Singapore Standard, 17 November 1951

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    13 1 Singapore Standard MC 139 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 195K 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    IMF Ready To Fight Political Persecution
    455 1 0 CXN DECLARES: Standard Mail Reporter BAHRU, r ridax The I.M.P. i> prepared to fight utioß or intimidation of an\ individual in the hi- political conviction^ within the la*." debin Ja'aiar. the President, at the inaugural tueetBahni Brand) of tht- PaHy a t the
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    EGYPT LASHES OUT
    202 1 POLICE last ni?ht searched the monsoon drains at Newton Circus Kampon? Java Road. Bukit Timah Road and Rochore Canal Road for the body of a Chinese motor cyt list who was hurled into the swollen drain near Newton Circus after he crashed into the bridge The body
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    Buses Collide, 18 Persons Hurt
    52 1 K: ALA LUMPUR, Fr. Bight*— 1 oassen^ers in two busej belonging to a Kauri Lumour firm ir.d plying between Kuaia Lumpur and Seremban were injured when the vehicles in which they were travelling came to a head-on cra-sr. at the I6t i mile Kajang-Sanenyih R^ad
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    RAF Has Busy Day
    20 1 THE RAT launched more heavy airstrflwsi or bandu b;ackspots in tour S:j:?s m yestorda' i operations.
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    Police Lieutenant. Driv r Shot Dead
    39 1 Standard Staff orrespondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri While travelliat i« Tapah this afternoon, a police lieutenant and W« driver were killed and three special constables were wounded when bandits opened fire on their vehicle.
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    Accuses U K Of 'Real War' On Her People
    344 1 P\RJ-. V. 16 l P)_Cgy Fl i M Fore%n Minister Hohanted Salafc Kl Din I'a.ha i.mlhn aniiriK ■censed Britain «.f ua^in^' Tral var" ■gains! Egypt and of committing rtiwiiMi a-ani-i the Egyptian people. m an enr I ;peecr accused the Britisl
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    A-Tests Off
    21 1 THE atomic experiment! duied a- tieM it Lu Vega today have been postpaoed >- cause weathe: mraji r:-, 13,- AFP
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    UK Troops Return Tc HK From Korea
    13 1 H(JNUh.OM, British 4 i 17 B
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    Spore Naval, Air Aid To I-C Discussed
    86 1 SAK.ON Nov M \P F r«*n«h »»ffi ar»* r«*porl^«i to hjv<- told thr Kntish the> would wjni quirk Krt tish naval and air hrlp from Mn;ip«rf in th»- »-v^n; of jg attack bv ommi<ni>'. hina on Indo-C hina was the main subj^i s
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    Can Driver Located
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    Airman Found Shot
    16 1 S^e R I Sa^e i j ppiarters 3 is imda and near tr.e
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    Reshuffle Of UK Leaders In Malaya Likely
    149 1 LONDON Nov 16. (AT). Prime Minister Winston Churchill, worried by big Red rains in the Malayan war. has ordered shake-up of British leaders in that prized imperial territory. Aides resorted Thursday newly appointed Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton has been told to iee that
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    OutlawA-Bomb — Vishinsky
    109 1 Outlaw A-Bomb Vishinsky PARIS Nov 16. i.UP Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei X. Vlshmsky proposed today an agreement bv Feb 1 W52 on a treaty to outlaw the atom bomb The new resolution sugges-i 1. The United Nations Committees on conventional armaments and atomic energy vmmit to tne Securrv Counci. o\
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    Tin Mission Pleased With Findings Of 11-Day Tour
    508 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE AMERIC\> tin mission which toured Mala\au tin producing areas during the past 11 days lias been a success in mam way*. BrigadierGeneral Thoma* B. V iUon, leader of the mission said at a pre** ronference in Sinaanore vesterdav
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    Motor Club's Dance
    16 1 MOBF fctaj 300 members atte d Ifotor C uto 'Jak \u nd dunce
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    Role Of Chinese A Big ? -Mortey
    221 1 Role Of Chinese A Big -Mortey SAX FRANCISCO Nov. 16. (Beuter) —Mr J A E Moriey. Deputy Economic Secretary of the Federation of Maiaya. told a press conference here yesterday that the rich territory on the penpnery of the Communist wane was on the side of tne West for the
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    Boyd, Listowel Attend Gurney Memorial Service
    104 1 Standard Londun Correspondent LONDON' Nov. 16 Some 200 notables including Lady Gurney and a gcattering >' Malayans honoured the Sir Henry Gurney at a niemorial lervice a- Saini Marxare i Westminster, dira I j oppo be •he House of E^ar iamei I The Malayan
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    UK Asked To Continue Sudan Rule
    47 1 i E ghteen t Sudan's Les Thur enujr-Genera nue to run t They said ►fl hoD« tor an orderly a i untii the time wher :e [n a press confer- I the preset Bi Grovernment **h i The% said I 5.708.000
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    WORK ON NEW AIRPORT BEGINS 1952
    477 2  - WORK ON N E W AIRPORT BEGINS 1952 Construction To Cost $30 M. BEST POSSIBLE SITE IN STORE SAVAGE IVOR KRAAL Standard Aviation Reporter Bv CONSTRUCTION of the $30,000,000 Paya Lebar Internalioiral Airport will probably begin early next year, said Mr. A. W. Savage, Director of Chil Aviation, Malaya, yesterday.
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    C-in-C Sees Jungle Scouts In Training
    67 2 C-in-C Sees Jungle Scouts In Training parachute drilling, shooting, swimming, water rescue work as xcell ns river crossing with collapsible boats. Picture shows the C-in-C talking to Trooper Ronald Hayes (23) from N kana, Rhodesia, afier training in swimming with heavy weapons across water obstacles, rivers and in landings. Colonel
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    Pole Crashes On Rider, Passenger
    88 2 A TRISHA RIDER. Tan Kcng H n I ar.tl his passenger, -i d woman, Tan Chen We v.tre injured yesterday afternoon when a telephone pole i rasned n them. The trisha was moving a'cr.s; Jalan Besar Road near the lion of Kelantan Lane when the
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    Cloth Stolen From Showroom
    48 2 BURGLARS st< te more than 0 yards I texti e from the m ol r e Thj e and Co 1 < Ayei Street Singapore ov< ftighi asi Wednesday. Thf textiles were assorted f- nted materials and worth :»p--y. ximately $6^oo. Police are investig itinj
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    Two Acquitted
    44 2 CARL MURRAY, and Ghani tin D.rA' od '.ve: e both aCQUittfld in :^e Singapore Third District C< ttti yesterday oi a charge of rcbbinfl a t::sha rider N^ Meng Kuans ol an identity card at Mi Naii Road i n Sept. 19.
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    DEATH
    30 2 MRS. S. Sivanandam. beloved wife ol Mr S. Sivagurunathan. of the Suleiman School. Bt ntong, passed away peacefully yesterday (Nov. 16). Funerai today (Saturday) at 3 p.m. at Bentong.
