Singapore Standard, 14 November 1951

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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard ittl X VOL II NO. 136 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Reds Want Immediate Ceasefire
    215 1 »VYHI SWMi >iov 13 j u > ('omniunist JlkgrtCß > irtuall> i an immediate, ;.r Korea today. iiuiiui *a<* turned ibc I nited Nations _le n\e-hour maraW9QIQB on the often i that a de ascfirc Hould pve »mnuuuota a full arnihont paving for it. s w.;i
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    RUSSIANS SHOUT "NO"
    317 1 But UN Places China's Charges Against Soviets, German Issue On Agenda PARIS, Nov. 13 Over Russian shouts of "warmonger (!ra ti<m and "American aggression", the Genera] Assembly United Nations today voted to place Chinese Nationalist ol >o\iet threats to China's independence on its agenda fo, bate. Che
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    UNKNOWN
    18 1 13 Renter H 'Kins" v turn to the I by his 21He flew hei man ge to
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    Against Nehru
    31 1 NEW DELHI, N >v. 13, (AP). Prime Minister Nehru was hurriedly ushered outi*of a religious meeting here today of 50.000 Sikhs when bearded Sikh ;?s menacingly approached ><• iker's pisiform.
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    Labour To Meet After Elections
    146 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE conference arrangement committee of the Singapore Labour Party will be asked to convene the annual conference of the Party soon after the City Council election on Dec. 1. This was stated by spokesman of the seven-man committee of the 76 rebels
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    109 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 13. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Makret todoy: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot: £9621 per ton Spot «i« buyers, £965 sellers. 1 Dec. 43*«J Tfcree montht: £941 Jon./Mor. 42 4 d buyers, £942
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    M C A Refutes McLeod's Speech
    656 1 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Tues. Taking exception to certain remarks made by Mr. W. M. McLeod at a recent meeting of the Malayan Association, the chairman of the publicity committee of the M.C.A., Mr. Tan Siew Sin, m a Press statement, rebutted the allegations
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    EDEN RETURNS TO UK TODAY
    67 1 LONDON. Nov. 13: (Reuter> Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. Minister of State at the Foreign Office, will fly to Paris tomorrow to replace Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden as leader of the British delegation to the United Nations Assembly. Mr. Eden will return to London tomorrow and will
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    20 Die In US Train Collision
    40 1 EVANSTON. Wyoming. Nov. 13, (UP>— Union Pacific officials early today determined that 20 persons are known to have died m yesterday's shattering rear-ehd collision of two streamlined trains on a plain west of Evanston
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    ANTI-UK PARADE
    277 1 50,000 Take Part In Demonstration, Tell Britons To Quit ALLXANDKIA, Nov. 13: (Router) About 50,000 Egyptians took part m a demonstration here today to celebrate Egypt's "struggle day" and demand British withdrawal from the country. Carrying placards reading: "Oppressors, leave our country," the demonstrators officials, religious leaders, workers
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    75 1 Standard picture by Michael Goh Nineteen "Boys" future N.C.O.'s and Officers stood rigidly at attention and watched what wa£ one of the best passing out parade at the Malayan Basic Training Centre yesterday. It was the passing out parade of the latest batch of 172 Recruits, all of whom successfully
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    800 Dependents Sail For Home
    157 1 PORT SAID, Nov. L.i (fester)— The bfeajcrf Hin^le evacuation of Brilinh atcvfali families from llie Suez Canal zone ko far took place from Port Said loda>. About ft(N) women and children, m equal iiuml»cr« from the Army and Royal Air Force, sailed vi I lie
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    Bullet-Proof Shields For New Riot Unit
    228 1 Standard Staff Reporter PLANS are being made by the Commissioner of Police. Singapore, to include bullet proof shields m the equip ment of the new riot unit which is expected to be launched early next month. Arrangements a rp also bein? made to provide
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    EXTORTION RACKET GOES ON
    131 1 EXTORTION RACKET GOES ON HON(.K()N(. Not. IS II P| Reliable inlorma lion received lierr said Hie :»?ed mother of former < hinpsc Nationalist I. en 0115 (hao-yuan was recently cxc 4-uted hv the Chinese < 0111 muists on Onjj s failure produr-e "ransom" munrv. One Has a divisional eon mander
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    Singapore Will Have National Health Service
    144 1 SINGAPORE will have a National Health Service m clue course of time like that m the U.K. This is the aim of the Government. said Dr. W. J. Vickers. Director of Medical Services, at a press conference yesterday. Such a service could only be
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    Cvdist Killed
    52 1 Standard Staff Reportrr^ A YOUNG Chinese motor cyclist Ah Lek. was killed outright m Collver Quay late last night after he was thrown of! his motor cycle m front <>! the Singapore General Post Office. His pillion rider. Chow Sye Pin. a plumber, had a- miraculous escape, with
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    3rd Bn. Malay Regt.- Terror Of Terrorists
    222 1 3rd Bn. Malay Regt. Terror Of Terrorists Standard Start Reporter MEN of he -ird Battalion Malay Regiment who hold Malaya's bandit killing record 29 m one operation are now at a bas* camp at Ulu Tiram Estate 15 miles from Johore. Since the formation of the Regiment *hree years ago.
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    Court Sequel To SHB Shooting
    78 2 LEE PENG CHOO. an 18-year-old Singapore Harbour Board policeman was tentatively charged m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday with causing the death of another SHB constable. Tan Kirn Phong at the SHB Mess at 11.05 a.m. on Sunday. The charge alleged that Lee caused
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    PREFAB WARDS TO EASE SHORTAGE
    355 2 Now On Order From tZKT— VICKERS Standard Staff Reporter PREFABS, now on order from the United Kingdom, will be used as a temporary measure to relieve the shortage of wards and nursing quarters m Singapore. This was announced yesterday by Singapore s Director of Medical
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    To Join Varsity
    50 2 photo. MR. J. N. BLAUT from the United States arrived m Singapore by air yesterday to join the University of Malaya as an Assistant Lecturer m Geography. He comes from Louisiana State University He is seen with his wife, whom he married just two months ago. Standard
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    Allegations By Squatters 'Untrue'
    329 2 Special Branch, Welfare Dept Reply Standard Staff Reporter AIXEGATIONS made by representatives of Paya Lebar *quatterg that members of the Singapore Special Branch and of the Social Welfare Department had threatened and intimidated squatters to influence them to move from the trite of the proposed new
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    Not Lam Choon
    42 2 THE Bukit Timan Rural District Committee last Sunday distributed $11.10 to each of 184 persons affected by the recent fire at Joo Seng Rubber Factory, and not Lam Choon Rubber Factory as stated m The Standard report of Monday.
