Singapore Standard, 9 November 1951

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    18 1 Singapore Standard 4k A.. 5« X SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1951. ii MO 13" 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    "We Want MacD," Leaders In S'pore, Federation All Say
    1457 1 "We Want MacD," Leaders In S'pore, Fede rat ion All Say tte r/s Hint Causes Concern \U Standard Staff Reporters I \j RS OF various communities throughout Singapore I l« ration of Malaya yesterday said "We want Mac- m spontaneous reaction to the discussion raised by the i an ol
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    Biggest RAF Airstirke In Bandit War
    46 1 Biggest RAF Airstirke In Bandit War E "cc m I Njrth- i 3 tei m X i cI■ b I s I ELA.A.F y out I U I ie emseh ea I I m prised i nd Sunderunber of ■'.> iage ng r was c C n
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    US Casualties In Korea Reach 97,514
    15 1 VP X t\< R 514, am isc i is
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    King Said To Stay Home This Winter
    91 1 LONDON, Nov. 8, <AP)-The King, recuperating after MS serious lung operation, was said today to be determined to endure the rigorous English winter with his subjects. Friends have been suggesting that he should seek sunshine m southern France Malta or North Africa for
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    62 1 Standard London CoiiesponoW l OKI DON Nov. 8. The fallowing ore th« closing LONDON RUBBER Spot g.f Son./ Ma,. Apr/June j£*J Nov. c.i.f. 43 d Marker: Steady- LONDON TIN Spot: £992.1 Of. per ton buyer,, £997.1 Of. Three months: £965 buyers, £967.i05. Settlement prtce: £I,OUO. Sales
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    2 Cases Of Poisoning
    77 1 Standard Staff Reporter A EUROPEAN residing at No 3 Chancery Lane was rushed to the General Hospital by ambulance shortly after midnight last night m a critical condition, from iodine poisoning. His name was given as Mr. J. B Another case of poisoning from washing soda
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    Train Wreck: 15 Dead
    38 1 MUNICH, Nov. 8 <UP>-A passenger train smashed headon into a stationary freight train at Walpertskirchen. 2> miles east of here, today and first reports from railway oflicials said at least 15 persons were killed.
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    WESTS PEACE MOVE
    183 1 Acheson Asks UN To Push Truman Plan PARIS, Nov. 8 (Retiter). American Secretary of State Dean Acheson called on the United Nations today to discuss the three-power Western disarmament plan as an "item of urgency and importance/ 1 Mr. Acheson restated President Truman's broadcast appeal to the
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    USSR Rejects US Proposal, Offers Plan
    203 1 PARIS. Nov. 8, (UP) Soviet Russia today rejected the United States proposal for disarmament and called instead for a world conference by June 1, 1952 to discuss disarmament and outlawing ot atomic bomb. The Russian proposal MM put before the General Assembly ot the
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    Urges 59 Nations
    79 1 Mr Acheson cal'ed on representatives ot the 59 other nations at the Assembly to "get ahead as President Truman su.d last night with the only kind of war we seek the war want and human misery He added: "As long as some nations talk of peace whiie
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    No Agreement On Truce Line
    117 1 PANMUNJOM. Nov. (BeuterAAP)— An official communique on today's failure to reach agreement on a demarcation line m Korea said: "The United Nations Command today formally refused to accept the Communist propo^ sal of yesterday which would have provided m essence for an immediate and irrevocable
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    Record 252 Jets Clash
    113 1 BTH AR\IV HQ KORKA UTov 8 (UP) The Communist* threw an estimated 182 jet fighters record number into action t>»day m four biasing ;<ir ImUlci against "0 United Nations jetl only t<> suffer defeat. One Communist plane was destroyed Two were damaged! ard two inoie were
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    43 1 pictures. Above: Evacuees of Tras, men. women and children, moved out of the unfortunate town yesterday, carrying with them their personal belongings. Left: Dr. J. Clearkin checking up the health of the villagers before they left Tras. (See story on P. 4.) Standard
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    UK Plans To Offer US Rubber And Tin On Long- Term Basis
    199 1 END OF FREE MARKET? Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Thurs. Britain's economic crisis is pressing her towards a shift m policy m South East Asia which may cause the economies of Malaya and Indonesia lo diverge. In order to
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    Bank Of England Resumes Control Of Money Supply
    204 1 LONDON, Nov. 7 (Reuter) After 19 years, the Bank of England resumed control over the volume and price of Britain's money supply today. At a special meeting of its "court" the governing body— which ended at 1610 GMT. it decided. m full
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    Malaya Gets 8 Australian Scholarships
    147 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Under the Colombo Plan technical co-operation scheme for Asia, the Australian Government has offered the Federation of Malaya eight scholarships or fellowships tenable m Australia m 1952. The scholarship is intended to provide educational opportunities m formal courses of undergraduate studies leading
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    Free Passage
    169 1 The Australian Government will pay fares by sea or air from the port ot embarkation m the Federation to the port of disembarkation m Australia and return. A junior fellowship is intended to provide opportunities for study of a post-graduate, junior executive or supervisor or equivalent standard either
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    C.G. Arrives In Saigon For 2-Day Talks
    142 1 SAIGON. Nov. 8 (ReutersMr. Malcolm Mac Donald, British Commissioner General m SouthEast Asia arrived here today by air from Malaya for two days of anti-Communist talks with the French Commander-in-Chief m Indo-China. Gen. Jean De Lattre De Tassigny. and the head of the
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    Bid To Oust 'Stay-Put' SIT Tenants
    227 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Im- j provement Trust is taking legal action against some tenant* who refuse to vacate Trust premises after having been !>€ned with notices i fi\<- months ago. Nine families living m Kampor.q Sflat and two m Race Course Road
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    Children Give $30 To Madam Leow
    45 2 THE STANDARD yesterday received another $30 to Ms lam l.i \v Choo. who was recently acquitted m the Singapore Supreme Court of murdering her nephew. The donors, who signed themselves "Children from A to Z"' are from Kuala Lumpur.