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    SAFA 'NOT HAMPERING ELECTIONS'
    188 2 SAYS PRtSIDENT Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association never intends to hamper voting in the Colony, the President of the SAFA, Mr. W.MacGregor Watt, said yesterday in reply to a charge by Progressive candidate for the December elections, Mr. Chan Kum Kee. "The football
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    'Producer Board' Plan For Food Suggested
    183 2 'Producer Board' Plan For Food Suggested Standard Staff Reporter THE LABOUR candidate for the North Ward. Mr. A. R. Lazarous. said that if elected in the forthcoming City elections, he would introduce a plan whereby "Producer Boards" would be set up in various parts of the Colony to buy at
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    Two Robbed Taxi Drivers
    73 2 TWO MEN, Kalahe Lokugs Martin and Lidon bin Sulaiman, were sentenced to seven years and three years" rigorous imprisonment respectively at the Singapore Assizes yesterday on charges of robbery. Martin had a previous conviction. It was stated that the accused engaged taxis on different dates and
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    53 2 BAIL of $500 In two sureties was offered to T. E. N. SadagoPal <29>. in the Singapore Third ice Court yesterday, when he claimed trial to committing criminal intimidation by threatening a woman. Susan Tan with injury at the General Hospital on Nov. 15. The case was postponed
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    Legal Aid Plan Praised
    104 2 THE LABOUR candidate lor the South Ward, Mr. V. K. Nair, yesterday praised a scheme suggested by Singapore lawyer. Mr. David Marshall, to provide free Legal service to the poor. Alter the forthcoming City elections, Mr. Nair said that he. in conjunction with Mr. M. P.
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    CHILDREN CENTRES SALE BEGINS TODAY
    112 2 Standard Woman Reporter WITH the regularity of Santa Claus, the annual sale begins today of the work of 15 Children's Social Centres of Singapore. From basket weaving to delicate baby clothes, the sale represents the voluntary efforts of the women who devote their time and
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    ViewsOfCommercial Students Sought
    191 2 A CIRCULAR has been sent by Legislative Councillor, Mr. C. R. Dasaratha Raj. to all the commercial schools and student.* in Singapore seeking their views on whether local commercial examinations should be held once or twice a year. Mr. Raj said that it had been felt that
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    Law Editor Examined In High Court
    115 2 Law Editor Examined In High Court THE Editoi of the Malayan Law Journal. B A. Mallal. who recently became a bankrupt on his own petition, was questioned by Dr. Withers-Payne in the Singapore High Ccurt yesterday. Answering Dr Withers-Payne. Mallal said he collected monies due by way of rents during
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    Set Upon By In-Laws, Man Tells Court
    122 2 Standard Staff Reporter ALLEGATIONS that he was stabbed by his father-in-law, while temporarily blinded by his mother-in-law, were made by Sujari bin Hassan in the Singapore Fourth Police Court, yesterday. Sujari was giving evidence against his step father-in-law. Haji Ismael bin Jamaluri (35).
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    Progressives' Campaigns
    95 2 Mr. A. P. Rajah. Progressive Party candidate for North Ward in the coming City elections, will hold a meeting at Kampong Pasir today at 5.30 p.m. 'He will hoid another meeting at Kampong Marican tomorrow at 5 p.m. Another Progressive Party candidate. Mr. S. M Vasagar for South
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    10,000 PEOPLE-AND NO DRAINAGE,
    118 2 Standard Staff Reporter inkJF PROXIMATELY 10,000 people in Geylang Serai, Singapore are living within an area where sanitary conditions are appalling/' fa id Mr. Chan Kum Chee, Progressive Party candidate for East Ward yesterday. Mr. Chan said that in a recent Mr. Chan Is Appalled visit
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      65 2 RESULT OF jjk DISCOVERY THE NEWEST JOY FOR SMOKERS Hlgl MODELS AS ILLUSTRATION IN STERLING SILVER uML II ENGINE TURNED ROLLED GOLD ENGINE TURNED HH||t! II BLACK CHINESE LACQUER AND SILVER PLATE. CRILLOH POCKET MODEL from $40 I p| LIGHTER FLUID K WICK I ivJ MAINTENANCE rtLLY GOMAHTUM FLAMINMHE UCHTERS
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      79 2 BETTER BUY BURGESS AMERICAS BEST BATTERIES BURGESS BATTERIES seoled in plostic ond n t thot's why they lest gef Federation Price S5 f MACLAINE WATSON &CO m ltd •heat selector dial *Ny» •tell-tale light JpSp MASSIVE BAKELITE HANDLE Ms^ •streamlined body /V •bevelled sole plate •SIDE ENTRY OF FLEX SANDILANDS
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      82 2 T^^SST"! VO' IS HASSAN, IF THEY A DOES VO' LIKE. Xi ItUAK iT.^-MARE^S RJLLO^ WOu, D M«A •TH 'UNSPOJLED.7'-WHy JTHEV'VE <3ET WISE V BEIKI'A £j BEAUTIFUL GIRLS.7 TREASURIES LOADED UKETDK'. aPt-^^B i fa JOST A PORE FIEA-y NEVER TOME.- I MAHARAJAH?-/-^ WiTH GOLD AMD F»RECIOiJS S^OMES'/ h £"""*••> R£ +Mr
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    DRANK TO DROWN HIS WOE
    162 3 PIUVATE G Cregan (21), of the H.-\UC was sentenced a* !^"V. Couri i bdd a: 8.0.D., A. dra, to a rars impru n nei I on charges r indue: prejudicia". :■_> good j and mi U1 iry discipline bv > :-..-;ir.o p te S Davev
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    Saved The Wrong Way
    83 3 Saved The W rong Way K m YEW KOON. a Chinese isl trader described by unsel ij a min wno tried increase h savings by »im- pei is is fii ed -1.400 :ne Singapore Third Distrirt C sterday. H t > admitted exporting 30 bags I nr v th 400
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    ROBBERY CHARGE
    47 3 TUH HOCK CHOON was charg< 5i ig tp »re Third e Coui ssterd .> with ncei ::ed with :\v otners pert; >i Ong Ti C buan a::- I i g Dng at an address in He a Road >n Nov 13 He claimed I iras re
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    CIVIL DEFENCE BOARD CHOSEN
    125 3 Standard Stafl Reporter THE NEED for a civil defence to prepare Singapore f an emergency was keenly felt by members of the Civil Defence Advisory Committee which held a preliminary meeting yesterday at the Colonial Secretariat The responsibi tty of in- I lals for training in
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    Three Years For Fraud
    64 3 A EUROPEAN, F.C Goodman formerly employed in a Blass ■id >ry was sentenced by Mr Justice Rogers yesterday to three years rigorous imprisonment for :r3ud. Goodman pleaded guilty tw charges >t cheating Mr A.C K: »er Jt SiC.OtX) I: was stated that Goodman fraudulently induced Kioer
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    This Free Ride Cost Him $100
    70 3 Standard Staff Reporter ANWEL Khan who tried to set a t r ee ride ">n an 5.T.C. bus. was fined SlOO in the Sinsapore Second Police Court yesterday. It was stated that while travel'in? in an omnibus along Hign S-*eet on Oct. 19. Anwel
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    THE TOLL OF THE ROADS
    182 3 Carelessness Killed These Four Children Standard Staff Reporter CARELESSNESS was the main cause of the 959 accidents, vvnicn were reported in Singapore to October. state* the Coion> s traffic statistics. j Out of these arciaer.ts 10 were fatal Among those kulea were three cyclists and