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    Motor Club Dance
    19 2 THE SINGAPORE Motor Club will hold their annual Supper Dance at Raffles Hotel on Friday night.
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    Offending Ayahs Face Suspension
    254 2 Strict Rules At Woodbridge Standard Staff Reporter THE MOST stringent action is taken immediately against anyone who creates the slightest abuse against any patient m the Woodbridge (Mental) Hospital, Dr. James Browne, Medkal Superintendent of the Hospital, told The Standard yesterday. He was referring to the
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    Lallang Fires
    30 2 SINGAPORE Fire Brigade tackled two lallang fires yesterday. The first burnt out 10 acres off Yio Chu Kang Road and the other, about three acres off Mouimein Road.
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    Acquitted
    32 2 WILLIS Koong. alia* Kee Lin, charged with two counts of cheating a Chinese woman. Song Kirn Lian. on Sept. 18. and 19 was acquitted m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday.
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    DONATIONS TO POPPY DAY FUND
    248 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE CHAIRMAN of the 1951 Poppy Day Appeal gratefully acknowledge* the donations from the fourth list of contribution! to the Fund: Ho Hone Oil Milli (1951) Ltd. $50; Ho Hong Soap Factory Ltd. $50; Borneo Sumatra Trading Co (M) Ltd. $100; Tan
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    Campaign For Nurses To Be Intensified
    192 2 Standard Staff Reporter WHEN the Singapore Medical Department has sufficient accommodation available, it is hoped to recruit 200 nurses a year "if we make a concentrated effort." said Dr. W. J. Vickers, the Director ot Medical Services, yesterday. Recruiting would be intensified immediately the
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    Candidates Complain Of Power Cuts
    119 2 Candidates Complain Of Power Cuts TWO Labaur Party candidates at the forthcoming Singapore City Council elections charged that frequent e'.ectricity blackouts wer e preventing them from completing their preparations for the elections. In a joint statement. Messrs. V K. Nair and Lee Choon Eng. who are contesting the South and
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    Two Progressive Candidates' Meeting
    48 2 MR A. P. RAJAH, Progressive Party candidate for North Ward will hold his first election campaign meeting at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m. today. Mr. Seah Peng Chuan. Progressive Party candidate for the Rochore Ward will hold his meeting m Hindoo Road on Friday.
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    Voluntary Lifeguard
    56 2 MR. TAN HWEE HOCK who rescued a swimmer from drowning at the Haw Par Swimming pool on Sunday is a voluntary lifeguard, states the Secretary ot the Tiger Swimming Club. Singapore. As there is possibility that his amateur status may be jeopardised it is emphasised that his was
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    Talk On Movies
    42 2 PROFESSOR Paul Eliot Green. Professor of Dramatic Arts m the University of North Carolina will speak to students of the University of Malaya on "Motion pictures and the theatres" tonight m the University building, Cluny Road, at 8.15 p.m.
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    PRAYER 5 TIMES A DAY
    191 3 PR A YER 5 TIMES A DAY Even When They Hunt For Bandits MALAY SOLDIERS pray five time* day even when indulgir.* m the game they seem \i like best bandit hunting m the unexplored Jungles of Kelar.'an, Pah-m" and Johore All their physical and spiritual need^ 3r e well
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    No Price List
    33 3 TWENTY-SEVEN fish mongers was eaca ftned $15 m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, for failing to display the price !ut M ns l v Four of them were women.
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    Penang Folk Form Club
    65 3 THE NUCLEUS of a Penang Club was formed on Monday night following ati informal social gathering at the Happy World's Tai Tone Restaurant of a group of Penang people living m Singapore. Professor A.A. Sandosham of the University of Malaya an old resident of Penang. was
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    'TWAS THE MIGHTIEST LABOUR OF THEM ALL
    376 3 By CHRISTINE DIEMER Standard Woman Reporter DIRTY, but happy, four tired warriors returned to their barracks at Selarang late yesterday afternoon with a relieved sense of a mission almost accomplished. They were the troopers of the Royal Engineers Section, Special Air Service Regiment,
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    MAN IN JAIL SPILLS BEANS
    275 3 A YOUNG Javanese prisoner, now serving a oneyear sentence for housebreaking calmly told the Singapore Third District Judge. Mr. Tan Ah Tah yesterday, that he was onp of the three thieves who broke into the premises of Mr. J. J. Bisschop, the director of Rotterdam
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    THEY ARE THE BEST'
    92 3 MALAY SOLDIERS come sc cond to none m jungle operations, said Lieut. -Colonel W.O. Walton, retiring commanding officer of the 3rd Battalion Malay Regiment yesterday when a party of Singapore Press men visited the battalion's base camp 15 miles from Johore Bahru a 4 Ulu Tiram
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    Crowd Was Surprised
    84 3 AN APPEAL for more members was made by the president of the Singapore Sikh Money-Lenders' Association when he took the mike to speak to a large crowd at the Central Sikh Temple m Queen Street. A capacity crowd, which had come to listen to talks on the
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    Author's Talk
    46 3 PAUL ELIOT Green, American playwright-educator, will to lecture on "The New Theatre and the New Age" this Friday at 8.15 p.m. at the Wesley Church Hall m Fort Canning Road m Singapore. The lecture is free to the public and everyone is cordially invited.
