Singapore Standard, 24 November 1951

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    15 1 Singapore Standard ■fo -m n ;46 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1951. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Evacuation Completed In Ismailia
    13 1 Evacuation Completed In Ismailia lrO «Wc ...in- thai l lir rtiofl BrilJiin. I
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    Negri Sembilan Smallholders To Form Own Assn.
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    If Japan Recognizes Red China...
    147 1 HONOLULU. Nov. 23: \Fj A member of the I .S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee predicted >esterday the Senate will reject the Japanese peace treaty if there is any hint Japan will recognise Red hina. Senator H. Alexander Smith. New Jersey Republican arrived here on Wednesday
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    Rain Holde Up Work On Bridge
    172 1 Rain Holde Up Work On Bridge KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Vftei a rainless day. a thunderrm broke about 3 pjn. today i I heavy rains have (alien, ■ther holding up any work to span the 30-foot gap at the 27tn c, Semenyih-Kuala Lumpur Direct road traffic froni the -> :s stiil
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    Taiwan In Fine Shape, Says Chen
    217 1 Taiwan In Fine Shape, Says Chen TAIPEI, Nov. 23 (UP). Premier Chen Cheng m a state of the nation report to the Legislative Yuan toda\ declared the Nationalists have achieved economic stability and strengthened the defence force* m Formosa. Guerillas on the China main* land, the Premier said, have been
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    Lyttelton Off For Malaya On Monday
    170 1 LONDON, Nov 2\i (AP) Mr. Oliver Lyttelton, the Colonial Secretary, will leav e London on Mondav'next by air tor Malaya, ■,nd during his three weeks stay [here will visit Singapore and Hongkong. He expects also to visit rubber Dlantations and see at Bert hand
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    Fijian Response Far Exceeds Expectations
    23 1 <;iTV\ Fiji. Nov. 23 (Reuter)— ggSsSS Council today. m thf> first Government statefaid he FU' in?:,ad been ch..,en
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    TRUCE LINE SETTLED
    449 1 Agreement Awaits Acceptance By Ceasefire Delegates PANMUNJOM, Nov. 23: (Reuter-AAP) The Allies and Communists agreed on a full settlement of the ceasefire line i*sue at today's half-hour meeting. The agreement at today's sub-eomniittee meeting ended the four-month-long drawn-out debate on Item 2 of the eeaselire agenda. The
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    56 1 CPL L GAMBOA. Philippine-born naturalised American citizen and soldier, being greeted at Essendon aerodrome recently by his wife and children. Gamboa, who is no longer prevented by Australian immigration jurisdiction from settling m Australia, is. however, not due for discharge from the U.S. army for some time. He is at
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    Russia Charges US With 'Aggressive Acts, 'Wants Debate
    199 1 LONDON, Nov. 23 (Reuter). Mr. Andrei ishin*U Soviet Foreign Minister, has requested that a charge by Russia that the United States has committed fggres*ive actions and intervention m the internal affairs of the Soviet Union should he included m the agenda of
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    Soviets Warn M-E Against Defence Plan
    123 1 LONDON, Nov. 23 (AP). The Moscow Radio said today the Soviet government has warned the countries of the Middle East against joining the American British backed plan for Middle East defence. Participation m the plan, the broadcast said. "will cause serious damage to relations
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    Bolivia Tin Menace
    49 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 23 (UP) —Tin experts said toda> it is nossible for Bolivia to market KSt 5 its low grade tin production m Europe J^T *gg "SfiJBK Bolivian and United States offi cia^ agreed no such sale, have Deen made and no deal, are m ofting-
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    Bandits Bombed
    9 1 ■KM j*iyps Bandit camp areas and st^
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    54 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON RUBBER £99Q per ton Spot 40id j buyers, £995 sellers. 40! d. Three months: £960 jap.'/ Mar. 40J- buyers, £962/10 "Her. AoV/Jun. 38i d Settlementpr.ee: £1.000. Dec cTf 39 d Sales Morning 110 tons; *Urk«r— Quiet. e noon 25 tons- (SEE PAGE
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    Mossadeq Given Hero's Welcome
    251 1 TKIIKRAY >•»>• 2.H (Renter). IVimr WiwiiirT Mossa«lr<| *va* accorded a ronqu«*rin« h«'ro\ mmgmmm when ho arri\e«l Uvrv llii<* e\rniiif: from Cairo m an aircraft specially chartered by the Egyptian <,o\rrnmoin. Thousands who bad trekked to the airport cheered bisi i f when Dr Mossadeq alighted Then
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    Egypt Agrees To Import Persian Oil
    123 1 CAIRO. So% 23 (R uteri Egypt has reached agree i with Persia to Import Persian Mil Ibrahim Farag Pasha Egypt's acting Foreign Minister. said today. He tnaae Hie an tiouncemeni when be saw Persian Prime Minister Dr Mossadeq off for Teheran af*cr his fourday
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    Pugsley Made Flag Officer In Malaya
    67 1 LONDON, Nov. 23. (AFP). —Captain F. Puijsley. C.8., D.5.0.. i granted the acting rank of Rear Admiral and appointed Flag Officer m Malaya and Admiral Super intendent of II M Dockyard m Singapore, m sticcesshM to Rear Admiral H. W. Faulk ner. The appointment
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    France Walks Out From UN C'ttee
    65 1 PARIS Ni% M I M 1 Fra ilked nit ol the fnited N«" i T. istees m) Committee today m itesi ag lin I m I%)p1 speech b istinf French conto ■I' ICC) Eg ptian delegat* Fouad p i ion itla eked 1 i
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    AIRPORT: 5 SITES WERE REJECTED
    735 2 Civil Aviation Dept Explains Standard Staff Reporter NO LESS than five other sites were fully investigated and found unsuitable before the Singapore Government finally decided on Paya Lebar, said Mr. D. W. Burnett-Rae of the Department of Civil Aviation yesterday. Among the disadvantages at Kallang.
