Singapore Standard, 16 November 1951

Microfilm: NL2292
Total Pages: 12
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    16 1 Singapore Standard m m t H i3B SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    52 1 photo. T A straiian King's Coun-sels-Mr. G. Berwick (left) d Mr, D. J. Menzies who Missed through Singapore by Qo tas BOAC yesterday on ret 'i m f row London 'here ey appeared m cases b the P-n-'j Council. Mr. Rfei n is a cousin of the I ilion Prime
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    Dafo Tan: Govt. Should Keep Policy Of Continuity
    14 1 Dafo Tan: Govt. Should Keep Policy Of Co ntinuity »rtei E 1 i I
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    Truce Talks: No Progress
    139 1 vYO. N 15 (ReuterlAP> A;i Allied spokesman I ial United Nations s **do n realljr know v mists want." No prog is reported at .i cc tse-fire line X nited N I >ns and Commu-sub-c »n > c; > met at nunjon I tl cc hours
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    55 1 S'andard London Correspondent H4OON S;y IS The following ore the closing -v-?. K .f -nd fm on rhe London Morker today -3NDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot: £985 per ton buyers £995 sellers. Thrc; months: £955 buyers, £957 10s. sellers. 4^; d Settlement price: £995. Soles Morning
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    Malayan Film Unit Official Killed By Car
    254 1 Standard Staff Correspondent X I A LA U.MI'l'K. Thurs. Derek Green, asdistant director, Malayan Film Unit, who came to thU country m April, was killed last night m the presence of his wife and iVIr. David Lvttle, of Radio Malaya, while walking along
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    Asst. Manager Wounded In Estate Attack
    102 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Terrorists seem to be stepping up their murderous attack on estate workers. Following yesterday's massacre of two Europeans and nine members of a jungle squad m Tapah, comes the news from Alor Gajah, Malacca, of an attack early
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    Estate Ambush Victims Buried
    174 1 IPOH Thurs. The funeral of the late Mr. E. R. Corbett and Mr. C. W. Dicks, visiting director and manager respectively of Bidor Estate m the Tapah area, took place this morning at the Batu Gajah cemetery. Mr Corbett and Mr. Dicks were victims of a
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    Red Atrocities Report Shocks Tokyo Hqrs.
    57 1 TOKYO. Nov. 15, (AP). The reported Communist slaughter of 5,790 Allied war prisoners British. American. Turks. and othersshocked General Headquarters from top to bottom today. Colonel James Hanlev. chief of the War Crimes Section of the U.S. Eighth Army, said he divulged the figures
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    EGYPT STANDS FIRM
    313 1 Farouk Says Govt. Will Not Yield To Britain's Pressure CAIRO, Nov. 15: (Reuter) Kin«r Farook today wgedi Egyptians to save the Nile Valley "from gathering storms" and added: "We will not yield to any pressure or intimidation/ His speech from the throne, made also m the name
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    62 1 photo S(iT. TRACKY of the Ist. Battalion. Suffolk Regiment, (left) who killed the notorious Indian bandit leader A. S. Maniam m the Rawang area on Wednesday. Photographed with him is Pte Welsh who was also m the patrol of Sufiolks which engaged the bandits. They are shown lu-re studying the
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    SAVAGE EGYPT GUN BATTLE
    88 1 ISMAILTA. Nov. 16, <VP> One British soldier and one Egyptian were wounded today m a brief savage «un battle near Kantara on the road to Port British Royal Signal Corps troops were repairing a cut telephone cable when an Egyptian pedestrian drew a pistol and shot
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    NZ Squadron Thanked
    75 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Alter two years of strenuous service m Malaya, No. 41 (RM.Z.A.F.i Squadron, is leaving the country and the OAO. Mr. M V Del Tutu, m a message to Fit. -Lieut. S. Mills, the commanding officer, expressed the thanks of the people
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    Chinese Body To Protest Higher Tax Proposals
    223 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce decided yesterday to protest against Government's proposals to raise income tax rates of those m higher income group and other indirect taxations. This decision was reached at an Emergency Committee meeting held yesterday after-
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    No Bonus This Xmas, Britons Told
    89 1 LONDON, Nov. 15. (AP) Rationed Britons were told yesterday they will get no bonus for Christmas this year for the first time since the end of the war. Food Minister Gwilyn Lloyd George told the House of Commons that "In view of the food
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    King, In Best Of Spirits, Has Pictures Taken
    99 1 LONDON. Nov. 15. (AP). —A thin, smiling King George VI yesterday had his picture taken for the first time since his hazardous lung operation m September. Trimly dressed m a dark blue suit, polka dot tie and suede shoes, the King appeared
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    Maj.-GeneralJolley Found Shot Dead
    69 1 LONDON, Nov. 15. <Reuter>.— Mai Gen. Norman K. Jolley, Secretary and administrative; officer of the Imperial Defence College m London, was found shot dead there today. A gun lay by his body. Gen Jolley, who was ><. nan been Secretary for six years He was an
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    No Survivors
    22 1 CHAMBON-SUR-LAC. France. Nuv 15. (AP>- Rescue workers who reached the wte tf wrecked U.S. Air FofCiJ OIK transport plane, toda
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    Mrs.PecchioniDies
    36 1 MRS. Etta Pecchioni. wife of Mr. M Pecchioni of Borneo Motors Ltd., Singapore, died at her home at No. 68 East Coast Road, last night. The funeral takes place this afternoon at Bidadari Cemetery. I
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    MPs Told: No Change In Terrorists' Tactics
    313 1 LOIVDOIV, Nov. 15 (Sealer) lord Nuftstrr, Foreign Under Serreiaiy, ssked m the Botiw ol 1....U today ivfaether the arabudb by Conraraakic m Malaya yesterday m ivfaiefa I") people imere killed ami a train derailed meanl the start of major < oninmni^i campaign, statnl
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    Truman Is Opposed To Big 4 Meet
    85 1 KfcY WEST, Florida. Nov. 15, (IP).— President Tru man repeated his opposition to a Big Four meeting of state heads, saying the (tailed Nations is the proper forum for the conduct of m ternational relations. Truman stated his position m response to a
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    KL-S'pore Day Run Resumed