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    148 3 SUBSTATION'S m Singapore liable to load shielding today: Chartered Bank. «ieorge St. Static. I PIH-r Cros^ st Pagoda StlPPerHokien St.. Pickering SWC'hurch St.. IPPer Circular Rd /Carpenter St.. tavanali Rd./ Coiyer Quay. Utoria Memorial Hall 1 &i. Prince St./ Market St. Raffles Place Malaj ca St.. Boat
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    '1952 WILL SEE THE START'
    327 3 Dr. Vickers On Medical Plan "THE ADVANCE m fee 10-year Hefkal Plan for Singapore 4k ha* been painfully disappointing to nir ho far, but I think I*J.">2 will *cc us on our way at la*t," said Singapore's Director of Medical Services, Dr. W. J. ickcrs,
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    33 Did Tricks In Water
    250 3 THE JOB of teaching soldiers to be swimmers is the task of Maj. G. Gelder, A.P.T.C. Commandant, G.H.Q. FARELF. inr six-week course, a non-swim-mer will be taught to swim the breast stroke and finally end up learning how to improvise rafts from pieces of bamboo
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    ANOTHER $5
    38 3 The Standard Fund foi Madam '-<■" v Choo is still finding i i nors. The itesi d >" ition «l t5 •>n es fi 9m fcfi s k <• of the J'jnior rechnic il Sc to i Singa pore
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    29 3 Standard photo by Here, a "wounded" soldier holds his rifle at the ready while four men ferry this improvised raft of empty Jerry cans across the water Michael Goh
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    CouncilQuiz On Davies
    109 3 THE RESIGNATION of Singpores Commissioner for Civil Defence. Brigadier E. L'E Davies. will be the subject of written questions to be tabled at the meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council on Tuesday next Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha, Progressive Member for Bukit Timah District, will ask the
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    TRIED TO STRANGLE 5-DAY BABY
    255 3 4 ourt A A YOUNG Chinese woman was alleged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, to have tried to strangle her five-day-old daughter. Ho Gek Sin, m a house m West Hill Road. She was Fong Ah Lim, alias Fong Lian aged 24. wife
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    STOCKPILING HAS BEGUN
    54 3 SINGAPORE is to have tiew Assistant Director ol Medical Services to Look after the Colony's Civil Medical Defence, it was revealed by Dr. WJ. (Tickers. Director of Medical Services, *t a press conference yesterday An outline scheme already exists for Civil Medical Defence, he said, and necessary
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    Ramanad Students To Get Aid
    124 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Ramanad District of India students, now settled down m Malaya, who are desirous of furthering their studies m India, were promised help by Dr. Alagappa Chettiar, wellknown Indian philanthropist and barrister. During his stay In Kuala Lumpur, Dr. Chettiar
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    Control On Rice Movements Tightned
    158 4 Control On Rice Movements Tigh tned Negri Revokes Previous Orders r Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. All rice entering Negri Sembilan by sea will enter at Port Dickson. This is permissible only m respect of shipments from Singapore or from such other ports as may be approved. This order
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    35 4 THE new maternity ward at the Muar Government Hospital was officially opened by Che Hawaii binte Awang, wife of the District Officer. Che Hawah is seen cutting the ribbon across the entrance to the ward.
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    Married Woman Acquitted
    117 4 Married Woman Acquitted MALACCA. Tues. A jury, by a 5 to 2 majority at the Assizes here today, returned a verdict of not guilty of either the principal charge of murder or the alternative one of manslaughter of a bullock -cart driver m the trial of a married woman. Chin
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    Fines On Dealers Total $9,995
    137 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Federal Exchequer benefited to the extent of $9,995 last month from fines imposed on traders who were convicted of offences agaiast the Food and Prices Control Regulations. In two cases dealers had their licences struck ofT. Ninety persons were convicted of
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    'Sutton Boys' Leave For KL
    56 4 Sutton Boys' Leave For KL MUAR. Tues. The first batch of boys to be called up m Muar under the Manpower Regulations consisting of 7 Malays and 21 Chinese recruited from shop assistants, has left by train for their training camp at Kuala Lumpur. A second batch of 54 will
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    Office Bearers
    85 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The following were elected office bearers of the Locomotive Enginemen's Union: President: Mr. G Fonseka. Vice-President: Mr. D Anthony. Hon. Gen. Secy: Mr. L L. Thomas. Asst. Mr*. P M Jansen. Treasurer: Mr. S. Ratnam. Asst. Mr. V. P. Soyza. Executive Members: Messrs. P. Malaperumal,
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    FIO Meeting
    71 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues—Under the chairmanship of Dr. J. Samuel, President of the Federation of Indian Organisations, a meeting of the Malacca affiliates and primary members of the FIO is being held at the Indian Association premises, Malacca on Saturday to elect a state committee. FOR breaking the curfew
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    Youth Faces 2 Charges
    94 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— An Indian youth; Mohamed Ali. was produced before the Second Magistrate .today on two counts of robbery and disposing of stolen property. It was alleged that the accused on Oct. 31 at Kampong Periok robbed a woman of her gold jewellery, cash and
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    Police Constable On Murder Charge
    245 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Zakariah, a Malay Police Constable, was today charged before Mr. Justice Taylor at the High Court, Kuala Lumpur, with the murder of Mustan Singh, a Sikh money-lender, by shooting him with a rifle. The offence was alleged to have been committed at
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    Police Van Overturns
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Police radio van travelling m convoy m Kuala Lipis, yesterday, overturned into a flooded ravine, injuring two Police Constables, an extra Constable and a female searcher. A Police Constable is missing and is believed to have been drowned.
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    SC Bound Over For Desertion
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues—Remarking that h e took consideration of his age. the Second Magistrate. Inche Ibrahim, today bound over a Malay. Abdul Rahim, m $200 for six months when he pleaded guilty to a charge of desertion. The prosecution alleged that the accused was attached
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    Public Can Write In To C'ttee On Education
    95 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The special committee appointed by the Federal Legislative Council to consider the report of the Central Advisory Committee on Education m relation to the reports of the Barnes Committee and the Fenn Mission and to recommend suitable legislation, invite
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    Pan-Malayan Youth Week Planned
    159 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A Pan-Malayan Youth Week is to be held between Jan 4 and 10 next year when State and Settlement youth councils will sponsor their own programme. This decision was reached yesterday at an executive com- """<* meeting of the Malayan
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    4 Killed, 5 Hurt In Kluang Ambush
    351 4 Standard Mali Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Terrorists who ambushed a motor vehicle on an estate road m Rluang yesterday killed four persons and injured five others. Those killed were Mr. G.R. Tilley. the Assistant Manager. Special Constables Jaffar and Ismail bin Omar, a
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    'So Wide Off Mark'
    121 4 MALACCA, Tues. The Malayan Chinese Association Publicity Chairman. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. today stated that Mr. Ng Kow Chi's forecast that there will be a split among Chines m the M.C.A. is so wide off the mark that there is no pom m contradicting his statement.
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    Special Jailed For Theft
    48 4 Special Jailed For Theft YACOB NEKMAT, a Special Constable attached to a inngle squad was sentenced to two years' hard labour by the Circuit President of the Sessions Court. at Jasin for thett cf $600 worth of jewellery while on screening operations at Bukit Asahan Esia t e.
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    Club Dance
    25 4 THE Bandar Penggaram Club m Batu Pahat will hold a dance m aid of the Poppy Day Fund tomorrow at the Club premises.
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    JUMBLE SALE
    31 4 THE Church Worker?" Association of St Mark's Church. Seremban. will held a jumble sale at Kins George V School on Saturday, Nov. 24 m aid of the Association's fund
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    Learner Fined
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Pleading guilty to three counts of driving without consideration, not displaying his "L" licence and not being accompanied by a person holding a driving licence, an extra Police Constable, Sangakaralingam. was fined a total of $40 by the Second Magistrate today.
