Singapore Standard, 10 November 1951

Microfilm: NL2292
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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard asdfg VOL II HO. 132. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    New Approach On 'Terror': Reshuffle Of Police Urged
    508 1 oroPLE MUST BE WON Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri V |M tor a new approach to the solution of the emerproblem through contact with the people of the connhj, stand between tin* enemy and the forces of law and order, 1,1,
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    Tras Evacuation Called A Defeat
    358 1 Imlrr* Koth. Standard l ondon Correspondent ,MH)N \o\. H. The Time* Singapore rorrenulrribrfl a* a dt-feal n the decision to iv iw 2.000 m»i*»u •♦j^ „,,1 Ik ih<- brgwl jwwfafafl »f Ihis sort ii > MiptccL n is that the this village the rresponTraa has
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    Evacuation Of Tras Completed
    155 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Ft i. -The evacuation of Tras. notorious bandit area m West Pahanf was completed today. This once thriving village of about 2.000 inhabitants, mostly Chinese, employed on rubber estates and mines, will be another dead" town like Pulai and Jenderam before it. Tras. since
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    NY Dock Strike Over
    17 1 NF.W YORK. Nov. 9 (AFP) „ver. The docker* were to resume .work today.
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    Lyttelton Urged: Concentrate All To Halt Terrorism
    220 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Fri. British rubber circles arc urging Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the new Colonial Secretary, to concentrate all Malayan Government efforts on stern measure* to suppress Malayan Communism and to abandon all political and social progress until this 18 accomplished. This
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    30 1 Mr A W. Frisby. president of the Siniifpore Ex-Servkes Association, speaking at the dinner held a t Raffles Hotel last night Next to Mr. Frisby is Admiral Sir Guy Russel.
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    USSR STAND FLAYED
    419 1 US Challenges Russia To Begin "Disarm" Talks Within UN PARIS, Nov. 9 (UP) The United States dutikm&A Russia today to begin disarmament talks al mice within the United Nations. American delegate Philip Jessup issued the challenge m an outright condemnation of a Soviet proposal to hold a
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    PC Fatally Hurt
    76 1 A POLICE constable was killed and five other constables iniured yesterday mormng when a Police pick-up m which they were travelling crashed into a lamp post near the junction of Thomson Road and Newton R °The constable killed was Mohamed Din bin Mci ah 21, attached to
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    Egyptian Ambush
    86 1 FAYID. CANAL ZONK. Nov. 9 (UP)— Egyptians ambushed a British Army post exchange grocery van travelling fr m a Po^ f Said to Fayid near the viiiage of Kantara The driver of the van was wounded m the h o. ul de S^J a volley of sten gun
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    Ouakes In Formosa
    31 1 TAIPEI Nov. 9 (AP) Tremors every 15 to 20 seconds spread over a period of 10 minutes were recorded m Formosa today by the Weather Bureau m Taipei.
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  • NEWS IS BRIEF
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      Cricketer's Trial Has Resumed
      285 1 COLOMBO Nov. 9 <Reuter>— At the resumed hearing of the Ananda Sathasivam m rc *er case Mr. Sangarapillai Patnmanathan. a Colombo broker today said Ananda. wife of the all Ceylon cricketer, Mahadeva Sathasivam. was a lady of "exemplary character." Mr. Pathmanathan. a brother-in-law of Mrs. Sathasivam.
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    Detective Shot By Terrorist
    131 1 Detective Shot By Terrorist Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. An unknown Chinese who was tiding a bicycle with a compatriot fired five shots at detective Oovindasamy m New Lane. Penang, at about 6.13 p.m. °De"tectiv« Ctoviadasamy wj» hit m the arm and leg At the time of the -hooting h
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    Gimson Goes To Penang On Sick Leave
    27 1 THE Governor, sir F™*"" Cimsoii mil today V to l'.-.,...u Sre he will >v^i hi. lick ■j[ Use Governor* l»v«.
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    Mootatamby Succumbs To Heart Attack
    198 1 DATO «D: > N Mootatamby, leader of the Ceylone.>e Community of the Johore State o l .suddenly of hemt attack at MS a m yesterday »t his residence. No 7. Jalan Ah Siang, lobore Bahru The sudden passing »f leading figure woo spent the major
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    Police Find Nude Body Of Banker
    186 1 Standard Staff Reporter MR. Lam Vat Ctonf. tant manager of the Kwong Lee Banking Company *t South Bridge Road, was 10 •»> by the Police dead and Rdd m a room m the Southern Hotel yesterday. Police do MM suspect foul play. Son ot
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    'Poison'. Was Cup Of Water
    84 1 'Poison Was Cup Of Water A CHINESE busbMid i tddrets m flotoag I >; r myiit feverishly rang for 1 ambulance whon h<* saw M i wife downing the roulßotn ■< The ambulance i urfied to house iwtiere tin- round i >( Fectly healthy woman Ktting 1 1 house m
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    Belt Tightening
    26 1 LONDON. Nov. I IMF*— 1 •«1 Minister Owilym Lloyd I w:niiH rationed •rttww itHaj i th m«y twwt <•■! > i" T m coming mont n
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    Prisoners Make Furniture For SATA
    335 2 294 PIECES COST $9,000 Standard Woman Reporter \BOLT 300 pieces of furniture are being made for the new $600,000 SATA clinic m Alison Road, by long-term prisoners at Changi Prison, Singapore. Commander G.E.W.W. Bayly, V.R.D., CommiimionrT of Prisons, told The Standard yestcrriav. He said that
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    Transport Men Seek Promotion
    136 2 Transport Men Seek Promotion Standard Stall Reporter A DEMAND for promolien tor workers m the J ranapori Centre of the Singapore Orji Council aftt r (omph'lmii of three \tar> ha* bees m to the Preoidewl of the < on mil 1»\ ibe Singapore i .iiy Conntil Tran-port Workers I MIOM.