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    2 Years' Jail For Rioter
    65 2 SENTENCE of two years 1 rigorous imprisonment was passed by Mr. Justice Rogers a1 the Singapore Assizes ye-ter-nay on Abdul Taib on charges of r: ting arid causing misAuai by burning a delivery van •< Kat< og during the December A second accused, 16-year-old Jamai
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    Cook Found Dead In Canal
    60 2 THREE days after Tan Poh Meng a 37-year-old cook of Havelock Road left his employ- ment, his body was found floating at the mouth of the Stami ford Canal. i Police found Tan's identity card, and $17.80 cash on his I person. The Singapore Corone"
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    Alleged Breaker' On $250 Bail
    88 2 I A CHARGE of housebreaking into a building belonging to Cpl IF Stockton at Jalan Guan Lnoon, off Tampenis Road on the night of Nov. 7, was explained to Teo Keng Hong (18), m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. The charge alleged that Teo
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    Accused Appeals Against Sentence
    55 2 FOUND GUILTY m the Singapore Third Police Court yitS,t a ,L o£ dlshon estly retaining a stolen spare wheel, complete at U l h 0 X? nd tul at a hoSS 17 r Jurong Road on Sept. Goh gave notice of appeal and JSeti a i°
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    Three Women Were The Victims
    54 2 LEE AH SEXG was charged m CoVt r S F Urtil Pol[c Lourt jesierday with robbine three women, Goh Sim Nov. Sf cc Hong and Na Nehee jeweller >'' wortJ on Oct 15 h USe m Onan Road .ii Lee claimed trial and was aUoweft
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    S'pore Police Seek Woman's Killer
    184 2 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Police are carrying out an intensive Beareb for the murderer of a Chinese woman, who** battered body^ was found m a fish pond off kampon* Batak, Chan«i on Wednesday evening. The woman was Lee Ah Choy, 45 a vegetable farmer. Her
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    TOPS IN AMBUSHES
    531 2 THE Sth BATTALION. MALAY REGIMENT 500 Crack Riflemen 'Reform! In Spore Standard Staff Reporter FIVE HUNDRED men, oil trained riflemen, from the four battalions of the Malay Regiment stationed m various parts of the Federation today continue their training at Ulu Pandan m Holland Road, Singapore. They
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    Fish Expert Arrives For Malayan Tour
    70 2 Standard Staff Reporter CAPTAIN William Liston veteran Scottish trawle* skipper, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday to begin an eightweek tour of Malayan fishing ports. He will advise the Federation Government on fishing methods. He starts his programme this morning by flying to Penang.
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    Busy Day For Fire Brigade
    79 2 Standard Staff Reporter A FIRE ENGINE was rushed to Middle Road Hospital yesterday morning to deal with a fire which broke out m a motor of a lift The fire was put out within a few minutes. In the afternoon another engine turned out to
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    PAID FOR GOODS IN DUD CHEQUES
    146 2 JOHN THOMAS Dobson, a 35-year-old Briton, pleaded guilty m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday to cheating three merchants of goods and cash to the value of $153, On Oct. 24 at E. S. Mohd Hanifa Co. Limited Nortl Bridge Road he was said
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    Woman Admits Having Opium
    46 2 A CHINESE woman. Lim Koon, pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, when charged with having 14 tahils of opium at Amoy Street on Nov. 7. Bail of $500 was offered. The case was postponed to Nov. 15 for sentence.
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    Boy Cyclist In Fatal Accident
    57 2 A FINDING of death by misadventure was returned m the Singapore Coroner s Court yesterday, at an inquest into 'the death of 10-year-old Oh Cneng Eng. who was involved m a collision with a lorry at Yio Chu Kang Road on Oct. 6. Oh was
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    Captured Bandit Caps
    29 2 C.S.M. IBRAHIM and Lt. Tun^ku Ahmad view the raps of some of the bandits thai fell to the rifles of tie men of the sth Battalion.
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    Family Survey To Begin In S'pore Soon
    278 2 Family Survey To Begin In S 'pore Soon Standard Staff Reporter A PILOT survey among 400 families which will be of great value m the future social and economic planning of Singapore will be conducted by the Social Welfare Department with the help of undergraduates of the University of Malaya.
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    800 Varsity Students Vote Today
    98 2 TODAY, about 800 students I will go to the polls to elect 1 29 representatives to the Students' Union Council from among 49 candidates who are contesting the elections. Two women. Miss Helen Dourado (Hulne Chase constituency) and Miss PC. Sushama iMt R.osie constituency*. were
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    Pickpocket In Cinema Queue
    53 2 WHILE a clerk. Tan Swee Kiang, was queuing at the ticket box of Chungking Theatre, Tanjong Pagar Road, a Chinese youth picked his pen, it was stated m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. The youth, Leong Kong Heng (21), was fined $50 for stealing the
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    Polio Fatality
    30 2 One case of Poliomyelitis was recorded m Perak during the week ending Nov. 3. It proved fatal. The case was located m Bidor m the Batang Padang district.
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    NCO'S Study Instractions
    94 2 NCO'S Study Instractions mission, he was the only sginaller at headquarters He stayed at post for three days and three nights, at the end of which time, an M.O.R. was wounded m an ambush m Kuala Betis m Kelantan. Static was bad. but after persistently trying to fet help, C.S.M.
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    Beaten Man Died In Friend's Arms
    16 2 Beaten Man Died In Friend's Arms lr,:: '■::,:> lold f r "ri«j.. G. h m. G h
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    Tied Tin Slabs Round Legs
    12 2 Tied Tin Slabs Round Legs I I < pounds I I L Two
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    Court Told Of Nude's Escape Bid
    91 3 Court Told Of Nude's Escape Bid ken a and the < i Sin^a-'-.irsies u1 livI Y^en I i were i n tfe Alt.' 1 C J.»c >^> V HB j Wire- rr.ilalfar nvmWmrrt \lila? ssltan. ■J n h rat s|m<- mam m Armr > tai».tol. I L*a iW < l
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    19 Celebrate A Birthday
    114 3 NINETEEN officers of the USS C»u.v:*y si^ve a party last night it the Raffles Hotel m honour of Commander Robert M. Hill, the ship's former executive officer. >.'•<, is leaving tor shore duty m J ■:>. t The P*"' v also celebrated the 3 birthday o!
