Singapore Standard, 4 November 1952

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    17 1 Singapore Standard -ft* _L'H JL, VOL. m no. 125 TUESDAY, NOVEMSER 4, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    More Gifts For The Children
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    Homiers' Toy Fund Gets SI. 187 Fillip
    526 1 Homier s' Toy Fund Gets SI. 187 Fillip Standard Staff Reporter i; 1:1 1)1 HS Christmas Toy Fund, that will festive i-hee. to the crippled, orphaned and privileged children m the Federation and Singed t big fillip yesterday when cash donafets totalling >1 15T. 70 were received. This brings the
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    $100 M TO FIGHT REDS
    793 1 'Posterity Will Bear Share Of The Cost' FUTURE generations of Malayans will have to bear a share "m the cost of preserving the freedom and security it will enjoy" through the present efforts to end the Emergency m the Federation. This is to be brought
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    Federal Budget Has$9M.Deficit
    1025 1 THE Federation Government expects to spend 5144,122,374 m 1953 to combat attacks of Communist terrorism alone— the price m term of money the people are being forced to pay to defend their homes and i liberty which would otherwise be available for purposes of social and economic
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    Taylor Defends The Police
    182 1 WHY 'id 1 ROW mud ;,t Police Force.* asked Mr tice Tayior during i talk bribery and corruption Radio Ma. aya last n.-lit. Air-. Just i se Taylor aho the chairman at the Con ssoo ot Enquiry into the integriti ol the public sen said: "It
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    Bevan Makes An Open Bid
    80 1 Be van Makes An Open Bid LONDON. Nov. 3 CReuter)— Labour Leftwing leader Aneurin Bevan has decided to make "an oped bid" for tiie partj Leadership. Labour's official nevvspapcr the Daily Hera m reported today. A frontpage article m tiie Daily Herald said Mi. Bevan had decided to challenge Rightwing
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    Colony Red Aid Story Denied
    166 1 Colony Red Aid Story Denied KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Federation Government spokesman yesterday denied that a number of detonators recovered by the Johore Police were ferried across the Straits ot Johore from Singapore, as a local paper (not The Standard) repotted. The denial wis made after consultations were held with
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    Tappers Accept COLA Cut
    173 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Moo. The Pan Malayan Rubber Workers Union today accepted the interpretation by Mr. Justice Whitton, Chairman of the Rubber Wages Arbitration Board, on Para 13 of the award Which ruled COLA at 95 cents. The PMRWU stated that the unions would'honour the award and
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    BORDER FIRE
    32 1 ISTANBUL, Nov. 3 (AP)— Turkish and Bulgarian border guards exchanged tire for nearly four hours last night. informed Turkish sources reported today. No casualties were announced for either si ie.
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    Foster Had Talks On SEA Issues
    209 1 POLITICAL, economic and military problems affecting South-Fast Asia as a whole are believed to have been discussed yesterday between U.S. Deputy Defence Secretary, Mr. William C. Foster, the British Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald and Mr. Paul L. Mather, Director of the Regional Office
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    Penney To Tell World
    87 1 LONDON. Nov. 2 (Renter)— Atomic scientist Dr. W.G. Penney. is to tell the world the full story of Britain's atom bomb explosion m the Monte Bello islands over the British Broadcasting Corporation's world wide network. He will make his 15-minute broadcast next Friday. There will be
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    LOVELY TRY. SAVSTEMPLER
    49 1 THE High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Tempier has sent the following telegram to the Officer Commanding. First Fiji Infantry Regiment "From the High Commissioner and the G.O.C. Malaya, dining together: A lovely try m the first thirty second. Weil done, convert quickly and get lots more."
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    $25,000 Blaze In Johore
    80 1 $25, 000 Blaze In Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Mon -"ire th'-. afternoon completely de.-stroyed 1$.00() pounds of rubber m one of two smokehouses belonging to the Malayan America^ Plantations Ltd at Linden Estate. Scudai, Johore. Total damage was estimated at over $2a.()oo— Sl 1.000 being for the rubber. No one was
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    Ex-planter Films Op Malaya
    231 1 Standard Staff Reporter A SCOTSMAN who abandoned rubber planting m Malaya 23 years ago to later become an ace documentary film producer is back to tell the real story ot the Emergency. He is David Mac Donald. producer of two of the finest World War II
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    9 1 The "Operation Malaya" documentary film team of Kl&5*^^wib^v^ ti^a^^TOr
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    Tat Man' Sought In Big Dope Case
    212 1 ALOR STAR. Mon. The Kedah Police and Customs Officers are on the look out for a fat Chinese named Tio Geok Seng, believed to be the central figure m one of the largest opium smuggling cases m northern Malaya m recent times. He
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    Forces Get 5 Bandits
    80 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A total of five terrorists was killed m the Federation today, three of whom fell to the First Fijians m Johore early this evening. A truck carrying a party of Fijian troops was ambushed on the Yong Peng-Batu Pahat Road. The terrorists were
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    FIRST SPEECH
    44 1 LONDON. N >v 3 (Retftei Queen Elizabel ti n/ill drive la State tomoi row tO open a new session al Par lament and It make the Hrsl spec ot inn reign fron Ihe golden throne m the I louse of l oitli
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    $1¾ MIL. HOUSING PLAN SCRAPPED
    240 2 Council Staffs May Have To Buy Their Own Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council has scrapped its $1,250,000 scheme to build and sell houses to its permanent local staff on easy purchase terms. Provision was made m this year's budget for this scheme, but
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    Medical Union's Strike Threat
    197 2 Standard Staff Reporter A THREAT to strike by 8.")') members of the Singapore Medical Workers Union, comprising hospital servants and employees of the Health Bianch and Quarantine Station m St. John's Island, was issued yesterday by the spokesman ol the Union. Tha spokesman told The Staudard
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    Boy's Body Found In S'pore River
    79 2 THE body of a 10-year-o'.d Chinese boy was found Boati m the Singapore River opp ;site the Marine Police Station yesterday by Insp Cecil Cheng of the Marine P.)' ice. He was dressed m a pair of fa sborta and a blue-slrip-ed white shirt.