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    The Old And The New In Singapore
    63 2 Phiito. THIS picture shows the changing times of Singapore Condemned 100--year-old shop houses ton the ri^ht^ stare across p p c r Pickering: Stieet at the modern eight-storeyed Singapore Improvement Trust tenements, which are Bearing completion. Some of the forruer tenants of the
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    Mr. Netto Makes 5 Promises
    122 2 PROGR! SSl\ I Party ol S i **ii an v is del Dined to ma tain a class cial syst* ahic h w I rtei th< con linuance ol a ter civic yei an d t s Mr PA ate N isin^ scl i more
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    Order Nisi Against Prison Chief
    153 2 Order Nisi Against Prison Chief HABEAS CORPUS Standard Staff Reporter A HABEAS L'ORPi'S appliatii v:: behalf of a Chinese, g Ban Le< :g, ame before 'It Just -v S r r m the Sing re High Ci uri yesterday. king thi n, Mr. M H.^ the a\ oi One. s:iid
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    New Homes Found For 43 Residents
    247 2 Standard Staff Reporter OUT OF 122 Chinatown residents of the Upper Pickering Street area who registered for alternate accommodation, 43 have been found suitable premises, while the accommodation offered for the remainder was "unsuitable." Tiiis was stated yesterday by 1 a Singapore Improvement Trust
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    Chan Issues Challenge To Opponent
    197 2 I SIB Han Hoe Lim. presiding a 4 the first election campaign meeting of Mr Chan Kum Chee. Progressive Party candidate for East Ward held at Telok Kurau ffialav School yesterday, exhorted voters to go to the polls and "to think" before they cast their
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    Candidate Backs Govt.
    100 2 MR. A. R. LAZAROUS, Laboui candidate for the North Ward. said yesterday that the Government was making a right move m offering Singapore youth a chance to loam without charge elementary bricklaying masonry ar.ci plastering m an endeavour to ease the shortage o: skilled lab mr m
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    SVC Inspection
    35 2 THE ANNUAL Inspection of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will be carried cut by the G.O C. Singapore District, Mai. -Gen A.G. O Carroll-Scott at the S.V. I C Headquarters tomorrow at 8 a.m.
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    RASC Driver Found Guilty
    98 2 DRIVER Eric Joseph AinsI worth oi the RLA.S.C. Training School. Far Ea.-r. who pleaded., guilty to a charge >■:' having been found i" sn "Out of Bounds"^ area (Lavender St. 1 m Singapore, was yesterday Found guilts t a District Court Martial held m Xee Soon,
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    Only Relic Of Raffles Presented To Varsity
    176 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE FIRST and only rrtk of >;r Stamford Raffles, foiiiuiei of Sin-anore. m the University of Malaya is a specimen of his seal and writing. The document is dated 182 U. This valuable document with the seal has just been
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    Newsmen's Meeting
    31 2 THE SECOND quarterly meeting of the Singapore Union of Journalists wil! be held m the Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises, 47 Hill Street, tumor- I iw at 10.30 a.m
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    Tourists' Booth At Kallang
    85 2 THE FIRST Tourists' Information Bureau to be set up at the Kalian? Airport was visited by Mr. W. L. Blythe. the Colonial Secretary, yesterday. In the above picture. Mi. G. G. Thomson, (back to camera) is talking to Mr. Blythe at the octagonal booth m the
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    Friends Of Spore Elect President
    65 2 The Council of The Friends of Singapore have elected Mr. T.W. Ong as the society's new prest- i dent to succeed Si:- Roland Biaddell who retired recently. They have also elected Professor T.H. Si i cock as one oi the i Councillor^ m place of
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    Robbed Gambler, Two Men Jailed
    56 2 A VOLUNTEER special constable, T.ioa Tiong Ann. and j another man. Ng Slew Teong, I were sentenced to one year's rigorous imprisonment each by Mr. Justice Rogers at the Singa--1 pore Assizes yesterday for i robbing a member of a gambling party of $3 m
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    UNIVERSITY TO HAVE OWN MACE
    149 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE UNIVERSITY of Malaya is to have its own in:ice for the Esquire Bedell. bearer of the Chancellor's mace or staff the Registrar. Mr. W.D. Craig told The Standard yesterday. Hitherto, the mace which the Esquire Beceli carried at all previous convocations
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    2 TEACHERS FOR PULAU TERONG?
    342 3 Pag la r Plans Council Move Standard Staff Reporter DATO C. J. PAGLAR, Progrwivc Legislative Councillor for Cliangi said that he would a*k for two temporary resident teachers m Kn-lMi for the 600 children of Pulau Tekong at the next Legislative Council meeting. He said
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    HE WANTS SEAT FOR HA WKERS
    125 3 THE lot of tne hawkers m fhJ^? V u- 1S less for tunate than rli V hls com Patriot m the Federation, said Mr. Teo Peng Bok, who represented the Singapore Hawkers 1 Union at recent Lnion of Malaya. n^ lr *se?5 e m
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    CHOKATAR WAS LEFT STANDING
    105 3 A WATCHMAN. Chokatar Khan while on hi s rounds on OCt 14. saw a young Chinese steal three pieces of wood. He gav c chase on foot but the Chinese got on to a bicycle and rode away. This was stated m the Singapore Fourth Police
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    POSTAL TALKS TO CONTINUE
    77 3 TALKS which beijan on Friday and continued yesterday between the Singapore Government and the P. T. Uniformed Staff Union will be carried on Monday. The discussions are over the union's demands for salary revision and a pensionable scheme for the postal uniformed staff. Originally the union
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    POX AT MERGUI
    20 3 MERGUI In Burma, is now undergoing an epidemic of smallpox and has been declared an infected place.
