Singapore Standard, 8 November 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard ix A, m i. VOL. 11l NO. 129 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    BRIGHTER X'MAS IN VIEW
    406 1 BRIGHTER X' MAS IN VIEW If New Boiler Behaves Payne THE Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, was told yesterday that the Colony's frequent blackouts would ''definitely" be alleviated towards the end of next month. He was told that Christmas and New Year would be brighter this year if
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    No Better Cause — Governor
    142 1 No Better Cause Governor THE Governor o£ Singapore. Mr J. F. Nicoll inaugurated the' annual Poppy Day Ap- peal m the Colony with a broadcast over Radio Malaya last night. i He said. "There are many good causes which have a claim on our purses but there i--> none which
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    MacDonald, Little Susan Da Their Bit
    300 1 MacDonald, Little Susan Da The ir Bit ONE of our most distinguished readers, Mr Malcolm MocDonald, the CommissionerGeneral yesterday sent m $100 to the Christmas Toy Fund with the following n^te: I hay« b«*n jlad'to read of tix« t« li>iM :aaJ» the "StandaM YESTERDAY'S contributions amounted to $593.80 bringing the
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    85 Gangsters Killed
    39 1 lh€ Bwnandoa were nun n a gan i U :^e> m :he randjong area ojm uen- Ba dlong into a 200-man gang^J«*g it resi ting m 75 ol the gangsters fciuea (c killed by knife throwing.
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    US Blasted H-Bomb?
    112 1 NEW YORK. Nov. 7 (Reuter) The United States may have' i exploded the world's first hydrogen bom!) but is keeping it secret, according to speculative American press reports here. The reports said this year's tests were generally expected to include an experiment m which a standard atom
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    Royal Crosses
    28 1 LONDON. Nov. 7 (Router) Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh last night planted crosses m the Empire Field of Remembrance at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.
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    Decision On Rubber Combines
    93 1 Decision On Rubber Combines OTTAWA. Nov. 7. (Reuter) —Canada has decided to prosecute rubber companies alleged to have participated m illegal price-fixing combines, the Minister for Justice Mr. Stuart Garson announced today. Nineteen companies ana tne Rubber Association of Canada were named m a report published by Mr. Garson last
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    IKE, TRUMAN TO MEET ON NOV. 17
    165 1 AUGUSTA, N T ov 7 (UP) Dwight Eisenhower agreed to a White House conference with President Truman during the week of Nov. 17 and then got back to the purpose of his visit here— rest and recreation. The President-elect. who arrived on Wednesday
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    Woman Stabbed
    31 1 22-vear-oM Indian woman. admitted into the Genera Hospital Singapore l»s£ »i«ht with a stab wound m the neck. She was found at Johore Fiats. Spooner Road, with a vegetable
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    The Queen At Llyods Ceremony
    30 1 LONDON. Nov 7 (Reuter)-— Queen Elizabeth laid the foundation stone of a great new building for Lloyds of London, the 264-year-old insurance concern, last night.
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    72 1 THIS is the half-completed Pasir Panjang Power Station which when fully "clothed" would be 550 feet lons and 280 feet wide. The roof of the buildiag will be 115 feet from the ground with two towering smoke stacks, 230 feet tall. This station will house six giant steam turbines each
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    Worst Gale In 25 Years Lashes UK
    318 1 LONDON, Nor. 7 (Reuter)— Britain today totted up damage caused by the worst storm m 25 years that lashed the island last night. Gusts of wind that howled out of the Atlantic at 94 miles an hour also hit France's Atlantic coast. In
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    11 Killed In B-50 Crash
    40 1 11 Killed In B-50 Crash LONDON. Nov. 7. (Reuter) The United States Air Force said today 11 men were aboard a giant B-50 strato-bomber which crashed m flames near here during a gale last night. No survivors have been reported.
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    'RED CASUALTIES RISING'
    300 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri .-The High Commissioner, General sir Gerald Templer. who has returned from a short holiday m Ceylon. resumed his tours or inspection of the country today He flew by Beaver to Temerloh District of Pahang. General Templer visited the rearouped Malay kampong 01 Buntut Pulau
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    Nobel Prizes Go To 4 Scientists. Writer
    160 1 STOCKHOLM, Nov 7 (AP)— Four eminent American and British scientists and one world famous French writer, received the Ncbel Prizes m Physics, Chemistry and Literature last night. The prizes totalled nearly US$lOO,OOO m addition to 'tie priceless prestige accompanying the awards. The winners
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    P.T.C. Paid Govt. $2M.
    96 1 PENANG, Fri A tola; of $1373.249 was paid as lax t> the Giovernmeni by the Penang i Turf Club for the year ended lAugusl 31, IWSZ as against $1,743,405 for the previous year, arid In addition S-i:!.!*4l was paid a- entertainme I duly, while 165.000 has
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    Hurt In Brawl
    31 1 MARAII SINGH [4t) I■ > admitted into the Genei i Hospital SifiK-i|> i; < I seriously Injured following I street brawl it Layend »i Street Police have detained a man.