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    Campoli Has Heavy Schedule
    174 2 A HEAVY pi -gramme has been planned for world famous violinist. Alfredo Campoli, who is expected is Singapore today for a series of performances here and m Kuala Lumpur. Before his first _ppearance on Nov. 11 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Signor CamDoli will hold four
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    Court Told How 5 Men Were Seized
    238 2 DET. INSPECTOR, D A. De Cruz of the European and Eurasian sub branch, C.I.D. told the Singapore Relief Court Magi_trate, Mr J. B. Jayaretnam yesterday how he arrested five armed men within 24 hours after a house at Carpmael Road had been robbed
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    69 2 photo. A TEA party was held at the Ramakrishna Mission Temple, Hartley Road. Singapore, yesterday m honour af four visiting Swamijis. Picture shows (left to right): The Representative of the Government of India, Mr. R. Gopala Menon. the CommissionerGeneral. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Swami Madhavananda, Mrs. Gopala Menon. Swami Bhaswarananda.
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    Remembrance Day Parade Plans Set
    189 2 THE Governor Mr J. F. Nicoll, will inspect the parade of ex-Servicemen, Volunteers and Regular service units on Sunday, Nov. 9, Remembrance Day. He will lay a wreath, after receiving the Royal Salute. The parade will be made up of the following detachments: The Ex-Services
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    Plea Against Immorality
    71 2 MUAR. Mon. An appeal by Fat imuh binti Samadi at Legong Estate, Jementah, Segamat. against the conviction and sentence of one month's imprisonment imposed by the Magistrate, Segat, for leading an immoral life with the manager of the estate was allowed this morning by Mr. Justice William
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    Charged With Housebreaking
    102 2 TWO youths broke into a goldsmith's shop m Hill Street early m the morning of Nov. and took away goods to the value of $11 and cash $77.60, the Singapore Second Police Court Magistrate. Mr. D. H. Chapman, was told yesterday. They were Lee Kok Chye (19)
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    WARRANT FOR RAAF OFFICER
    168 2 THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh yesterday issued a warrant against Fit. Lieut. George Merville King of the Royal Australian Air Force, stationed at Tengah for causing the death of a nine-year-old Chinese boy. The Coroner was holding an inquest into the death of the boy.
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    Helped 2 Escape, Court Told
    197 2 Helped 2 Escape, Court Told ALLEGED to have parked his vehicle on the road with the engine running and to have provided transport for owo unknown armed men after they had committed a crime. Teo Ah Tai (34), a taxi driver, appeared for trial before Mr. Justice Knight m the
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    TIN EXPORTS
    22 2 TOTAL exports of tin to all countries from Singapore and the Federation of Malaya during October, amounted to 5439 tons.
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    His Motto: Be Prepared
    75 2 NG HONG PHIO'S prudenc. to put something by for a rainy day cost him $65 at the Third Police Court yesterday. He was fined that sum or one month's imprisonment by the Magistrate after he was found carrying aa unbonded quart bottle of brandy nnder his
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    STALL HOLDERS GANG UP
    97 2 STALL holders m private markets are to form an association to protect i heir own interests as well of those of the consumer. A spokesman of the stall holders said the main object was to preventTtheir being "exploited" by owners or lessees of the markets. An
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    63 2 Miss Gajaluckshumi Rajah shakes bands with Mr. Leong Yoon Pin, her co-winner m the Singapore Musical Society's woodwind scholarships. Each won a two-year scholarship to study the oboe and bassoon, and will start as soon as their instruments arrive from London. Miss Rajah hopes to play the oboe ia tbe
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    21-YEAR-OLDS WIN MUSIC SCHOLAR SHIPS
    96 2 TWO shy young musicians yesterday received the first scholarships ever offered m Singapore by the Singapore Musical Society. They won two-year scholarships m the study ol woodwinds, the bassoon and the o*boe, of which there is very great need m the Society's orchestra. i The
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    Holidays: Wo Actionf By Dept
    87 2 Holidays: Wo Action f By Dept THE Singapoie Education Department is taking no definite action concerning the protest made by tiie Teachers Union about the shortening ot th_ Christmas holiday peiiod this year. The Deputy Director of Education Mr. R. E. Ince, told The Standard yesterday that the most fuss
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    2 Families Fined $200
    128 2 A TRISHA rider and a hawker appeared m tbe Singapore Second I Police Court yesterday with bandaged heads because their sons fought. Also ia the dock were members of the two families, ten m all. including two women. One ot" the women was the trisha riders
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    FUN FAIR
    70 3 of the programme and among the many items by the children, the dance by the Kriplani sisters was the best. A fancy dress competition completed the fun fair. Prizes were then distributed to the winners m the various competitions and sports by Mr. K.K. Ramchandni. Pictured above are
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    10 Charged With Rioting
    98 3 TEN Indians were charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with unlawful assembly and rioting on Nov. 1 m a kampong oil Aljunied Road. They were V. Kandasamy. Ramasamy Nallasamy. Kuppusamy, V. Duraisamy, N. Ayavoo. Apaoo Rengasamy. S. Doramanjram and S, Muthusamy, Mohd. Ibrahim bin
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    'BRAINS TRUST'
    36 3 THE East-West Society is conducting a Brains Trust on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 8.30 p.m., British Council Hall. Stamford Road. The 'Brains' wiil be: Dr. Sandosham, Mr. A. E. Piloto and Mr. Keith Payne.
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    BUDDHISTS PLAN TO BUILD NEW TEMPLE
    184 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Buddhist Union of Singapore is proposing to build a temple or building on a piece of freehold land at Jalan Senyam, off Changi Road. Circulars to this effect have been sent to members, friends, supporters, and well-wishers appealing to them
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    Co-op's Last Shop Needs lour Help
    182 3  -  MR. SIDDONS Standard Staff Reporter UNLESS the last branch of the Singapore Cooperative Stores Society at Tiong- Bahru receives the support of its 5,000 odd members, it may also have to close down, Mr. D. E. Siddons, chairman of the Society said yesterday. Mr.