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    Boy Bitten By Snake
    32 2 boj Michael SH< l •> nisbed t t bangi P int morning suff< i ing m hia "and. v was jat at a picnic Ms fan when was y >
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    Paids$141ForGamge ThatWasNeverBuilt
    159 2 Pa ids$141ForGamge ThatWasNeverBuilt AN INDIAN trader, K. Esmail Sahib, was yesterday ordered to pay Kwan Low Luen, an architect, $141 for 1 a jiarasie he never built. The decision was made by the First Civil District Judge, Mr. A. W Bellamy, at the conclusion oi a case m which Kwan
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    Court Confiscates 49 Wrist Watches
    45 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWO CHINESE. Eng Cheng Mong and Chuan Keng Meng were each fined $300 by Mr. Tan Ah Teh m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday, for exporting watches without a licence. The watches, totalling 49. were forfeited.
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    Join Ex-Service Assn., Urges Frisby
    366 2 THE PRESIDENT of the Ex-Service Association of Singapore, Mr. A. W. Fri*by, made an appeal last night to the Colony's men and women, who have seen service m the Forces, to join the ranks of the Association. I "We shall not be happy until we
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    Free Fares For Warders
    97 2 FREE p:is>a^cs tc India for Singapore City's Indian prison warders have again been granted by the Colony Government 'The privilege which was abolished m 19.W was re>tored as the result ot Mrs. Vilasini Me- non's pleas m the Singapore Legislative Council recently. There are now ab
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    71 WREATHS FROM 7,000 POPPIES
    154 2 guilds and societies and some private individuals. The wreaths were ordered some time ago by various persons and group* at prices ranging from $25 to SI OO each. Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan. who organized the wreath making, said yesterday. She added that m the jive
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    Mrs. MacD Accepts The Keys
    33 2 photo. MRS. MALCOLM MACDONALD accepts the keys of a new Ford 10 cut. ran from Mr. Theodore J Emmert. at the Ford plant, Bukit Timah yesterday. Chew Studio
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    Charges Prostitutes 50 Cents For Room
    130 2 A 64-YEAR-OLD Chinese Soon Lien, who admitted that he collected 50 cents from prostitute* each time they occupy a room m his premises, was sentenced m the j Singapore First Police Court yesterday, to three months* rigorous imprisonment. Soon pleaded guilty when charged with
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    $700 Worth Of Milk Confiscated
    68 2 THIRTY-EIGHT case, and 22 tins of skimmed sweetened condensed milk worth about $700 •■ere confiscated by the Singapore Relief Court Magistrate Mr. J.K.L. JamiesoD. yesterday. Ng Wee Lieng. of 58 Telck Ayer Street, the owner jot the milk was cautioned and discharged for importing the
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    Ford Co. Marks 25th Anniversary
    110 2 PRESENTATIONS were made to long-service employees at the Ford Motor Company's statf dinner at the Great World last night, on the occasion of «ke Company's silver jubilee. In the morning. Mr. Theodore Emmert. Vice-President of Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd.. with Mr. E.A Sully.
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    Signed For $350, Got Only $198
    175 2 Signed For $350, Got Only $1 98 A CIVIL SLIT brought by Mit Singh, a moneylender and watchman at the City Council Electric Store, Thomson Road, against E. C. Burrows, unemployed, for $500 was dismissed with costs m the First Civil District Court, By Mr. A. W. Bellamy, yeslerday. Burrows
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    Ran Brothel, Three Jailed
    77 2 Standard Staff Reporter FOUND guilty on charges of managing a brothel and living on the earnings oi prostitution, a Chinese woman. W>ng Kum Lin (40) and a man, Lim Song Kee <43> were each sentenced In the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, to s!\ months" rigorous
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    SATA Gets Gift Van From Motor Firm
    201 2 Standard Staff Reporter A BRAND NEW, sevenpassenger, ten cwt. estate van was presented to SATA by the Ford Motor Company of Malaya Ltd. yesterday as a gesture of goodwill on the occasion of the Company's jubilee celebrations. In a simple ceremony at the
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    Not Too Many But Too Crowded, Soys Father Of 8
    355 3 Not Too Many But Too Crowded, Soys Father Of 8 Standard Staff Reporter SPEAKING as a family man, a tax-payer and as an ordinary man-in-the-street, Mr. Khoo Teng Eng of Singapore, who is a father of eight children, said over Radio Malaya last night that the real problem m Singapore
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    GLASS WORKERS WANT $1 MORE
    298 3 And Demand Good Gloves To Do Their Job Standard Staff Reporter DEMANDS for increased wages and implementation of the provisions of the Municipal (Glass Factory) By-laws have been submitted to the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Company of Henderson Road by the Singapore Glass Factory Employees 9
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    TheHumour Is The Same
    102 3 A 23- YEAR-OLD Malayan school teacher now studying at Stanford University m Palo Alto. California, feels "right at home" there. He is Desmond Paul Pereira who went to the United States last July under a U.S. Educational Exchange gran. The grant is f °r o°e academic
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    Freshies To StageConcert
    68 3 Freshies To Stage Concert FIRST YEAR student* of the University oi Malaya, better (mown as "freshies" will give a c racert for their Seni >rs at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall at i p.m. tonight. This is one of the "ceremonies being organised by the "Freshman Initiation and Orientation Committee"
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    More, Yet More
    28 3 AT THE END ol October. 21.314 cars had been registered m the Colony, while registration of trishaws reached 6.005. There are now 122.948 bicycles licensed.