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    Terms Extended
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The terms of appointment of Messrs: Lim Khye Seng and H. H. Facer, as members of the Federal Legislative Council, have been extended for a further period by Mr. M. V. del Tufo, the OAG. FOR moving cooked rice without a permit at Sagil. Tangkah,
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    Marriage Guide For S'pore Urged
    99 5 SUiid.inl Suit Kepurtri MR A R. LAZAROUS, Labour Parti candidate for the North Wai d m the City Council elections promfeed, il elected, to ask the authorities prepare a marriage guide This guide, he said, will contain a summary ol the marriage laws o! the
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    5 Words & No More
    104 5 5 Words No More THE CORRECT postage on a Christmas card forwarded by surface mail from Singapore m an unsealed envelope to an> n ace outside Malaya is eight 1 rents, said an official statemeni If more than five words are writte i on a card it becomes liable to
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    TEACHERS IN AIDED SCHOOLS RESTIVE
    399 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues. Aided school teachers m the Federation are restive. They feel that their case for equal treatment as teachers m the Government schools are being overlooked. For the past five years they have been lighting for better retirement benefits and housing
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    Thio's Questions On Pensions
    210 5 Standard Siall Krporier MX TFIIO CHAN BKL, Pro- iressive Member for Balestier 2 District m the Singapore Le-ts-C I dive Council, will at the meet- nL or the Council on Tuesday 'next, quit Government on the rues oi pension and allowance I Sid to the widow,
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    Soldier Did Not Drive Dangerously
    613 5 Standard Staff Reporter STAFF SERGEANT L. T. Muitment of the R.A.0.C.. who was charged with driving a military lorry m a dangeious manner was found not guilty before a District Court Martial held m the 223 8.0.D. m Singapore, yesterday. According to the prosecution conducted
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    Spore Sikhs Celebrate Founder's Day
    157 5 Standard Man ncpuru i SINGAPORE Sikhs took fhe day °rt yesterday to celebrate the 483 rd anniversary of the birth of (.uru Nanak Dcv ji. the first of the Id Sikh Gurus, and I -under oJ the Sikh faith Hundreds of gaily dressed men, women
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    Cultural Centre Of Serangoon
    81 5 THE EXTENSION to Scran- goon English School to house wo science laboratories, an assembly hall, and tour extra class-rooms i will be ready some time next year, the editorial ol the L 951 1 school magazine states These projected extensions were^upposed to have been completed this
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    Sister-in-law Molested: Charge
    103 5 Sister-in-law Molested: Charge Standard Staff Reporter A MALAY. Abdul Gharri bin j Hudd, who is alleged to have raped his sister-in-law was on trial at the Assizes yesterday. The accused is altered to have) committed the offence m his home at Chua Chu Kang on July 6 this year. The
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    66 Families In A Panic
    125 5 Siuid.ird Malt Krporcrr A SECOND petition was sent yesterday t<» the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce by i the «WJ families ordered to quit theii premises by the Singapore Improvement Trust. AH these families, the petition stated, art m a "panic" since the S.T.T. recently
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    THREE FIRES
    66 5 Standard Staff Beporter Three lallang fires which razed total area <>f more than 13 acres yesterday afternoon wei dealt with by the Singapore tire Biiii:iflt». T!ie first fire was at Leeaon P-irk it 11.35 a.m. ;md three hours later 10 acres of lallang went up m smoke at
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    89 5 vim* k/in v i ii ruvt jiurii is uiic of the UMNO candidates contesting m the coming Municipal I. lections for Jelutong Ward. I ducated at the Penan? Free School he is the only son of Mr. M. H. Pa wanted former Free School Master, and now a Government pensioner.
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    Lee's Career Of Fraud Is Ended
    155 5 Lee 's Career Of Fraud Is Ended A 23-YEAR-OLD Chinese with five previous convictions was sentenced to seven years 1 rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Rogers at the Singapore Assizes yesterday for robbing a Chinese woman living m the Changi area. Passing sentence, the judge mid the accused. Lee Wee
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    Indeency Charge
    46 5 A CHARGE of committing an act if 4: c 's-^ indecency on h Malay on Nov. 10 was explained to Kirpal Singh ol Port Dickson m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday Bu, ol $500 was offered. Th rase was adjourned to Nov 20
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    Broke Curfew
    20 5 LAI CHAN 3 P oh Mac trate C ><• <• x it breaking cv N nb li v .1. »lembu
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    PAY POLICY: MANYAM'S REPLY TO MR. HEAD
    463 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE CIVILIAN employees of the three Service! n Singapore insist on being paid the same salaries ani :ost of living allowances as their counterparts m thj Zolony Government, "because we are satisfied tha* thfl jovernment is the best employer available
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      The Lost Brother
      835 6 Tf HEN Mr. Churchill goes to Washington m January he would be doing something more than merely paying a social call on Mr Truman. He would be carrying on a tradition so assiduously obst-ved by the now retired Socialist Government. I* would still be a case of
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    No Socialist Utopia
    955 6  - No Socialist Utopia STEPHEN GRAHAM SUMMING UP ON RUSSIA MO By THE Soviet way of livx ing is very far from William Morris's dream of the happy Socialist state. If there were passports for all, millions f| Soviet citizens would flee and there would be an elemental stampede. But on
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      These Senior Police Officers Must Be Retained!