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    From The Jungle To Hollywood
    192 3 THE great world depression m 1929 forced David MacDonald out of rubber planting m Malaya. He had been planting m South Kedah for eight years. Mr. Mac Donald steered straight for Hollywood. He "hung around" for a year before he got his first break. "I
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    STC Man On Trust Charge
    53 3 LOW Kia Tong, a Singapore Traction Company bus conductor, appeared m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday on three counts of criminal breach of trust of a sum of $1.65 belonging to the Company on Oct. 14 and 15. Low was allowed bail of $1,000
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    MALAY POLICE TO LEARN ISLAM
    218 3 Teachers To Be Appointed By Advisory Board A MOVE to bring the teachings of Islam to the Muslim rank and file of the Singapore Police Force is being made by the Muslim Advisory Board. T u he Board yesterday invited three candidates to nil the
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    62 3 ALMOST every member of the Sindhi community m Singapore was present at the "Melapi Mer", the annual Diwali fun fair sponsercd by the Sindhi Merchants Association at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday. The fair lasted from 9.30 a.m. till 6 p.m. and there were numerous interesting items which kept
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    'Better Behaviour Not For Labourer'
    80 3 NG HOCK Chuan, a labourer, yesterday denied that he had used abusive language to a Singapore Harbour Board constable on Nov. 2 at 2.20 p.m. at the Harbour Board area. He admitted to the Third Police Magistrate. Mr. H. B. Livingstone that he was rude
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    $6,500 More For Poppies
    110 3 $6,500 More For Poppies PROCEEDS of the hi Iren's party held ai the Greal World on Saturday m Singapore netted $6,500 for thej Poppy Day Fund. This Was one of the many Functions which have been organised to swell the Fund which ends on I Nov. 8. Poppy Day. Following
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    GOVT. UNION WAGE TALKS
    52 3 t x a J- _L Jl J M REPRESENTATIVES of thej Singapore Government and j the Government Seamen's Union met yesterday for negotiation on their wage revision dispue. The Union representatives were headed by Mr. Peter; Williams, the negotiating officer, as Mr. S.K. Reddi was unable
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    26 3 photn. MR. It. C. lies. Deputy Dir ector of Public Works. Sin gapore, returned hv Qantas BOAC yesterday after spending si\ months' leave Standard m Britain-
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    Rural Areas To Get Court
    132 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. E V. G Da*/ Supei visor of Rural Ate,* m Singapore who ig shortly to be appointed Chairman ot the Rural Boa: d told Tin Standard yesterday tbat plans ire m hand to se! up a Magistrate's Court m the rural
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    Asked $10-Got 6 Mths
    125 3 Asked $10Got 6 Mths A COFFEE vendoi Salla- huddin, who a i te m tha Ih-;.!! by a amuld-he eai tionn J esterdaj sa i the Fii Poli< c Coui Magi ti at se i« tence Virakannu bortioner, to six months imprisonment. SaUahuddin said hi haw Ice I around Byed
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    Tuo Had Pepper
    52 3 TAY Bai Lam (20) and T if Kang Leong (27) were charg I m the Singapore Second Po':i< c Court yesterday with traudulent possession two sacks of pepper worth $110 and |12§ respectively on Nov 1. Both claimed trial and arere each allowed bail of $200 until
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    He Pledges Better Drainage
    159 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. A. R. Lazarous, the Labour Party candidate for North Ward and a member of the Party's General Council, m his manifesto pledges to improve the drainage system if elected to the City Council next month. He says there are numerous roads m
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    And He Slept Through It All
    66 3 A THIEF climbed through the open bedroom window of a house at Veerasamy Road last night and while the occupant of the room slept, he helped himself to three fountain pens, $21. a watch, four pairs of trousers and three shirts, altogether worth $236.
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    Boy Saw Mother Hanging In Koom
    175 3 Boy Saw Mother Hanging In Koom A 10- YEAR-OLD boy told the Assistant Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing yesterday that after he had crawled into his house through a hole, he found his mother hanging from a beam m her room. The boy, Sim Ah Seah said this at
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    Thanks Giving
    32 3 THE Methodist Church. Johore Bahrn. will hold an Annual Thanks Giving Day Service on Nov. 9 ai 5 p.m. Speaker will be the Rev. T. R. Doraisamy. M.A.. of Singapore.
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    10 Acquitted In Theft Case
    109 3 TEN men were acquitted by the Third Police Magistrate yesterday without their defences being called, m a case of theft aboard the troopship. Empire Fowey. Five of the men. Abdullah. bin Mahmak. Redwan bin Makuang. Endi bin Rasid. Sahdan bin Halil. and Nader bin Akdong
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    DYING BANDITS LAST LETTER
    443 4 His 'Comrades' Left Him To Die In A Ditch KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— How he was left to die from wounds received on August 20, when patrol of "B" Company, Fourth Malay Regiment, opened fire on two terrorists i n Mentakab is related m the diary of
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    Radical Party Boss Reiterates 3 Aims
    247 4 PENANG, Mon —Asserting that the party has adhered completely to its election platform, set forth eighteen nonths ago, Mr. C O. Lim, Chairman of the Penan? Radical Party said at the Party's prenomination gathering at the Khek Association last night that these aims would
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    Jaganathan Resigns As SFSU Chief
    179 4 MR S JAGANATHAN, T ent of the Singap re X eratioc I S Onion, resigned his presidentship A I night. Mi baa who wi contesting the I nth iming D embei Cit: C m elecI as an Independent I C I; told The Standard Is
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    62 4 Miss M. F. Lim dancing to the tune of "Rose. Rose, I love you." at a Variety Concert, staged by pupils of Gan Eng Seng Literacy Classes run by the Singapore Council for Adult Edu- cation m the school hall last night. The Concert held m conjunction with United Nations
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    MacD Has Tea With 4 Swamis
    407 4 Standard Staff Reporter THE Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, was one of many guests at a tea party given by the Singapore brand, of the Ramakrishna Mission m honour of four Swamijis at the Mission's newly built temple at Bartley Road yesterday. Mr. Aw Boon
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    $10,000 Bail In Dope Case
    71 4 PHUA TAW KEE was produced on Saturday before Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt m the Parit B v n t a r Court charged with being m possession of a gunny sack containing opium. He was arrested at Sungei Labu on the evening of Oct. 26.
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    STEEL PRIORITY BOARD
    151 4 STEEL PRIORITY BOARD THE Pan-Malayan Stee: Priority Board, which meets quarterly for th_ purpose oi assessing the relative priority of urgent Malayan steel aiders placed m the United Kingdom, recently held its third meeting m Singapore. Applications for priority assistance were received m respect of the supply of nearly 1.900
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    'Can You Beat Us?'