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    92 3 CHINESE YMCA Selegie Road: Music class 2.30 p.m badminloa 5 pm: body-building and basketball iboys> 5.30 p.m.: Commercial evening school t; a p.m: table tennis and a Mith-orfltan band 730 p.m bible study 7.30 p.m. YMCA Hockey at Balestier Read— YMCA v. RAF Seletar :> tS p ti.
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    PRINCIPLE PUTS OFF A CASE
    169 3 next F. J. ?..>; limed from a woman lined Tt.-. Puay Xeo possession of X i 412 Jbo Chiat Road: 1646.88 arrears of rent for 22 months, wad mesne profits from dug 1. thia year, of $29 40 per w nth. When the case was
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    The Standard's Poll Scrapbook
    388 3 The Standard's Poll Scrapbook City Should Take Over Phone Company He Says Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE CITY CouncU must raise additional revenue without increasing its rates to provide o l S r ervice9 for lhc P^fe of the City, said Mr. Philip K. Williams, Labour Party candidate for Rochore
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    Singapore City Says Its Thanks
    153 3 SINGAPORE City Council employees, who have put m service of 25 years or more are to be presented with Certificates of Service at a special ceremony to be held on Nov. 22 m the Council Chambers. This date has been tentatively fixed by the City
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    London Taxis: New Move
    291 3 Do Not Like Em Standard* Staff Reporter MR. S. S. MANYAM, Progressive Party Member m the Singapore City Council for North Ward, is to seek the removal of the present insistence by the Council on the use of London-type taxis m Singapore. Mr. Manyam yesterday told
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    24 3 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kessler after their wedding at St. Joseph's Church m Singapore on Saturday. The bride was the former Miss Eleonora Berry.
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    Didn 't Sell Gold Coins
    84 3 —Charge THE CASE against Cheong Loong Company. Limited, a goldsmith merchant of South Bridge Road and their manager, Lav Kwan Yin for allegedly contravening the Finance Regulations was mentioned and adjourned to Nov. 14 m the Singapore First District Court yesterday. It was alleged that
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    Annual Inspection
    31 3 The Sixth Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade will hold their ninth annual inspection and display ceremony at the Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School Hall today at 7.30 p.m.
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    SEA DRAGON WELL GET A PRIZE TOO
    116 3 THE SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce will hold a prize giving ceremony at the Chamber's premises on Nov. 30 to give away fourteen prizes for the best display m the Lantern Procession on City Day, Sept. 22. A special prize to the Singapore
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    Land Marked For Airport Squatters
    451 3 sdasddasd BY MICHAEL C'ON'XI R*. Standard staff Reporter DETAILED PLANS drawn up by the Land Department for resettlement on 354 acres ot arable land at Bedok ot squatters, who have to be moved from the site ol the new Paya Lebar airport are ready to
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    2 CRASH SURVIVORS REACH SAFETY
    815 4 One Of Biggest Rescue Operations Since Emergency Standard Special Correspondent KAMPONG KUALA BETIS (Kelantan), Thurs. Two of the most fortunate men m Malaya reached here late last night after a five-day adventure amid Kelantan's wildest and most dangerous territory, m which, after escaping from an
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    2 GURNEY KILLERS BAGGED
    151 4 2 GURNEY KILLERS BAGGED Standard Staff Correspondent KAIB, Thurs. Two more I members of the gang believed to have murdered Sir Henry Gurney, have been killed here. Two were shot and killed by a patrol of the 2/2 Gurkhas two rr.iles outside Raub yesterday evening They are believed to be
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    Pahang Isolated
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— "Operation Rats" has isolated the State of Pahang from the rest of the Peninsula due to the curfew which has barred traffic on the roads from Kuala Kubu Bahru to Raub. Buses enjoyed an off-day today and will have another off-day tomorrow. Only passengers by
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    First Batch Of 1,200 Moves Out
    353 4 Tras Evacuation Standard Staff Correspondent RALB, Thurs. Trucks and lorries loaded with women and children of Tras village moved slowly m convoy today out of one of the worst jungle and bandit infected territories of Pahang. The people are being taken to Ipoh where
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    I-Card Robbery Charge Fails
    94 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.—Remarking that this was the first case m his experience m which the defence of duress stood on solid ground. Mr. Justice E.N. Taylor yesterday bound over a Malay, Yusof bin Maideen, m the sum of $200 to be of good behaviour for two
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    Girl Has To Leave
    150 4 RAUB, Thurs. Out of the evacuation of Tras village has emerged a love story of a Chinese girl of 16 years named Chai Moi, and her sweetheart, Habarun bin Rahamat, a Police Constable attached to the Tras Police Station. This morning as the villagers were being
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    Finding Reserved In Preliminary Inquiry
    195 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mr. A. P. Jack, today, reserved till Nov. 15 his finding at the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry m a case against an Indian labourer, Papiah, produced before him on a tentative charge involving the murder of one Muniandy, at the labourer's
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    IMP GETS READY FOR ELECTIONS
    126 4 Standard Staff Co-respondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Municipal Elections Sub-Com-mittee of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Independence of Malaya Party has been formed to organise and plan the election o the branch. The following were appointed to the committee: Dato Onn bin Ja'afar (chairman),
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    Reds Fire At Convoy
    77 4 RAUB, Thurs.— Shots were fired at the convoy composed of the Police and Pressmen who, early this morning, left Raub for Tras m connection with the evacuatioi of the village. No one was hurt. The convoy, consisting of seven vehicles, left Raub at 5 a.m. Two
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    19,960 GET CERTIFICATES
    43 4 KULALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— n total of 19,960 persons were issued with certificates of citizenship during August, bringing the grand total to the end of that month to 277,583. Of this number, 176,319 are minors Chinese form the majority with 248.656.