    75 1 Standard Staff R«*p«rtrr THE Malayan EUilway Administration has announced thai W is anticipated <' (l^. v mali trams between Kuala Ijumpur and Singapore will run .-is ucual today. It has now been established th;tt four persons were killed when the train Erom Singapore to Kuala L^impur
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    Tin Mission Back
    49 1 [HE Amcr h .m 'I m VI i .>. .'i which has completed ita torn ■>■ tin mines m the Federation, rtew bach '■< Sing ipore I e«tei d v They iII v s < hi !>' (i conference at '!i office ■>! "i" Secretary Foi Eiconoinic
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    WAGES FOR LABOUR MAY SOAR
    316 2 Warns Acting Commissioner Standard Staff Reporter WAGES may soar to unreal heights m Singapore and "competition for labour may become temporarily severe,"* warns Mr. G. >fc Davis, Acting Comniinnioncr for Labour m bis 1950 report, reviewing tbe labour sitnation m tbe Colony. Shortages of skilled
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    Trade Unions Played Good Part In 1950
    230 2 Standard Staff R«porttr SiNciAPORK trade unions j ayed an important part m the ainU nance ol good industri; n ations during the yeai states *he 195Q report of the Sii gapi ;<- Lai I UI Depart- ent A ting Commissi .1 1 r
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    NOT GUILTY
    35 2 BAOOH bir Sulong, •■>. \u was a legcd tc I c roped his 16- ea Id sisti in-lay during s absence, was acquitted |1m Singapore Assizes y r the x finding ol not gu
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    Traffic Chief Refutes Rumour
    62 2 THE SINGAPORE Traffic P > lice Superintendent. Mr. W.R.M. Haxworth, yesterday refuted rumours that provisional driving licences are at present being suspended m the Colony. Mr. Haxworth asked that learner drivers who had driving testa fixed for a particular date and time should present themsei\es as
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    Malaya Awaits NE Monsoon
    372 2 THE RAIN-BEARING north east monsoon has yet to strike Singapore and Malaya, a spokesman of the Weather Forecast Office at Kallang told The Standard yesterday. Normally, by this time of the year, the north-east monsoon Would have broken out. During the past three days, there have
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    P&T Union Rejects Government Offer
    315 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Post and Telecoms Uniformed Staff Union has rejected Government's offer of pension rights* for certain sections of the Postal uniformed staff and revision of pay for Assistant Postmen, The Standard Has told yesterday. Government's offer was made thin week. Earlier
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    $55,000 For Canal Widening
    60 2 THE SINGAPORE Rural Board yesterday approved transier of '$55,000 from three items for an "urgent and important"' work m connection with the widening and lining of Bukit Timah Canal. Because of erosion and constant floods, about 655 feet of the canal m the rural areas irom
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    Candidate Is Refused Permit To Hold Meeting
    143 2 MR. SEAH PENG GHUAN, Progressive Party candidate for Rochore Ward, has cancelled his election campaign meeting which was scheduled to take Rlace this evening at Hindoo oad. Reason: he was refused permission by the City Council Secretariat to hold the meeting at the
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    Sentence Quashed
    39 2 SENTENCE of three months' imprisonment imposed by the lower courts on Tan Kirn Kooi for fraudulent possession c! motor-car tyres and rims was quashed m the Singapore High Court yesterday by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles MurrayAynsley.
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    Elections v. Football: SAFA Is Criticised
    238 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CHARGE that the Singapore Amateur Football Association is not helping to promote the civic mindcdne^s of the Singapore public war* made by Mr. han K u m Chee, Progressive Party candidate for East ard yesterday. After nomination day, Mr. Chan
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    'OPEN AIR' CINEMAS FOR RURAL AREAS
    148 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Rural Board is to encourage the establishment of open air cinemas m the rural areas especially where there are no such facilities. At a Board meeting yesterday, the Chairman Mr. J. A. Harvey undertook to draft suitable by-laws m
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    Youth Denies Theft Charge
    54 2 TEO KING HONG (18> was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with stealing a wrist watch, worth $45- belonging to Mrs. J. Copus at a house m Jalan Guan Soon on Nov. 7. He claimed trial and was given bail of $250 m two
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    Accused Remanded
    46 2 T NAGALJNGAM was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with trying to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor blade at the artisans quarters Tanjong Pa^ar Road or Nov 7. He claimed trial and was remanded until X v. 20.
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    Aquarium 'A Waste Of Money' Says Mr. Lee
    369 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE BUILDING of an aquarium m King George V Park appears to be "not only a luxury but a waste of money. which could be better utilised m the further development of Singapore," said Mr. Lee Choon Eng, Labour
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      68 2 i^fiEß*fc I AT L-LAST, AH IS AtONl. wh fcVC IvMEff-i'M APfcAJD OP Gjmm^b HASSAN,TH' UNSPOILEW/i-OH/rJET MUMfSffK**^] I^TK MOBSTERS T-TH AT S WmW STRCN/Gi.^ ■■■■^:«ftT*3p&;: "AH WAMTS rWLLAY TM 1 WT?% "^TsTHERE AM-MONSTEP I DID^T TOSS THE KEY TO V Silr^ J* HORRIfcLE MOMENT WHEN AH a^SSJd^ MONS ™J or those
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    SOLDIER FACES 5
    86 3 ml«".entl> S. Daw I him bodily (res on. harm :i |of five i«3 ..terda, the A.J P -Cn< J H T\T 5 ana jnals m cuti m H Doli. Army A Ac e Ind- < ice T 4 ir the C an oft »ther TtM ::jt ca!i
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    BLEATS GAVE AWAY THIEF
    16 3 BLEATS GAVE AWAY THIEF g -n j X P A'.apan. strict 5 1 is 12 He
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    Presetation
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    43 3 photo. Miss Join Whittington, Red Cross Overseas Director, adSET! h Pf 2T Ct w c members the new Red Cross Detachmeot which is being organised here. Dr. Poh (at right) wUI h^lp train workers by a series of twelve lecture, hiirinnin^ tonight. Standard
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    RED CROSS UNIT FOR SINGAPORE
    280 3 AITHOLGH RED Cross work m Singapore is Bide more than two years old, and m the Federation not yet one year old, nevertheless the city will have its own Red Cross detachment soon. rhia wag revealed yesterday ii i tea-party honouring Miss Jj m WhittingtOD,