      472 6 ing Sir:— While some parts of Klyne Street's letter which appeared m the Straits Times of Nov 8 may have to be reexamined under different light, i couldn't have agreed with him more when he said thai Sir William Jenkin and othei valuable
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      BLIND BUILDING FUND APPEAL
      204 6 Sir;— May I through your paper thank all those who worked so selflessly to make the St. Nicholas Home for the Blind Building Fund Appeal a success. Where so many gave so much, it would be invidious tc select by. name any particular associations or persons
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      LET BLIND BRUTE TAKE TO A MONASTERY
      272 6 LET BLIND BRUTE TAKE TO A MONASTERY Sir.— My reaction on reading "A Blind Brute" by Mary Brown was to feel not only great sympathy for the unfortunate wife, but also to rei&ster a slight disagreement with Mary Brown. She suggested that this man and wife should get together again
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    333 6  -  ROBERT MENCIN By To help our readers understand the significance of world sews we have made arrangements with Special Standard Correspondents to cable us daily well-informed and up-to-the minute comments on current events. Since affairs m Malaya are conditioned by what is happening outside it, it is
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    A NEW OUTLOOK NEEDED ON THE EMERGENCY
    591 6 A NEW OUTLOOK NEEDED ON THE EMERGENCY LONDON. PUBLIC opinion is becoming restive about the state of affairs m Malaya and it is «well that Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the new Secretary of State for the Colonies, is to pay the country a visit. Little progre 3 has been made m
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    Review of Views
    80 6 Review of Views :How To Vote gAS vntrri b periencing «om« the coming M J lions. •>'.• i 2 Jaced with D bom to vole < daj o served ttu S Ideal way to i I 5 the n c;ite. said ?The paper hope w ana; Muni I return m<
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    ARABS FAIL TO AGREE
    269 7 On Common Policy Towards Plan For Mid-East Defence PARIS, .Nov. 13 (Reuter). Seven Arab Mates failed to reach agreement here last night on a common policy towards the Western powers 9 plans for Middle East defence. Egyptian Foreign Minister Afohammed Saleh el Din Pasha said after
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    Compensation From Egypt's Funds Urged
    112 7 LONDON. Nov. 13 (Reuter)— A Conservative member of Parliament Sir Herbert Williams, suggested today that Britain should consider deducting from Egypt's sterling balances compensation to British personnel for losses sustained through looting m Egypt. Mr. Winston Churchill to whom the suggestion was made m Xne
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    UK Denies Report Of US Mediation
    96 7 PARIS. Nov. 13, (Renter) A high British authority last night denied categorically a report that United States Secretary of State Wean Acheson had put forward a new fomula for resolving the Anglo-Egyptian dispute. The source describ as "completely unfounded" the report, which said Mr.
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    C'wealth Talks On Foreign Policy Urged
    165 7 TORONTO. Nov. 13, <UP) John Diefenbaker, one of Canada's senior members of Parliament, called yesterday on the Commonwealth to institute a policy ot consultation on every foreign policy issue of concern to the Commonwealth members. Diefenbaker. a progressive Conservative member for Lake Centre. Saskatchewan,
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    'Suspended' N'list Air Officers Still On Job
    339 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 (UP). Two "suspended" Chinese Nationalist air officers ordered home la*t Ausnsi lo ftand trial on charge* of failing to account lor 1 9.000.000 m official funds are Mill on their job* here, it was revealed today. General P. T. Mow
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    NA TO Forces Won't Need Passports
    157 7 NA TO Forces Won 't Need Passports LONDON, Nov. 13 (Renter).— North Atlantic treaty servicemen will need no passports or visas when serving m each others country under sn agreement reached by the Deputies I omit -il here today. Civilians working for the organisation will no longer need visas though
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    48 7 photo. Madame Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (right), Ambassador to Uie United States from India is shown with her daughter, Mr m th A s recent P |ctur at the Indian Embassy m Washington. Madame Pandit is leaving for India to be m New Delhi for the general elections AP
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    US Censors' Anti-C wealth Bias' Alleged
    138 7 LONDON, Nov. 13 (UP) A War Office spokesman yesterday said that White Hall is awaiting a full report from Korea on complaints by British war correspondents that American censors were showing an "anti-Common-wealth bias." Daily Telegraph's Eric Down ton writing from the Eighth Army
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    Filmless 'Camera' Demonstrated
    84 7 BEVERLY HILLS, California. Nov. 12 IUP> Two young electronics engineers today demonstrated 5 tilmless "camera" which they hope will revolutionize the motion picture industry and provide television with a cheaper way to reproduce programmes. John T. Mullin, 38. and Wayne R. Johnson, 29. unveiled their bulky electronic
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    Some Progress
    41 7 AMARILLO. Texas. Nov. 13 «AP) Soviet Russia has increased its satellite territory at the rate of 44 square miles per minute during the last 11 years. Lieut-General Robert W. Harper said here m dedicating an Air Force School. photo.
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    New C'wealth Defence Policy Is Suggested
    267 7 IOM)O\. \«v. 13 (Reutrr). A n<-»- CommonMrealih «l; <nr<- iMifiry im mij^«-i<<| liy a uril«r hi ikir J*)st <«i. Hi Bra^«>*« Annual \ruit <| Form I'rarhnok ptfbHsbed h<r«* today. The yearbook is an aathorftative r»] eclion of -ac'.v, figures and strategic theories compiled by
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    R.I Red Victims
    55 7 JAKARTA. Nov. 13 (UPI Chinese residents m Indonesia, too, are being subjected to inneom demands like Chinese Americans m the Doited Stjit«»s. Reliable sources, who wished to remain unidentified for obvious reasons. yn\u that two publishers ut pro-Nationalist Chinese papers here have received such demands fiom the
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    Swiss Flying Disc Has 'Howling Sound'
    92 7 ASCONA. SWITZERLAND. Nov. 13, (UP) A pale green brilliant disc of a size somewhat smaller than a full moon was observed here yesterday by about 2© persons, most of whom claimed that the apparition was accompanied by a "howling sound." Nearly all the observers
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    Tories Win First Test
    100 7 LONDON, Nov. 12. (IP) The first Labour Parly move to unseat the Chur.-liill Government was defeated m the House of Commons on Monday ight by 320 to WL Churchill's Conservative Government won the fir*t test vote on Monday nijibl when th(> House of Com mons approved
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    Churchill May Visit Ottawa
    74 7 OTTAWA, Nov. LI (fteuti ri Mr. Winston Churchill mttf visit Ottawa when he crosses. the Atlantic m January to ootifer with President Trutnan. Canadian Press reported yesi« iday. quoting official circles. So far there has been r<> statement on the question but the news agency s«id
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    27 Killed In Bus
    50 7 QUITO, ECUADOR. No* II <UP) Twenty -seven pc boi i were killed and 23 injured ny ten bus carrying 50 paaseng* fell into an abyss off a Pi American highway near I village of Guasuntos today. 1 t bus fell into a 300 foot n«*i> aby&s.
