay Arena on November 13. Womber served as a sparring partner lor Sugar Ray Robinson
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      203 11 HIGH TIDES at toe prinnpal resorts m Malaya: TODAY AM P.M Singapore 10.41 11.31 Malacca 8.04 8.21 Port Dickson 6.45 7.02 Port S'taam 5.27 6.11 Penang 12.45 1.01 TOMORROW: Singapore 11.10 Malacca 8.44 8.59 Port Dickson 7.25 7.40 Port Sham 6.19 6.59 Penang LlB 1.40_ RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME
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    Wong & Ooi Win
    146 12 Wong Ooi Win HONGKONG, Oct. 30, (Reuter) >lala>un badminton players resumed their series of exhibitions here last nUht when a packed crowd turned out to watch the sanies at St. Teresa Church hall. Xowloon. The best game of the evening was the men's doubles when Wong Pong Soon and Ooi
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    Today's Sport
    63 12 Today's Sport RUGBY: RE r. Royal Signals at rawglui, I ARELF v, RAF Tenyah il Tengah: SCC "A" r Tiaral C-in-C Staff at SCC: RAF Tengah "A" v. Y ARELF A at Tanglin: RASC v. Police i' Tho ■s <n Koad, SOCCER: SBHL Cup Final Rev Shell SC v. F.
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    Wins Dunlop Cup For Fourth Year
    61 12 SYDNEY, Oct. 30 (AP>— Aus tralian professional and former open golf champion Eric Cremin yesterday won the Dunlop Cup and purse at the Lakes, Sydney. for the fourth time m five year's He beat the Australian professional Kel Neagle by six strokes, with two
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    Army Win Services Cup
    74 12 BY VIRTUE of a ll draw with K.\r m a Combined Community l.ejgue and InterSenricea game at thangi yesterday. Army won the InterServices trophy. Army have scored 3 points. RN are second with 2 and R \F third with one point. The same had hardly settled
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    Popularise Game
    118 12 The Asian Chinese meet he felt, would do a great deal to raise the standards of ttie j game as we!! as popularise it still further He hoped that other nationalities would take up the sport so that basketball would be played internationally m Asi;s This is the
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    COLONY CHINESE PLAN ASIAN BASKETBALL TOURNEY
    155 12 Representatives To DiscussPlansNov. 18 THE Malayan Chinese Sports Federation is planning a South East Asia Chinese Basketball championship m Singapore next year. A meeting of representatives from the countries invited to participate will be held at the Goh Loo Club on Nov. 18 this
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    Sidestep & Turn
    30 12 Sidestep Turn photo. Yap Boon Keng (dark jersey) Possibles full-back, spins out of an attempted tackle by Probables winger Mclvar m yesterday's Singapore Rugby Union trial on the Padang. Standard
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    Sparkling Batting Gives West Indies 460 For 5
    293 12 TOWNSVILLE, Queensland, Oct. 30 (Reuter) Ken Kit karri* marie a splendid debut for the West Indies m Australia toriay when he aeored 192 on the first riav of the two-day matt-h against the Queensland Country \I here. i At the close of
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    S.O.S.C SET STIFF TASK FOR OLYMPIC CANDIDATES
    428 12 QUALIFYING standards sel by the Singapore Olympic and Sporls Council al the Singapore Recreation Club yesterday show, at a glance, that only two Colony athletes a swimmer and a woman hurdler stand a chance of representing Singapore at the coming World Olympics to
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    THE STANDARDS
    230 12 MEN s EVENT* E eat sosc Siiiiidard ioo metres iios vcu I fti 10.8 woes 200 metre* '-'m yd-. 2 tti 22 sect 4\K> metres (437 \a- 1 ft. I RU sec--800 metres il7sy<L>i im Sj 3 uecs Hu'i Jump 6ft 1.6:5 ins H>[j. Stey Ju-.v > 4S
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    BOD Win Hockey Lge
    106 12 BOD Win Hockey Lge LEAGUE leaders BOD "A" needing: only a win to become SHA Division 2 Champions stormed to a 7 l victory over CRE (South) at Alexandra yesterday. C.R.E were Bret to score when Jamieson ran through and netted at close quarters Kelly evened up soon after when
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    BODCA Badminton Finals And Prize Distribution Today
    118 12 THE finals of the BOD Civilian Association badminton championships will be played today at the Clerical Union hall at 2.30 p.m.: Veterans' singles R. G Van (2S/DGS) v Haji Ahmad bin Haji Hamzah (C E); men's singles— Andrev Tan (HQ Trf) v Tan
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    Changi Airmen Surprise S.C.C.
    291 12 RAF CHANGI had the distinction of being the fir*i to break the unbeaten SHA Division 1 league record ol this year's prospective champions, the Singapore Cricket Club, when they won a 2-1 victory on ihe padan» yesterday. The Club, without the services of Capt Reynolds Kuiper
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    UK RUGGER
    24 12 LONDON, Oct. 29. (Reuter) —Rugby Union results: Northampton 0, Cardiff 20United Services Chatham 0. Devonport Services 13: Paignton 3. Guys Hospital 3.
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    YMMO HOLD KIWIS IN RAYNER CUP
    206 12 KIWI BOYS CLUB drew with Young Men Muslim Association I—l m the Boy Clubs' "Rayner Cup" soccer semi-final at Farrer Park yesterday. Failing light prevented extra time being played. The teams will meet next week m the replay. The Kiwi boys started the S!!s£
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