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    POLICE KEPT 8-HR. WATCH
    198 3 AFTER KEEPING an eight-hour watch over two lighters loaded with copra and moored alongside the "Marudu" m the outer roads of Singapore Harbour, a party of letectives under Inspector Cecil Cheng successfully arr ted 14 men for allegedly pilfering the cargo. One of tue arrested men,
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    50 STUDY GIFTS FOR MALAYS
    136 3 50 STUDY GIFTS FOR MALAYS FIFTY GOVERNMENT scholarships for Malay boys will be awarded annually to pupils from vernacular schools m the Colony. Each scholarship is worth $6 a month, m addition to exemption from school fees. To qualify for a scholarship, a candidate must be under eleven on Jan.
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    Bail In '47 Sheets' Case
    55 3 TWENTY ONE-YEAR-OLD. Tim Choon Tee was charged m fourth- Police Court yesterday with fraudulently having 47 sheets of unsmoked mbbe? worth $110 m Changi Road m the early hours of Nov. 22 Lim claimed trial and the case was postponed for hearing on Dec 10.
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    Prayer Meeting
    23 3 UXDL'R the auspices of the Overseas Pakistani League Muslims of Singapore mmc Sn Sunday at 5.30 p.m. Food will be provided.
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    Carnegie Corp. Director In S'pore
    147 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE UNIVERSITY of Malaga has no* made any request for aid fromV Carnegie according to Mr. WH, phePard son Director of the Bn isn u f minions and. Colonies Fund of the Corporation, when he visited the University yesterday. Mr Shepardson is
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    THE SEA SERPENT IS THERE—SPITTING FIRE
    389 3  - THE SEA SERPENT IS THERE— SPITTING FIRE MAXINE RAKICH By Standard Woman Reporter A STIMULATING exhibition of paintings was opened yesterday evening by Professor Roy Morrell of the University of Malaya, at the British Council Hall. Four of the better known Chinese artists m Singapore exhibited 90 pictures. The artists
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    Wanted: 30 Men
    110 3 Standard Staff Reporter AS A PRELIMINARY to more general recruiting early next year, the Malayan Naval Force require immediately 30 men who, on completion of their preliminary training, will be allocated to fill vacancies m the Seaman, Supply and Secretariat and Communications Branches. Candidates should report for
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    Well Done, Coop Told By Blythe
    122 3 Well Done, Coop Told By Blythe THE COLON! \L SECRETARY. Mi w L Blytbe, yesterday congratulated the Singapore Government Officers C i oper itive Housing Society for having b till ■j."> bouses for their tncmbei At the Second Annual (\i-^--'a' meeting of the s ||r. Blythe said that t'mr money
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    WOMAN SAYS: I HAD SAMSU
    66 3 A CHINESE i >man H i J >efc Lim (33) admitted m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday. ha\ ing two qi irt« iuti able Bamsu 'f.-.n tout gallons ot fermented v 'co it to itttp hut m Loronf Ah Soo on Hoy Vt The
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    Farewell Parly
    46 3 MI? E. ETTERSHAVK. the General Services CNRcei <>f Qantas Empire Mrways rod ii ■a mo were entertained I i dim et by the members ol the Trti bp Section of Qantai it Victory C';i!c la«t nifht on the ov e Of Mr. Ettershank's retirement.
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      78 3 Exhibition: Paintings by Liv Kang, Chen Wen Hsi. Chen Chong Swee and Chong Soo Pion V.M.0.A.: Singapore Chess Club 3 p m.; Movie Circle show— "Pride and Prejudice" 8 p.m. Chinese V.M.C.A.: Music class 230 p.m.: badminton (bo\s> and basketball (men) 5 p.m.. Chinese chess 7.30 p.m.: Commercial evening school
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    Are Japanese Operating With Terrorists?
    196 4 Are Japanese Operating With Terrorists KUALA LU.MPUR, Fri. I Although no official statement has yet been made by the authorities as to whether Japanese soldiers m Malaya who fled into the jungle soon after the surrender of their country, are still operating with terrorists, reports have been made from time
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    ELECTIONS
    427 4 100 Ballot Boxes Ready For Use Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— About 14,000 people will he eligible to vote when the first registration for the elections to the Johore Bahru Town Council opens early next year, states the Assistant Elections Officer, lm*he Ismi bin Ismail. "It means that
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    2 Years' Jail For Having Dope
    413 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Soh Heong, a 33 year- old rubber ci ntractor, dealer i.rA pig-rearer from Temerioh, Pa."a:;g. \va^ today convicted by '"c President cf the Kuala Lurnp.:r Sessions Court. Mr. J. G. Adams and ser.ter.cod to two years' rigorous imprisonment
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    Recruit Jailed
    143 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri—Mohidin bin Othman, an 18-year-old Police recruit from the* Depot. here was today, convicted by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court and sentenced to a total term of 12 months' rigorous imprisonment on two charges of criminal breach of trust and theft The President
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    Director Of Audit Assumes Duty
    55 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Mr. CW. Seed has assumed duty as Director of Audit. Malaya, m succession to Mr. R. Macdonald. Joining the Colonial Audit Service m 1921 Mr. Seed served m Malaya from 1936 to 1946, and during the war was attached
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    NO PARKING AT BATU ROAD
    131 4 Standard Staff Correspondent i KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Motorists can be expected to go up m arms against the decision of the General Purposes Committee of the Municipality here accepting the recommendation of the Traffic Advisory Committee to prevent the parking of cars along Batu Road
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    TOWN COUNCIL FOR MUAR BY MID-1952
    199 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MUAR, Fri.— The Muar Town Board will be turned into a Town Council from the middle of next year. The draft constitution and regulations for the elections of members of the Town Council have been submitted to Government for approval. The
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    GCSU Discusses Govt. Proposals
    60 4 MALACCA. Fri. The Malacca Government Civil Services Union met at a special meeting behind closed doors m the Supreme Court Building yesterday afternoon and discussed at length the Government proposals on the terms of service of GCSU staff at the recent negotiations at Kuala Lumpur. The
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    Acting Chief Clerk Acquitted
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Accepting the submission of defence counsel, Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria, that the evidence of the prosecution witness was unreliable, the President of the Sessions Court m Bentong, Inche Ismail bin Jamil, acquitted and discharged the acting Chief Clerk of the Police Department.