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      53 7 H^| I I I WHAT /TRYING |I I LIKE A TTiT <>, N^K^-J; ARE YOU TO GET CHANGE OF j^^r^^^J^x^ -J^T^-- Z. WwJLM. THIS TOWN BORES SPINNING M DIZZY SCENERY h yf'".' ME SAME OLD $L^i POR ?>/ V-r-.^ ONCE IN A y;^^ j^^x <:|i Wi|yp^ SIGHTS EVERY rY| W^-^
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    Comet Fuellers For S'pore
    317 8 New System To Be Introduced SIXTY model* of an entirely new type of fuelling truck are to be sent from Britain to international airport* along the Comet route lietneen South Africa, Singapore and Australia, to refuel the jet air liner at its Mopping points. These Shell
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    52 8 Three new Australian National Airways hostesses who will be flying: through Singapore on the Air Ceylon Route from Sydney to London shortly. They hare just finished their training: course, and It looks as if they are going to enjoy every minute of fly inf. (Left) Betty McCourtie. Jane Titchmarsh and
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    New R.I.L. Ship Arrives Today
    112 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ROYAL Interocean Lines 9,000-lon pa**cuu;rr freighter, Straat \laka**ar. will arrive m Singapore today on her maiden voyage to South Africa and South America. She will join the Ruys and Tegelberg on the run between South America and Japan via Singapore. Launched at
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    58 8 The United States Navy F2ll Banshee adds speed and firepower to the United Nations air forces helping: to repel the North Korean and Chinese Communist aggressors m Korea. Picture shows one of the twinjet fighter planes on the flight deck of the U.S. aircraft carrier Essex after its first t-ombut
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    Black Swan To Celebrate A White X'mas
    77 8 HONGKONG. Nov. 13 (AP>— The Royal Naw Frigate BUck Swan leaves lion? Kong tomorrow for ber first borne Christma^ m seven years. She came to the Far East m July 1945 and was one of the first Roya] Navy ships to join the
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    American Ketch Is Refloated After 2 Months
    78 8 SYDNEY. (Airmail) (ReuterAAP' The American ketch "Batchelors Wife", wrecked off Lord Howe Inland m September this year has been refloated. The former owners. Americans Mr. and Mrs. Byron Tanner who had put their lite savings of AttJ.OOO Into it. abandoned the ketch after
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    Former Carrier Calls At S'pore On Maiden Trip
    103 8 Standard Shipping Reporter SHIPS flying the flags of three different maritime nations berthed alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves yesterday within a few hours of each other. The vessels were Britain's Carthage. Holland's Oranje and Italy's Sydney. They brought a total of
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    Freight Markets Are Developing
    68 8 LONDON. Nov. 13 Chartering ol ships to load grata from the Black Sea to the United Kingdom has been an important development m freight markets recently. Some 7 vessels are known to have bea chattered re presenting transport for iboul 330.000 tons ol grain or about
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      328 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CD., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Barge Nov 17 Vessel tor Muar Weekly Hong Tot for Rengat Nov 20 Vessel ♦or Malacca Twice Weekly Hong Thong tor Began Vessel for fert D. ck son. .Weekly S i Api Api Nov 24 Tun, Song tor Malacca
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      34 8 Despatches TODAY: Terempa by I. am San. Sibu 6 pm. by Angby, Hongkong, China and Philippines fi p.m. by Cartilage, Palembang by Ban Hong Laong. Arrivals TODAY: Western Australia (letters and parcels) by Charon.
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    Leaders Of Malayan Rubber Industry To Meet Tin Mission
    229 9 Leaders Of Malayan Rubber Industry To Meet Tin Mission Standard Staff Correspondent ■A a LUMPUR, Nor. 13 The Rubber Producers Council will w J he United States tin mission to lunch this week, it r rC "d The leaders of the rubber industry undoubtedly will take full i :eflrnC c
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    Malaya Is Biggest Colonial Buyer Of Diesels, Generators
    106 9 I tlard Reporter I uiio is t -\p« r'u-iiriii" an export boom at I \\\>j.il< si < olonial importer of diesel I senrralinf -♦t-. -ai<l the Hon'ble Alexander |he Bmsll %boc uroup of companies. I anufarlHrrn of «liesel engines and I r-
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    Pepper Prices Ease Further
    112 9 Standard Market Reporter PEPPER prices m the Singa- produce market w-as again siei yesterday, lfuntok white being quoted $725 per picul and I unpong black $590 on a quiet rket No business was recorded pra had sellers at $40$ per picul cut no buyer. C nut
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    Community Shopping centre Built At Cost Of US$6 Mil
    24 9 I -v eta are due 1 -'mas tenure c _c -c :.e I .oud- AP
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    65 9 Singapore and the Federation have made exceptionally heavy imports of barbed-wire and nails this year, due respectively to the Emergency and building boom m Malaya. Both products come mainly from Belgium, France, Germany and Japan. Labourers are here seen unloading rolls of barbedwire while kegs of nails are stacked against
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    NoEgyptianCotton 'War' Against UK
    55 9 EGYPT does not intend starling a "cotton war" against Britain, said Hamid Zaki Pasha, Egyptian Minister of National Economy. T"e Minister said such a "war"' v d not be effective because Br.ta.n could buy cotton th'-oush a third party. Moreover. Egypt baa r.o desire to mix
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    PERSIA BUYS $
    35 9 PERSIA BUYS PERSIA has purchased US. $8.*****0 from the International Monetary Fund to meet the shortage of Persia's foreign exchange receipts due to the closing of the Abadan refinery and the nonmarketmg of oil. Reuter
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    World Food Outlook Gloomy
    214 9 abovi re- war level. However. since 1995, the world population has increased by 13 per cent. Tr.cietore supplies per capita m 1960-S] were still four per cent. b« .v pre-war levels and were themselves insufficient." N itritional levels were still wen :ut trom satisfactory m vast
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    Bolivia Asks US More For Tin
    208 9 !NEW YORK, ISov. 13 (AP).— The United States has to been asked to increase the price of tin from US$l.l2 to US$l.5O a pound by the Bolivian Association of Mining Industrialists and the National Association of Miners, who ship the major part of Bolivia's
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    NEW AUSTRALIAN TRADE CHIEF FOR SINGAPORE
    186 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE new Australian Trade Commissioner for Singapore, Mr. A. J. Day, arrived here yesterday m the passenger liner Sydney from Australia to take up his new appointment. He was accompanied by his wife, and they were met at the wharf by
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    Pak. To Buy More Jap Machinery
    85 9 PAKISTAN plans to buy all the heavy industrial equipment Japan can sell, the head of a visiting Pakistan purchasing mission, Mr. N. M Khan, said m Tokyo. He said his government had given him "a long list of requirements for Pakistan's industrial expansion with
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 13— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were. HK115.58 to £1 Sterling: HK56.8475 to US$l; HK$l.B2O to Malayan $1; HK50.395 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK$323 to one tael.