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    GIRL TELLS HOW 6 WERE DROWNED
    173 3 Standard Staff Reporter A GRAPHIC ACCOUNT of the Sungei Tengah tragedy when a party of six young girls were drowned while out collecting shell fish near a creek was described m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday by a 20-year-old Chinese girl. She was Chan
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    2 Did Not Take Bribe
    92 3 THE SINGAPORE Third District Judge. Mr. S. E. Teh venterday acquitted Tang Kwan? Siang. a sergeant of the VbU on a charge of corruption. Tang. (24) and another volunteer special constable. Tan Bak Puang (19» were jointly charged with accepting a bribe of $2UU from
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    170 3 StBSTATIONS liable to load shedding toda ft %v Kwart Park. Holland R«ad. &*aSSSi cBBSTUa 2 WayaX Satu. Balmora Road Dal vey Road. C liartered Knk. GwrJ St Static, lljper Cro>» St./Pa«oda 1 i»per Hokklen Streel. Pii; ;k«r tit St./ rimrtii St.. Ipper C Inular CaroJnter St.. Cavanagti
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    FIRM'S $15,000 FOR SERVICES
    101 3 ONCE again m 1951 Messrs. Fraser and Neave are making a generous gesture towards a happy Christmas for servicemen m Malaya and Singapore. A sum of $15,000 has been presented by the firm and their associated Companies Malayan Breweries Ltd.. and Archipelago Brewery Co. (1941) Ltd.
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  • THE STANDARD'S ELECTION SCRAPBOOK
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      HE WANTS FUND FOR WORKERS
      226 3 THE LABOUR candidate for the North Ward, Mr. A. R. Lazarous, will bring up at the annual general conference of the Singapore Labour Party, a resolution urging for the creation of a Workers' Fund. The fund is to be derived from a percentage of profits
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      State Control Would Hit Worker, He Says
      303 3 Govt. Will Take Over Phone Company NATIONALISATION of industries m Singapore would eventually hit the worker hardest, Mr. Seah Peng Chuan, Progressive Party candidate for Rochore Ward m the coming City elections, said yesterday. Singapore depends on free trade and any attempt to
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      JIVABHAI SEEKS CHEAP TRANSPORT
      151 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE CITY ought to have more comfortable public transport and cheaper fares, thinks Mr. H. A. Jivabhai, Independent candidate for City Ward m the forthcoming elections. In his election manifesto Mr. Jivabhai says that he will also work for the provision of special
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      X'mas Dinner, For Seamen
      81 3 THE SINGAPORE Marine Hostel plans to give a Christmas dinner for about 300 this year on Dec. 21. This annual dinner is for the benefit of merchant seamen and stewardesses who will be m the Colony during that Yuletide. As funds are limited, the Hostel is
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      Hotelier Fined
      34 3 In the Singapore First Pfthc(* Court yesterday, an hotel keeper, Omsj r©h Hoy wat ftned $")(>(> m default two months' jail tor tailing to register the particular! of his i.'dLjcr* on Sept m.
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    'Progressives Have Cut Out Towgay'
    207 3 THE PROGRESSIVE Party policy "on towgay production has resulted m many families of low income group having to forego an item of nutritive value m their low price meal." charged Mr Philip R. Williams. Labour Party candidate for Rochore Ward m the forthcoming Singapore City
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    REDS GET $10,000,000 FROM STOLEN RUBBER
    316 4 REDS GET $10,0 00,000 FROM STOLEN RUBBER Communism t] A Fabulously Wealthu Racket Standard Staff MTt n KUALA Ll-M.TR. JT!!^ members of the Malayan V MM meeting this evening Mr V\ iV* an i cribed Communism m thU 0(: more or less than a fabulous ul M He suggested to
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    47 4 The Tungku Mahkota of Johore seen decorating: Penghulu Yahya bin Haji Abdul Aziz of Muar with the Pingat Ibrahim Sultan (P. 1.5.) at the presentation ceremony of the Sultan's Birthday honours. The ceremony was held at the Muar Club Padang early this week. There were 43 recipients.
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    RAIL CHIEF TRIBUTES EMPLOYEES
    127 4 RAIL CHIEF TRIBUTES EMPLOYEES Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Special tribute is paid to railway employees who. m spite of the intensity of bandit attacks on the railway last year, maintained the services. The General Manager. Mr. J. O. Sanders does this m his annual report od the Malayan
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    45 4 De.<»wnd Paul Pereira. a 28-year-old Malayan school teacher now studying at Stanford University, California, fee's "nglit a' home" t}>ere. Born m Malacca. Mr. Pereira attended elementary and secondar v schools there. He went to the United States last July under a U.S. educational exchange grant
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    Decree Nisi Granted
    124 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri In a divorce suit at Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court, today. Mr. Justice- Taylor granted a decree nisi to be made absolute after three months following a petition by a unj Chinese woman. Josephine Chew Moi for dissolution of mar-, rinse from her husband Joseph
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    Malayan Assn. Officials
    81 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri At t> day's annual general meeting of the Malayan Association, the f< infl were elected officials fir the ensuing year: President: Mr w M MacLeod Vice-Presi-(U: Mr V C K.ne. Council: Messrs H A Campbell, Or.z ■< 1..-.. J L X Brown, P A
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    Two Specials Sentenced
    38 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Pleading guilty to desertion, two Special Constables a Chinese. Lao Sen** Ke. and a Malay Manan bin Osman, were sentenced to five and four months 1 respectively, by the Second Magistrate today.