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    40 3 photo. MR. NO HOCK HOI and Miss Sin Mcc Fong who were married m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Ng is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ng Chee Van, and Miss Sin is the niece of Mr. Sin Chuen Yew. Standard
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    Barter Pact With Sumatra
    125 3 Standard Staff Reporter A WORKABLE method of operating the logs. firewood and charcoal trade from Sumatra to Singapore on a fifty-fifty barter basis has now been arranged, Mr. L. E X Averill, Assistant Secretary, Economic Affairs, told The Standard yesterday He is at present discussing various
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    BOYCOTT BOYS: NO CHANCE
    410 3 Frisby Wants A Guarantee Standard Staff Reporter MR. A. W. FRISBY, SinyisjiiiV« Dinrior «f Education, has turned down the request made by ihe supervisors and headmasters of seven Chinese middle schools for a re-examination of students, who adopted obstructionist tactics" towards the Junior Middle schools' examination
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    144 3 THELMA LEEK 7 )os# s m the goyn donated by "Vanity" to the drir,. for /?md.s /or ihe Children's Aid Society n??d the Trafal gar Home jor Lever Children. This you-r? xras modelled and sold at the purnde of fashion p?jj o?i at Baffles Hotel last evening The gown is
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    HE NEVER MISSED A MEETING
    212 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE CHAIRMAN and members of the Singapore Rural Board yesterday praised Mr. E Galistan Unofficial Member, who is retiring after six years' work on the Board. According to the law, Mr. Galistan is not eligible for re-nomination to the Board having served
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    A $150 GOWN WENT FOR $200
    252 3  -  MAXINE RAKICH By Standard Woman Reporter DORIS GEDDES of the Little Shop helc 1 a Gala Christmas preview of London, Paris and New York fashions yesterday afternoon at Raffles Hotel m Singapore. This fashion show was sponsored and arranged by the Ladies' Committee of
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    QUIT AFTER ONE MONTH
    58 3 Standard Malay Correspondent IXCHE IDRIS bin Ahmad Shah, announcer and translator m the Malay Section of Radio Malaya has resigned to study law m England. Inche Idris who recently returned from London after five years' service m the British Broadcasting Corporation served with Radio Malaya for
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    Bright Lights -Then A Big Blackout
    125 3 THE SINGAPORE City Council's Electricity Department was criticised by the aural Board yesterday lor "overlighting Bukit Panjang Road when the Board met to consider the ptogramme of street lighting m the rural areas tor the years 1952-1956 A member charged that urhile one particular
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    FILM MAN ON VISIT
    68 3 MR REGINALD v n» |.ir- l.ii'iii <ii Republic Pit tures International Inc., .if i v fi m Singapore bj Qantai BOAC yesterday bom Jakarta with hit wife He li on hi world tow "t countries m which Republic is opening new branches Mr A iron 'Mr
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    Youth To Hang For Abetting Arms Robbery
    186 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Thui>. At ihe Malaria \--iz«s today. Mr. Ju-tiie Abbott ■enteneed 19-year-old Lai liai Pai to death for abetment of sail*: robbery ol arms and ammunition *ith murder on Aug. 13 \a>\ near Aver k.-oli squatter resettlement area. In passing
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    CurfewTime Amended
    58 4 KIXLA LIMPIR, Thur*.— TIM time of the curfew coMring the area within the prnmeltr fence of the '?nd m;le Resettlement Area Cher«i Rn.id K.iuh. has been unmM to 1« p.m. to a.m. Ui»- SUM tinn- imendment kas be»n made m iase of the <urt« w covering the area
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    Failed To Comply With Order
    170 4 Failed To Comply With Order XV U.A I.""'.! R '1" ■>— A ese taxi-d i Hofa Ah itang. v ied m the >.. C I f is n| mai as Iren •i I it fa na, i i sente i months nent bj the A day. lumm ed by bis
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    'Anti-Red Campaign Must Be Stepped Up'
    517 4 LONDON, Nov. 14 (Renter). Lord Eistewel, Minister of Stale for the Colonies* m the 194-5 .">0 Labour (ioverninent, said today he entirely airreetl with Lord Mancroft, Conservative Peer, that there had been no improvement at all m the situation m .Malaya. More people were
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    $149 MIL. EARMARKED FOR FED. POLICE
    227 4 Legco May Pass $625 Mil Bill Standard Staff Corrt^jumdent KUALA LlttfPlß, Tliurs.— The Federal Legislative Council, when it meets on Nov. 21 for the Budget meeting, will be asked to pass a Bill to provide §625,635,226 for Federal ($175,749,079) and State and Settlement allocations
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    Consorting Charge
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A middle-aged Chinese woman. Yong See. was today, committed to stand trial m the High Court. by the First Magistrate on a charge of consorting. It was alleged that Yong on Oct. 9 consorted with one Foong X ng who was carrying a .45 revolver.
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    CHARGED WITH RIOTING
    85 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Three Malay soldiers of the R.A.F. (Malaya) were produced before the First Magistrate today on a charge of rioting. The accused were Aziz bin Chit. Mohamed Noor and Saaid bin Long. It was alleged that on Oct. 13 they, together with 15 others, were
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    17 4 photo. A MALAY Regiment mortar crew seen demonstrating how to fire the 3" mortar. Malay Regt. P.R.
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    To Pay $9,000 Maintenance
    194 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A middle-aged Indian, J. L. Ready. described as a "mysterious man" who claimed to be a millionaire during the occupation. and a beggar today, was ordered to pay to his wife Lilian Esther Reddy, the sum of 59.000 being maintenance lor his wife
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    Dato Tan Submits 'Concrete Proposals'
    151 4 Dato Tan Submits 'Concrete Proposals' Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Dato Tan Cheng Lock, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, told The Standard that he had made "concrete proposals" to the Government regarding the plight of the Mawai settlers who had to leave the Resettlement Camp recently. Dato Tan
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    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Remarking that five years was sufficient time for one to find the difference between milk, and adulterate* milk, the Second Magistrate, Inch© Haron bin Haji Idria, fined a Sikh milkman, Kapoor Singh, $150 today, when he pleaded guilty to selling adulterated milk.