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    Sleeping Mat Hid A Pirate Radio
    323 3 By CHRISTINE DIEMER i Standard Woman Reporter AN ECHO of the war and concentration camps in Malaya and Java was sounded yesterday when two Netherlands subjects w re awarded the Resistant- Star of East Asia. IM42 1945. The award was made by the Netherlands
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    3ABREAST TO RACES
    117 3 BETWEEN 1 p.m. and 3 p.m vehicles »oin^ to the Singapore Turi Club for today's tneetii g may travel three abreast along Dunearn R on front: Mewl n Circus, the ruperinter.dent of Traffic Police said yesterday. D.: Ing 'se hours, tl ifl along this road vi\ be
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    Farewell Party
    89 3 A FAREWELL party was given Last night at the Victory Cafe in honour of the Singapore Harb »ui Board Whari Superintendent. Capt. D. Sutherland, who is due to return lo Austra i i H the end of this month on retirement Mr. and Mrs Lim Kens Lock who
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    JAM CASE PUT TWO EN A JAM
    108 3 Standard Stall Reporter A FEW HOURS be! >re the motor tongkang. Bee Huat, left S .pore :or Indonesia, revenue officers boarded her and found a case of jam and a dozen bottles of vinegar. The officers also discovered a i small bag of
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    Stayed Back: Man Charged
    53 3 Standard Staff Reporter CHARLES Harold Eilisan (31). was charged in the Singapore Fourth Pohce Court yesterday with committing house trespass by remaining m the house of Eileen Rodrigues. with intent to annoy, at Caimhill Road or. Nov.' 15. He claimed trial and was allowed 5250 bail
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    'Silver Belt' Theft Charge
    54 3 TEO KOK THO was charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with stealing a gold ring and a silver belt, wortn $95. from Teo Ah Chow a: Holland Road on Nov. 14. Fie claimed trial and was ali'-.'ved ban of $500 in two sureties until
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    AGE RULE SHUTS DOORS ON 2,000
    256 3  -  LIE KOON CHYE By 'Great ßlow 'Say Principals Of Chinese Schools Standard Staff Reporter THE INTRODUCTION by the c Ji^fpn« Education Department of rm auo-rulmg to fTiiartr middle schools next year i- expected to rau-c a mass exodu* of more than 2.000 ovrr-asc MudenN
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      197 3 if f/ofi it'll nt #o tiwp hftitihy, f§§tt o/ riteitity and fncruy. ffuu nut si takv a "SERRAVALIO'S TONIC" now ana then It "uild^ up a reserve ol >irenglh and health that will delight you lou can te«-l it doing you eood from the first dose It floods >our whole
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    UNKNOWN
    1091 4 photos. 'We're Not In C 'wealth' Says Thuraisingham JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The Independence of Malaya Party aims to replace communal and racial animosity by a national pride in the country "which is the home of the majority of us who are rooted to its soil irrespective of whether our
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    341 Armoured Vehicles For Troops Here
    132 4 I.OMIO Nov. 16 (AFP). British I nderScCITUUI for the Cokmics, the Earl of Monster, hat* ordered the despatch of 341 armoured transport \»*hirl«" to Malay a to reinfsrvc British troops there. Munster discli s< d w^ in the House I L rda jnesterday when
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    Unified Education
    72 4 KUALA LUMPUH, Fri. The Federation Government will be asked the Federal Legislative Counci] whether its opinion was 5 night by the Singapore Government on the Unified Education Service I r Singapore. Mr. Yeap CncH n K ng who raising the -„.c.-'.:. \va:;!> to know h W og the
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    J. Bahru Branch Of IMP Formed
    271 4 Standard IMaff Reporter JOHORE BAHRC, Fri.— The Johore Bahru Branch of the Johorr Territorial A>MH-iation of the Indepemleiu'e of Malaya Party wa« formed yesterday at a nu-elini; at the Capitol Cinema. Johore Bahru. About 900 people attended the meeting, quite a fair proportion ol
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    Expenditure On Resettlement
    123 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Questions on resettlement schemes will be asked in the Federal Legislative Council by Dato Haii Mohamed Eusoff who wants to know the amount of money spent to date on the scheme and if any contribution has been received from any source to meet this expenditure.
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    Union Sends Joint Report To O.A.G.
    159 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A joint report on the negotiations between Government and the Technical Services Union on the subject of salary scales for the services represented by the Union, was submitted on Wednesday for the consideration of the Officer Administering the Government. The negotiations
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    Queries On H.C. Murder
    118 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The murder of the late High Commissioner. Sir Henry Gurney. will be the subject of a series of questions to be asked by Mrs. B H. Qon. in the Federal Legislative Council. Mis Oon wants to know which department waa
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    Cost Of Living
    35 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Government will be asked in the Federal Legislative Council by Mr. Yeap Choong Kong what concrete and direct steps, if any. it has taken to reduce the cost of living.
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    Police Detain 36 In Bahau Screening
    202 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thirty-six Chinese, nine of them women, were arrested for interrogation in Bahau yesterday during a screening «f th« tows. K"* 1 Sdamgor two auapected bandit supporters were arrested and in Penana a «uapected bandit helper Three bandits w»re
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    English In Malay Schools
    114 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—lnformation will be sought by Inche Muhammad YusefT bin Ahmad in the Federal Legislative Council as to the number of teachers at present employed in the teaching of English in Malay school? in the Federation, the number of Malay schools where
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    Students' Allowances
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri -«ir Yeap Choong Kong will ask Government in the Federal Legislative Council to slate on what basis the Family allowances ol overseas students commuted ar.d how such allowances com; are with the personal rel.efs. and set out in the income tax schedule and how the
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    'NO CASE' SUBMISSION
    83 4 'NO CASE SUBMISSION KUALA LUMPUR, F.i— Accepting the submission of defence counsel, Mr R P. S Rajasooria. that there was no c;.se against the accused, the First Magistrate. Mr. A. P. Jack, discharged an Indian labourer, Papiah. who was produced bef* re him on a tentative charge of murdering his
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    Details Wanted On R.I.D.A.