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    Railway Revenue Hit By Emergency
    262 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LIMPI R. Fri.— -Malayan Railway revenue m 1950 was adversely affected by the state of Emergency, according to the annual report by Mr. J. O. Sanders, the General Manager. Disruption of services by bandit sabotage, and a substantial increase m transit
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    'Majority Of The Malayan Chinese Hate Communism'
    545 4 r Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. "There can be no question of doubt that the great majority of the Malayan Chinese hate Communism," said Mr. W. M. MacLeod, member of the Council of the Malayan Association, when he addressed the annual general
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    Draft Estimates Show Million Dollar Deficit
    245 4 Draft Estima tes Show Million Dollar Deficit Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Fri. Draft estimates of the Malacca Municipal Commission for 1952 adopted by the Commissioners yesterday, show a deficit of nearly a million dollars the highest estimated deficit for the past five years. The estimated total revenue for next year
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    Kg.Guard(l6) Kills Bandit
    68 4 Kg.Guard(l6) Kills Bandit KUALA LUMPL'R. Fri. A sixteen-year-old Malay katipong guard killed a bandit with his shot gun on Wednesday when he went out w;th other kampor.R guards to investigate reports that bandits were stealing tapioca from Sakais m the jungle. No contact was made with the bandits who escaped
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    Dismissed With Costs
    169 4 KUALA LU /I'R, Fri.— A i motion for aii order that the proceedings of an application by a landlord of a premises before the Rent Assessment Board. Kuala Lumpur. be quashed, was dismissed with costs by Mr. Justice Wilson at the Kuala Lumpur Supreme Court. The landlord.
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    21 4 FOR failing to register her son <15>. Man binte Kulup (28) was fined $30 by Magistrate Che Arshad m Ipoh, yesterday.
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    MIC Meeting
    30 4 THE annual general meeting of the Negri Sembilan branch of thr Malayan Indian Congress will be held at the Vivekananda Hall. Seremban at 5 p.m. on Nov. 11.
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    33 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A mess boy, A. Dass, who was found guilty of stealing a wrist watch, was bound over m $25 lor six months today, by the President of the Sessions Court.
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    Ferry For Kuala Selangor Urged
    278 4 KLALA LUMPUR, Fri— About $-10,000,000 worth of produce is being exported from llie 100,000 acres of agricultural land m Tanjong Karang whicb has no exit roads. Half of the income is from copra and eight to nine million dollars from vegetables and fish annually. The
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    3 Teachers Get UK Study Grants
    245 4 Standard Staff Pill 1 1 li|)ondf| KIALA LIMPLR. Fri. Three trarhrr.* frfanlnl m Mission schools m the Federation have been wiJul Department of Education scholarship* to the United kingdom. Miss Lee Seek Chlr.«. born] here and educated at the C>;ivent and the MGS, is
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    Ex-MCA Chief (Kuala Kangsar) Convicted
    698 5 FINED $1,500 FOR CHEATING: WILL APPEAL Stamford Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. Khoo Kha> I loon. 48-y ear-old former President of the Kuala Kangsar branch of the Malayan Chinese Association and a nellLnoKii property owner and businessman, was thin afternoon found guilty by the President of
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    Persianisation Policy Slated
    699 5 Standard Slaff Correspondent KOALA LUMPUR Fri. In the course of his presidential address to the member* of the Malayan Association this evening Mr. W. G. C. Blunn, said it is all too apparent that economic and political security is conspicuously lacking m the future outlook for this
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    Missing PC's Body Found
    71 5 THE Police Constuble reported niivsin; after an attack on a ronvoy near Kampar on Wednesday is now reported to have been killed. His body was recovered with his rifle. Two civilian tars which passed the scene of attack soon after were both hit by bandit Are.
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    New Posts
    147 5 THE GOVERNOR has approved the following appointments: Mr. Ton Thiam Hock to be an officer >t the Income Tax Service, Part I. >'« probation with effect from Oct. 18. Mr M Cordeiro t bs m officer «»t the Income T«x Service, Part I, on probation with effect from
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    SCBA Call For Higher Exams
    258 5 A CALL for bigger commercial examination* to be held m the Colony wjs brought up at the committee meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association yesterday. It was felt that keen and intelligent JOUng men and women were deprived of th« opportunity of securing higher
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    144 5 A LIGHT drizil? just before the b^uiinf u f the retreat by the Ist Battalion of the Cameronians and the Gordon Highlanders, did not prevent a large crowd from turninf up at the padang yesterday to watch the parade. The retreat was delayed 13 minutes by the driwile. For half
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    705 Voted To Choose The 27
    413 5 Tse-kwang Hsu. Tan B«nin Seng, Mi>s Patricia Wong. V. L. Fernandez, Harold Chan, Ho<> Chun Chuen. Poh S<>o Kai and Wong Bton Soon: 168 voted out of 216 ITS. Constituency: J. S Eapen, R«.i.j Noordia, P C. \\irniasingham and Rippidaman Singh: 100 voted out
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    Red Hide-outs Are Bombed
    73 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ROYAL Air Forte Brigands ■md Vampires, and K.A.A.F. Lincoln* made heavy attacks on a series of adjacent bandit targets m South Kedah m yesterday's air operations against Malayan terrorists. Other Linrolns hit targets m West Central Pahang. The Kedah attack was on an
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    ANOTHER $4,271 FOR POPPY DAY FUND
    280 5 Standard Staff Reporter i THE CHAIRMAN oi the Poppy Day Appeal has received a fur- ther $4,271 from various donations made m the Colony. Further contributions, however small, will be appreciated Cheques should be sent to the Mercantile Bank ot India. Rafties Place, payable
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    They Kill The Aged
    26 5 MAN bin Kassi m ■7 w*u > < dead b m mknow t i > »f iti iri ik ICati. i; iboUl t\t Mi I
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Law And Decency
    858 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Law And Decency QREAT BRITAIN'S note which her Ambassador, Sir Ralph Stevenson, handed to the Egyptian Government should have further sobering effect on the muddled thinking and ill-advised actions of the Cairo Administration. m very plain language, the note told the Egyptian Government that if
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    MacDonald Must Be Induced To Remain, Says Aw In Sin Chew Editorial
    288 6 Supporting the spontaneous clamour ot the leaders of various communities throughout Malaya that Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald should be induced to remain m his office as the CommissionerGeneral lor South-East Asia, Mr Aw Boon Haw, Governing Director of
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    AN AMERICAN REPORT ON MALA YA
    1984 6 fIS OTHERS SEE US THE 'Natural Rubber News' which 'is published m Washington, carries m its October issue the following article by Mr. WARREN LOCKWOOD, Director of the Natural Rubber Bureau. Lockwood had the opportunity to talk, m group meetings of planter* m Johore,
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    RUSSIANS HAVE NO FREEDOM
    953 6  -  Stephen Graham SUMMING UP ON RUSSIA** 6 By \m: three million tent dwellers wandering with their flocks between China and Russian Turkestan, from Central Asia to the Volga, did not fit into the Soviet pattern. The Kirghiz seemed an anomaly, free as animals, with no cartes
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    Unlimited Manpower Is Liability
    81 6 Unlimited Manpower Is Liability WASHING! i mUitai i v said m ai cci yesterda? manpowe Rust greatest the eve: i: A.»ia was c:\< f rid [Unite P Deeding* Comm l I mer si -> r Genera ft: U sion m J ;NU I I J t; t-, m t F
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    21 6 "How the heck should I know why they didn't come home this time bringing their tails behind them. Miss?"