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    Judge Disagrees With Assessors
    208 4 Xl ALA LtMPI'R. Thurs. As the three numbers of the Court the Jiul^e and the two assessors were not unanimous m their findings, m a murder trial at the High Court. Kuala Lumpur, today, the Judge ordered the accused to he remanded m custody and wait
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    Sgt. Tracey Shot $10,000 Bandit
    122 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A shot from a carbine fired by Sgt. Tracey of the Ist Battalion Suffolk Regiment killed the $10,000 bandit leader A. S. Maoism m the Rawang Area yesterday Sgt Tracey and his men— the Fourth Platoon Suffolks have been
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    Woman Is Allowed $10,000 Bail
    78 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TELUK ANSON, Tfaurs. A middle-need woman, Ong Kiah was allowed bail or 510.000 by Magistrate Che Hasan b:n Hussein, when she was produced before him charged with possession of opium. It was alleged that Customs officials raided her house en Monday and
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    Malay Regt's Score Card
    85 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Eitinty-iuur bandits killed. 61 wounded and 54 captured Is the score card of the 2nd Battalion Malay Regiment «rho have ceen incessantly fighting the bandits since \he Emergency. Operating m the State of Pahar.g. most of the time the battalion chalked up the
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    RedWoimded In Ambush
    67 4 Standard Slatf Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Beside- killing Maniam, the leading Indian bandit m Se!:^- r. m Rawang yesterday, security forces waiting m an ambush w unded another Early t :'.:>• mi rr.ir.s four Chinese suspected food suppliers were arrested m Klang, while m the Bukit rkanggawg
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    Workers On Bt. Pilah Stop Work
    83 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— ln rpite ol the measures ad pted by the authorities to stop the interference of estate Labour m Bahau by bandits, labourers on Bj'.<:: Pilah Estate stopped work today and also 30 per cent ot the labour force
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    INDIAN TRADE UNIONIST IMPRESSED
    152 4 INDIAN TRADE UNIONIST IMPRESSED Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. G. Mapara. general secretary of the Indian Railway Workers 1 Federation. New Delhi, told The Standard today that from the little he had gathered trade unionism was quite a force m Malaya and he w as impressed by it
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    39 Officers, Men Decorated
    396 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Thirty-nine members of the Army m Malaya were presented with decorations by the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. M. V. del Tufo, at a simple but impressive ceremony at Headquarters Malaya today. Of the total number of recipients, 21 were
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    Repugnant To Try Him, States Judge
    268 5 MAN ON STRETCHER laittlani "-tail < orrespondeni lPuii. Ihurs. Remarking thai h» i t 1 1 repugnani to trj man who i~ lyins on hi? hack. Mr. Ju*tict- Hill ot \nt Perak Bigfa i onri to«iav granted an application h^ th< defence i r
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    Floods: Pahang Prepares
    61 5 Floods: Pahang Prepares RACE Thurs —In prt* parauon for HMr 1M91T3 floods., torrent m Paiian^ during the present monsoons peaii Uei i' to Jiii 10. next ypjr Senior officers m Pahans have been informed thai tbe> may be recalled from leave m cas*> of m emergent > Officers proieedin^ on
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    I'm A Red, Says Youth
    68 5 Mandar.j Stall Reporter "I irr a Com tntmisi de ired z. a 19-year -oi da Singapore T esterdaj charged wit! Fa ing I >roduce it IK lla g poini N A. 5 Pete b prosecul succs I ec I Mahac p 48 saici "Accuset liv
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    Man Cleared
    19 5 charged with I mv U -".elusion of id not a ant to a 1 acq litl 0.
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    Death's Sting
    42 5 A FINDING death by misadventure was turn* i the ;v. :".£:i pore Coroner Court yesterd a1 i ui^j^' deuth of a 55-year-oid Ja Eladiman bi Kastaw Radiman oir «ril collect firewood it Pasi Pa «ra death i J iwann ispa
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    Desperate Efforts Fail To Save Girl
    154 5 >taff Reporter FOB aiM.ni 15 mwutes yesterday aftenHMMi n »mgapore PoX« constable man an.! dived desperate!} m Tin- •ra off the Esplanade m search for a young htnese i*ho na*i lalltMi nun the wrater. 1 c, Jo! iaiman. ftna found i te seuDec yards
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    NET ABLAZE
    23 5 a FIRK engine was sresterday m put minutse a 6 1 c: out On a mosquiio a I portion o1 c
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    COCKTAIL PARTY
    43 5 t"? roya: r i ijve a cocktail buffet part at R.i*: e^ H te me M Eyke Slaytera rfc assi i tO H land Am ■>..- those Je P I tnme i manage I" at Jakari and Mr J.J Bissd Singapore manage
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    DEFICIT BUDGET BECOMES SURPLUS
    227 5 More Revenue, Cost Cuts Are Responsible Standard Maff Correspondent PENANG, Thur-. Penang'fi Municipal deficit budget of £53,938. forecast In Supplemental Budiiet >"v. 1, *vill n<»* sho* a surplus of 1132,672 instead, because revenue is expected to increase I>\ niore than >.>]().<MH). and sayings on extra cost
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    Big Floods At Coronation Road: Remedy Urged
    112 5 >i.indard Staff Reportrr THI ;:.i' Coronation Roaci is always ande three jj water when it rai:is. j ie Lared Mr H.J.C Kulasingha h he made representation.Rural Board "to met ibe it ii Mr. Kulasingha said Booda prevented cMldreu Eroni goins to scaool. The
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    Six Singapore Appointments
    119 5 THE "~3XOR proved the I Singapore apD'nn:rr.et:"_: M Te 5e Eg t Depul Saer il S sine Court: A L Hock T.yng to oe an officer o: the Income Tax Se < \c- Part L or: ?•:>- M 3 M Fernandez to be an officer c Adnainistra-
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    Request By Senior Officers Is Vetoed
    198 5 "Manuam "Man < «> rr»-«»f t*ni PENANG, 1 htir*. Ih« rnjiic»i i»> in* "••iu«r f.>tlt«*rr*" \*«»orialion tha: tbc !*r«»\ ul<-ni Fmd Hui*-« should i>*- ani*-n»it*i! *<• tna' a int-mlnr iim\ uitrwlrat* |M>th si«4»** of thr f— d «n> rt*Mrfni«*ns ah*M ln»- \«ar«" ***r\ irt
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    6 5 A SPF Cou este [ered
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    S'pore Wedding
    24 5 edd M M Hock took place on Sund Tne bridegro the on s ?!idarr. Ta i and The b Ie i -me:";
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    Madam Loh Dies
    21 5 THE fune residence m Pee Pen in g r cr v 5 B li)a.|t as 89 ye 1
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    WomanGets 21 Months
    13 5 Wo man Gets 21 Months BREACH CASE B M I > i h i
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      153 5 S!N<iAPOR WiW j^^wtw^WF: ntn»*>f- N l k Music class on a c ood p.m.: table tenr.. baskctba o cnoul band s iaj» 8 ~erc:a c r I\l C.A.: H t« 0 >■ "I i b estiei T■" commercia classe a.30 p.r Wei Meeting Speaker lan Morrison B pjQQ.: fARELF Cv
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      Character Certificate
      838 6 "JJNDERSTANDABLY enough the tin producers m this country have followed with anxious interest the activities of the visiting Tin Mission from the United States. For upon the impression that the Mission carries back with it would depend, to a considerable extent, the future of one of our major
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    BEHING THE HEADLINES
    405 6 To help our reoders understand the significance of world news we hare 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 if, it is important for the
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      NO TIME FOR RECRIMINATION!