    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The numbei and nature of eacn projeci undertaken In. and the amoj-it of money allocated to date to. each S:^e by RIDA and the uurnose are some of the questions to be asked in the Federal Lec clative Council by Dato Hu.. Mjnameu
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    Boy Drowned
    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR. F:i. A verdict oi death through misadventure, was returned by the Coronei. Inche Haron bin Haji Idris today at the conclusion ol the inquest into the death of a 13-year-old school boy. Choo Sik Yin. who wss drowned in the Victoria Institution swimming pool on June
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    Reinstate Indicted Officers—Councillor
    241 4 Reinstate Indicted Officers Councillor Standard Malay Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— When the Federal Legislative Council meets on Wednesday, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak will ask the Acting Chief Secretary to give the number, by nationality and divisions of service, of Government servants prewar who have not been reinstated because of
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    Non-Malays In M.C.S.
    100 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan Civil Service will be the subject at questions in the Federal Legislative Council on Wednesday, by Mr. Tan Siew Sin. who will inquire the policy of the Government regarding the admission of suitably qualified non-Malay British subjects or Federal
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    Relief For UK Students Urged
    57 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi i If the Federal G. vernmeot is not aware that Federation students on scholarships in the UK are suffering hardship due bs the hißh cost of living, it will be asked by Dato Haji Mohamcd Eusoff on Wednesday to undertake an inquiry
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    Resumed Work
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Labourers on Johol and Jeram Padang Estate in Bahau, and on Gadek Estate, Malacca, have returned to work. Workers on Rompin Bahru and new Rompin, two small estates, •topped work this morning.
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      270 4 Public Account^ <Tttee For jS" I KOALA LIMPIR, Kri hi Council meete here on Wednesday tary w, 1 move hat fh r ■"J Committee to examine the annu Federation and to mike such r tomimttee may think fit. 1 He will move at the sam. n. < consist of the
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    THE IMPORTANCE OF ADULT EDUCATION
    353 5 Standard Slaff Reporter EXPRESSING the hope that all states in Malaya would follow suit in the formation of the Adult Education Association Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham. Member for Education, told members of the Johore Teachers* Union at a dinner and dance party given in
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    Radicals Pledged To Free Elections
    258 5 photo. Standard Staff rorrr*|iomleiit PENANG, Fri Dr. Lim Chong En, Deputy Chairman of the Radical Party, Penang, in a radio address today said that in 14 days some 14,000 people who live within the Municipality of George Town and who have registered themselves as electors,
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    S'pore Woman For The HK Bar
    50 5 S' pore Woman For The HK Bar MISS LUCY SEE. who is Singapore-born and educated, has applied to Chiel Justice Sir Gerald Howe for admission uthe Hongkong Bar. When admitted. Miss Lucy See \>. iil be the fi'"- s t lady banister to appear before the H<mskor^'i Supreme Court. Renter
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    Ninth Arrest
    32 5 A CHINESE was arrested by the police in Tanjong Tokong at about 12.M0 p.m. yesterday for his connections with Mm Yuen activities This is the ninth such arrest this week.
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    Hawkers Form Pan-Malayan Union
    168 5 WANT CLOSER CO-OPERATION Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. Delegates of hawker** unions from Singapore, Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Tdolt Anson and Ipoh who represent more than 50,000 members, met here for two days and decided to form a Pan-Malayan Hawkers Union, yesterday. Main object of the PanMalayan
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    Invasion By Dolphins Hits Kuala Kedah Fishermen
    164 5 Standard Malay Correspondent AN Invasion of the wesl coast of Northern Malaya by large shoals of Dolphin* (proverbially man's friends) last month has caused much distress to fishermen in Kuala kedah. Roving in groups of 50 to 100, the Dolphins attacked fishing nets
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    Boys Brigade Comes Of Age
    70 5 THE SINGAPORE Battalion of the Boy's Brigade will hold their 1951 review and di.>oia\ today at Empress Place, at f> p.m. the display will be held in the Victoria Theatre at 5.:*1) p.m. The occasion also marks the Company s 2l>t birthday The Battalion will
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    Khoo Will Strive For A Library
    135 5 PENANG. Fri. In his first election campaign speech, at the vacant ground near the junction of Penang Road and MacAlister Road this evening. Mr. Khoo Yat See. an Independent candidate for Tanjong ward told listeners that he would strive for a Municipal Library. "A
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    250 MEET MANAGER
    84 5 AT A COCKTAIL held at the Capitol Blue Room oight 2:><J guests <>\ WilU \m Jacks ii Co 'Malays' L'd were introduced to Mr W. Creek, Manage-- of tri e WH and Export Depart men t ■>■ the Philipj [ndustry aid Mi .f van RcMigen. Philips actinf
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    Restricted Areas
    40 5 THK Perak Government today declared the Coilowiiig towns *>> food restricted areas:— Batu Ga.ia.h. Tanjonf rualtane Tronoh Siputeh. Chemor. ranjong R'tmtHitan. Salak North and RLampong Karai This is In ;*ddition to Pusing, Papan. ind ktl resettlement villn^es in Kinta
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    MCA Told To Start Aid Fund
    163 5 Si.md.ird Staff (orrrspondrm [POH, PH.— A Btigfestioa < neate Mutual Benevolent Society Fund toe t i i«* benefit »t members of the Malayan I !hin» ese Association k ill be Em warded to the central IfCA for its opinion. The Ktigfecttan wm» naa bf
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    ScoulsVtl $4,000
    26 5 9o»u1 A»>..,- iti col looted M.tfWs igh the combine Seoul I- •1 >i h'ure and Chum Ki T'lr f| reeds will fqinn s.-. id
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    Hit Man Who Called Him 'RunningDog'
    74 5 AN AIRMAN". Leung Chee K.v.misj. of the R.A.F. Malaya told the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday that while having a beer iti a coflee shop. a Chinese came up and called him "running dog." Leong vas dei ending against. a charge of fighting in
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    Defence Was Not Called
    75 5 VVOXG YIN YEW. charged with fraudulently having 21 pieces of $10 American gold coins worth $999. ::9 was acquitted in the Singapore First District Court yesterday, without beini; called to give his defence. He was also acquitted on a second charge of failing to offer $2,018.50
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    Power Cuts
    133 5 SUBSTATIONS liable to load sltfddißs today: DAY, MUue Kim«i. Jalau Pekan. Jalan Sultan. Kearfi Road. Alhaiqbra. Raffles llotH. SiimlMWU Kuan. Kuoit I:it sfrrrt. Aljimiml |{<»:ul, Sims ,\icinir. Pajra I.Hmr Pumps. Joo Chia4 I'lucc. Jalan Kuaos. Rangoon I(ii;iil. i owner Koa«l. ScrantttMUi Kouil. Kolatn \>«*r. M<-|*li«*rsoii Road. Kim (linan
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    Woman (79) Took Poison
    70 5 Standard SUtf Repurter WORRIED over the desperate financial position of her family, a 79-year-old Chinese woman took caustic soda in a mug Of coffee at he; 1 house in Lorong Ah Soo on Oct. 14. This was revealed in the Singapore Coroner's Coun yesterday at an
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    Forged Bank Cheque: Charge
    59 5 Standard Staff Reporter CHELLAMANI (26). churned in the Singapore Firsi Police Court yesterday with trying to cheat the Hongkong acd Shanghai Banking Corporation at Collyer Quay, by tendering a forged cheque for *>7.01:j on Nov 15. He claimed trial md bail of $500 in two sureties
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    Price Offence
    44 5 PLEADING guilty to j charge of selling one tin of St3ie Express cigarettes above the controlled price. Kini Leng Piow a sundry shop riealer was convicted and fined a sum of $200 by Mr J G. Adams. President Sessions Court, Kota Bahru
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    Here's Where You Get A Square Deal