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    UN Leaders Disappointed Soviet Proposals For 'Peace' Said Same As Before
    279 7 UN Leaders Disappointed Soviet Proposals For 'Peace Said Same As Before PARIS, Nov. 9 (AP)— U.N. delegates yesterday said the Russian 'peace' proposals were the same as before, but they were puzzled why Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky brought up the Korean issue again when reports from the front suggested
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    41 7 photo. SUEZ CANAL FERRY DEFENDED— A Bren gun detachment keeps watch near a ferry one mile north of Ismailia on the Suez Canal. They face the eastern side of the Canal where, m the Sinai Desert, Egyptian forces are encamped. A.P.
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    Vishinsky Goes 'Round Laughing
    82 7 PARIS, Nov. 9, (UP).— Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vistainsky did not sleep much Wednesday night. He was laughing too hard. Vishinsky told the United Nations yesterday that he was laughing at the Ameri-can-British-French proposal for disarmament. He said, "I could hardly sleep last night after reading
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    Coal Cut Ordered In Britain
    154 7 LONDON, Nov. 9, (AP).— Britain Thursday night limited the amount of coal any householder can buy during the next three months. Geoffrey Lloyd, Minister of Fuel and Power, told the House of Commons that the country's stocks of household coal now total 1,160,000 tons "only
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    Turkey Closes Border With Bulgaria
    74 7 ISTANBUL. Nov. 9. (UP)— Turkey on Thursday night closed the border with Bulgaria as the result of a dispute arising from Turkeys refusal to accept Bulgarian expellees, it was announced official^'. A train carrying the expellees was blocked m Greek territory between the Turkish and
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    East-West Agreement Believed Difficult
    225 7 East- West Agreement Believed Difficult By Jacques Eclinger, Standard Special Correspondent UNITED NATIONS, PARIS, Nov. 9 After the speeches of Dean Acheson and Andrei Vishinsky, the impression is that it will be difficult, if not impossible, for them to agree even to achieve a rapprochement of their points of view
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    Nearly All US Reds Underground
    71 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 9. (Reuter) —United States Attorney-General J Howard McGrath said last night that Communists had been disappearing so steadily m the United States that they were now "virtually completely underlie said there were 37.000 Communists m the United Statesall of them "makers of
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    Vandenberg To Look Into MIG Situation
    71 7 TOKYO. Nov. 9. CAP)— General Hoyt S. Vandenberg. U.S. Air Force Chief-of-Staff. landed at Tokyo's Haneda airport at Wz a m today en route to Korea to "iook into the MIG situation. He said he planned to fly to Korea m a day or
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    23 Deaths Among US Troops From Fever
    126 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, (AP).-The U.S. Army said yesterday there have been 196 diagnosed cases of hemorrhaeic fever and 25 deaths among American troops m Korea Ite medical officers arc working to develop a vacChlC I f n Or re i sponse to an
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    Big Three To Press For UN Action On Disarmament Plan
    157 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 (I P)— The Western powers will continue to urge United Nations approval of a "foolproof" disarmament plan despite Russia's quick rejection, American official* said yesterday. rejection voiced by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky m Paris was
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    BRADLEY: US 'Must Increase Its Air Power'
    224 7 BRADLEY: US 'Must Increase Its Air Power' CHICAGO, Nov. 9, (UP)— General Omar N. Bradley, expressing doubt that Russia will agree to arms inspection, said yesterday that m view of atomic warfare developments the United States must "greatly increase" its combat air power. Bradley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
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    Mossadeq May Be Out —If He Fails
    202 7 Mossadeq May Be Out —If He Fails TEHERAN. Nov. 9, (Reuter) The Shah of Persia summoned to a special audience yesterday Ghavam es Sultaneh, former Prime Minister, regarded by observers here as a possible successor to the Premiership should Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq return emptyhanded from his mission m America. Shah
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    Confesses' To HK Arson, Murder
    52 7 HONGKONG. Nov. 9. <AP> Pulice Thursday identified 34--year-old Chu Sing-choi as the man who surrendered himself yesterday and 'confessed" to Monday's arson-murder m which three Chinese were killed and three others seriously injured. Police and psychiatric examination* are still going on while Chus "confession" is
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    Arab States Reject M-E Defence Pact
    321 7 PARIS, Nov. 9 (LP) \/z m Pallia, Semtary General of the Arab League said last night I hut the Arab states Here unanimous m their rejection of the four-power proponed Middle Kast defence pact. Pasha suggested that the West should instead help to strengthen