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    Canadian MP Urges All Out Aid To UK
    115 9 OTTAWA, Nov. 13, (Reuter). A proposal that Canada assist Britain by extending almost unlimited credit for the next five years was advanced m the House of Commons yesterday by Parliamentarian John Blackmore. He suggested that this credit, to be given m "a
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    SHARES STEADY ON QUIET MART
    156 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Malayan share market was again quiet today, but prices remained steady, interest was mainly centred on rubber and tin shares, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association. Changed prices were:— INDUSTRIALS Ruyorfi Sellers H'kong S'hai Bank (Hkong reg.) 840.00 850.00 M. Colls. 2.10
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    Warning Against US Market Whims
    67 9 TORONTO, Nov. 13 (UP) President Quintyn Gwyn of the Canadian Exporters Association said that Canada's trade was tied "too dangerously" to the whims of the U.S. market and urged exporters to extend their enterprise to other channels. He told the association's annual meeting that over
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    Vietnam Aim Is To Increase Food
    59 9 SAIGON, Nov. 13 (AFP) "The principal aim of Vietnam is to try and increase the food output," said Tran Van Kha the vice-chairman of the French Union Assembly and Minister for Finance, on leaving Saieon by air for Paris. Tan Van Kha is due
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    Rubber Is Down On Moderate Trading
    132 9 Standard Market Reporter RIJB P E R prices m Singapore fluctuated mildly yesterday, closing slightly off the day's best levels. There was a certain amount of trade buying, resulting m a moderate turnover of business. The General Services Administration bought quantities of the lower
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    Austin Capital To Be Raised To £7.5 Million
    107 9 DIRECTORS of the Austin Motor Company vnll seek shareholders' approval to increase the company's capital by one-half an 10.000.000 new ss. ordinary shares when the annual meeting is held on Dec. 6. If approved. the company's capital would be increased from £5,000,000
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    Poles, E. Germans Sign Four-Year Trade Agreement
    72 9 Poles, E. Germans Sign Four- Year Trade Agreement A four year trade agreement, to run from 1 j52 and 1955. has been sicned m Warsaw between Poland and East Germany. East Germany is to provide machinery and installation? for the Polish power. machine-building and chemical industries. transport equipment, oil products,
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
    29 9 BUYING rates for Canadian dollars (per fl"0 Malayan) are: J34 7/16 (f T). $34 9/16 (O EX). $34 13/16 (90 d/st); selling $34 1/8 ready ITT./O D
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    Kelantan Padi Growers To Get 1st Mobile Mill
    261 9 Kelantan Padi Growers To Get 1st Mobile Mill KUALA LUMPUR, Nor. 13:— The first mobile ric«miN m Malaya, designed and supplied by Lindetcves (Moloya) Ltd., wot on display outside the firm's premise? today. Among th« Urge gathering invited to witness hoy the mill worked were Dato Onn bin Ja'afar. Membei
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      RUBBER
      78 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose $1.46j 51.4? FOB. m bales Nov. No. 1 R.S.s. 51.47 H.i?| No. 2 R.S.S. M.4OJ $141 No. 3 R.S.S $1.35* $1.36 Tone: Slightly easier. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening prices per lb. were No.
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      TIN
      37 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The price of tin to-day was $469} picul. Down $5.25. LONDON TIN Tuesday's prices llrst session were: Spot £%2i buyers, £%5 sellers. Three months €946 buyers, C 945 sellers. Settlement Price: £985. Tone: Easy.
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      132 9 r and to be sure of BoorcTs |f look for the Cat and Barrel on the 1 =^^e^=l label the Gin that has been 1 'BjlßP^ j(B^ popular for generations. I CORDIAL, OLO TOM FINEST OiY GIN \W^ WuSUIP SOLE AGENTS: JOHN LITTLE CO LTD. Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. !^v^
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    These Suits Van Lead Double-Life
    388 10  -  GAILE DUGAS By g f OOKING pretty while she's waiting for the stork is not P just a womanly H whim. It's a p pleasant duty Going about In shapeless dresser es, her hair hookw ed behind either oar with a bobby !p pin, is
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    Exercise For Midriff Sag
    259 10 W'HEiV their abdominal mus- cles begin sagging, many icomen jeel they've been dealt an unjust blow below the middle Fate, it seems, is notoriously poorly grounded m the rules of fair play. This being the case, there's little point m wailing about the figure malformations that
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    A TIMELY HINT
    40 10 'TO get rid of the white Ftains that frequently cloud f!ower pots after a few montn v- c try scrubbing at the dlsroio tion with a stiff-bristled b iss i «ud£ ed fOa:Uy delei "8 ei »t
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    NO NEED TO WORRY OVER MOVEMENTS'
    624 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT Continuing Margaret's Diary Says IT'S a bit disconcerting when you're sitting: up m bed m the morning having a nice cup of tea, to have the cup suddenly kicked out of your hand by someone not yet of this world. But that's
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    169 10 THE STARS AND Y0U npODAT'S lOKtt AST: Ihe X ■numn inttut'nre over Pluto today is unfortunte and creates a most violent atmosphere which is extremely ir..:u^r>iciou«, towards tho-.e goffering Irotn ner\ous di-.orJers and mental deprosion. Be calm today and to not Rive oar to pessimism. If you carry on quietly
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    RISING GLORY IMPRESSES
    630 11  - RISING GLORY IMPRESSES OLLIE DAVIES By THE second track was opened for fast work yesterday at Bukit Timah when the going was good. Rising Glory (Percival) returned the smartest time when reeling off three m 36. Perostan (Tulloh) was another that attracted attention over three m 37 3/5. B^tßoy (Harper)
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    Picking Winners
    78 11 OF THE newcomers that will be making their debut at the current Singapore Turf Club's winter meeting beginning this Saturday two have good chances of winning their races first up. They are Sullivan's Eoyal Fair and Yong Thau Yin's Stars Remember. Out on the training track at Bukit
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    Ski-ing: UK Has A Secret
    223 11 Ski-ing: UK Has A Secret LONDON, Nov. 13, (Reuter). Experiments have recently been made m a wind tunnel with a view to improving the performances of Britain's men and women ski teams at the winter Olympic Games m Oslo next February The results of the tests are not to be
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    Test Men For Ceylon
    99 11 MELBOURNE, Nov. 12, (Reuter). Lindsay Hassett, Australia's cricket captain and four other Test players may be invited to play for a combined 11 against the MCC m Ceylon from February 16 to 19 during the Roya, tour. The Ceylon Cricket Association said they would tike to
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    Singapore Teams For Rifle Shoot
    88 11 Singapore Teams For Rifle Shoot THE following have been selected to represent Singapore m the 1951 Overseas Rifle Matches which will be shot off at Bukit Timah Range on Sunday. Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. SR (a): Flt./Lt. P. Biegel, Capt J. Morrow. Capt. J. McGee Flt./Sgt. Stevens. W. O.