    138 4 RADIO Malaya. Singapore, will present a new regular feature on the air. This new audience participation showCan You Beat Us?— will be run fortnightly on alternate weeks to "Take A B< w*' starting on Wednesday. Nov. 26. at 7.30 p.m. It will be on the air
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    Tamil Radio: Detailed Criticisms Sought
    232 4 THE acting Directoi of Broadcasting:, Mr. F. N. Lloyd Williams yesterday suggested that Mr. V. Thirunavukkarasu and Mr. G. Sarangapany of the Indian Daily Mail and the Tamil Murasu "who made the main attack on our Indian Section to give me concrete and detailed criticisms
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    CHEAT JAILED
    53 4 HAVELI Ram Chowla, 52, was sentenced to 34 months* rigorous imprisonment by the Third District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, for cheating Robert Hawley of 100 sheets of wallpaper valued at $624 m March 1952 and Basra Noor Tayebally of 64 reams of paper valued at $1,740 on
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    TODAYS POWER CUTS
    476 4 SINGAPORE substations liable tv loud shedding today: DAY U. Pickering St.. I*. Cross St. Pagoda St.. U. Hokieu St.. Pickering/Chun h St., IL i ir./ Carpenter St., Cavanagh Bridge, t 'of lyer Q~ V.M.H. Nos. 1 2, Prim. St/ Market St. Rattles Pi/Malacca St. Boat Quay, Hume
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    523.770 NOW
    38 4 THE Chief Hea ith Officer, Singapore, announced "festerday that for the period Oct. 25 to Oct. 31. 11,990 persons were vaccinated, bringing the total number of persons vaccinated up to and including Oct. -1 to 523.770.
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    Nomination Day
    30 4 SINGAPORE City Council candidates for the December 6 elections wfli have to Ble their papers with the R~-arning Officer at the City Council Chamber. City Ball by tomorrow.
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    $150,000 Tender To Develop Esplanade
    230 4 $150,000 Tender To Develop Esplanade Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council has given out a $150,000 tender for the second phase of the Esplanade, Mr. W. I. Watson, the City Architect and Building Surveyor, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Watson said this development includes the promenade, railing of the
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    800 MORE BANDIT FIGHTERS
    365 5 First Pass Out From $h/*M. Training School IPOH, Mon. A spectacular march past" of 800 highly disciplined Special Constables featured the first passing's out parade at the one and quarter million dollar new retraining centre m lpoh this morning. The Sultan of Perak who took the
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    Forces Kill 2 More Bandits
    100 5 Forces Kill 2 More Bandits \l l.l'MPl'R. Mon. more terrorists have Killed and one d hv security forces 1 .deration ol MaIhe r c were no E forces casualties. *ai killed j id Federa panj m the Yong Johore The ish position saw rorists who_e leadbecame suspicious back. The patrol
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    30 5 rhi «ai il tab the Per Hf era to lates t m■ords thai erne ttee has noa to look into ne I tee has i
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    Awards For 3 Who Fought 25 Bandits
    339 5 IPOH. Mon The epic drama of a courageous though unequal tij, r ht between *."> heavily armed terrorists and a nine-man Polite patrol m January this year at an estate m Sungei Siput was recalled at a presentation ceremony m Ipoh today when
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    Union Of Graduate Teachers
    224 5 IPOH. Mon. Graduate teachers from all parts of the i Federation will meet at the Methodist Boys School Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday. Nov. 8 for the inaugural meeting of the Malayan Graduate Teach- ers Union which is to be a single Federation-wide union of all graduate
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    Police Chief Denies Rumour
    84 5 PENANG, Mon- A run >ur, that a gang of burglars Uorn Kuala Lumpur, using ca> jacks to commit their crimes, is now operating m the Island, was scotched today by the Officer m charge of Crimes. Penang and Province Welleslev. Mr. J. R. Cole. Supporting his
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    Malacca Labour Nominees
    143 5 Malacca Labour Nominees MALACCA. Mon. With nomination day due tomorrow, the Malacca Labour Party, today announced their nominaI tion? for the forthcoming Mv- nicipal elections. Included m the labour no--1 minations is the erstwhile Malacca Progressive and Settlement Councillor who has crossed over to the Labour side, and will contest
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    INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The independent candidate to contest the Johore Bahru Town Council elections m December is Haji Abdullah bin Haji Taib. of Lembaga Kesatuan Melayu, one of the oldest political institutions m the town.
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    94 5 W arrant Out For AP Officer LUMPUR M -The P X Lumpur sessi- Court M G Adams, i at ol arttobe is nst Euro- P ire Officer failing to appear m on a summons charge Herbe i was alleged to have Bred dog lying under the eh irpoi" upon winch
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    MBA Plans Big Projects
    170 5 I v t0 ill th tie fa cad to u_nt matei a v am en iy life Secretary and Executive onv er ol RIDA. m a broadcast ac Radio Malaya tonight He said that the authority lid this by co-operating with the State and Settlement Governments
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    26 5 picture Miss Valeric Davies modelling Peggie Schmidt's evening sown at the Fashion Show held at th,. Griffin Inn Kuala I. umpur on Friday. Yong Peng Seong
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    Cocktail Party
    29 5 A LARGE number of guests were present at a cocktail party given by Dr. and Mrs. Lim Ah Sitt at their residence at Jalan Majidi, Muar, Jast
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    Co-op. Officer
    24 5 KUANTAN, Mon.— Che Yacob bin Mohd. Nor, Malay Co-operative Officer Klang has taken up duty here as Malay Co-operative Officer, East Pah,ang.
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    26 5 pnoto. This was the remains when fire gutted a smokehouse with 15,000 lb of rubber inside belonging to the Malayan American Plantations Lta. Johore Standard yesterday.