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    9 MONTHS FOR CHEATING
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A youthful Malay, Khamis bin Tamin, who was found guilty of cheating, was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment. by the President of the Sessions Court today. The prosecution alleged that on Oct. 13, the accused induced the watchman at Rainbow Cabaret to
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    TIN MISSION AT K.L
    39 4 Mr Hendrik ran Oss US Co Thomas B. Wilson, leader oj Malaya, at Kuala Lumpur air] for Economic Aflairs Mr. O. A S Mr. George L. Wearer, a memb inqjrom thc air Cf aft. Depl
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    7 Reds Killed And 8 Wounded
    179 4 Standard Staff fin n tijonilm KI'ALA LIMPIR. Thur. —In mv Federation yesterday ■rrurtti forces, m ,i w bandit pangs, mceounUni for men M,i aiil j wounded. Otae pai of b B I estate of Spe Bf bandii terday llr i g Early t I
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      251 4 Road the rMWMX Singapore °*^c §Ma n b.irb Independent Morning Neu This morning dally If published Ie 611 1 Ml i retailed at 15 cents per copy. "Singapore 6tandard" If devoted u> u*c:i, r ,v» in.' pictures. •In addition, it carries a world-wide Dturrni •"Singapore Standard" features afttdci aita 1
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      45 4 iiiful^t B^ L ??S55' T E tl H/ WHAT'S 1 f WHY PO I POT 1 I TELL \l f WHY NOT?* GIVE 1 fl<3*^# WOJ-^^ [J^l i^^T P?^V y GLUTZIE UP WITH A > V l> VA ONE i> /AE ONE \J_^ N r ER <.
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    BANDITS MURDER WITNESS
    412 5 Ban Releasing All Witnesses' Names —Judge Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tlmrs. A Malay Police Sergeant was killed m a bandit ambush on the main trunk road about four miles from Kampar this morning. A constable who accompanied the sergeant, was reported missing. Both were on their way
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    TERRORISM IS PURELY DESTRUCTIVE Nehru
    40 5 TERRORISM IS PURELY DESTRUCTIVE Nehru ilard ■i» .pon.l. tit > Ruin*. The of the roßunittec of the .!.no:.n, -im-nt off ,1 :,rn>ri>ni m p indil Nrhru. had thii 4 m c «1 c states n ib c i is? seal 9
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    24 Youths Directed
    21 5 24 Youths Directed t-A sp kes- Dire tsaid thai 24 I War. pur D peri It te four i were were
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    Women Scrappers
    19 5 I Ci .y witta i teed before Thej dia iei 9 i public i 5 each. i
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    Why Boysee May Sniff At Others
    117 5 Why Boysee May Sniff At Others PENANG. Thurs. After travelling all the way by air from Sydney, three Pekinese have at last found a permanent home m the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Huck Lim m Hargreaves Road. Mrs. Ong. who returned from Australia last Saturday, bought one of
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    MCA To Buy Tractor
    29 5 THE Dindings brunch of the Malayan Chinese Association has decided to purchase a $6,000 tractor for the use oi the 2.0D0 resettlers of the district.
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    31 5 Mr. A. C. Re u tons, member of the tUdir&l Party. Penang. who is con test m? the Kelawei Ward At next month's Penan? Municipal Elections. His symbol is a plate.
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    Victims Of Japs Not Forgotten
    107 5 PENANG, Thurs.— Two minutes sflence will be observed at a memorial service for the victims of Japanese atrocities at 11 a.m. on Sunday at the monument, erected m memory of the war dead, at the junction of Aver liam Road and Penang Hill Road. The
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    Penang To Get Own Naval Reserve Div.
    153 5 Standard Staff Corrosjmudt-nt PENANC, Thur». The new quarters of the >lala\an Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Peiiang sub- Uxisiou. m F*|»ianade Road, next to Kedah Pier, is expected to l»e completed m January, next year. There *ill be an otfu ial opening at the
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    For The Fallen' Will Be Sung On Nov. 11
    125 5 PENANG, Thurs. On Armistice Day, Sunday, Nov. 11. Radio Malaya. Penang, will broadcast a recording at 9.45 p.m. of Sir Edward Elgar's cantata "For the Fallen" m which he lias set to music Laurence Binyon's poem written for the (lead of
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    FEDERATION DIARY
    380 5 PEiNANG I REX: Lullaby Of Broadway 3.13. I 6.15 and 9 15 p.m. CATHAY: The Frogmen 1 15. 3.15. 6.13 and 9 IS v m. ODKON: Hi»tel Sahara 3.19, 615 and 9.13 pj». WINDSOR: Devak: (Tamil) 3.30 and 8.30 p.na. STAR: Kale Bailjl 'Hindi > 3. 6.30 and
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    Chamber Of Mines
    23 5 i™«i JS2L7 01 5* fflciall y a »>y the member for Land. Mines and Communications, Dato Mohamud bin Mat tomorrow.
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    20 Bandits Flee From Two Heroes
    268 5 Standard Staff Correspondent BUTTERWORTH, Thura. How two Malay tappers, armed only with a parang and iwo kris, fought a gang of 20 armed handit* outside a mosque at the Ji Kongsi m the Nihong Tehal area on the night of May 4, was told
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    Kuantan School Stages Concert
    114 5 Kuan tan School Stages Concert Mr. A. Gopal, 29-year-old vice-Chairman of the Pemxng Settlement Youth Council atid also a candidate of the Labour Party, Jelutong Ward, who is contesting the forthcoming Municipal Election. Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN. Thurs.— The First annual concert of the Government Tamil School. Kuantan, after the
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    Airways Set For Pilgrims
    113 5 Airways Set For Pilgrims PENANG. Thurs— Malayan Airways is expecting hoavv bookings from Petiang to Kola Bahru when the pilgrim -.hip. Tyndareus. arrives here from Mecca with 2,000 pilgrims on Nov. y. This was disrkoorl by Mr. .T L. Lloyd. Officer-in-Charge, Hal lyan A-trways. PtMiaiiJ branch, today. H o said
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    300-Year-Old Siamese Vase Found In Pahang
    281 5 Standard Malay Correspondent KUALA LIPIS, Thurs. hn«e earthen \&m\ believed to be more than 300 years old and dating >a < k lo the era of Siam's occupation of l*ahan», has been unearthed m the Toi gold mining area oi kechor. m the Mnkini
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    British Red Cross Envoy Is At Kampar
    120 5 IPOH. Thurs.— The Director, Overseas Branches of the British Rfd Cross Society, Miss J. Whittington, arrived a? Kampar on Tuesday, when she visited the Perak Children's Home and later inspected the two units of the Junior Red Cross at the Anglo-Chinese School. The
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    Where To Get A Police Job
    77 5 PENANG, Thura.— The recruil metit o4 Malays, Indians <"<i Chinese to th<* Federation o\ Malaya Polk-© force Brill vi!'.'* iiiace here and m Province Wei lesley on Nov. 12, 13 :«< d 14 The recruiting itinerary is is follows; Nov 12 «t Police Headquarters.