      425 6 S: —lam m full agreement with The Pf<iple"s suggestion, as reported m your paper of Nov. 12. on its front p^ce viz: "Britain's task is to find out what has made Malayans rebels." and "to try to settle the conflict by means other than the gun
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      WATER SUPPLY IN SEREMBAN
      117 6 Sir: What is wrong wtth the water supply of Serembau? Certain parts i»t the town are getting twenty tour hour water supply while other parts seems to be getting only a Jew drops of water. Can the Water Works Engineer enlighten me as to why this
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      USELESS EUSTACE
      19 6 I know there should be a fuiun joke under this picture! But for once words fail me!
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      Unfair To Teachers
      476 6 Unfair To Teachers Sir; —It is most gratifying to know that ol late you have published m your p;;per the grievances of the Methodist School Teachers. It is most courageous of you tv 60 so. Sometime ago such correspondence was going on m another paper. Fur some inexpicable reason the
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      TORIES AND UNIONS
      369 6 Sir: Ever since the Tories came into power the local people with Pro-Conservative sentiments have taken lie opportunity of throwing brickbats at the Trade Unionists and the movement as a whole. It is indeed surprising to note that m a democratic country like Malaya people should have
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      Disguised Brothels
      116 6 UTUSAN Melayu touched on hotels and Imported Labour m its editorial column yesterday. Commenting on those hotels which were "nothing more than disguised brothels". Utusan suggested that the Hotels Licensing Board should not only exercise caution when granting licences fo r hotels but should also withhold renewal of
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      Foreign Labour
      102 6 COMMENTING on the report that about 100 skilled carpenters ar e coi'ing into Singapore from Hongkong to help m the work of constructing the new Power Station at Pasir Panjang, Utusan said that it is important m the interests of Singapore that everyone of the artisans must be
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      Scholarships
      129 6 MELAYU RAYA stressed on the importance of education for Malays m order to better their lot. The paper said that the backwardness of the Malays is due to lack of knowledge. "Out of hundreds of Malay associations, organisations, institutions and clubs scattered all over Malaya only a very few
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      Tax Burden
      117 6 COMMENTING on Singapore Governments proposals to increase the rate of income tax ""flft higher income groups, and indirect taxation, independent Sin Chew Jit P.>h warned the Government that any increase m taxation is sure to add to the burden ot the common people ["he question of whether taxation
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      S.I.T. Evictions
      118 6 UNDER the title "More protection for tenants." Nanyang Siang Pau editorially urges the Singapore Improvement Trust to withdraw its legal action against some of the «6 families living m the S.I.T. flats So far. the daily .says, the S.I.T. has not given any reason for wanting to evict
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    India'sScheduled Castes Election
    667 6  - India 's Scheduled Castes Election RAWLE KNOX By NEW DELHI. A CROWD of nearly o thousand was trampling the neat wide garden of Dr. Ambedkor's spacious white bungalow. They were members of the Scheduled Castes, once called untouchables, crowding to see their leader, if possible to touch his feet or
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      126 6 NEW (^»)r ecords PTH. 64. "Gubohon Bungo" ASIAH A "Geloroh Asmara" y^ t.in-. Pembolasan' (M.F PTH. 65. "Sotu Molom Di-Singopuro" ASIAH "Bubor Sogu" ASIAH don F I*M PTH. 66. "Tonjong Boloi" IDAH "Kclono Scnimon" n PTH. 67. "Molom Minggu" MSN I "Godis Modern" PTH. 68. "Ko«eh M«ro" ISMAIL Mil l»«
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    CALL FOR ATOMIC REPRISAL
    321 7 US Officials Angered En Korean A trocities \-!!!N. lON. No\. 15, (UP)— The official disclosure of Comities againsi American war prisoners brought new Conj fi .avaU yesterday that the United Stairs use atomic lIIOIIS u*!ainsl the Red troops m Korea. Other officials said the atroi .ties
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    French Seize Vital Vietminh Centre
    30 7 15 W The French announced I '..'tire «»t Hoa Binli. reported I hiiKi- arms aid u» ibc Conunanist- irprisc attack paced by parachute vyill s
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    US, Yugoslavia Sign Mutual Aid Agreement
    140 7 BELGRADE, Nov 15 iUP>— V 130.S via and 1;e United Si -s yesterday signed a mu- I agi pement 1 I<a which j the T.iited States .vili furnish eg pme it, n\ itenal, -t and "*other aid* 1 to Yu via Marshal Tito signed
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    26 Executed In S'hai
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    Jebb, Salah Shake Hands
    50 7 photo. Sir Gladwyn Jebb (left). Britain's permanent delegate to the United Nations, shakes hands with Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah El Din Pasha, m Paris Others are (left to right) the Egyptian permanent delegate. Fawzi Bey: unidentified man: and the chief Indian delegate. Sir Benegal Kau.- AP
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    WROUGHTON'S AMBITION: TO TURN MALAYANS INTO AIRLINE PILOTS
    167 7 .ii\ Reporter ;..i\. iiih :ru(t*>r of the I 1\ inf lub. lik* to train M.il.iN.ms l!tT(ial pilule if ar»- ,r.inttd bj ■m or airfinea ebirl nii-uion m said inxt,! i:n a'nout •!i>»-r\. infill gaptcJaU? ralthj m Malaya, t ni > tr sons
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    Reds Murder 12,790 POW's —UN Command
    112 7 PUSAN KOREA. Nov. IS (UP) —The Chinese and North Korean Communists hav c murdered an estimated 12.790 United Nations prisoners since th e war began, the United Nations Command charged on Wednesday The Chinese Reds slaughtered 2.5(53 American prisoner?. 7,000 South Koreans. 40 Turks.
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    US Rubber Controls To Continue In '52
    62 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 15, (AP>. —Hopes the United States government would lift controls over natural rubber beginning Jan. 1. 19.V2 have been smashed. Industry sources said today they believed controls would continue through the first quarter of next year. The reason, they said. was
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    Wins Nobel Prize
    36 7 STOCKHOLM. Nov. 15. (AP>— The Swedish Academy toe ;i> awarded the 1951 Nobe] Prize for I iterature to one of its own members. Pnr Lagerkvist, author of the novels -The Dwari and "Barabbas."