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    SC Gets Award For Gallantry
    305 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE King has approved the award of the Colunial Police Medal for gallantry to Special Constable Sheikh Sulaiman son of Sheikh Hatfiju, who "by his coolness and resolute courage under heavy fire, caused casualties to attacking bandits, saved the life of a
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    TERRORISTS KIDNAP 5
    300 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.~ Five civilians were abducted by bandits yesterday m Johore. Four were rubber tappers m Kota Tinggi and the other a 20-year old Chinese. Tan Chan Sang, who was removed by eight terrorists m Sega mat. For the first time after a
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    Rajendra's Move Voted Down
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A move by Mr. T. Rajendra to *e:<d an official complaint to Government di^cou raping the v. c c of loudspeakers advertising the sale of lottery tickets within the Municipal area, was voted down by the General Purpose? Committee of the Municipality.
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    M.C.A. President Visits Mawai Area
    114 4 DATO TAN CHENG LOCK, president of the Malayan Chinese Association, visited the Mawai squatter area on Tuesday to see for himself conditions prevailing m the area. He was accompanied by the president of the Johore Branch cf the M.C.A., Mr. Tan Kay Teong, and leading
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    DESIGN OF GURNEY GRAVE FOR HIS WIDOW
    94 4 DESIGN OF GURNEY GRAVE FOR HIS WIDOW KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Mr. D. J. Staples, Private Secretary to the late Sir Henry Gurney is taking with him to England a copy of the. design of a small garden to surround the grave of the late High Commissioner. This copy of the
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    Musical Society Stages Concert
    118 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The St. Cecilia's Day Concert, sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur Musical Society, to honour the patron saint of music, was held at the Town Hall last night. Those who took part included the Ladies Section of the Selangor Choir under
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    MAN WAS SHOT IN HIS HOME
    278 5 Stamlanl Staff Reporter A <IH\KSF shoj» keeper was shot m his house m Ne\% llri<l«e Koatl, during the early hours of Oct. 21. !»y Iwo other <!!iines«\ who <-alle<l on him on the pretext thai *'*onie one had come to fiml him." Thin was
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    102 5 lIIK ASSISTANT Librarian m the l T nit«*d States Inforinatiiin Centre i» Singapore. Syed Ahmad bin Ali M*u to the C.S. recently to observe library facilities and operations m that country during: a till -day tour. One of the first persons tp greet him when he reached Washington was Vice
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    Power Cuts
    101 5 n| \\<\ \tio\s li -i to loan <.»♦.-. hl«m l«Mla.v: M I ;ii««">. Miri IKhml. I KmUU I*;«sm!i. 8.A.T.. Trafalgar Street, Ahmmi Koail. Sas« Stffet, ICamali >tr*-«l. is-opirs Park. Nanson Rt»ail. lam «.4nmi oil Mill-., linmu lint, l Nrtwork. I .E. Paetory, Rimt Valiej K<»a«l. Killinej Ruufl, Urrbanl
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    Naval Men Get New Rates
    269 5 SUndurd Staff Reporter THE LOCALLY entered stafl at the Singapore Nuval Base will now receive revised rates of subsistence allowance with effect from Nov t. 1«1« This has beeil primarily due to the strong representations made by the Naval 8,, e Labour Union to the
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    Legco Charge Refuted
    410 5 Penang Election Candidates rlay Councillor Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG Fri.-Mr. Koh Sin HocV, statement m the Federal Legislative Council meeting yesterday has raised a storm of protest among candidates of all parties m th e Municipal elections. In supporting Mr. loone Lin, who opposed the limitation placed
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    Govt. Will Foster TU Movement -Abishegam
    231 5 Govt. Will Foster TU Movement -Abishegam Standard Stati Correspondent IPOII. Fri. Government policy was and still is to encourage and foster the growth _>t a healthy and independent Trade Union movement m I Malaya— Mr. SA. Abisheqam, Trade Union officer from Kuala Lumpur, told the an- nual conference of delegates
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    WE'VE BEEN THREATENED, SAYS MR. KULASINGHA
    444 5 Standard Stall Reporter HINTS that the Government and some Government departments did not recognise the Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee were made by the Chairman. Mi. H. J. C. Kulasingha. at the monthly meeting of the committee yesterday. Mr. Kulasingha made this remark after
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    Wedding At K.L.
    79 5 The wedding took place ta Kuala Lumpur recently of Mr. John Khor Thean Huat In Miss Mm Ph.uk Ch*>o. The froom Is the third son of M:id a m l.im (■rnk Bee .»nd the late Mr. Khor Clit ii S Kune of Prninf. The bride is the
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    Armoured Cars To Guard Lyttelton?
    263 5 LONDON, Nov. 22. (Router).— The London newspaper Evening News said tonight that when Oliver Lyttelton, British Colonial Secretary, visits Malaya next week he will go into the jungle protected fore and aft by gun carriers and armoured cars. But a Colonial Office spokesman told Reuter
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    2 Men Deny Extortion
    106 5 2 Men Deny Extortion TWO CHARGES >1 tpl ed taxtortion and a third cha pe mi extortion wrere prefe ed i'4-i!M>t two men Neo Kt*'; I. i J.:'. and Choo Beng \h^ A \BO m the Sm^ap'tie Fourth Police C Kirt yesterday They were alleged to ha tried i extoi
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    Election Rally
    72 5 PEN AN G X Uandi lii the R;idici! Party ol the (Ceiauei Wj'.n' far the coming Municipal elections will told a rally *1 College Square, Palau Tikuf i1 7 !.i t> m !>ext Moriduv i'h? chid speaker^ wril] op A C Eteutens, Miss Wanes Veap •n-.id Mr. C.