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    Drama At Khoo Trial: Witness Turns Hostile
    457 5 Drama A t Khoo Trial: Witness Turns Hostile Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. There was a dramatic turn at ili«* trial of Khoo Kliay Hoon, well-known local l»u*m< and former Chairman of the Kuala Kangaar hram li of Ihe Malayan Chinese Association who faces six count- of cheating m the
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    Squatters Are Told – Behave
    77 5 Squatters Are Told Behave Standard Stuff orre^pondmC IPOH. Thnrg fifinan etui nm village Committee* m X t resettlement area* me; Presidents the Pera* tod Kinta MCA. Mr. Lav P<k KhuM and Mi Cheaa Shim Leng respectively it the Chines* Chamber of Commerce recently. Mr. Cheah called on the i; >
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      734 6 The Tories Malaya 'THE new Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, has set at rest doubts arising from the change of government m Britain concerning constitutional development m the Colonies. At his first Press conference m London, the Minister declared that the Churchill Government would not go
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    SOVIET WOMEN
    947 6  -  STEPHEN GRAHAM SUMMING UP OS RUSSIANS By 'THERE have been very few prominent Communist women. There was Krupskaya, Lenin's widow and there was Alexandra Kollontay, a diplomat, m the Soviet Union and there is Anna Pauker m Rumania. In China there are presiding women judges at revolutionary tribunals.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    18 6 "Before we start. Sir What size of millstone are you prepared to hang round your neck?"
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    We,the People
    398 6 Tell Lyttelton Malaya's Problems THE forthcoming visit of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, has aroused much interest. Malayan leaders and various public organizations will be given the opportunity to meet Mr. Lyttelton and discuss matters affecting the country. But The Standard feels that
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    Rubber Boom Brings New Menace To Burma
    1257 6 RANGOON, FIGURES, widely spaced, moved along the aisles of heavy-foliaged trees. Spangles of evening sunlight danced on the bronze pf a bared shoulder, or threw a tawny pattern on the faded red of an old waist-cloth as its wearer paused to lift a
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    NO TIME FOR 'AFFECTIONEERING'
    295 6 Sir: The article by Mary Brown, entitled. "What A Blind Brute!" appearing m The Sunday Standard on Nov. 4 was read with much interest. I "seem to see m myself the "Blind Brute" who pushes his wife away when she comes for a hug or kiss
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    Review of Views
    205 6 Review of Views An Illusion the or Chine**, linfd gapore world Pau v "opt pea rr tne R.. Doohmii world organize:. a {loony i prospect! It is no bsi nai the A cq i] not sincere Mi should look Russia peaca On The Pre ipb Hfnup says ia an edit
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    Truman Offers Russia Peace Plan Appeals Directly To Kremlin To Accept Proposal, Avoid War
    401 7 Truman Offers Russia Peace Plan Appeals Directly To Kremlin To Accept Proposal, Avoid War ISHINGTON, Nov. 8, (UP)— President Truman on Wednesni ht math- a three-point proposal for world peace, including United Nations inventory of all armed forces and irmaments. H<* nr^ed Russia to accept the plan to prevent another
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    51 7 photo. WAIT FOR DlNNER— Princess Elizabeth and President Truman sit on a divan m the library of the Canadian Embassy m Washington before the dinner party, Nov. 1. The Princess wears the ribbon of the Order of the Garter over her evening gown. A tiara is set m her hair.-
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    UN Assembly Faces Paradoxical Situation
    131 7 UN Assembly Faces Paradoxical Situation i; \il \H\. Standard Special Correspondent > \Kiv N.«x. X—TwoK Two days after the opening of its ,,u ili» I nilrtl Nations General Assembly is rather paradwried situation. npetition nas ran of I declara- and tomes governi with a ■<'•"- -i entailing oe taken ■ci
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    Seven Assembly Vice Presidents
    36 7 Seven Assembly Vice Presidents INS PARIS. Fi mcc '5. U a 51 B itain 15) Nation- .tg s ay 139) i to ents 1 asNervo tl i Assenn nineea werf 19), Greece 13) Tin had but
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    Russia Wants China Issue On Agenda
    153 7 PARIS. Nov. 8, (Reuter).— Russia proposed yesterday that the question of the representai tion of the People's Govern- ment of China be included on the agenda of the present United Nations General Assembly. M Andrei Vyshinsky, Soviet Foreign Minister, m a letter to Assembly
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    Iran. Russia Sign Border Protocols
    34 7 Iran. Russia Sign Border Protocols TEHERAN, Nov. 8. (UP) The Iranian Foreign Office an- noum-ed yesterday the signing flol protocols settling Iranian--1 Soviet border disputes by a t joini commission oi Russians and Iranians.