    242 5 Stundtrd Staff orr»*>p<»nd«-itt THE following ■re Brais Wtw have ;*;;i (•<•■! t.» -c.' (;i..^ at prices n<>: highoi I tan those considered fair ■>. the Fair Price Committee, fVransj Tan -\ien4 Teik. 4i». lui il Kar.^s'jr Ro;«d. Chr'.v li.iit Ku;il;i Kan^u [toad, I
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      105 5 l SINGAPORE jjflffPp Chinese Y.M.C.A.: Music class 2..J0 p.m.; badminton (boys) and basketball (men) 5 p.m: Chinese chess 1..\0 p.m.: Commercial evening school u 9 p.m Y.M.C.A.: Singapore Chess Club 3 p.m. YMCA VWCA Combined Social folio ved by iededication service »t Wesley Church. Speaker: Rev. Theodore Runyan 4 p.m.;
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Labour Shortage
    935 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Labour Shortage 'THERE was a time when we soothed our conX science with the convenient theory that the Malavan worker could lead a contented life provided he was assured of a daily bowl of rice to ■atisfv his hunger and a strip of cloth to
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    Second Class Citizens Cannot Build A First Class NATION
    989 6  - Second Class Citizens Cannot Build A First Class NATION DATO TAM CHENG LOCK MALAYA, of course, Is a plural state. It has a Malay population, a Chinese population and an Indian group. None is in an outright majority. There is also the powerful British community with a valuable economic stake
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    Review of Views
    467 6 Review of Views No Future UNDER the title "The turning point in Malaya's situation", Nanyang Siang Pau emphasizes the immediate need for more co-ordination between the military and civil administration in the Federation of Malaya. The officer who is to take the place of the late Sir rienry Gu.-ney should
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    MISTAKEN DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASE
    230 6 Si I for one am not imI essi d by the tributes paid to Mr. MacDonald by Malayan leaders in the Singapore Standard oi Nov. 9. Had Mr. MacDonald taken the trouble to mingle more freely with the kampong folks instead of with the "big-shots", then
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    Not Houses For God
    120 6 Sir; The Government and the public should retrain from spending large sums of money on building temples, mosques and churches. We have already more than enough places tor worship. Those who really believe in God can even pray at home. God is omnipresent. Religion is, of
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    22 6 "Winnies afe is a secret, isn't it. dear? And has been for the past forty-nine years to my knoH ledge!"
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    We the PEOPLE
    598 6 We the PEOPLE TOO SECURE COUNCILLORS Sir; To a disinterested spectator the forthcoming Municipal elections in Penang will be a novel one and the voter brings to electioneering the ze.st and enthusiasm of a child for its new plaything. The canvasser is welcomed with smiles of delight by young and
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    Post Office Manners
    161 6 Sir.— The Government is encouraging the public to sate money by keeping them in tKe Government Savings Bank Recently when I went to a locSl Post Office to buy some stamps. I saw a Chinese gentleman walk into the Post Office with a Savings Bank Pas s
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    352 6  -  PARIS. Nov. 16. THE Korean Armistice talks seem to have reached a crossroads which may lead either tc an armistice agreement or to The use of atomic weapons in Korea. A very marked contradioi'.ur. has existed for about a week between The official co lmuniques on the
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    PoW's Killings EXaggerated
    312 7 P oW' s Killings EXaggerated Ridgway Orders Check Of Hartley A trocity Report TOKYO, Nov. 16 (UP).— General Matthew K. Ridgway gent his Public Information Officei Colonel George Patrick Welch to Korea today to clarity the Hanley atrocity report. TOKYO, Nov. 16 (UP).— General Matthew B. Kidgway sent his Public
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    Lie To Urge Russia To End 'War'
    122 7 PARIS, Nov. 16, (UP).— United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie is preparing a direct appeal to Russia to reconsider its rejection of the Allied disarmament proposals, authoritative sources said yesterday. Lie intends to address the General Assembly when the opening general debate ends
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    Churchill Confident Of Ridgway
    112 7 LONDON, Nov. 16 (Renter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill yesterday turned down a suggestion that he should ask General Ridgway not to commit Commonwealth t loops in offensive action in Korea while the armistice commission is in session. "I would not even consider making such representations without
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    P.I. Integrity Board Resigns
    92 7 MANILA. Nov. 16 (UP) The four-member National Integrity Board submitted i'- s resignations to President Elpidio Quirino because of the "poor timing" of a presidential order suspending a provincial Governor. Quirino suspended T.oros Sur Governor Perfecto Faypon at the clase oT the election day on Tuesday
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    Johnston Quits
    63 7 KEY WEST. FLORIDA. Nov. 16 (HP) President Truman accepted yesterday the resignation of Eric Johnston as Economic Stabilization Director tlfective Nov. 30. Truman also set up an emergency board to deal with a strike threat by 197 non-optrat-ing unions against all major railroads of the nation. The unions
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    US Holds Secret Talks With Spain
    70 7 PARIS Nov. 16 (UP)—Stanton Griffis, United States Ambassador to Madrid, held top secret discussions wiih American officials here yesterday on Spain's future economic ;;nd military relations with the Unittd States Griffis conferred Wednesday with Secretary of State Dean Acheson. It was understood that they
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    Second Phase Of US Atom Tests To Begin
    165 7 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, Nov. 16 (AP).— Weather permitting, ihe second phase of the Atomic Energy Commission's series of niM-lear tests will get under way today. It is expected to be as spectacular as the first group of five atomic "shots,* 1 from
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    Soviet Policies Blight China's Economy
    252 7 HONGKONG. Nov. 16, (UP* Russian trade and political policies are directly responsible Cor Red China's preseni serious economic plight, according to informed observers here. The sources who maintain contacts within China listed the following factors: 1 Under the terms of the bmoSoviet trade agreement Russia
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    THE QUEEN AT FIELD OF REMEMBRANCE
    67 7 When Queen Elizabeth (seen in this picture) wearing black with silver fox furs, planted a cross in the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey, London, Nov. 9, she chose Jne special plot reserved to the memory of troops of the Empire Division killed in
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    US To Continue Oil Mediation
    209 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (Remer). The United States has no intention of abandoning it* efforts to break the deadlock in the Anglo-Persian oil dispute, it was stated authoritatively here yesterday. The United States Ambassador in Teheran. Mr. Loy Henderson, will take over the role of intermediary
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    Italian Flood Death Toll: 200
    123 7 ROME. Nov. lfi. (Reutcrt Italy's death toll from storms. floods and landslides rose last night to 200 in a month. Biggest single tragedy yesterday was in the Po Valley, near the Adriatic, where 33 people, half of them children, were drowned when a truck evacuating
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    Graham Meets Rau, Zafrullah
    80 7 PARIS. Nov. 16, (UP)—Representatives of India and Pakistan met Dr. Frank Graham, United Nations Kashmir mediator, here yesterday to discuss the procedure to be followed in renewed efforts to solve the longstanding dispute over possession of the princely state. India was represented by Sir Benegal Ran
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    US Population Rises
    57 7 WASHINGTON. Nov. 16 'IT' -The population ol the United States, including armed forces oversea? climbed to L55.107.00Q on Oct. 1, tne Census Bureau itported. This was an increase <>t 250--000 over Sf-pt. 1. Shift the official census <>n April l. 1950, population estimates have Increased by .1975.(100.