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    Ruler Opens The Common Man's Varsity
    339 5 standard Mall X- i»..f IPOH. rri —Described ht Mr. Justice J B 1 hon iK, as "(he iniviTMtN ut Mm common man" and th"lamp of Perak fasti vhick knowledge may *pr»-ad H<<new building af the PVrafc Library which << a M&jMt to build, was
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    $2,000 Bail In Piano Case
    33 5 BAIL of H mi ,v Lim Ho i Set ii um.\- Set Police ■■■■:>' t- it tO C: m •spect prop ■> .v C. V |Mi I -i I ■•ill-'.
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    BLAMES FLOODS
    43 5 .>!F!> [BAN F'l I pet Set cm!):)! igU Abu Johan, >■'. i Isk j'e.-ti i ibu R" id Malacca to X the •>■•> v i Bd i tiea \.:u>u Rn .1 H.- idfftttted I no oei mil i rted i r»ad I i'ti
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      Quiet Elections
      859 6 CO FAR the election campaign m Singapore has not diffused any notable excitement among the electorate. This campaign is certainly not as lively as previous ones though this impression is based largely on the fact that the spate of letters to the Press, either eulogizing or denouncing candidates,
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    294 6  -  MICHEL LELEU By PARIS Nov 23. COMEWHAT bored after the great oratory duels at the beginning of the session, delegates to the United Nations General Assembly are at present anxiously awaiting the second speech of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky m which he is expected to give
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    Review of Views
    633 6 Review of Views Tension In Egypt THE present tension between the Egyptians and the British should be ol interest to Malays who read newspapers, said Utusan Melayu. Alter giving a short history of Egypt from the time when it was part of the Turkish Empire till the year 19.56 when
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    The Key To The Malayan Conflict
    1881 6  - The Key To The Malayan Conflict ANDREW ROTH *Bv*- L ONDON LESS than a month after their assumption of power, worried Conservatives have begun writing anxious letters to sympathetic newspapers about a "Pyrrhic victory." It will be recalled that King Pyrrhus, after his costly defeat of the Romans at Asculum
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 6 "Course I'm gonna tell your Via for opening my letters! Think I'm Ukin' the rap lor it?"
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    Big Three, Bonn Reach Agreement
    260 7 Four Powers Approve Draft PARIS, Nov. 23 (UP)— The Big Three foreign Ministers and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reached agreement yesterday on the luture re ationship between West Germany and the West. At the first four-power conference at which Western Germany had been accepted as an
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    44 7 photo. HIS BIG MOMENT— Prince Charles went to London's huston Station to meet bis parents Nov. 17 on their return from Canada. Here he turns his face up to chat with his mother. Princess Elizabeth. Watching at left is his grandmother, the Queen,- A.P
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    'Historical Event,' Says Dr. Adenauer
    201 7 PARIS. Nov. 23, (AP). West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer last night termed the outcome of the fourpower conference an "historical event which has brought Western Germany; forever into the Western camp." Speaking at a news conference at bis P;i:is hotel. Dr. Adenauer added. "My country
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    King To Receive Bonn Chancellor During Visit.
    109 7 LONDON. Nov ?.i «AP> Buckingham Palace announced today that Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, would be received by King George during his visit to Britain next month. The announcement said Adenauer would visit Britain from Dec 3 B .it the invitation
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    Trains Collide Under Park Ave.
    68 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (Renter) —Two underground trains heading m the same direction, jammed with about 1.000 Thanksgiving holiday travellers smacked sideways into each other under fashionable Park Avenue today. They bounced apart, smashing against the tunnel walls injuring 12 people. But no one was
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    Subardjo Homeward
    48 7 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 23 (Renter) Indoneisa's Foreign Minister Dr. Achmad Subardjo left by air last night for home. Before boarding the Indonesiabound plane Dr. Subardio said he expected an Indonesian delegation would leave for Holland to discuss revision nf DutchIndonesian relations soon tfter his return to Jakarta.
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    Princess Creates Stir On Visit To Dior Shop
    185 7 PARIS, Nov. 23, (AP) Princess Margaret, balancing a cigarette m a lon**, black holder. spent two hours Thursday afternoon appraising the creations of Paris fashion designer Christian Dior. The 21-year-oid daughter of the King and Queen caused yreat excitement when she arrived
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    Modern Science Proves Existence Of God—Pope
    144 7 Modern Science Proves Existence Of God— Pope VATICAN CITY. Nov. 23. (UP)— Pope Pius yesterday strongly supported scientific estimates that the universe is thousands of millions rather than thousands of years old and -said science, far from conflicting with religion, had actually proved the very existence of God "In a
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    Egypt, Iran Issue Joint Declaration
    236 7 CAIRO, Nov. 23 (UP)— Egypt and Iran issued a joint declaration la** night laying the basis for closer tie» between the two countries and ultimately a system of multilateral pacts throughout the Middle East. The declaration was issued iointly by Egyptian Premier Mustafa El Nahas
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    Egypt To Sack UK Teachers
    79 7 CAIRO, Nov. 23 (UP) Egypt yesterday struck another bow against British influence by announcing the dismissal of all British teachers employed m Egyptian secondary schools. The Education Ministry has prepared a memorandum on the dismissal for Cabinet action on Sunday. It will affect an estimated
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    Red Extortion Threats Panic Community
    92 7 VICTORIA. British Columbia, Nov. 23 (UP) A wave of extortion threats from behind trie Bamboo Curtain has driven at least one elderly man to suicide and panicked others. Wing Hope, President of the Canadian Aid to Free China Society, said that a 84-year-old man who