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    Butler Calls For Super Austerity Programme
    310 7 LONDON, Nov. 8 (UP)— Winston Churchill's Government called yes terday for a super austerity programme to avoid bankruptcy, mass unem ployment and hunger. Chancellor of the Exchequer R. A. Butler shocked the House I of Commons with an announcement that the dollar deficit m
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    Iran Finance Crisis Acute; Strike Threat
    174 7 TEHERAN. Nov. 8 (AP)— The Iranian Government, pinched by the loss of huge oil revenues, faced a threatened strike of Government emP The 6 newspaper. Attash, said Government employees will walk out next Sunday unless the L»o\ernment meets back overtime pay claims. There have
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    Royal Couple In Nova Scotia
    39 7 HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA Nov 8 iUP>— Princess Elizabeth ind'th'e Duke of Edinburgh arrived m this oldest British^ city m North America yesterday foi the longest visit of their tour of the Maritime provinces. sdfdfsdfdsfsd
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    Opposition Approves Measures
    66 7 Opposition Approves Measures LONDON, Nov. 8, (AFP). Former Labour Chancellor of the Excnequer Hugh Gaitskell said m the House of Commons yesterday that the Opposition would approve the bulk of the austerity measures announced by the Conservative Chancellor, R. A. Butler. Gaitskell. however, stipulated that the Opposition would only give
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    Tories Win Vote
    62 7 LONDON. Nov. 8, <AP)- Prime Minister Winston Churchill s Government Wednesday won with strengh to spare— the first vote taken at a regular business session by the new Hou.se of Commons. The House carried by .?2.i to 227 votes a Government motion that Government business should t;ike
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    Big Three Offer To Cut Arms If Reds Do Same
    337 7 PARIS, Nov. 8 (UP) The United State*. Britain and France offered last ni;:ht to disclose and then reduce their armies and armaments including atomic, if the Soviet Union will do the same, but warned that they will continue to ream
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    4 Killed In Plane Crash On Carrier
    84 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 «Rev ter) Four Navy men were killed and 10 injured when jet fighter crashed into parked planes on an aircraft carrier off Korea, the Navy announced ye?terday. The carrier was the 27.100-ton Antietam. The Navy «jid that \he fighter. an
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    3'Power Statement On Egypt Row Expected
    124 7 PARIS. Nov. 7, (AP).— Britain, thr United Itetrs and France wili issue a joint statement this week on th«^ Anglo-Egyptian dispute. French sources said today. The statement will presumably formally reiterate Hik Three solidarity on the issue. It will also touch on Middk East
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    Six European States Agree On Army Plan
    154 7 PARIS. Nov. 8, (AP).— Six European nations have ■grand on a 53-division European Army to be put at the service of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (N.A.T.0.). a French source said Wednesday. This is m accord with jhe #< called plan which will
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    Arab States To Confer On Defence
    156 7 PARIS. Nov. 8. (Reuter)— Tie six Arab States of the Jn Nations will hold a secret meet ing here on Friday evening to discuss their attitude to I Western four-power prop*' 1 for a Middle East defence com mand, it was learned iurf terday.
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    30 8 I'HE ROYAL Interocean Lines passenger-freighter, Tjiluwah. which will operate on the company's i Singapore to Hongkong: i round-trip service early next month. The vessel is expected m Singapore next week.
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    TAPAN-S'PORE AIR SERVICE
    172 8 Request To Land Shortly Standard Aviation Reporter Japan's application to use Singapore as a base for her mooted international air service to South East Asia is expected by the Department of Civil Aviation m Singapore. No official request has yet come, through either London or Tokyo. But
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    Indonesia Is Buying Ships From Abroad
    110 8 DJAKARTA (AP).— lnfant Indonesian-owned companies are buying second-hand vessels from abroad for inter-island cargo and passenger service, and some of them are already operating. Dr. Teuku Hassas. Member of Parliament and President of the "INACO" Company for interinsular shipping, recently announced his firm had
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    Hongkong-Bound Vessel Aground
    66 8 HONGKONG, Nov. X (AFP) The Matheson freighter, **Hin>;«p.§" ran aground ofl North Borneo >n Monday a nd was stranded for five hours with her j oil tanks leaking, according to information reaching here. The ship was refloated with the assistance oi tugs and leu for Sandakan on
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    NEW ROUND TRIP VESSEL DUE SOON
    148 8 Standard Shi, ROYAL Interocean Lin the new Singapore-Hongk< 8,650-ton Tjiluwah, is expt on her maiden voyage early The Tjiluwah which h accommodation, is expecte Hongkong early next mont: Accommodation for 160 passengers is afforded m the ship's second class while space for 1,700 deck
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    Turkish Naval Training Ship Visits Bombay
    100 8 BOMBAY. November 8- A 21--gun salute was flred by the "Savarona." a training ship of the Turkish Navy, as she entered Bombay harbour on i sixweek courtesy visit on November 3. This 15 the first Turkish naval vessel to call at an Indian port.
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    Inquiry Into New Guinea Shipping Lag
    135 8 CANBERRA. (Reuter-AAP). A Queensland senator, con- cerned at the New Guinea shipping lag. is going to find j out the reasons for himself. He is Senator Roy Kendall who for ten years commanded j Navy and merchant ships, and I now plans to captain
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    Shipping Lines Are Avoiding New York Port
    61 8 SEW YORK. Nov. 3. (Reuter) American and foreign shipping lines are diverting passenger ships to other ports to avoid New York now m the twenty-fourth day of an unofficial dork strike. Shipping executives today saw little prospect of an early settlement though they
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      401 8 Legionnaires Break For Freedom Fails Standard Sliij»|»in» Reporter FOl'R young memlurs of the Frencli Forrign Lt*uion made a daring bid for freedom as a Liberty ship wtiieli was taking them to Saigon, passed through Singapon Wednesday night. t The four who jumped oil the jJgaWffiWEiffiu mvi n r&%- ship and
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    Exports Of Rubber During October Again Show Decline
    213 9 Standard Market Reporter EXPORTS of rubbcr ro Malaya m October again showed a shipments being 73,360 tons compared with 80,910 tons m September, according to official statistics. The total quantity of rubber shipped from Malaya m the ten months of this year
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    OUTPUT HIT BY BANDIT HARASSMENT
    50 9 OUT PU T HIT BY BANDIT HARASSMENT f ould c ii] nadc N tun rub- I ill total N tons truups but th a m Nian produt■Hikc up M \th*ititfs n live p- cment production, y jdd>. S1 i f c esias is c tap- ted I I net i
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    111 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER mil latesi Singapore rubber prices vesterda* were ocr Ib:— Bojers Sellers No I R.SS Soot IiMM $1,501 $1,502 r OB m bales Nov No 1 R.S s $1.50J $1.50} No 2 KSS $1.44} 51.45 No 3 KS S $1.39} 51.39} Tone: Very steady. Thursday's opening prices per
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    COPRA MARKET IS ERRATIC
    50 9 K< :>«>rtt r unchanged quotations. til $31 I split) copra --i buyers Ckm nut oil StiTA si Lets); Gambier (365 (slices); 5125 Java Cube); $130 'Hamirg Cube); Pepper $580 Lampong (black); >74'"> Muntok (white); ?745 (Sarawak white); $17 1/3 i Sarawak', $172 I $16 I Siak
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    RUBBER CROPS FOR OCTOBER
    94 9 Harrisons and Crosfield (Malaya' Ltd. report the following October crops: Allenby Rubber Co.. Ltd.. 31.600 lbs. Benta Rubber Estate Ltd.. 77.000 lbs. Jeram Kuantan Rubber Est.. Ltd. 5&500 lbs. Kundong Rubber Estate Ltd 33.000 ibs. Mentakab Rubber Co.. Ltd. 68.000 lbs Sunsei Bagan Rubber Co.. Ltd.