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    Hearing Begins On Wages
    146 5 IPOH. Mon.— The Arbitration Board set up to deal with the li 1/2 year-old wage dispute between the 800-strong Perak River Hydro-Electric. employees' Union and the Company, began its hearing here today m the conference room of the State Home Guards' office. The Board consists of
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    Death Sentence For Armed Red
    276 5 KUANTAN, Mon. Ho Tong Lan, a young captured bandit, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Whitton at the opening of the Kuantan Assizes this morning on a charge of unlawfully carrying arms at the Pulau Manis area of Gambang m August this year. Ho
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    Helped To Bribe Captain With Whiskey
    92 5 Helped To Bribe Cap tain With Whiskey JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Ang Joo Seng was sentenced today by the Police Court to four months' imprisonment for abetting the offence of offering an illegal gratification of two bottles of whiskey to Capt. P. E. Green. Ang said that the whiskey was an
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    59 5 Photo. THE Sultan of Perak inspects the first batch of 800 Special Constables to pass out from the SIJ (million) new Retraining School at a passing-out parade held m Jpoh yester day. H e said that this Re training School the biggest m the Federation, was one of the most
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    Constables To Be Taught Islam
    190 5 PENANG, Mon.— The Penang Police Contingent Welfare Department is now planning to get religious teachers for every Police district so that every constable would be able to receive moral education. "Religious teachings are I cry necessary because the fundamental principle m any religion liv to
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    SC Robbed Gardener At Gate
    232 5 SC Robbed Gardener At Gate KUALA LUMPUR, a.— T. P. M. Sa* ad bin Dai us, A Malay Special Constable, wa convicted by the ('dirt Justice Mr. diaries Mathc art, ai I High Court here today foi robbing a Chinese of $500 rhe Judge postponed the senten c till tomorrow
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    Outside Opinion Sought
    136 5 Outside Opinion Sought CONDEMNED SHOPHOUSE KUALA LUMPUR. Mon 'liv- Kuala Lumpui Municipal Council decided todaj to invite arbitrators' viei Lhi condition Ol a shop house m Batu Koad which the Ifunii ipal architect has condemned. Two independent archite. I are to ad indicate the issue Their report vein be submitted
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    Warder Beaten To Death, Court Told
    161 5 KUALA U PUB too.Hof a Sikh wan i the Pudu Pi i.-vi, was beaten death., was re- ealed at a preliminary inquire bel Inche [brahi n tn thi Pirsl igistrate's Court bere 1 > a tentative charge of irdi r agai t a trisha
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    709 6 fILIH M'STICE WHITTON, chairman of the Rubber gc. Arbitration Board has announced his interpretation cf paragraph 13 oi the report he made last Ar.d h;s interpretation accords with that made by the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association. It is that each category ol workers will receive ents
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    1745 6  - COMMUNAL TENSION IN MALAYA DOES EXIST \[R. Tan Siew Sin. ■"A of the Malayan Chinese Association, challenges my remark that there is more tension now between the Chinese and the Malays than there has been for two years. My. statement was part of an article I wrote for the "M
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      648 6 University Of Malaya Chinese Studies Sir.— Mr. E.L. Tan's letter on the University of Malaya's Chinese Department is welcome reading and should encourage the Chinese community, which has given more than Sl million for the Department, into asking: What kind of Chinese Department do we of Malaya want? From the
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      POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL
      308 6 Sir: The memorandum submitted to the Colonial Secretary on the subject of a Polytechnic for Singapore should be made public for the purpose of a general discussion. This memorandum apparently has been compiled by a very small section of the community, some of whom are non-technical men, and
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      87 6 Sir:— Sentul Pasar, is now a thickly populated area. But people residing here have difficulties about getting ambulance, police, fire brigade, taxies, etc. The person concerned has either to go on a bicycle or take a bus to get any of these services. Telephone facilities could be
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    599 6 Review of Views M.C.A. And U.M.N.O. MR. TAN SIEW SINS views denying the allegations m the Manchester Guardian that strong communal feeling between Malays and Chinese still prevailed m this country received support from the influential Malay daily, Utusan Melayu. The paper confirmed that for the past one or two
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    Tito Hits At Russia— War Threat Latent
    290 7 Tito Hits At Russia War Threat Latent ZAGREB, Nov. 3, (Reuter).-Marshal Josin Ti*« l 3 attacked Soviet Russia m a speech To the s K «ta- Communist Party congress here today He M the threat of war remained latent "though it >pears somewhat less immediate" He accused the Soviets of
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    Man Mau: Economic Causes Out
    99 7 Man Mau: Economic C auses Out Ken;.. Nov. 3 C glial Secre- tte ton told a ere last nighl g ute wrong* 1 Ma movement -eS. la is an anti- ristian „d. "It has i■- and ia stibatred. BU 1-c.e it clear om as ures i n the re only
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    Unidentified Planes Fly Over Hokkaido
    55 7 I n (Renterlifted aircraft down rnmost inland of Brigadier General chief of the 1 mlen -aid today, commcnte press reports Government I States to test to lhe ghts So- planes ovei United Statea ar future to me American :ech:u- n nrtbernistallations with hnicians. i planes
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    27 7 F ighting On In do-Pak Border SCJI c to- g id i Ed In i bet im d oolice r day night alter by Indian p ice
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    One Slain In Roof Battle
    89 7 CROYDON, Surrey, Nov. 3 (Reuter)— Two tei .age youths < c under guard today one m hospital and "ne m a police cell— utter a roof-top midnight gun battle m which one policeman was killed and another a >und ed. People In the streets below
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    Sterling Area Has $ Surplus
    76 7 Sterling Area Has Surplus LONDON Nov 3 (Reuter>— The sterling area had a gold and dollar surplus ol $82,000,000 during October, the Treasury meed today. Gold and dollar reserves stood at Sl 76*7,000,000 on October 31 The surplus arose after taking account of $35,000,000 worth of defence aid trom the
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    Tripartite Military Conference
    152 7 Tripartite Military Conference LONDON. Nov. 3, (AP): An infantry conference of leading military figures of Britain. Canada and the United States will open Nov. 7 m Quebec, the British War Office announced Sunday. It said the talks will be private and will last three or lour days. Before the delegates
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    US Sabrejets For RAF
    54 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UP) —Britain's Royal Air Force will soon be bolstered with a. fleet of 300 to 400 Sabrejet planes from the United States and Canada, the Defence Department announced yesterday. Delivery of the F-86 E 'class aircraft will begin m December and continue through
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    55 M. TO CHOOSE US PRESIDENT
    373 7 Candidates To Make Last Bid Over Radio, TV WASHINGTON, Nov. 3— America's voting millions, probably more of them than ever before m history, choose tomorrow between Gen. Dwight Dc Eisenhower and Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson for President. Only flashes of wind-up oratory are left
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    NoChange In Policy Expected
    160 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 3 (AP): Diplomats m Washington believe that regardless of Tuesday's national presidential election verdict, U.S. foreign policies will remain the same for a long time to come. Their view is that heated disputes between General Eisenhower. Governor Stevenson and their supporters have been
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    Korea: Truman Reveals A Secret
    261 7 INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI. Nov. (Beater). President Truman last Bight made public a top nerd document m which the Joint Chiefs of Stall m 1 7 agreed to the withdrawal of United States oecupa' m forces from Korea. Mr. Truman announced he had officially declassified the document
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    Baby look Caustic Soda
    57 7 A O\"E-YKAR-OLD baby boy, Woo Cheng Wah. was admitted into the General Hospital. Sing- apore. m a serious condition, after he was believed to have drank caustic soda at an address m Jalan Besar yesterday He was believed to have accidently drank tlie solution left by
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    French Lose 920 Men In Two Weeks
    109 7 HANOI. Nov. 3 (Renter): French Union forces have lost about 920 men killed, wounded or captured during the last two weeks of the Communist Vietminh offensive m northwest Indo-China. an army spokesman here said yesterday. About 550 French Union troops were lost on
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    8 Hacked To Death
    37 7 NEW DELHI, Nov. 3, (AFP) —Eight persons were hacked to death near Daman m Portuguese India by a band of unidentified persons armed with axes and sticks, it was reported yesterday from Bombay.