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    Review of Views
    335 7 Review of Views Malaya's Problems VT'HAT i.s the cause tff I B trouble m Malaya W ..>. I the reason for the de aj m ending the Emergency And why i.s tnere lack o1 < operation between the pub! r and the military civil i<fminifitratioo? These Nanyanfl Siang Pau says,
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    SA Objects To Item On Agenda
    80 7 PARIS. Nov. 9. (Heuter)— South Africa yesterday protested anew to tne United Nations against the inclusion m iU agenda of the item entitled "Treatment of persons of Indian origin m the Union of South Africa." This objection was lodged by Mr. G.P. Jooste, deputy
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    RAF (MALAYA) MEN QUALIFY
    167 8 2-Month Training Is Ended CHINESE, Malay, Indian and Eurasian recruit!* qualified to become fully-fledged members of the R.A.F. (Malaya) at a ceremonial parade at Changi airfield yesterday. The men paraded at the end of their eight-week initial training course before Air Vice-Marshal J. G. Hawtrey, Senior
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES BY AIR FORCE
    112 8 DRL'M-HEAD services to nark Remembrani c Day will be held tomorrow at all Royal Air Force Stations m Singapore and m the Federatiot Air Vice-Marshal H. L. Patch. Commander-in-Chief ol FatEast Air Force 'm r ';U' absence m Australia of Air Marshal Fogartj I
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    A tomic-Driven Plane
    34 8 PASADENA. California, Nov. .1 (AP) An atomic-propelled engine thai will rt> an airplane three times around the world without stopping is being developed by "he U.S., says Representative Hinshaw (Republican. California).
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    New Dutch Air Route
    84 8 FROM the beginning of T)ecember, X..L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) will commence operations on two new air routes, one to Japan and one to Australia. The service from Amsterdam to Tokyo will be flown weekly and will be routed via Bangkok. The Amsterdam Sydney service will also
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    Ships in Harbour
    175 8 Dromes. Charon. Lyria. Patuns,a. Taype Victoria Dork: Toboall. (iodown No. 1: Lain Hai, Kong Wah. Western Anchorage: Sepia, J cues J. Maguire OUTER ROADS Hai Hsuan, Troodos. Luga, Vlerak, K. Windrush, Hermelia, S indviken, Min:u St. Pendopo, Shapur, Turn. Van Swoll Tairea, Tjioondok. INNF.R ROADS Semenyih, S;in
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    Few Chinese Granted Permits To Return
    186 8 Standard Shipping Reporter Only a few of the Chinese between the ages of 16 and 30 years, who left for Communist China since July, have been issued with re-entry visas to return to Singapore, a spokesman of the Immigration Department told The Standard yesterday.
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    US Freighter Leaves With Army Supplies For Vietnam Forces
    72 8 LOS ANGELES, California, Nov. 9. (AP>— The Isthmian Lines' Stee! Rover, tied up for three months by a waterfront Labour dispute, is scheduled to sail today with a consignment of army vehicles and other supplies for the Vietnam Government m French
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    Legionnaires Are Sent To Remand Gaol
    108 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE four French Foreign Legionnaires. threo Germans and an Italian, who made a bid for freedom by jumping into the sea from the FrenchIndo China bound trooper. Gerardmer, on Wednesday, have been remanded at Outram Road prison. The Germans. Halmuth Rohde,
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    Chusan Returns To F.E. Service
    117 8 Standard Shipping Krporlrr FOLLOWING an absence of *ix months, Singapore will m a fortnight's time welcome the 2 1 .000-ton 1* ami O < liusan, the lar**«»t ship to !>«• employed on the I nited Kingdom-Far East service. The iiner was taken off the run
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    Railways Earn $37,549,754 In Nine Months
    87 8 Railways Earn $37,549, 754 In Nine Months Standard Staff orrespondi-nt KUALA LUMPL'R. Sat— During September. the Malayan Railways earned >4.;i22.. to make the total tor the first nine months of this ye:»r $37.54i.754. or about 57.000.000 more than foi the same period last year. While passenger trains brought m $1.
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    American Device To Reduce Jet Engines Repairs
    103 8 NEUBIBERG. Bavaria. (Reuter)— Two United State? airmen have built an electromagnetic device which will save thousands of dollars for the An Force by greatly reducing the number of jet engines needing repair. Technicians at the Jnited States jet fighter base here discovered that
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    UK-US 'DEAL' SCOUTED
    474 9 UK -US 'DEAL' SCOUTED Fed. Govt. Must First Say 'Yes' iBAIMk Srondord Morkef Reporter LEADING members m Hie trade recoiled from the suggestion contained m o coble from The Standard London correspondent that Iritish Treasury officials were pushing ahead with plans to offer Malayan fin and rubber to America at
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    Rubber Works For Indonesia
    28 9 TOKYO. Not. 9 (Renter): Japanese and U.S. rubber interests are planning to build joint American-Japan-ese rubber factories m Indonesia, according to Japanese trade circles.