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    Four Atom Pioneers Win '51 Nobel Prizes
    183 7 STOCKHOLM, Nov. 16 (AP). Four leading! atomic pioneers a Brilon, tun Americano, and an Irishman yealerday were awarded llie J*^."il Nobel Prizes for chemistry and physic*. T'ne year's Chemistry Prize went jointly to Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg and Dr. Edward M. McMillan, both
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    Dutch Reject RI Memo On New Guinea
    349 7 THE H\<;t F. m 16 (K«,.i.r).— Holland Mifc*. day to (I Imlom m« thai under the rharlrr of the trantfrr of smcrri^tiiy |<> Indonesia "tin- sox «r<-i K nty of tli«Netherlands over (neMern) N< w <,<iin,a in iii H inl»iii»-d pending a Mdution
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    Holland's Reply Unsalisiactory Soys Jakarta
    119 7 JAKARTA, Nov. 16 (Alt') The Dutch reply to the Indonesian mrmoi, dum protest ing against the inclusion of West Nfw Guinea into the Nether land* realm Is not considered satisfactory, said a govern m« nt spokesman here today. The Indonesian Government will not assume a
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    Russia Calls For Cut In UIN Budget
    204 7 PAKIS. Nov 16 (API R called yesterday for US$l 000 slash in budget app i tions it-quoted by S' (It neral frygve Lie U» keei United Nations going I if iy:»2 lie cut p; oposed by v delegate A. Roshchin < sembly's budgetars
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    HMS Warrior On Voyage To Singapore
    115 8 H.M.S. Warrior (Captain E. V. St. J. Morgan), sailed from the United Kingdom late in October on a further trooping voyage to the Far East. She is carrying replacement aircraft, and personnel to relieve officers and men now serving with the Far Eastern Fleet.
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    Plan To Replace Dakotas More Modern Planes Sought
    244 8 Plan To Replace Dakotas More Modern Planes Sought Standard Aviation Reporter THE DIRECTOK of < n«l Aviation in MiLva. Mr. A. W. Savage, plans to Bcek among British aircraft manufacturers planes in production to replace the Dakota aircraft which operate on South East Apia's regional and local air routes. Malayan
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    Japan To Build Helicopters
    51 8 TOKYO. Nov. 16 (AFP The building ot helicopters in Japan will start soon under an agree ment which has been concluded here between the Japanese Mitaka Company jnd the American Bell Company It is understood f/ur the Mitaka Company will manufacture :joo helicopters as from Spring
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    INDONESIA ENTERS BIG-TIME SHIPPING
    180 8 Standard Shipping Reporter WITH the arrival of the 6,000-lon pasecngerfreighler Bintang Samudera in Siuga|M»re yesterday. Indonesia became the youngest shipping nation to make a strong bid to capture the lucrative passenger and freight trade between Indonesia, Malayan port* and Hongkong. Owners of the vessel the Indonesia
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    Increase In US Merchant Fleet
    69 8 WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (UP). The active merchant fieei ot the United States ha.< been increased by 8-' vessels in the month of October, it w :is reported today by the federal Maritime Board in its monthly "Merchant Marine Data shut. The increase was attributed to
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      369 8 STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. WEST COAST MALAYA Hong Soon for P. Barge Nov 20 Vessel *or Mum Weekly Hong Tat for Rengaf Nov 20 Vessel *or Malacca Twice Weekly Hong Thong for Baaan Vessel 'or Port DlcAson. .Weekly Api Api Nov 24 Tung Song *o» Molocco Pert H ong Ann
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      98 8 Ships in Harbour WHARVES Ship G>d a Gate Agamemn i 4/5 8 B«ngkalis I !4 4 Cu'tex S^ Iney 44 1 Incharran 29 SO 2 Islundei 21 12 2 Kliaa 40 2 Kota Agoens 1> 19 4 Maratank 19 20 4 Noreverett 28 2 Nurjehan C P 7 Obra 23/24
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      140 8 New Dutch Vessel Standard Shipping Reporter ROYAL Interocean Lines who recently embarked on an extensive shipbuilding programme, yesterday announced the launching of their newest cargo vessel, the 8.900-ton Tjibantjet. The ship is expected to be put on the Java-Singapore-Hongkong service about the middle of next year Victoria Dock: Stanvac Pendopo.
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      42 8 Despatches Today: Pontiaoak B a.m. Bu>uik. Palembang tt a.m I y Malnn. New Zealand no m ->v King Edgar. I'.S.A. and Philippines by Lombok, Tervmp.i by Lain San. Hon^koiig. China and Japan noon >v Denbigh* shire. Djakarta and Sourabaya noon by Reyrncrsz.
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    RI BID TO Singapore 'Free' Rice Vital To Trade With RI
    280 9 RI BID TO Singapore 'Free Rice Vital To Trade With RI -;ORGE RASIAH, Stondord Start Reporter 1 ci RE continued supplies of certoin essential 3W materials like sugcr and timber, Singaeitfca re-export or trans-ship a considerable her o*n free Thai rice to Indonesia. me necessary as large numbers of Know
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    WEALTHY RACKET FOR REDS
    30 9 WEALTHY RACKET FOR REDS st e n Rubber 4in.aU* I** baml.l m atom 91V n a n»«B h la I ighly •ia a ...v not SI C i this TJL
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    Jap Experts For Kashmir
    11 9 Jap Experts F or Kashmir i I t J ai i
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    Manpower Talks In Bangkok
    78 9 To a?>e>s and OtfCUM the ..s aspects of the manpower situation :he Asian countries, an As an Manpower Conference a II be r.eid in Bangkok from Dec 12 to 22 r e conference is organised by the I iternatioual Labour Orgarusa- 'ILO'. one ot tne United
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    FOR GREY HAIR USE VIVALINE HERBAL HAIR OIL
    42 9 FOR GREY HAIR USE VIV ALINE HERBAL HAIR OIL ■ii ct kin si pa •nair IR OIL prcmo vtb. 01 er 1 50 DROPS for eye tr übles S2 00 I 57 00. ta extra !U<l a Pml Bos US) Kud >in?apore.