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    Cut In HK Water Supply
    120 7 HONGKONG. Nov. 15, (ReuterA APl—The Colony"? w a t c r supply as from tomorrow Nov. 16 will be cut to live hours daily compared with 91 at present according to an officia! announcement last night. Hours of supply will be from 9.30 a.m. to
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    Wide Divergences Among Deputation To Lyttelton
    217 7 Standard London Correspondent in\T>O\ Thurs.— There are wide divergences Malayan CommunistThe dcputationcould not have patch headline, G..^». Situation m M---">' T e r i»m OutDUt Falls A> Ie G Whne united m the., de^ S bSs* -s ll Thu< F D Money, chairman pany'a
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    US Turns Deaf Ear To Iran Premier's Request For Loan
    167 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. l.> (UP).— lranian Premier Mohammed Mossadeq said m a speech at the National Press Club yesterday that Iran ha* asked the United States lor a loan as "immediate financial aid" to start development of projects m Iran. But
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    White Aust. Policy Said In Action
    167 7 White Aust. Policy Said In Action SYDNEY. Nov. 15, (UP). Commonwealth Immigration officials yesterday ordered the deportation of a Fijian army worker. whose Anstralianborn wife is expecting a child m May. He is George Jacteon. 26, whose Fijian name is aqua Saqua He is the son of a Fijian and
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    Peking Hard Up. For Exchange, Explain Experts
    269 7 Peking Hard Up For Exchange, Explain Experts 1 Hansom Racket Stepped Up HONGKONG. Nov. 15 (II 1 Informal economic observers sai«l \es>t«»r<l;»% lite (Jiine-e Communists are ilesparately ihoci <»i foreign r\ehan<re and this is the likely explanation for the f^reat increase m tlie extortion threat* a-ain>t over- seas Chinese. They
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    Call For End Of Co-operation With Holland
    124 7 JAKARTA Nov. 15 (API Indonesia's second biggesi political party, the P.N.I (Nationalist Party) today formally demand* I the termination oi all co opera- tion with Holland. The PXI Executive Board sued a statement saying lands decision to regard West j New Guinea as
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    N'list Govt. Files Suit Against Air Officers
    143 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. IS. (Rettfer) The Chinese Nation ilist government yesterday filed a suit to compel its two top air force piot urement fiffiinv m th«* Umited Stales to account for millions of dollar* entrusted to them The suit was filed m the Duited
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    RedExportion Alarms US Chinatowns
    127 7 m:\v \okk. Nov iv (A I P) CUme OMMMMfsti are trying t(» extort lane sums from liinese residents m the I ftitrd States. mo>tl> as nwsoms to hHp families t, r et out ni jail m China This informal "ti his been yivnt by oScials m
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    UK Ensures Defence Of Sudan:Eden
    162 7 LONDON, N 1 'il' Foreign Secretary Anthony i declared today In ttw rto Commoni thai Britain will <'■ sure the defence and sccunf. the Sudan until it i L-govet nmrnt. view <'! the uncej la caused m the Sudan and < where bj tl; Egyptian
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      85 7 Art Silk CHRISTENING ROBES /^k White with Self Embroidered Sp.. :pL vV Fitting Bodice, Puf» Slce»ci and X^£K^ Round Nick foifening ot the bock f?^A.*r^>^\\ M' -^^W with »moll buttoni A Full X^rH^T«N\ N >v flt rt Wth Dointy Sproyi oi V U *^v -^v^^ Embroidery. Polko Dot Mat v\
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    British Navy's Biggest Concentration
    52 8 The Dresencc of the British Homo Fleet at Gibraltar for its Autumn training cruise means that the largest British naval force since the war is concentrated m the Mediterranean. This AP photo shows Atlantic destroyer and frigate flotillas massed at Malta standinff-by for the next call
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    MORE SHIPS FOR F.E. RUN
    259 8 Vietnam To Be France's Latest Standard Shipping Reporter FRANCE i* placing more ships on the Europe-Far East run t<» compete with ships of all nations. Latest addition In the French Mail Line, Messageries Maritimes, Heel of passenger and earpo ships is the 12,200-tnn Vietnam which
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    'Off-Season' Cruises To Japan And Back
    206 8 'Off -Season' Cruises To Japan And Back Maiularri Mii|>|mm» Reporter KOVAL Interoeean Lines have inaugurated '*off-ihe-season" round trip cruises to Japan and l»aek to meet with the big demami for tourist passage* to the Far East. The first ship to leave for Japan will be the Ruys on Dec. 1.
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    Bookings Halted
    29 8 NEW YORK. X -»v. 15 (UP)— The American Export Line* announced today that it has halted cargo bookings for Port Said and Suez City until further notice.
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      391 8 'MALAYA" to, Bonako* "MtONU- fc, BangM SSJt*** H -KINA" to Bonakok^ Hong. Yokohamo "KAMBODIA" for BangKok Hongkong, Kobe fat©"lkJl\l A99 t INDIA for langkok, Honakong. K:be roMiaim^. 17. SAILINGS TO CONTiNENI SCandik7 "SELANO.A" Mm.»9mm h0 7 IONU I .bt:2o-24N0. "PANAMA" xxx). obtr 17-20 Dec MSONIA "t «bt:7s-3ODec 3t "LALANDIA" xxxx)
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      181 8 .vx-:.': :-:-x .•.•.■v-:Xy: v:-:>: :>x ;>■. T m .H«Bout-. WHARVES Pulau Bukom: Fiona. GranShip God >*. n Gate heim. Angby 41 2 Albert Dock: Hock Hai Hua Agamemnon 4 :> 8 Heng, San Rafael Bengk ills 1:4 4 \ictoria Dock: Stavac Pendopo. Carthage ri 43 2 Keppel Dock: Dromus. Marosa
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      59 8 frftAjL*^! fa S^^tJmt^JSn "1 Despatches TODAY: North Borneo, Labuan. Brunei and Miri v.onn by Darvel, Medan noon by Stia. Ceylon. Egypt, Britain. N. Ireland. Eire. Europe. N. and W. Africa. West Indies noon by Ulysses. Thailand (parrels only) noon by Lan.it. Sarawak (except Miri) noon by Bidor. Arrivals TODAY: Federation
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    PROGRESS ON SKYSCRAPER
    490 9  -  K. R. S. VAS By Standard Staff Reporter Foundation Will Be Ready In 6 Months THE foundation work of the $4,000,000 17-storey Singapore skyscraper for the Asia Insurance Company will be completed m about six months time from now, Mr. Ng Keng Siang, the achitect for the
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    Untitled
    76 9 Three Ministry of Supply officials have arrived m Singapore by Qantas BOAC to hold discussions with high ranking Royal Air Force officers here on service aviation matters. They are en route to Australia to study the progress of aircraft development and will visit the Woomera rocket range. From left: Air
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    Suckling Pigs pan To Stay, Affirms Govt.