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    SHARE PRICES UP IN ALL SECTIONS
    179 9 .via met Ifeporter f^GAPORE, Thurs The firmer tendency m the Malayan share market continued today, encouraged by the publication of several dividends. Prices improved m all sections. Changed prices were:— INDUSTRIALS l*n?*r* Sellers M. Colls. 2.15 2.20 Robinson Ords. Stock 3.90 4.00 S. Cold
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    Ford Gives Valuable Aid To Com'wealth Defence
    420 9 Ford Gives Valuable Aid To Com 'wealth Defence By CHRISTINE DIEMER, Standard Staff Reporter THE Ford Motor Company of Canada has just embarked on a $14,000,000 (Canadian) project m Australia which has a definite defence angle and which is thus appreciated by the Government, Mr. Theodore J. Emmert, Director of
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG, Nov. B— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK$l5 62 to £1 Sterling: HK56.795 to US$l; HK$l 817 to Malayan $1: HK$O 38 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK$326 625 to one tael
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    New UK Policy May Start Gold Inflow
    247 9 LONDON, Nov. 8 (Reuter) Britain's gold payment to the European Payments Union next week, to which Chancellor of the Exchequer R.A. Butler referred yesterday, will not be very bis about U5536,000,000. The seriousness is the trend —that Britain should have to make any
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    Big Demand. For This $***** House
    121 9 1 Seacon Limited, the i concern who built the $17,000 house m Changi, (seen below) has been m- i undated with inquiries i from house-hungry appli- i cants m Singapore who want to know when they, too, can get similar houses. A spokesman of
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    Japan To Have Rubber Mart
    43 9 TOKYO, Nov. 8, (Rev- ter-AAP): The JapanI 1 ese Ministry of Internai' tionaJ Trade and Industry i has received authorisa- j tion from Allied head- Quarters to open a crude I, rubber exchange m Kobe early m December.
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    US Now Producing 760,000 Tons Of Synthetic A Year
    88 9 WASHINGTON, Nov 8 (DP)— The Government-owned sjnthe- tic rubber programme has j enough alcohol to see it throush i several months of 1952 even at the new increased production rates, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation said today. Production is back on schedule
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    Rubber Steadies As Mart Closes
    133 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market m Singapore steadied at the close yesterday after a quiet day. The market had eased earlier m the day on some up-country gelling. Interest was mainly confined to the first grades with deal- j ings m off sheets somewhat
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    Kuala Lipis Plan To Mine Gold
    64 9 KUALA LIPIS. Nov. 8 -Kuala Lipis Malays held a meeting it Ihe house of Dato Stia Abu Samah with the aim of forming a Malay gold mining company m Pahang The location of the proposed mine is m Kampong Bukit Jedor. m the Mukim
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    Bank Of England Raises Rates
    52 9 The Bank of England has raised, with effect from yesterday the bank rate by half per cent to two-and-a-half percent, and is introducing a new rate of two per cent, at which they will be prepared, when necessary, to lend to the market against Treasury
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    Other Banks, Too
    33 9 LONDON. Nov. 8 fAFPV- The Association of London Banks has announced an immediate increase m the rate of interest on bank deposits from one half percent to three quarters percent
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    Rubber Dividend
    32 9 R ubber Dividend KMS (Malay States) Rubber Plantations will pay shareholders a second interim dividend of 20 per cent le»s tax. payabie on Dec. 6, report their agents. Guthrie and Co, Ltd.
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    US Tin Group Visits Mine And 2 Camps
    167 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. B— Travelling about 50 miles m an armed convoy, the U.S. tin mission this afternoon visited two resettlement areas the Jinjang resettlement comp (the largest m the Federation) and the Sungei Buloh agricultural resettlement camp. The
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    October Outputs Of Anglo-Oriental Group
    155 9 October Outputs Of AngloOriental Group OUTPUTS ot tin concentrates for the undermentioned companies under the management of Anglo-Oriental (Malaya* Limited for October. 1951. are as follows: Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd. 2 034 piculs- Batu Selangor Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd. 495 piculs: Berjuntai Tin Dredging Ltd. 820 piculs; Jelapang Tin Dredg
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    MALAYA-US TRADE SLUMPS
    138 9 MALAYA -US TRADE SLUMPS i DOLLAR value of I.S. i 1 exports to all countries of 1 South-East Asia, except <| Korea and Japan, increas- ed during August over 1 the totals recorded m I July, the L\S. Commerce 1 1 Department reports, lor i the same period. I.S. imports
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    BIG CARGO OF TYRES, CEMENT
    185 9 THE Glen Line freighter 1 Glenroy brought for Singapore 1,038 packages of tyres and tubes. 3.000 baft ol sugar. 5-330 cases al liquor, MO auto disc wheels. 74 packages of car >prii.g>. 6f>2 kegs ol nails, 4 I J cases ol aluminium sheets, three cases
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    New Rubber Boots Give Protection Against Frostbite
    137 9 New Rubber Boots Give Protection Against Frostbite A NEW insulated rabbet boot, tested at 4f> degree* lov .«ro, is pari o! the cold *h<-i goaf that has been sent I i the uB Marines m X irea. aec rding to US Marine Corps Headquarters m Washington. The boots have been
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    946 10  - THE STANDARD Junior League ANNE KERR By BEGINNING OUR NEW AND EXCITING SERIAL FOR CHILDREN The Adventures Of Ah Nem ONCE upon a time, m a little house built on top of a huge coconut tree m a very lonely part of a jungle, there lived an old wizard named
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    98 10 r)EAR Aunt Christobel Words cannot express my gratitude to you Aunt, for having published my name and address m your 'Pen-Pals' column. I have received hundreds of letters from all over Malaya and, as you know, it is not possible for me to reply to every letter individually.