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    ChannelCommand Already Exists
    80 7 ROME, Nov. 2:: (Reuter)- An Atlantic Pact Coastal Command covering the English Channel and a part of the North Sea has been m existence for several months under a British Achinral. it was disclosed here yesterday. Disposing of aircraft minesweepers and other small ships, the command covers
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    Typhoon Leaves 8 Dead, Many Homeless
    74 7 MANILA. Nov. 23 «AP> Typhoon -Wanda." swirling with slackening 75- mile^er hour winds m !he South China Sea. was well away trom the Philippines today. But it left a widr belt ot destruction across tne Central Visavan Islands, at !e;<M eight known dead and
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    UK To Call Home Guard
    100 7 LONDON. Nov 23, (IP) The Government moved last night to call back the Home Guard which stood <m Britain's perches and cliffs with pitchforks ready to repel invasion m 1940. Secretary of State Foi Wai Anthony Head called for a m a Home Guard of
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    N'list General Shot As Red Spy
    63 7 TAIPKI. No* 23. IAPh-Major-General Sun Tze wenjg, of 'he Nationalist Chinese I)« fence Ministry was <-Necui« j H Thursday on charges ot being <■. Cfmniunist spy Sun. formerly commMndrd the .?!>: Army under the turncoal North China Commander Pu Eso-j i The Defence Ministry
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    Pakistan Sympathises With Egypt—Premier
    173 7 Pakistan Sympathises With Egypt— Premier KARACHI, Nov. 23, (UP) Premier klmaja \azimtiddin said m Parliament yesterday he belies ed il m ''possible to achieve international security m ihe Middle East without conflicting uiih the aftpiratioiiK of the people." In a statement, which was des cribed a$ the "government's attitude to
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    Churchill Party To Sail From UK On Dec. 29
    198 7 Churchill Party To Sail From UK On Dec. 29 LONDON. N«v. 23 (Al')— lVime Minuter Wintion C him hill will leave England on Dec. 29 for hi§ meeting with President Truman m Wa»hington. No. lS Downing Street announced laM night that Churchill will sail to the United States m the
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    UN Bombing Of Manchuria Bases Hinted
    259 7 If TALKS FAIL... WASHINGTON Nov 23 LJPf < lin Eioyf S V.iniirnU ik. Air Force Chief of Staff, hinted broadly last night thai tilt United Hationt may be for ed to bomb Chinese Commi n t bases In Manchuria if tin Korean peace talki
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    Rusk Arrives In Japan For Pad Talks
    113 7 Rusk Arrives In Japan For Pad Talks TOKYO, E3, (AFP» Assistant Secretary ol > Ueiui Rusk told me v< arrival here today thai he i here to (el acquainted numi out matters bi ising "it "Administration Agreemei 1 of the Security Pact tt,j-K arrii «d a1 Elan* da Airport I
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    New Flag Officer Is Named
    224 8 New Flag Officer Is Named ACTING Rear-Admiral A. F. Piiwriley, has been appointed lo relieve RearAtlmiral H. W. Faulkner. a* Ffaj; Ortieer, Malayan Area, and Admiral Superintendent, Singapore. He i* expected to arrive m Si«»a|»ore by air from Eus*laml f»n Dee. 3. Rear-Admira] Pugsley served with distinction as a Destroyer
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    SHIPWRECKED TAIWANESE IN S'PORE
    218 8 24 Days Adrift In China Sea Standard Shipping: Reporter ELEVEN Taiwanese seamen who had drifted m the South China Sea for 24 days on a piece of wreckage after their fishing craft had sunk during a storm, were landed m Singapore, yesterday. The men were rescued
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    US To Study Comet
    34 8 WASHINGTON. Nov. 23 lUP) T.ie Pun-American World Airways said yesterday that it will send two technical experts to Lundcm next week to study the operation of Britain* jet-pro-pelled Comet airliner.
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    Italy Introduces New Car Packing Method
    138 8 Standard Shipping Reporter A NEW and improved method of shipping motor vehicles to Singapore, has been introduced by ths Italian Line, Lloyd Triestino, owners of the passengerfreighter, Sebastino Caboto Seventy Fiat cars which arrived m Singapore earlier this week were encased m specially-made wooden'
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    New Commander For RAF Tengah
    37 8 THE RAF. announced last night that Group Captain C. M. Champion de Crespigny will be the next Station Commander at R.A.F. Tengah. He will arrive m Singapore by air on Dec. 2,
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    35 8 photo. Italy has introduced a new method of shipping motor vehicles to Singapore a> shown m this picture ot a Fiat car bein? unloaded at the Harbour Board wharves yesterday from the Sebastino C'aboto.- Standard
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    Proving Flight
    22 8 CALCUTTA. Nov 23 (Renter* An [ndian Dakota manned by hi all-Indian crew tonight left Calcutta on "proving" Sight to Afghanistan.
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    Radio-Phone Link
    26 8 WASHINGTON. Nov. 23 <A?>: Commercial radio-teiephme service between the U.S. mainland and the island of Guam, m the Pacific was inaugurated on Wednesday night.
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    Air C-In-C Back After Australia, New Zealand Visit
    49 8 AIR Marshal Sir Fratiei> Fogarty, Commander-in-Chiei of Far Fast Air Force, returned by air to Singapore last night from his tour of service establishments m Australia and New Zealand. He flew from Darwin m a York aircraft, whir-h landed at Changi.
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      185 8 „4ships m Harbour WHARVES Keppel Dock: Dromus, MaroShip God > i Git? sj. Lyiia. Patunga. Antenoi 13/14 4 Godown No. 1: Tiongkok. Hai Arendskerk 51/32 2 Sen^. Kong Wah. B-' aga 21 11 2 Western Anchorage: Seoia. Carpentena 17 18 4 Stanvac Calcutta. Neothauma, rengtieii 27 28 2 St.uuac Sydney.
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      79 8 Despatches TODAY: Djakarta and ISourabaya 3 a.m. by Van Riebeech, Britair-., N. [relaad. Europe. X .and W. Afriia. (Vest ladies (letters ouyl) -noon by Oranie. C'eyion and Egypt noon by Oranje. Sarawak (except jMiri) noon by Ra.iah Brooke. i Palembaog noon by Milnebaai. Terempa t> p.m. by T3yne Arrivals .TODAY.