    182 9 Suckling Pigs pan To Stay, Affirms Govt. andcrd Staff Reporter rmment is not prepared to annul Hng P gs Order, which bans the scle and y klino pigs. i v >v< i nroent spokesman yes- arers 1 threat that if the sell all their sows and The main reason given
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      RUBBER
      20 9 the ip >re rta Sellen SI W 91 15! ifln n i n v ne«l Buyers Buyers d Buyers
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      TIN
      17 9 0 ii.iv I 1!\ w Infl b n J t I S, 61 t i Price:
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    Javasche Bank
    47 9 THE Indonesian Cabinet '-.as ed a bill regarding national" i of the Javascbc B;» .k. of ••7 :e: cent of the shares ea v m Government hands. 11 also approved The establish- ta si e^:a! board *o super- -p the activities of the Savings Reuter
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    18 9 r tt«s for Booaons dollan art 153 h t T OD selling; buying T T 53 1/16 OD >
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    CANADIAN DOLLAR
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    MALAYA 1951 RICE PRODUCTION UP
    111 9 ilard Market Reporter iinrnt el about 10.000 acre* of harvested, rice production m the la!a%a for the tir>t nine month!* of 1951 has exceeded the total production for i*r>n i;r>Bio ton*). X fa g ith n padi the coun- 1.2 re] rtc I desg 5.2
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    Australia Sees Trade Expansion With Malaya
    431 9  -  GEORGE RASIAH By Standard Staff Reporter AUSTRALIA which exported over 8120.000.000 north of srood* to Singapore and the Federation during 1950-51, anticipates a further increase m trade durinsr the coming year, said Mr. A. J. Day, the new Australian Trade Commissioner m Singapore, >esterday.
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    Jap-RI Talks Hitch
    22 9 THE current Japanese-Indonesian trade talk? :n Tokyo are re-orted to be deadlocked over the hx:ng 1 of payments AFP
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    British, Columbia Oil And Gas Hopes
    60 9 British Columbia's Peace River country has the promise of becoming a major oil and natural gas fi^id. Provincial Lands Minister E. T. Kenney said m Victoria. Pie said it was only a matter of time before a 14-inch pipeline would feed 200,000 barrels of
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    UK Debt To EPU
    23 9 BRITAIN owes the European Payments Union nearly £127,000.--000. the EPU has announced aftex balancing the books for October.— Reuter
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    JAP FAIR IN TAIPEI
    10 9 be \^«7w ISf GooiKricxhibiUoa Council.' AFP
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    Improvement Seen In UK Fortunes
    248 9 LONDON, Nov. 15 (Reuter) There are indications that Britain's fortunes may be on the mend. The latest trade statistics hare given the best signs yet that, during October, Britain's external deficit had passed its worst. Her unprecedented losses of gold and of European Payments Union
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    372 Cotton Mills Working In India
    55 9 UNDER the Indian Government's textiles expansion plan, another 26 textile mills are expected to go into production by the end o! this year. Seventeen mills, which were allotted machinery under the plan, have already started production The number of cotton mills at present m
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    20 9 THE Reserve Bank of India has rased As bank rate from three to three-and-a-half f>er tent a* disinflationary measurr- A.P.
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    US Tin Mission Pays Visit To Rubber Estate
    121 9 US Tin Mission Pays Visit To Rubber Estate KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 15.— The American tin mission which has been touring the Federation tin producing areas left for Singapore today, having completed their work. Yesterday, after lunch with the Rubber Producers' Council, they visited the West Country Estate at Kajang, accompanied
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 15— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.60 to ill Sterling: HK56.865 to US$l; HK$l.B2O to Malayan $1; HK$O.39 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5333.875 to one tael
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    MALAYAN SHARES QUIET, IRREGULAR
    251 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs— Other than buying inquiries for a few selected shares, the Malayan share market was quiet and irregular today, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association^ Changed prices were: INDUSTRIALS nuvor* sellers B. B. Petrol 48/- 49/6 Con Tin Smelt Pref. 21/6 22/6
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    First Quality Rubber Down
    211 9 Standard Market Reporter DIFFERENTIALS m prices between the higher and loner grades of rubber m the Singapore market narrowed steadily yesterday. Opening at around $I.4t>i per lb. for first grade rubber for December shipment, prices declined during the day on speculative selling. There was also some
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    $876,000 PAID FOR 15 PROPERTIES
    145 9 Standard Siall Reporter PROPERTY bmn parted *iili a total of $876,600 at a bri-k auction sue held by CheMg I lock < I>m- A < 0., Ltd. yt>tenlay. A total of l."> propertiefl kml ihml«t the hanimcr. The highest bid of the day was made
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    US Aid For Franco
    46 9 US Foreign A.ri official? s.i.d m Vvash.r^V'ii 1:,..; F:.i:ice \vou.<i soon receive her first allocation of economic aid under the U S $7.30 d million 1951-52 mutual securitj plan. No estimate wn ava '.■<-* .< of the amount to be pi o\ <:< d Reuter
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    COPRA MARKET EASES
    111 9 Standard Market Reporter COPRA m the Singapore produce market opened yesterday morning with buyers indicating $40] and sellers $41 per picul. Later the market eased and. at the close, buyers were quoting $40| and seflers $41. with DO business passing. Coconut oil was also a quiet I
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    FRANCE WILL CUT IMPORTS FROM $ AREA
    155 9 FRANCE WILL CUT IMPORTS FROM AREA PARIS Not IS, (AP):— Prance nai 1000 in< c I that, due to shortage of d< if Pt" serves, sin has (to i ed to red i.' cii the do!" v nc i.! Hie pei lup to Jme 30, 1952, to a iri U*****,000,000
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      897 10  -  CONTINUING THE ADVENTURES OF AH NEM THE STORY SO FAR AH NEM, an old wizard uho lived m a house at the top of a coconut tree, found one day that his magic wand would no longer icork. It was so long since he had
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      102 10  -  H. Alleston FJOBINS sing and mackerel I swim while asleep; elephants sleep standing up. and ants, on awakening, yawn and stretch like human beings, according to a French naturalist A combination animal and vegetable is the New Zealand awetoi a caterpillar afflicted with a parasitic fungus which
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      102 10 m MS7IMiBYIAMfi VbT JUST INSTALLED LATEST WESTERN ELECTRIC MASTER SOUND SYSTEM THE BEST SOUND IN THE DISTRICT. La* Day: 3.00, 6.30 9.15 p.m. Karris Ashok Kumar m "ADHI RAAT' (In Hindustani) A Musical Melodrama With Maximum Entertainment! TOMORROW "SANDS OF IWOJIMA H REX«— Joh ore B hrn Today and Sunday