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    8 PROPERTIES ARE SOLD FOR $70,895
    91 9 THE final day of the auction sale held by Cheung Hock Chye and Co.. Ltd.. yesterday realised $70,895 from the sale of eight properties. The first day's auction fetched $876,600. The highest bid yesterday was made for a piece of land (23,774 square feet)
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    UK BECOMES HEAVIEST EPU DEBTOR
    118 9 PARIS. Nov. 16 (ReuteD—Britain, six months ago the biggest creditor of the European Payments Union, is now the biggest debtor, according to figures released bv the Union today. West Germany, a few months ago critically short of foreign currency ana reduced to stopping nearly all
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    43 9 The U S Commerce Dept has licensed 188.687 bale? of cotton l:n--ters ar.d palp for export since Aug. 1 the start of the new crop year. The exports have been licensed to 15 countries, w.th the bulk of sh:pmer.ts authorized for Britain. U.P.
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    EMPLOYERS FAIL TO REPORT ACCIDENTS
    540 9 Standard Staff Reporter ACCIDENTS to workers through industrial machinery in Singapore are, in >o«ne eases, not hein« reported hy employers to the authorities concerned, said the Chief Inspector of Machinery, Mr. J. A. Heaton, m an interview with The Standard yesterday. He was commenting on
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    Produce Mart Stays Quiet
    52 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market in binga00^ was again quiet in all secSons vesterday. with only small &m>M easier m a C r°k P e r t a X bu?er, $40 per pical and sellers $4Uj. P1 Betel nut $37 UpU»> «ffi™ MOl (sellers): Coconut
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    US Car Output Topping 1949
    22 9 an d i oV IQ4D next week to become S second 4 highest volume year to A.P.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    31 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 16— Special tnHav were HK.JIOO* 10 e *i. SterSnr HK56.8575 to US$l. HKii 82f t« Malayan $1. hkSm to one Indonesian RSabf Gold HK1331.375 to one taeL
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    CUT RICE PRICE
    911 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN •y Spiral Despite Bigger Output Worries Govt. Special Standard Correspondent JAKARTA, Nov. 16:— Mounting discontent over the ever-increasina price of rice it providing new headaches for the Indonesian Government. The situation has reached the stage, according to some sections of the Indonesian press, where
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    112 9 COMMODITY PRICES THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb:— Bayers Sellers No. 1 RSS. Spot Loose $1,445 $1.45} FOB in bales Nov No 1 RSS. $1.44} $1,441 No 2 RSS. $1,383 $1-39* No 3 RSS. $1.34 $134* Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening prices per lb. were No.
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    QUERY ON CO-OP SOCIETY
    147 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Nov. 16 The Malayan Co-operative Wholesale Society, which recent, ly came under Government conSol la, a result of the appointment of a s"P, erma n rITJrJi Manager paid from the Federal vote is the subject of a question to be asked
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    New Italian Camera
    28 9 The "Rondine," piecision camera made by the Ferrania Co of Italy has been placed on tne US market. H use. collapsible Hash attachment A. P.
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    ENCOURAGING ASIANS TO BANK MONEY
    168 9 BWGKOK. Nov. 16 (IMS) —When ECAFE'a working party on the mobilisation of domestic capital meets in Bangkok. Thailand, for a fourdav session, beginning Nov. 20 it will survey a held that for the largest part was uncharted whin, four years back, the regional commission of
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    Mission Is Told Of Malayan Struggles
    274 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 16. ll technically a war," Mr. M. V. Del Tulo, d»Ote Administering the Government, told the viail ing L.N tin minion at a farewell luncheon given them by Mr. O. A. Spencer, the Member fortoMfe Affairs, the fight against Communist bandits
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    RUBBER PRICES STILL SAGGING
    194 9 Standard Market Keporter BUT for a minor rally caused by report* in London of growing intimidation of estate labour in Malawi, the rubber market in Singapore continued to hag during the week. Reaction to that report, how- j ever, was short-lived and prices tended to drift
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    INDIAN BANK RATE RAISED
    65 9 BOMBAY banks have put up their ttndinf idtes following tht [ndian Reseive Bank's dscisioo to raise the ba',k rate by ane-nalf per cent, to th:ee-and-a-ha:f per cent. The Imperial Rank discount ra:e of trade bills has- been ra.sed from four to four-and-a-half per cent The Economic
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    Malayan Shares Are Dull
    289 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Pri —The Malayan share markrt v/as dull in all Bectkmi todav B intM vtefl t rii-.-a U d M done it lower k I .s. iO cordii n the M?( «i. r j Biirr i kei Atso Lotion. Chati£v<i on <es, were*
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    Thai Jute Factory
    48 9 THE Thai M strj of I v hi! .1 .f lie t g|inn|T bag Facto I Itiaila I n i« situated neai ekok snd the machinei y h < I m I 'i vil] he able to ma Facture two million bagi •> t- i thsj begin
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    2,000 TECHNICIANS FOR RI
    102 9 THt HAGUE. Nov. 16 (AFP) Negotiation* are at present taking place here with a view to sending 2,000 Netherlands technicians to Indonesia, it is announced here These would include engineers, navigation experts, doctors, accountants and teachers. [t U believed hen th it more than 500 doctors
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    42 10 Illl> evening costume contrasts black slipper vatin with Imported white lace tor tin- strapless bodice and bright emerald s;itin tor the sash which t:*lK tall-length down the flared skirt. To cover the bodice there is soft little bolt-ro with helow-elbow sleeves.
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    'TEST TUBE' BABIES FOR UNWED GIRLS
    256 10 TTNMARRIFD WOMEN should have tho right to have "test tube' babies, aceordinsj to Denmark's Minister oi Justice. Miss Heiga P.^dersen. a strong feminist and judge by profession, who controls the Danish judiciary and penal system. 'An unmarried «om a :i should have the i^ht
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    Skirts For Men!