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    Fund Can Be Raised From Export Duty, Declare Producers
    192 9 Jin Aevenae Replacement Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Nov. 23 :-Producers ore opposed to any M he fk p oposed IB re e "«e replocement fund. TheJ v* I i? I" he revenue from h hi9h export tivc Council yesteidav by
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    FAO MEMBERS URGED TO SET A NEW TARGET
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    Vast US Copper Deposit Found
    78 9 ir*e ;e- osil of copper found Ontonagon County m Mich Kan. contains an esi n "c 300.001 000 s^ct tons o f kj et The estimated potential il Is j aced a: 37J500 short tons a year Pull-scale o-.^mVons a-e I edicted within 30 mor.ihs
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    RED OIL FOR CHINA
    23 9 Cart,-, s Nan Fong Jib Pao rep rta the arriva] a Soviet r- team m Canthn** r«»ofi market Reuter
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    HK Bid For More Food From China
    44 9 HONGKONG Nov 23 (Reuter- A- Hongkong trade relegation of 150 merchants and union leaders left for L inton today to negotiate for mere exports of rice, livestock Poultry and other staples from the Chinese mainland to Hongkong
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    £4M. NEWSPRINT MILL PROJECT FOR S. AFRICA
    256 9 CAPE TOWN, Nov. 22 (OFNS):-Combined Canadian and South African interests are planning the establishment of South Africa's first newsprint mill, using pine pulpwood grown m the Eastern Transvaal! The project would involve an investment or over £4.000,000. At the moment the s i
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    RFC LOAN TO MINE COPPER
    92 9 1 H L US. Recor.:=truc':on Finance Corp has approved a U S 157.185.000 lloathen the largest s:nce World War II to develop a vast copper nv.ne en Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The loan wa« made to the Wh. te P.r.e Copper Company to develop a deposit
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    Malayan Share Mart Optimistic
    239 9 SINGAPORE, Fn.— Optimistic sentiment continued m the Malayan share market today. Tin shares improved over the day but closed barely steady at the higher prices. Rubbers were steady and industrials firmer. i Changed prices were' INDUSTRIALS ttuyers Sellers Fra^ei Neavf OrcLs 3.80 390 cd Gammons 2.50
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    43 9 photo. Singapore Harbour Board employees were among interested spectators watching new methods of unloading used by the Italian liner Sebastino C aboto. Picture shows 13 "late of marble being unloaded at a time whereas only two can hi handled by older methods Standard
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    Rubber Roads Tests Planned In Washington
    85 9 The Highway Department of the D;«?uct of Columbia has revealed that experiments will soon he initiated on various types of rubber asphalt on the streets of Wash:ngou reports Rubber Are. a monthly U.S. publication devoted solely to rubber. The test project will pet under-
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    US RUBBER CO. PROFITS UP
    100 9 The LJ S. Rutroer Company has announced that net earnings for the nine months ended Sept. JU increased 41 per cent, above the results attained m the corresponding period a year earlier, despite s heavy increase m income taxes. Net income for the latest nine
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    Ford Co. Assets Up
    22 9 The Ford Motor Company assets on Dec. 31. l!»50 were U551,469,091.--000, up U*****,742,000 over 4he previous year A.P.
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    Whaling Under Way
    25 9 The two Japanese whaling Meet? now m the Antarctic have already c; j ..ipht 23 sperm whales s;nce Nov 14.- Reuter AAP
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      RUBBER
      74 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib:— Buyers Sellers No I RSS Spot Loose $1,382 $1.39* F. 0.8. mi n bales Dec. No 1 RSS $1.38* $1-385 No Z RS.S $1.33 $1.33* No 3 KSS $1.29 $1.2? i Tone: Slightly Steadier after easier. LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening
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      TIN
      36 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The price ot tin to day was $4781 picul. Up $11.25. LONDON TIN Friday's prices first session were: Spot €997* buyers, £1.000 sellers. Three months £967 buyers, £970. Settlement Price: £1,000. Tone: Steady.
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    Wheat Harvest Suffers
    82 9 BECAUSE of continuous bad weather less than one per cent, of Canada's present wheat crop will be top grade, chemists of the Board of Grain Commissioners report m Winnipeg. Only seven per cent will be grade 11. This compares with a 10-year average of 28 per cent
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    Strike Halts Morris Minor Production
    105 9 LONDON. Nov. 23 (Reuter): More than 3,000 workers at the Nuffield Group cr piants at Oxford and Coventry have been thrown out ->t work by a strike of 80 gear cutters at Coventry. About 1.700 men have been laid off at the Oxford works, where
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    Registration Of Dutch Securities
    107 9 THE NETHERLANDS Consul-ate-General reports that the j Council for the Restoration of Civil Rights has announced m the official journal of the Amsterdam Stock Exchange that Jan. 1. 1952 is the closing date of Ihe post-registration of Dutch securities. The Council pointed out that securities which
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    COCONUT OIL IS EASIER
    86 9 Standard Market Reporter COPRA m the Singapore produce market opened with buyers at $39 and sellers $39] per picul. Quotations narrowed during the day closing at buyers $39$ and sellers $39|. Coconut oil was slightly easier. sellers indicating $*J5 per picul but no buyers Betel nut
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    Japs Teach Indians Deep-Sea Fishing
    50 9 MR D VEDA and his team of 25 Japanese experts m deep-sea fishing have reached Bombay m the trawler Taiyo Maru Besides training Indian fishermen m Japanese methods of deep-sea fishing and processing, he hopes to catch at least five tons of fish daily.- GHS
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    UK FIRM AWARDED SEABED OIL RIGHTS
    149 9 LONDON, Nov. 23 (Reuter): A British oil company has been awarded oil rights m an area Ol seabed m the Persian Gulf, it is announced m London Lord Ju*t ce Asquith arbitrated m tne case, which was heard m I aris The British Company,
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    GSA Offering Less After Big Purchase
    210 9 xuc Stondord Market Reporter THE downward trend m rubber prices m Singapore continued until the middle of the week, when consider able quant.t.es off rubber were sold to the United States. nnt o? c General Services Administration then dropped out of the market but
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    19 9 photo. Mr. K. E. Mohamod Ibrahim, of Singapore, who his just returned from a business trio to Oylnn. Standard
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HOXGKOXG. Nov. 23- S; or::,] Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.58 tn £1 Sterling; HKS6 840 to QS$l HK$l.BlB to Malayan $1: HK$O 39H mSStISS o Rupiah; Gold Ha.93Z5.6ZS to r.ne tael
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    Foreigners Help Industrialise Newfoundland
    540 9 Foreigners Help Industrialise Newfoundland OTTAWA U .23 «>FNS):_Mr. J. R. Snallv^l, I rime Minister of !Wf«u,n<llantl rver >i,,r« thai barm! rooky IB |aml m ihe Nortli Atlantic feme < ana.lnV I. nth province m 1949, ha, been npai .c«l |ri%i||if *ma*hing attempt to get the province ofl its »fi£ and-cnips
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    India Has Enough Aviation Spirit
    40 9 Buppliec ot U.S t to India I 1 „r now BufTk Ini to tni 1 Tne no: ition dei ted < siderabiy alu .J aJi'irr) J. Btopp« A neo v rat 11 ii and ov< nil?