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      529 11 1 111 s s ISIAUE •V tCT- MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 19-18 THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1918 THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, It4t I S-, tion 33 (3) Se,ti»n 33 (3) b< NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION NOTICE OF CONTESTED ELECTION NOTICE OF XONTESTED ELECTION 0,,. s^^S A h -uNoo,s r p™ s
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      241 11 PUBLIC NOTICES is hereby given that t I. the undersigned. Tay Cheng Sing, of No 260, Bukit s ah Road, Singapore, doing! 1 I tsiness under the name of r. >;i\V HANG KER am apply- I ing loi a Ist Class licence for i Beer and Stout only to be
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      214 11 VOTICE is hereby given that I, Tan Gwang Thok also' pelt as Tan Guan Toh of No. 096 Serangoon Road, Singapore, the holder of an Eating louse Licence No. 564 have ipplied to the Board of Licensing -Justices, City of Singapore, for a Second Class Pubic House Licence (BAR) re-
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      188 11 KUCHAI TIN, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Colony of Singapore) Dividends Nos. 32 and 33. is hereby given that J at the 13th Ordinary Gen- i eral Meeting of the Company to be held m the Board Room, Amber Building, No. 5, Malac- ca Street, Singapore, on Fri- j day, 14th
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      197 11 RENDERS will be received at J the office of the Municipal r Secretary and Treasurer, Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. of the 26th November, 1951 for the r construction of one block of 4 units Labour Line or alterna- c tively 2 blocks of 2 units each I at
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      198 11 TENDER NOTICES Singapore Improvement Trust 'TENDERS are invited for A concrete piling for eleven blocks of 4 storey flats at Tiong Bahru (North). Tender form. etc. may be obtained on payment of a deposit of $100/- which will be refunded if a bona fide tender is submitted. Sealed tenders are
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      281 11 Custodian of Property Proclamation No. 14 (Trading With the Enemy (Custodian of Enemy Property) General Vesting Regulations, 1947. 'THE Custodian of Enemy Property. Federation of Malaya, invites tenders for the purchase of the Rubber estate* details of which are set forth herein: ARIA IN ACRES 1(lt- lttm Estate tl rcl
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    MARTIA WINS ISLAND CLUB TOURNAMENT
    177 12 V Martia I beat C v Ko by 2 and 1 m the final oi I dull Race Course C I re the Octobei Ties L E c. Dairies isi A a with a nett 89, and the "B" divis m j i. pagan 24'
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    BASKETBALL DELEGATES ARE COMING
    94 12 IHI meeting of South Fust Bakm basketball representatives convened by Mr. Aw Kow, president of the Malayan Chinese Sports Federation, will be hHd at Goo Loo Club at 11 a.m. oq Sunday. Kirst delegate to the meetin j Mr. Kuo Pong, manager of the Bangkok Chinese
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    SBA CALLS ON FOUR PLAYERS TO APOLOGISE
    1205 12 SBA CALLS ON FOUR PLAYERS TO APOLOGISE Hint Of Action 'As May Be Deemed Fit Unless. DECLARING that "the accusations made by the players against the association are uncalled for and unjustified," the management committee of the Singapore Badminton Association last night decided to call on the players Wong Peng
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    Boon Leong Gives S'pore Victory Against Fed.
    230 12 PE.\ \\<i. Thur*. V solitary goal scored by Chia Boon Leong m the truth minute of the first half gave Singapore victory against the Federation for the Sportsman's Trophy. The match was one of the most thrilling witnessed locally. A record crowd watched.
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    PARTIES WILL CALL MEETINGS
    23 12 Standard Badminton Corr: It is understood that the three parties will hold emergency meetings to discuss the SBA decision.
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    Carter Retains Title
    134 12 Carter Retains Title LOS /&GELES, Nov. 14 (IP) World lightweight champion Jimmy Carter successfully defended his six-months-old crown for the first time tonight by outboxing and battering challenger Art Ara£on into helplessness to win a unanimous 15-round decision. An estimated 60.000.000 television fans and slightly under 10.000 spectators m the
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    39 12 photo. L. FRY from Perth, Western Australia who arrived m Singapore by Qantas BO AC yesferdaj to ride tor Iliree racing: stables t .M.N. Syndicate, Lucky Strike Stable! and Tana! Stables He rides this Saturday at Bukit Timah. Standard
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    Turkey Beat Sweden
    33 12 ISTANBUL, Nov. 14 (Reuter) Turkey beat Sweden by one goal to zero i; 1 an international soccer match here today. There was n > .-c .>: 4 In 1 le first halttime.
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    Solar Starlight In Winning Form
    539 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By SOLAR STARLIGHT (Charles) did a winning gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday when he skipped over three m 36 2 5 sees, on a fast track. Solar Starlight could have improved on this time as he was eased up m the last half
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    Tomorrow's Wrestling
    123 12 Tomorrow's Wrestling CHOTA DARA SINGH up and coming Singapore Indian grappler, gets his big break tomorrow at the Happy World Stadium when promoter Wally Oakes matches him against the seasoned Australian matman George Pencheff. The fight will be one of the three main events. Mohamad Zakaria, beautifully muscled Egyptian wrestler
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    EB Choong Wins 2nd Round Tie
    55 12 GLASGOW. Nov. 14 (Reuter): Results of International badminton tournament played here this afternoon: Men's singles, second round: E.B. Choong (Malaya) beat S. Mohlia (Sweden) 15-2. 15-5. Mixed doubles, second round: E.L. Choong and Mrs A. Homer (Scotland) beat N. Jonsoni (Sweden) and Mrs. A.
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    Roof-Top Club For Mansfields
    50 12 MANSFIELD Sports Club celebrated the opening of their new club house on the roof of Ocean Building. Singapore, yesterday. Mrs. A. McLellan "declared, the club's new premises open. Mansfield Company spent $80,000 building the" club. About 250 guests attended the opening ceremony and the teaparty followed
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    BOXER'S WIDOW SUES
    187 12 NEW YORK, Nov. 15 (UP)— Mrs. Flores, widow of the boxer who died of ring injuries on September 3, yesterday instituted a suit for $500,000 damages against the International Boxing Club of Madison Square Garden and the New York Boxing Commission. Floret died after he was knocked
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      376 12 11UUDS FOR fHEONG SOW CHOONG I —^-J aged 66 passed away peace fkRDEB fully at his resider.ee m 10 U 7^^ Horley Street. Ipoh November man? t I 14. Leaves behind his wi < three sons. Chee Peng C'hee u^' I Keong. Chee Fai. throe daimh s> f ters, Lin
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