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    27 7 photo Raimonda Ciano, 19-year-old granddaughter of Mussolini, married Alessandro Giunta, 23-year-old descendant of Napoleon's brother Lucien, m the Church of St. Mark, A.P. Rome on Oct. 25.
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    Church's Call To Reject Racialism
    187 7 YORK, Nov. 3, (Reuter).— Dr. Cyril Garbett, Archbishop of York, said yesterday that the Church must reject any policy which attempted to keep races m permanent, subjection or excludes them from Western culture. Three great problems hunger, racialism and aggressive Communism- stood out m the
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    Betting Odds Favour Ike
    33 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 3, (Reuter) Betting odds for the presidential election remained steady yesterday at 13 to 10 on for Republican Dwight Eisenhower to win against Democrat Adlai Stevenson.
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    Employer Pays Fine For Driver
    132 7 WHEN fined $75 I I Hie Singapore Second Pol cc "our! Magistrate Mr. D. H. (_hapman i yesterday for causing hurt to a labourer, Goh Seng X- ;v> ith a scissor blade on Oei 'at Cecil Street, a Ma ay dri- ver. Junid bin Aiabi
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    27 7 photo George Middleton. British Charge d'Affaires m Iran. shak«**» hands with a Punjab guard at the British Embassy m Teheran, following Iran's diplomatic break with Britain.— AP
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      74 7 RUBBER. TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 3. The following ore the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London Morket todey: LONDON RUBBER 1 LONDON TIN < DOt Hid. Spot £958.1 Os. per ton December 22|d. buyers, £959 sellers. Jon /Mor 221 d. Three months: £940
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    Polar Air Survey
    44 8 NEW YORK. Nov 3, (Renter). A specially equipped plane wil! make an exploratory flight ovei- the North Pole route on Nov 19 ro try ou' a regular commercial service for Polar travel between Los Angeles and Europe. i; was announced here.
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    64 8 pnoio. For the past five days a fleet of about 90 lorries stacked with scrap have been shuttling between the godowns of Singapore scrap dealers and the Kinko Maru m the Singapore wharves. The Kinko Maru sailed yesterday with 2.000 tons of scrap for Japan. Picture shows a fleet of
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    Kinko Maru Sails With Scrap
    111 8 2,oooTons Loaded In 5 Days Standard Shipping Reporter MOKK than 2,000 tons of scrap were shipped to Japan from Singapore by the freighter Kinko Ivlaru, which sailed for Tokyo yesterday. The suppliers, a local Chinese firm, took almosl five days :o deliver tho scrap to
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    Bengal Orders 2 UK Aircraft
    53 8 LONDON. Nov. 3, (AFP) The Fast Bengal Government has placed orders for two amphibious aircraft with the British firm of Short Bros, and Harland. The aircraft will be of the "Seland" type and are to be delivered next year. They will b e equipped to
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    Singapore Cargo Damaged In Fire
    139 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE President Van Buren, a passenger freighter of the American President Lines, which arrived m Singapore on Saturday, reported that some of her cargo destined for Singapore caught fire when the vessel was one day out of Hongkong. The fire broke out
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    Peking Rice On Way To Ceylon
    63 8 HONGKONG, Nov. 3, (UP) The 7.260-ton British freighter. S.S. Jolly, left here yesterday with 9,800 tons of Chinese Communist ric_ for Ceylon. The ship arrived here from Shanghai last Thursday. The rice is the first consignment of a total of 80.000 tons, which Red
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      576 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Regulai Sailings to China «n» Jipan from Singapore Port Swettenham Penang Also direei Sailings from Bangko. and Indonesia to China ft .la pan Du. Spore Due Penans From "Povans" In Port Hongkong "Fukien" Nov 12 Nov 16 Japan. H'kong Sails Sails Sail. Penang P Sham Spore
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    Thai Economic Mission Holds Rice Talks With R.I.
    179 9  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN By IJard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Nov. 3. Thailand's economic los held top-level rice talks with high n officials, but spokesmen for both coined silent today on the outcome of J cussions. m --ources refused to discuss the talks, but indicated
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    World's Area Expands
    12 9 World's Area Expands A, rteadilj f active m le m B short
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    Neu Motor Oil
    39 9 DEVEI OPMENT ol a new, aO weather motor oil particular v suited to modem high- *a engines is announ.fi i.y Standard Oil Develop: lent Ca research and ngineering affiliate of Standard O: Co. (New Jersey). A.P.