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    Next Year's Tests
    63 11 LONDON. Nov. 13, (Reuter). Arrangements for the four Cricket Tests between England and India next season will be the main items on the agerida for the meeting of the MCC Board of Control at Lords tomorrow. It is expected that the committee will decide on the dates
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    Admiral Promoted
    152 11 BELOW are the latest classifications issued by the Straits Racing Association. TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 2 The Meare. From Class 4 to Class 3 Admiral. From Class 4 to Class 5 Fair Flower. Linkshir; Air Port; Kudat; Air Gee. From Class 5 to Class 4 Screen;
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    153 11 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12. (UP) Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and his challenger Art Aragon worked over sparring partners m adjoining rings today m preparation for their title bout at the Olympic Auditorium on Wednesday. Odds favouring Carter were eight to five. The exact weight of California's "Golden Boy"
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    US Basketballers For Hongkong
    46 11 HONGKONG. Nov. 13 (AP) The Chervrolet basketball quintette arrive here tomorrow for a five-game series after sweeping a ten-game match m the Philippines. The visiting cagers won the 1951 American Athletic Union championship They are coached by all-time basketball great Hank Luisetti.
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    Ist ROUND FA CUP DRAW
    210 11 LONDON, Nov. 12, (Reuter) —The draw for the Ist round of the English F.A Cup matches to be played on Saturday Nov. 24 was made today as follows: Brighton vs Bristol City, Reading vs Walsall, Ley ton or Walthamstow Avenue vs Cnippenham Town, King's Lynn
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    174 11 Choongs Do Well In Glasgow Badmin ton GLASGOW, Nov. 12 (Reutcr).— Leading players from eight countriei notably Malaya and Denmark are competing m the International Badminton tournament which opened this evening and will continue for nix days. The first matches was a mixed doubles m which E. B. Choong and
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    SHUTTLE STARS CHALLENGE SBA ON PRO CHARGE
    697 12 'Dictatorial Policy Will Do No Good' WONG PENG SOON, Cheong Hock Leng, Ismail Marjan and Ong Poh Lim, Singapore shuttle stats asked hy the Singapore Badminton Association to give a financial accounting of their recent overseas tours, have issued a joint statement challenging
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    58 12 Today's SPORT RUGBY Royal Bfomi v Army at Saval Base: SCC v Royal Signals at SCC: RAF TV <;a>i v REME at REME; RAF Tenqah "A" v 223 BOD at BOD; CHQ FARELF v RASC <■ See Soon HOCKEY— RAF Tenoah v RNAC at R.V.4C. University of M ifoya o
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    Malay College Held To Draw
    83 12 PARII BL'NTAR Mon. E*f*ying "heir last inter-school io| the season the hockey r• i > oJ the Anglo-Chinese S Parit Buntar did ex- v a ell to hold the Kuala K< ig>ar Malay College to a onei i when the sides met on Pad UOg
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    VARSITY BEAT JOHORE COLLEGE
    73 12 UNIVERSITY i I M i Rus- XV beat the J h re English at Bukit Timah yesteri i by 14 points (l g al, 2 tries, to nil. I i n Eng Siang ki Jced the first penalty for University Chintn- mi scored a try nexi
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    S'poreSoccerTeam To Play French AF
    52 12 S'poreSoccerTeam To Play French AF THI Singapore soccer side to ■ie French Air Force m a itch at Jalan Besar this Sun- J raa yesterday selected iyanan Davids. Sa".!eh: X Thong, Hooa Leons. Ismail B Sharii Bfadon, Guthrie, A Hie Bjon Leon?, Rahim R«s yes Murray. Chong Kum. v I
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    40 12 ttiTON, Efov 13 iAP> 1 iteur Hockey Associa- r the US. has been Inled by the National Skating l m of Japan to play ten >■•>•■: games m Japan next 1 President Thomas F. >: the AHA said Man-
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    Australia Win In Tense Finish
    397 12 BRISBANE, Nov. 13 (Reuter-AAP)— Australia heat \*est Indies by three wickeU here today m the first Test match after a grim struggle against the spin howling of Sonny Raniatlhin and Alfred Valentine. The result was often m doubt as each side gained the initiative, but
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    PENANG GIVE SAFA HARD FIGHT, LOSE
    486 12 PENANG, Tues. A thrilling last minute bid by the home team to force a draw against a tiring side, highlighted the inter-state soccer match m which Singapore narrowly beat Penang by the odd goal m three before a crowd of 4,000 on Victoria Green
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    Shell Water Polo Team Beat Tigers
    236 12 SHELL Company's Palembang water polo team beat the Tiger Swimming Club 11-6 yesterday evening at the Haw Par poo! making their tally m their Singapore visit 2-1. the other victory (and defe:it> involving t l ie Singapore Swimming Club. The Dutchmen played a skilful
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    BAKER FAVOURED AGAINST RIVIERA
    122 12 nTP, NC L N A J L Ohio Nov 12 (UP) —Bob Baker, the country's tourth -ranking heavyweight, was a slight favourite today to whip Kid Riviera m a 10-round headline battle here tomorrow night The undefeated Baker will be seeking to make Riviera his 26th
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    263 12 PLA\II\(, at peak form, Singapore Cricket (lull upset their Padanj- riva l s lhe R m a key fi division hockey league match yesterday. It waa SCO* they thrilled a capacity crond, winning 3-1 after leading 2-1 at half time. With thi win
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    107 12 SAFA yesterday drew dp the fixtures for the Gothenburg and the Indian Olympic teams which are due here early m December and will play four fames each. Fixtures for Gothenburg are: Dec 1 v Singapore "A". Dec. 2 v Malays. Dec. 5 v Chinese,
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    53 12 OSLO. Nov. 13 (AP) Rumania is sending a group of skiers to the 1952 Olympic Winter Games m Oslo, the Olympic Press Office announced &ionday. Rumania is the 24th natif-i to accept the invitation 10 compete m Oslo. It is the second iron curtain nation to accept The
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    Rugger Results
    17 12 LONDON, Nov. 12 (Reuter)Rugby Union Results: St. Thomas Hospital 6. Edinburgh Academicals 3; Camborne 14,
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    36 12 LAUNCESTOK. <Reu;t>v-A.\P> Maurice Quincey. 2*2 -yt »r old Victorian won the under* 500 c c. Tasinanian Senior J."i' on a 330 c.c. machine fetter losing It seconds from engine truJu'e m the first lan.
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