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    Malayan Shares Easier
    74 9 Malayan Shares Easier Rirkei ened >I a !he ed tc ease f >t\ccted I w ere:— 4.19 4 2U 2J9 2 75 4 2t i 5 <X) 25! 6 cd Xl i i i N 4 H 43 w 2 M 250 cd »4: fl fO xd 00 xd 2
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    October Tin Production
    30 9 October Tin Production A..-:, a: Malay c c followinf robei .01 -X<»mT. Dredging Thabawleik Tin 243 piculs: tdgini Ltd.. bu3 Vn gamatcd Tin Kmnbang Sect: on Ulu Yam > Pjcnonjj ill
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    Peasants Are Now All For The Tractor
    76 9 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA I I'M PUR, Nov. 9:— The people of Tanjong Karang. Selangor's "ricebowl." are so convinced of the value of tractors that they have been making savings bank deposits to cover the cost of hiring tractors next year. This fact
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    Copra Mart Is Easier
    99 9 Copra Mart Is Easier THE copra market m Singapore was easier yesterday, buyers indicating $39i per picul and sellers $40J at the opening. Later, sellers dropped to $40 but no business was reported. Coconut oil was a dull market, sellers quoting $67 and buyers $65| P er picul. No transaction
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    Expansion For Colonies
    122 9 9 i Reuter): tt< the new ■aid '.ast ie lution of the wh< c rter- expanding "I ihall inu it rtunate if ibution to the House of speak g r. :.-.e •c- amenta c coming SC9- 1 m wh:cb expansion of production and trade could be more
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    Co-operative Rubber Factory Planned
    106 9 Co-opera tive Rubber Factory Planned Standard Staff Correspondent Xt Al^ LUMPUR, Nov. 9 A latex collecting centre and rubber factory run on a co-operative basis m Ulu Langat was one of the main items discussed by the Selangor Development Board under the chairman»hip of the State Secretary. This centre is
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    20 9 A private Japanese commercial nv.ssion to Thailand headed by Te.koku Bank President Kiichiro Sato has just returned from Bangkok.— U.P.
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    Veteran Ford Employees
    83 9 vlihil?f23° RE J l Emn > cr (centre) and Mr. George W. Bates. rnn^S,,^ exec tivea fr Canada, shaking hands with and Ti£s? veteran employees at the Ford plant, Bukit fSS m!S, th r occasion f the s^er jubilee yesterday of the iSn?,.?. ol^ 2? n ny
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    Rubber Mart Calm Over UK Report
    255 9 Standard Market Reporter WHILE sceptical, the rubber market was exercised over the report that Britain was to offer America rubber and tin on a contract for three years at prices lower than current market prices. While the report made no impression on the rubber
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    NOON PRICES
    66 9 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices <per lb.) on Nov. 9 were Buyers Sellers No 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet $1.50 $1.50J No. 1 RSS Nov. $1.50 $1.50J December $1.49 $1.49J No. 2 RSS $144 $1.45 No. 3 RSS $1.39 $140 RMA 1 on Reg. Nov.
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    AUSTERITY MAY REPLACE 'US WAY OF LIFE'
    211 9 Special to Singapore Standard. WASHINGTON. Nov. 9: There are signs that the "American way of life" may soon smack of British 'austerity." No doubt stimulated by the visit of Gen. Eisenhower, the Administration js making a fresh effort to gear the U.S. industrial
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    General Electric Co. Is British
    136 9 To the Editor Dear Sir: Tn the Singapore Standaid of Wednesday. Nuv 7 on page 9 you printed a paragraph headed "G.E.C. Manufactures. 200.000 products." We wish to point out that the company referred to m that paragraph is the International General Electric, Incorporated m
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 9-Specia! Standard Service Closing price* on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK$l5 61 to £1 Sterling: HK$6 825 \o US$l: HKSI.BIB tn Malayan H: HKSO 38 tn one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK«.m75 to one tael
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    US Halts Tin Stockpiling
    221 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9— The U.S. Government yesterday halted the stockpiling of tin to that oil available supplies con go to industry. It olso onnounced further cuts will be mode m civilian use of the metal. The Defence Production Administration, m announcing the action, said inability to
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      RUBBER
      69 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose $150 $I.M* FOB. m bales Nov. No. 1 R.S.S. 51. 501 $1504 No. 2 R.S.S. 51. 43 A $144 No. 3 R.S.S. 81.38 $1.39 Tone: Steady after easier. Friday's opening prices per lb.
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      TIN
      38 9 SINGAPORE. Fri The price of tin to day was $487 i picul. Up $2.25. LONDON TIN Friday's prices first session were: Spot £992| buyer*, £9tS sellers. Three months C%2} buyers. €%3 sellers. Settlement Price: £995. Tone: Steady.
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    135 9 Rubber Crops For October Me".-.- Turauaatf. K*ouooi and Co report '.::e tol.uw.nfc tiop figure* fo: October, LK»I:— A lor Grkjata Ru>>bf»- Estate !.ui. ih,sij© lb. Aye: Pa:ia~ Bubbei EsUtg Ltd. h^ imki lb; Glenealy Plantation! Ltd 72.000 lb; Kliianff Rubbe: Co Liu. 62.000 lb: Pdum Ltd.. 125<M<> lb: Taml)...ak RuMter
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    Jane Does It Again
    335 10 jRrS WHITLEY cables fro*n London NAIL to the most enjoyable weepie of lysl. and one of the best acting performances of the year! For Jane Wyman has done it again. In "The Blue Veil" she gives a superb portrayal of an unselfish woman, who having lost
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    86 10 TIIKKK of the stars who filled the bill at the Variety Show held at Singapore s Happy World Stadium on Wednesday night w hen a number of popular radio, screen and stage artistes featured, m a 2.-hour performance. This Standard picture shows (frqm left to right): Larry Fenton. impressionist and
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    227 10 King, and he plays it with restraint and conviction. Hollywood has concentrated on the human interest angle and, m spite of some dialogue slip ups, has told the story with sincerity. It underlines the human weakness of a ru'er who sue- THE .supporting cast of the
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    APPOINTMENT OF MARINE ENGINEER
    189 11 APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Marine Engineer. Teluk Anson on the non-Pensionable Establishment carrying a salary scale of $365-Al5-$5OO p.m plus Cost of Living Allowance at approved rates (and also Housing Allowance if Quarters are not available) The commencing salary will, if necessary. be
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    FIERY ATTACK WRECKS W.I. HOPES
    424 11 BRISBANE, Nov. 9 (Reuter-AAP). The best Australian attack seen f or years today answered the West Indies challenge to Australia's claim to world cricket supremacy when the first lest began here. West Indies lost their first five wickets for 95 runs but unexpected resistance by
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    Judges Frowned On Gum Chewers
    556 11 Mr. Spore Seminary Student TWENTY-TWO year old Dennis Lee, a Malayan Seminary student, won the Mr. Singapore title before a crowd of more than 500 at the Happy World stadium last night. Dennis Lee had the best chest, back and legs of 10 other contestants
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    PAHANG BEAT PERAK
    164 11 PAHANG BEAT PERAK Inter-State Hockey KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A solitary goal scored by Sankaran m the fourth minute of the game enabled Pahang to defeat Perak m the first match of the quadrangular bock< y tournament. played on the padang, mis evening. Sankai an bi ■'■■■<■ thi nd beat Arifl*.