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    US Asian Trade Shows Increase
    90 9 US Asian Trade Shows Increase s.luV No\ 3, (IP).— United States i im ■reaped slightly m both directions \u. b| i mm July but the volume was still •ithh aveiage m 1951, according to the hp.irtmcnt statistics. A d the S 1 1 A compai t impoi is uu msthe
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    Ceylon's Trade Deficit Soars
    94 9 Colombo. N a (UP):--C- v on's trade deficit n n current j* v tai i d ->' ec $21,000,000 to J66.000.00fl m one month by the end of S er. the huge deficit shown m the s pti bei customs returns, i intras! *o the favouri
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    US Toy Production 10 p.c. Above 1951's
    123 9 US Toy Production 10 p.c. Above 1951 's NEW YORK. Nov 3, (AP). US. production of toys more 'han ten per cent above last year, and prices are higher Norman G. Wintermantel, president of the Toy ifacturers oi "he U.S.A. and executive vice-president ie Junior' To_ Corporation, Hammond. Indiana, said
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    35 9 TECHNICIANS testing some of the 5.000 Austra-lian-made electricity meters destined for Pakistan under- the terms of the Colombo Plan. The meters are part of a £A190,000 contract arranged by the Australian Government with the manufacturers.
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    Two New Types Of Synthetic
    152 9 BUFFALO. NEW YORK. Nov. 3. (AFP) The discovery of two new types of rubber was announced here by representatives of two American industrial firms. In a paper submitted to the American Chemical Society, L.H. Howland, Director of Research at the Naugatuck Chemical Division of the
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    Bangrin Fin
    135 9 Bangrin Tin Dredging Co. Lt<fc showed a profit foi 1951 of £260.945 -BT'*- 1 after deduc_n| British lax. Finn! dividend of 10 I made a total ol 7<v for the war. Net liquid assets at £356.394 wor_ oul at 5/IIJcL per 5/- stock unit Two dredges worked throughout
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    World Bank Gains Over US$4 Million
    150 9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 3. (Renter):—- The International! Bank for Reconstruction and Development has reported a net income of $4,888,434 for fhe three months ended Sept. j 30, 1952. the first quarter of the fiscal year. This compared with $4,261.--872 for the corresponding period m 1951.
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    SHARE MART 'RESTRICTED'
    608 9 I Brpertci 1 r i i _i s Kuvrr» Seller* 22 6 xd s* o i xd 4 2 > 1 I Bl >3 1 .'j 14 I- >e| 5 ">0 600 I Pref 10 IS 10 75 S C I St« 4e 4.45 4-55 B Ins
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    Produce Mart Was Dull
    70 9 THE produce market m Singapore was dull m all sections yesterday with no business passing. Copra had buyers at $33_ per picul and sellers at $34_ per picul. Coconut oil buyers indicated $50 and sellers $52 per picul. Betel nut $32 Copra S34_ (sellers)". Coconut ail
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    GUTT TO STUDY IRAN ECONOMY
    63 9 TEHERAN, Nov. 3 (Reuter) IYI. Camill Gutt, chairman of the International Monetary Fund and former Belgian Finance Minister, arrived m Teheran yesterday with five assistants. He will stay a month m Teheran to investigate Iran's economic situation, and will report to Prime Minister Mossadeq. ML
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    NO CHANGE IN RUBBER MARKET
    146 9 THE rubber market m Singapore remained more or less unchanged from Saturday's levels with only small business passing. r interests ba the market was mostly centred on the lower and remiSlcd grades with overseas orders which were on the small side. At noon quotations were
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    119 9 CLOSING robber prices (cents per lb io Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers Seller No 1 Spot loss 771 775 FOB m bales Nov No. 1 R.S.S. 77} 771 No. 2 R.SS. 72"; 725 No. 3 R.S.S. 68^ 68; Tone: Dull. lON I lON Rl BRER Monday's opening prices
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    Two Japs For S'pore Meet
    60 9 TOKYO, Nov. 3, (AFP).— Two officials of the Forestry Board will attend the Second Asian and Pacific Area Forest Products Conference m Singapore from December 1 to 13. Mr. Shigeto Fujimura, Guidance Division head of the Forestry Board, and Mr. Yoshio Saito, of the Forest
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Nov. 3—Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.62 to £1 sterling; $6,105 to U.S. 81; $1,834 to Malayan $1. 80 3880 to one Indonesian Rupiah, Cold $279.50 to one t___
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    Doing the Town
    2144 10  -  OSWALD HENRY By ARTIST AND ARTISTE I IKE the wheel of fortune '-■that goes round and round, so do the pleasure-loving Singaporeans who like their fun as exciting and varied as they can find it. Hence the rush on Saturday nights from one City rendezvous to another.
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    MALAYAN CAGERS MAY WIN CHIANG TROPHY!
    294 11 TAIPEI. Nov. 3 (UP)— Chinese girl cogers from Indonesia, ploying under assumed names, yesterday trounced Taipei's girl quintette from secondary schools by a wide margin of 40 to 17 m the second play of the Chiang Kai-shek Birthday Cup Championships. The Indonesian Chinese men's
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    17 MORE TOP JOBS
    131 11 THE Budget Committee of the Federation Government has* made provision for an increase of 17 Assistant Commissioners, a decrease of six posts of Superintendent and 29 posts of Assistant Superintendents m the Police establishment m the next year's estimates. An overall decrease is thus shown m
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    Jane Russell Hill Bid Fails
    79 11 TOKYO. Nov. 3 (UP)— Deadly Communist mortar fire drove hard-fighting South Korean soldiers from Triangle and Jane Russell hills today after the ROKs made three desperate attempts to capture the vital west central front peaks. South Korean infantrymen failed In their attempts to take the
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    Y's Defeat Schoolboys
    189 11 IPOH, Mon.— Excellent goalkeeping by Harban Singh enabled the YMCA to defeat Anglo Chinese School by three goals to two m a hockey league match today. With almost uncanny anticipation he saved certain goals from the sticks of Kok Choy, Ilin Wai. Madhavan and Kin T ng
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    Federal Govt's Windfall
    262 11 Federal Govt's Windfall THE Federation of Malaya Government will have $59,195. 606 left over at the end of this year, according to revised estimates laid before the Federal Legislature today. But after putting off $85,000,000 for a proposed reserve fund to meet liabilities incurred during the year, there will be
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    100 KIKUYUS IN CUSTODY
    76 11 NAIROBI, Nov. 3 (Reuter)— Of 800 Kikuyu arrested m the Bahati forest area north of N a kubu yesterday. 100 were detained m custody a Kenya Government statement reported today. The 800 Kikuyus were arrested for "screening" but the raid convinced the authorities that Bahati forest
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    4 Hockey Teams Meet On Padang
    518 11 THE Colony's four best hockey teams will battle it out today m two Singapore Hockey League Division One semi-final fixtures at the padang. In the Division IA section, the Ceylonese meet the Singapore Cricket Club on equal terms while m the IB Section, the
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    Ghani Is Cleared Of Trust Charge
    139 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Re marking that there was no' evidence against the accused, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court Mr. J. G. Adams, today, acquitted and discharged, Hasim bin Abdul Ghani, former president of the Peninsular Malays' Unions, on a charge of
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    MUNSHI DIES
    33 11 MUNSHI Nand Singh (60) a police pensioner with 32 years service died at Seremban last night at 9.15 o'clock. Funeral takes place tomorrow at 2 p.m., starting from the Sikh Temple.