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    177 10 I WHY is eternity like a circle? 2j WHY does B come before 3. WHAT can you keep even else' givin uto someone 4 AS thin as a lady's hose, the dark stuff rose. What is 5. 1 GO far without feet, serve without hands, have no ra
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    LEAGUER'S CALL-BOX
    174 10 LIM Jt'l CHIEN of 115-K Wood land Road. Singapore 23. wh» is interested m swimming, cycling, reading, collecting of stamps, cards and snaps of pals and film stars, m games movies, music and m general correspondence, would like to have pen-pals of the opposite sex between the ages
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    S. American Tour
    28 11 FLORENCE, Nov. 7 (AP). Six of Italy's best cycle racers signed contracts yesterday to 1 participate m speed contests m Brazil Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
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    Louis To Decide After Jap Tour
    277 11 r CHICAGO, Nov. 7 (UP) Joe Louis said today he will tell his fans some time next month whether he is through with fighting or is determined to keep trying to regain the heavyweight championship. The aging Brown Bomber said he will make a
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    Scots Make 3 Changes
    103 11 GLASGOW, Nov. 8, (Reuter) Scotland make three changes from the side which beat Ireland at Belfast last month for their match against Wales at Hampden Park on November 14. Both the wing halves have been changed, Docherty coming m on the right flank for Evans (Celtic)
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    Larsen In Final Of Jap Tennis
    44 11 TOKYO, Nov. 8, (AP).— Art Larsen, of the U.S., reached the singles semi-finals of the All-Japan tennis tournament at Nagoya Wednesday, defeating Reijinkamo, 7-5, 1-6, 6-3, 7-4. He meets Jiro Kumamru, ranking Japanese player, Friday m the semi-finals.
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    Turks For Helsinki
    30 11 HELSINKI, Nov. 8 (UP)—The Finnish Olympic Organizing Committee announced yesterday that Turkey had become the 43rd nation to accent the bid to compete m the 1952 games.
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    Noble Lad Is Ready To Win Tomorrow
    275 11 Noble Lad Is Ready To Win Tomorrow By OUie Davies NOBLE LAD (J. Donnelly) did an impressive gallop on a heavy track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday when he went better than stable mate Reve de Gloire (Lansdown) over three m 40.2 sees. Noble Lad has now almost reached his top
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    SUGARPLANS TO MEET RANDY AGAIN
    205 11 SUGAR PLANS TO MEET RANDY AGAIN NEW YORK. Nov. 8. (UP)— George Gainford. manager of world middleweight champion Ray Sugar Robinson said yesterday that Sugar Ray will go to Europe m late March or early April and possibly remain there until the late summer with a title defence En London
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    Oxford University Greyhounds Win
    56 11 Oxford University Greyhounds Win LONDON. Nov. 8. (Renter) Yesterday's Rugby Union results: Oxford University Greyhounds 29. Royal Military Academy Sandhurst 0. Combined Services 3, The Rest 19, Exeter 25, Royal Nav.-il Engineering College Devonport 10. RUGBY LEAGUE: New Zealand tour; York 12, New Zealand 15. FOOTBALL RESULT Football Association 4.
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    Taruffi's Bid To Break Records Fails
    211 11 ROME, Nov. 8 (Reuter) Piero Taruflfi, the wellknown Italian racing driver, made a hazardous hut unavailing bid to beat six world records m the 1500 2,000 c.c. international car class with his weird "twin torpedo" car here yesterday on the Appian Way. A last
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    ONE RECORD BROKEN AT LIFTING CHAMPIONSHIPS
    318 12 LOB) bin Mohammed Xoor of the Young Men's Muslim Association and Singapore Asian Games representative broke the 1950 record m the two-hands snatch with a poundage oi 215? m the first session of the Singapore amateur weightlifting championships at the Happy World last night.
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    Foreign Teams Sought By SA
    60 12 JOHANNESBURG, Nov. 8. (AP)— The South African Lawn Tennis Union is negotiating for a tour by an American. Australian or Swedish team next year. It is keen to invite an American mixed or women's team. Messages from Stockholm suggest the Swedish team vvould like to
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    CIVILIANS UPSET STRONG SERVICE XI
    525 12 Keen Play Seen In Poppy Day Hockey SINGAPORE Civilians' hockey team beat the Services 3-2 m yesterday's Poppy Day match, the two teams giving as exciting an exhibition as the large crowd present wou'^ h«v« wished. The Services with two English internationals m their team
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    Wrestling In Two Worlds Tomorrow
    176 12 THE sudden invasion by top-notch matmen from Australia and America, and the demands of fans living m the West of Singapore have been factors m the "double" wrestling programmes for tomorrow one show at the Happy World and the other at the Great World. Both
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    224 12 BRISBANE, Nov. 8 (Reuter-AAP)— Australia is favoured to win the first Test match against the West Indies starting here tomorrow. Critics here generally agree that the West Indians have yet to prove they possess the all-round strength necessary to beat Australia. Though the early belief is
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    112 12 DETROIT Nov. 8 (Reuter)— Kid Gavilan. Cuban world welterweight champion, stopped Tony Janiro, American middleweight contender, m the fourth round of their non title bout here last night. Referee Clarence Rosen rushed m and halted the contest after Gavilan had twice floored his opponent with lett
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    146 12 MELBOURNE. Nov. 8 (Reuter-AAP)— To mark the visit of Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh to Melbourne next March the Victoria Racing Club will run a special £8,000 race at Fleming ton racecourse. If the Princess approves the race will be named the
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    Negro Voted Baseball's Most Valuable Player
    66 12 NEW YORK: Roy Campanella, catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, has been voted the most valuable player m the National Baseball League for 1951 by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Campanella is the second catcher and the second Negro to receive the honour. Jackie
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    31 12 LAHORE, Nov. 8. (Reuter) —The Pakistan Olympic Association has accepted an invitation to take part m the 1952 Olympic Games at Helsinki next July, it was reported here yesterday.
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    250 12 FINDINC no answer to the speed and stamina of the youthful Singapore Swimming Club team, the Dutch water-polo team of the Shell Company from Falembang went down 10-3 m their Colony debut at the Club pool yesterday. SSC led 5-2 at half time.
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