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    EVANS BANS FILM ON 'HORROR' GROUNDS
    766 10  -  OSWALD HENRY Ace In The Hole' By A CE IN THE HOLE"— the x Paramount picture directed by Billy Wilder of "The Lost -Weekend" and "Sunset Boulevard" fame has been banned for exhibition m Singapore and m the Federation by Mr. Jack Evans, the
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    135 10 A newspaperman finds a front pace story that will make him big! Kirk Douelas crawls into the crumbling mountain to view the trapped man and get his copy. Kirk DousUs tells the entombed man's wife Jan Sterling, that the longer her husband is trapped inside the mountain the
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    The Mountain Goes To Mohammed
    240 10 HOLLYWOOD, Nov.' 23 (UP) Hollywood is back at one of its favourite pastimes: bringing the mountain to Mohammed. Rather than send a location company south of the border, RKO Radio transformed the interiors of two adjoining sound stages into an entire Mexican beach resort. It
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      192 10 |101 MINUTES of BRKvITILLSS S| s'l \si S, ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S. Warner Jr^n\Mh'' V J"o^ m'^ l •i'» LEG U CAftß'jL^^rat P c- "^*»"*l%i lff|U\Lj| 11am, 1.45, 4.00, 6.30, 9..Wp.m HOW SUOHIXI, m i Today 9 a.m. Burt Lancaster m "UNAFRAID" Tomorrow "Last Of The Burraneers T. IM|I (f I toumght
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      625 10 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (IK4 o> 11l a.m. Emergency News (K.L.): 1 p.m. Programme Summary: 1.02 Hubert Rostanf Sextette; 1.30 News; 1.50 Interlude: 2 p.m. Album of Harmony; 2.15-5 p.m. Racing Commentaries from Singapore Turf Club with Interval Music from studios; 6.15 Programme Summary; 8.17 Children's Programme; 6.40 Fred Waring A
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      161 10 I 111 *^^^> M m 1 *r* 2 TODAY'S FORECAST: A X cloudy and irritating day. 5 Petty household and famiiy atTairs will all go awry. The x afternoon is not much better for 2 J commerce and trade. Put off all important decisions for 24 hours During the night
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    403 11 West Indies Meet Trouble Against Spinners aeorebQard: ITESI ISplhi* Nt Inning S^i-mA'? 1 c Chambers fc Considlne R-e t R;n F R.ckards b I Johnson 2' worrel] c Hassett b Rrc Walcoti t Johnston 75 Marshall c Harvey b I Johnson 12 Cnr:st:an: c Hassett b Johnstot Ferjrjscn b J
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    SCC IN SCORING MOOD
    314 11 SCC IN SCORING MOOD SINGAPORE Cricket Club "A" were m scoring mood m a friendly hoekej natefa against th^ Singapore Medical Workers' Union on tlie Padang yesterday. Ahead 3-0 at hall time, they finally won the match b> six goals to three Keelan, D W McMullen and B R McMullen
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    TURF CLUB WILL GUARD AGAINST ILLEGAL ENTRY
    126 11 I, SIN< \PoKt !u:. < <, i* itqppißf v Hi ti- 1 to prevent non ni»-n t>- -r^ fron, -n: tsu; th- dubs 1 Bukit Timah pr**m !>♦••» «»n nec davy A Club igflil sdid ft§ tprday th.i: artion had b^en «>n for
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    S-E Asia Organising Committee Formed
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    121 11 HONGKONG Nov. 2:: fßeute* AAP H ingk ng has s tted z jiea a ci uui tun ■1 the Heh lei O inj c G nnei r.ex: yea ti tx t-ed ai the r. thl eetinj >i the H r :n.: infi Fo tba Asiadati n
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    392 12 FOUI trincn *lm >ta«ul out m their respective ram) having parlirularly koiml rhances of scoring I'uublci at today's Btikit Ti'mah races, third day of the >in»a|H»re Turf" Oufo'a tinier meeting, are Royal Fair, l«»l. hatnol. The BeSMi and Sandown. A double f>r Royal Fair In
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    254 12 RACE ONE Rising Glory was just too good r Lady Luck II and Sporting Gesture and with the winner out the *ay is now clear for Lady Luck II to score her maiden win. Lad} Luck was an impressive second as she made up a
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    145 12 DL'RAXGO. Mexico, Nov. 22: (UP)— ltaly's racing daredeviis Pieio Tarufti and Alberto Asc:ui flashed through Mexico's mountains at a record-break-ing 97 miles an hour today to take over the first and third o!:»ce3 m the Pan American Highway Race. Taruffi cracked two more road race
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