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    Tanglin WRACs Win
    67 11 THE Tanglin Womtn's RAC beat the Changi WRAFs hockey team by three goals to nil at Changi yesterday. The game was played m rain and enthusiasm of players and spectators oi the rival sides was very dampened. All the goals were scored m the second half. The
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    RAFFLES MAINTAIN UNBEATEN RECORD
    92 11 RAFFLES Institution maintained their unbeaten record m inter-school hockey matches when they detailed .Johore English College 2-0 yesterday evening at Bras Basab Road In a previous match played m Johore Rallies Inst XI drew 2-2 with the College. The first hall was even v. i:h R.i
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    SPORTS LETTER
    152 11 SPORTS LETTER Musts' For A Boxing Board Sir:— There hu been Insistent clamouring i(>r the existence of the Boxing 80-ird of Control governing professional boxing Like all right ihinkinp professional boring fans 1 iri ai/reement considering the recent farcical promotion i©hich hai?e 'killed* the *r>ort But please do not have
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    RECS BEAT BODCA 2-0 IN FRIENDLY
    170 11 SINGAPORE RECREATION Club defeated BODCA by two goals to oil m a friendly hockey'match on the Padang yesterday. The BODCA team after holding their opp< oenta to a goalies* <j; v m trie ftrst ha.: conceded the twq goals within the last 10 minutes
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    Negri Upset Selangor
    192 11 Negri Upset Selangor KUALA LI'MIM'K. Fri.— Ne^ri Sembilan overcame their first hurdle m the quadrangular hmkey tour nry today, defeating Selangor by the odd goal m three. The name was played od a rain-sodden ground. Selangor > I lie inftai t kept play (n the visitors terri* lory, drawing first
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    Work On Hall Held Up: Lack Of Funds
    238 11  -  Mr. Lim Reports THE SINGAPORE Badminton Iniwrirti— k nady to start work on the actual buiMing of lh<- Ha«!riiinton Hall itheif if M>mron«* will -«ij:n the rmilract. Mr i.im Oman Gcifc, of the Badminton Hall (Ommitlee told Fbe Standard m ha int«'rvi«M
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    Rejects Offer
    39 11 JOHANNESBURG. N v. (API Austrian heavyweight boxing cha npion Jo Wetdtn baa rejected as too Low tbawTransv. i i J Sporting Club's terms for December i b rt ith ith African hone J< n 9 Ai n
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    HOBBS CAN WIN ALL CLASS 1 RACES
    280 12 Springbok Outstanding Bet For President's Cup TRAIN VAX i\eal Hobbs lias an outstanding chance of scoring a coveted treble by winning all the three class 1 races, including the two big races President's Cup and the Committee Cvp at Kuala Lumpur today, last
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    BilldawHasBeating Of Scotch Express
    172 12 Billda wHasBea ting Of Scotch Express SCOTCH EXPRESS is without doubt a sprintei v>iili a future. In four start* thin fine I hrce-y ear-old has mm twice and fourth once, hi* only unplaced run Ix-iiii; iii the rich Perak Gold Vane when he was hopeIrani) beaten. But following thin race
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    Jaunty A Good Bet In Race 1
    186 12 Jaunty A Good Bet In Race 1 j RACK 1: Jaunty appears to be a fairly safe bet m this rather weak field He has a droo of 3 Ib since his fourth behind Atom B*y on Wednesday. Previous to this run Jaunty chalked up a good win at the
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    GOING SOFT
    28 12 V! THOI GH there was mm rain m kuala I.uni|»«ir on Thursday the for today's race* vifl hi ill be soft. There **.<^ a Htoady drizzle yesIrrdav.
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    106 12 His last win was at the last S: igapore Gold Cup meeting hen be routed Xerolia and pany. In his second run the Liberation Cup one ■-< after. Billdaw again Unwed up well by finishing w of the placed horses. 3 ggest danger to Billdaw may not be Scotch Express
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    TWO TO SCORE DOUBLES
    199 12 TAIL LIGHT and Dar-es-Salaam, who won erv well at their first start have every chance ti following up their successes m their respective races over nine furlongs. Tail Light (Race 2) is being tried out over the mile for the first time but I have no
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    BOBSLIGHT HAS FINE CHANCE
    85 12 RACE 8: Bobslight ran a good second to Nanette on Wednesday. It was his first outing after a spell and if he improves on this run then he must be regarded as a good thing especially as he has a drop of 11 lb. Screen looks
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