    551 10  - Skirts For Men! HAL BOYLE Some Women Dreamed This Up By YORK, Nov. 16 (AP) There is a new theory that men ought to spend less time chasing skirts and more time wearing them. Yep, that's right, fellows, s-k-i-r-t-s for men instead of t-r-o-u-s-e-r-s. Naturally this idea didn't come from
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    Home Hints That Help
    127 10 IF spilled liquids soak your 1 carpet, try this trick* for drying the spot once cleaning precautions have been taken. Lift the rug so that there's air *pace between the rug and the floor, then insert the hose of vour vacuum cleaner beneath the rug and
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    JAP STAR IN HK
    103 10 HONGKONG, Nuv 1G (Reu ter-AAP)— Shirley Yama guchi. Japanese screen star ar rived here yesterday after completing a Hollywood pic ture entitled "East Is East" She is due to leave for Tokyo this morning. She told reporters here that there are lots ot love scenes in
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      120 10 Today: "janie < >Pts M a -~3v^t| fctM-iD WARNCR BROS COtOM« Tr.HNtCOLOUJ fxfro Added Attraction f Variety Stage Show |,V Three Show, T O AV A lov,, I 1 1 1 at 4 00—6.30 and S j iar| JUDGING BY THE OPENING NIGHTS APPLAUSE-ONE WORD DISCPc' j; I THE SHOW
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      263 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE u£T SERIES-No. 23 thunder 9— Oscillate •_-_—_-_«_-_-_-->. 12— Roman poet i u 5 A "7 0 11 13— Fatigued I*9l i«>/8 9 10 II 14— The wallaba 15— Periodicals ,<y 15 ilj "T~~~ 17— Pilfer 4 18— Criterion 19-Totals 15 ib 17 f 20— Paid notice23— Hypotheti-
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    SAFA SCORE THEIR FOURTH WIN
    641 11 Perak Go Down 5-1 u i i Singapore*? soccer ftuperiorilv nvrr £erak, already *o amply drmoiiHlraird in iht M> cup hnal victory at Kuala Lumpur t*o and half month- af r«!, was once a^ain cmphahi»ed in a* convincing a maim.r at the Chinese Assembly Hall
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    Sembawang Beat SCC At Hockey
    148 11 R.N.A.C. Sembawang beat the Singapore Cricket Club by the narrow margin of two goals to one in a friendly game of hockey at the Padang yesterday. Sembawang's goalkeeper Jupp was in fine form. Captain Reynolds, the English international centre haif played goalkeeper lor the Club
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    FRENCH AIR FORCE SOCCER TEAM HERE
    108 11 A FOOTBALL team representing the French Air Force in the Far Fast arrived at Changi by air from Saigon yestejrday. The team plays against the R.A.F, in Malaya today on the Pagar Field, at Changi. Tomorrow the team is duo to met*. Singapore A.F.A.
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    Dr Foo Finds Form Again
    71 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Playing well Dr. Foo Lum Choon, defeated Loke Yaik Kwai 6—3. 6—2. in the S.C.R.C. handicap tennis tournament today to qualify for the final The other semi-final between Loke Yaik Heng and Ng Chin Hong was interrupted by a shower at 4—5
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    Oxford Trounced
    159 11 OXFORD, Nov. 15, Renter*.— South Africans crossed the Oxford University line six times and had three of the tries converted to collect 24 points and win by 24 to three here today. Oxford's only points came from a first hall penalty goal by Townsend when the Springboks were
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    Visiting Cagers Arrive
    155 11 Visiting Cagers Arrive A SIXTEEN man tmtjngent of the Sing Vbung Bangkok Cl)in< i s( i btsketball team arrived in Singapore yesterday by CPA for a week's tour of ttat Colony. Tin- team. strong side, wrOi play Cour sames in Singapore —three agoing clubs and their last on Nov. 2'A
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    GOH WINS VARSITY MILE SWIM RACE
    127 11 GOH KONG CHIANG woaj the one mile free v "'-i<- evenl In *ie I 'nivt-: i ity i A M.> las :i Athletic Union Rrsl i imming carnival yesterday it 'e Haw* Par po »1 Six s >. \'i:'.\i v competed in gruelling 44
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    SADDLE CLUB GYMKHANA TOMORROW
    181 11 IT SHOULD be an Interesting Sunday at the T.. ms a R >ad polo ground tomorrow when the Singapore Polo Club will hold; an impromptu "At IT ::i<- i/.'-m-! khana mooting for the 8..kil Timah Saddle Club. Six events will be :n? eted They are u
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    Two Big Games In U.K. League Ties
    302 11  -  JIM CHAMBERS \.l*. SporfS rilrr. By LONDON, Nov. 16 (AP) J*«, s^tiif 4i»g games in the ♦ir-! dK^'iaioai a>f \\w l.n^li-h I ootltall L**a»u«' top Satur<la>\ soccer liill. Afxnal. l«'adt rs «»f lite pr« him r l»ra< k«l h\ «>n<* noint, F.A. (.up
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    MCC Down To Their Last 11
    148 11 I.AHOKK Nov Hi <R*»ukri Th«- M( touring party \ver«« r«'diu«*d to 11 fit men today uh«n Hick Spoon «*r. thf IvkrwieksMre wi<k«*tk< A <*|M*r. df-vHojM'd stomach trouble. Sj)(H»rnr was unihl*- to n>ld in th«* s<-rond day of the MCC's unofficial "Test* match against Pakistan
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    Choongs Beaten
    49 11 GLASGOW. Nov 15 ■R< .ter) E B Choong una ".!.»■> Arnw Choong fM*!»»vs> Af:»- b< !cq S ls r > h :*> -y bj a v a hum tnd Mn Lottmai '"-n4 ntai r- the third i I K <C -.h*; ba Imint i to mat here 1
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      737 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES IVOTICE is hereby given that L^ Tan Tiong Ping of No. 16 Short Street. Singapore, has ;.ppiied to the Board of Licensing Justices. Singapore, for a Second Class Public House Licence restricted to the sale loi Beer and Stout for consumption on the ground floor 01 No.
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      277 11 HOTKES IVOTICE is hereby given that *J I. Tian Tin Hiong of No. "0 Chin Swee Road, Singapore, trading under name of Chop Swee Heng is applying for a Ist Class Licence for the sale of Beer and Stout enly for consumption on the ground Moor of No. 70 Chin
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    SUDAN TO SCORE 4th WIN IN ROW
    150 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES By JUST how good i> Sudan? Can lie measure up to the standard of thi- fine bunch ol sprinters am! chalk up his fourth win in a row, a feat which few horses in Malaya, ha* performed? Sudan indeed has an
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    Solar Starlight Has Easy Task
    606 12 SOLAH STAKIJIiHT scrnoa in have a 4-(»ni|>aratively r»j tH>k in ilif la>t race. This %%rll bred four-year-old nlwwed hi> ahiliiv at the last Ipoli meeting when he won i.vrr ihc >trai<:ht course tlet'ealini* Midnight with ease. li his secon i Kiting he wer. r •>
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    Going Soft
    132 12 A thunderstorm followed by a heavy downpour broke over Singapore City yesterday. There was threequarter inch of fain at the race course on Thursday. The going' for today's races will be soft. Sudan goes up two divisions but gets 10 lb loss whereas Pink Gin. Melbury Court and
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    Binocular Is More Suited Over Mile
    272 12 BRIGHT SAGITTARIUS, Binocular and Noble La«l are the pick of race 8 with little to choose among them. Bright Sagittarius put up two performances at KL that promise an earlv win. unless TO WIN UNLESS. Little Ned. Charlemagne and Mr Meadowlark renew their Ipoh
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      1602 12 RACE li 2.00 p.m.— Horses CL 2, Div. 6—6 Furs. 1. 403 Hurry Up 5y 9.00 M/£ Rodgers McCloud 2. 0 Cease Fire 4y 8.13 Mr. Leong Hoe Yeng Hobb s Charles 3 4y 8.12 "Sarawak Stable" Yong VunfbTed" 4. Lady Luck II 3y 8.11 Mr. M c r s
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