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    Tiny Tots Fought Well For KBCFund
    315 11 Tiny Tots Fought Well For KBC Fund SINGAPORE'S young boxers, fighting m Gnat, Mosquito and Atom weight bouts, provided a slugging feast for those who watched them— and supported the Katong Boys Club Building Fund as well— in an interesting programme at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday night. In
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    Colony Badminton Ties
    652 11 THE following are the fixtures of the Singapore Badminton Association National championships to be played off on Nov. 9 11 and 13 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium: SUNDAY. NOV. 9 AT 2.30 P.M. Court No. 3— Junior Mixed Doubles: Lian Fook Shin and Chan Mul Hiang (Marigold)
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    CSC Belles
    47 11 right. Standard picture. THE line-up for the Chinese Swimming Club's "Miss CSC 1952" competition at the club pool on Saturday The winner, Miss Jennie Tan, eighth from left, won an air trip to Bangkok and back. Miss Rosie Sng. who was second, stands fourth from
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    Greater Stress On HGs Foreseen
    455 11 GREATER emphasis on the Home Guards and the gradual demobilisation of the Special Constabulary is forecast m the draft estimates of the Federation for 1953. The Budget Committee m its report states that a block provision of $1 .'1,877,000 for the Home Guard, an increase
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    $750,000 For Spray Warfare
    120 11 DESTRUCTION of roa I vegetation by chemical ll 801 as a prevention against bushes will cost the Itoders lon Government $750,000, according 'o tlie Draft Budget tor 1953. Another estimate of $<" (,n 000 ;s a <o earmarked to i fear blukar and oilier pro<- Ive
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    S.E.A.Reds A Menace To India
    173 11 NEW DELHI. Nov. I CReuter) Sir Alexander Clutterbuck, new British High C missioncr Ea India, laid hM first pre s conference here Xdav that the success of Britain's present campaign I I stamp out Communist terrorists m Malaya "is as much ta the interest of
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    Naguib's Reply
    30 11 CAIRO. Nov. 2: (Reuter) Prime Minister Mohamed Naguib today handed Ambassador Sir Ralph Stevenson his reply to a British note inviting Egyptian participation m settling the Sudan question.
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    A WORLD CHAMPION SHOWS US HOW
    583 12 WITH a variety of trick shots, Robert Marshall world amateur billiards champion since 1936 delighted Singapore billiard fans with a superb exhibition at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. Highlights of a two and a half hour programme was Marshall s brilliant top cushion
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    GHQ Rally Surprises University
    215 12 GHQ Rally Surprises University After holding a one-nil lead right up to the closing stages, the University of Malaya made the mistake of relaxing only to give their determined opponents, GHQ Farelf, the equaliser to make the match a one-all draw m a division IB league fixture at Tanglin yesterday.
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    Melbourne Cup Today
    93 12 •standard Stuff Correspondent MELBOURNE, Mon A»*> Iralia. biut-est race the Melbourne Cap eaaaes «p Im derision tomorrow. lhe switch ai jockey Nut t.di iroui the Nea Zeafcwad champion. Datray, is the talk of the rounti>. Top weights are waiting aa_kwnfj for the weather i eperts. record crowd
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    SAFA Wants More Money
    173 12 SINGAPORE A ite P n -i- its Coun- ,g •,v le ideci tl ci i > tea lo the Cai Ci issi ra in i beii claim.- lor OB IC of r a Stadium. was dis a*d yesterday Commission ha I agree to pay only 524,000
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    ALL ENGLISH TT FINALISTS
    95 12 VIENNA. Nov. 3 (API: Diana Rowe and Johnny Leach of England defeated Rosalind Rowe and Richard Bergmann. also of England, m the mixed doubles finals ot" an international table tennis meet between players from England. France. Yugoslavia and Austria. The core last night was 21 15.
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    Schoolboy For Krian Etton Title
    142 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon.— j The Krian District badminton championships are now m the fiual stages. Two events the women's open singles and the veteran's singles have alreadybeen decided. Outstanding player for this year's tournament is the schoolboy Ng Chin Huat who 1 have entered the
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    MASTER PLATER
    23 12 picture. This is Marshall demonstrating a tricky in-off at his first billiard exhibition at the Singapore Badminton Hall Standard last night.
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    Nee Soon Plays Hard To Beat Scratch SCC XV
    552 12 truly to make the score B 6. It was the Garrison's turn to receive a penalty and from 55 yards out. Naceba's kick just missed going over the bar. Heard went down after receiving a punch to the stomach and shortly
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    S'pore Asiai.s XV
    66 12 THE following will represent SARU m a rugby match tomorrow against SCC "A" on the padang: Yap Boon Keng ("Police), A. Marten (SHB), Ngon (Police), Lim Eng Siang (Varsity) D. Ross (Police), Cheong Ngee Foo (TTC), M. Chua (Varsity). Sinthamoney (Varsity-, Masod (Police), Mehta (Varsity), Cheah Hoon
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    Asian Tourney Has Two TT Teams From Malaya
    546 12 MALAYA'S table tennis teams for the coming Asian championships which will be held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium from Nov. 22 to 29 were selected after a series of long drawn trials m Singapore and Penang during the week-end. Surprise of the
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    Today Sport
    14 12 Today Sport SINGAPORE Ri:\itx\ s shall erhib I ot the Sirtgapa Stadium H p
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    Moonlight Wins A Match
    73 12 IN A fi lend mint m nati I d iv. the Moo B Bat i Spori- Club games lo nil Fo results tioned first I; OC. Choon beat K. Beng IS I Uee \y* al mad b I IS-t. l.'vll We* an Km-. Van 15-5 B
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