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    Japs Agree To Packers' Black List
    77 1 Japs Agree To Packers Black List THE President of the Jap i i Rubber Manufacturer*' Association lia^ agreed to black- 1 »< Colony Srms shipping inferi h and undergrade rubber. A letter to this effect his been received by Mr F. G Holiday. Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Conunei
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    URGENT BID TO STOP VOTE FRAUDS
    326 2 URGENT BID TO S TOP VOTE FRAUDS Ely the To Push Bill Through All The Stages Standard Staff Reporter THE two Bills to amend the Singapore Legislative and City Council Elections Ord.nances giving powers to Returning Officers to demand production of identity cards by voters will be rushed through all
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    42 2 SIX pupils of Standard IV. Stamford Girls' School, Singapore, yesterday tame to The Standard Office and contributed 522 to the Readers Christmas Toy Fund. Picture shows Miss Joy Manson. member of the Standard Staff, receiving the donation from the girls.— Standard photo.
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    Toy Fund -$9,564
    135 2 Toy Fund -$9,564 KM Stefaporc SlwrfaH BekMwledg^ «•»!> |l»"* 9 ho r*lk»wias donations w> »n<^ hrisf.nts T«»v Fund: arhn. '.wlrujfrd Mr IUh1« Mac Dmui <tudrut ol ihe Mr <ardar l^rv* Batu Anal Stjnd.ird Stamford Girt»' >! l.ouis **J ]\|r <.X- S«l«untni >lr HK Hrath m Mr. Tin Hunj Mr. l-.dw.ird
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    Woman Used Abusive Words
    55 2 A WOMAN itood on a' pavemt-nt and lifted her kehaya *m front of a crowd while: she was abus?"g .1 resident at; Kampong Bahru Road. Singapore PvilVe Court was told yesterday. The woman. Amah binte AbduUa charged with di-ord-e: y behaviour and using abu--:ve ;af!3tiage on
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    No Queue Jumping, Rules Mr. Blythe
    156 2 Standard SUIT Reporter FT WOULD be "highly invidious to allow Government servants or members of their families to jump the queue at out-dooi dispensaries intended for all members of the public." This was the Singapore Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe's reply to the
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    Tribute Paid To Mr. Woodford
    86 2 A TRIBUTE to the late Mr. 1 Henrj Edward Woodford. Singapore's former Registrar Tf Births and Deaths, was paid by Mr. E. J. Phillips Registrar-General of Births and Deaths, m his annual report for 1951 issued yesterday. Mr. Phillips said that when Mr Woodford was
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    31 2 AN ARTISTS sketch of the Lim Bo Seng pagoda memorial which will bt built at the Singapore Esplanad e shortly The Singapore City Council has approved the P»au. Stand ard photo.
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    Jamieson Moved To Secretariat
    109 2 Jamieson Moved To Secretariat THE GOVERNOR of Singapot? Mr. J. F. Xicoll. has approved the following lour 1 appointments. Miss MM Fleurv. Nursing Sister Malayan Nursing Service. to act as Matron. Grade 11, Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital with effect Horn Sept- li M-- John tiniest Jeans to [officiate as Administrative
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    48,116 Babies Born Last Year
    369 2 Standard Staff Reporter A TOTAL of 48J16 babies were born Singapore, last year, an increase of 1,745 over the 1950 total of 46,371. Compared with the 1950 figures, there are »4 more males and 851 more female births states Mr. E. J. Phillips, Registrar-General of
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    DC A Workers Want Pay Scales Revised
    173 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Department of Civil Aviation Workers' Union wants the Colony Government to revise their present salary scales and conditions of employment. The Union has written to the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L Biythe. informing him. that members of the
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    Council To Consider Increased Land Tax
    289 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Ci V y Council is soon likely to be j out of the "red"' financially j and will be able to find enough funds for special services projects. The Colony Government has now agreed to the Council's re- j
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    3 Adjudicated Bankrupts
    80 2 THREE men, Osman- bin Akbar Omar bin Haji Mohame.i Yasin ami Eric Joseph Woodford were adjudicated bankrupt before the Chief Justice Sir Charles Murray-Ayns'ey m the Singapor-. H:?h Court. yesterday. O^man. who owed SWW creditors $1,310. offered to pay $10 a month Omar who owed 11 creditors
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    100 Bursaries For Teaching
    207 2 THE Singapore Government j i has approved the allocation of fund:, to provide for the i a\\r» r l of 100 Bursaries to intend' ng teachers, who are now students at the University of; MaU ya. The maximum value of each bursary is $1,500 a year
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      47 2 THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE.... B UNGA RAJ A Hi m EVERYBODY S FAVOURITE EK£3^\ ©O«00 per bottle LJ -X Bungo Rodin Mos Perfume $3.00 bot. +C Bunga Kemantin Perfume $3.00 bot. Poppy Rajah Perfume $3.00 bot. ENQUIRIES INVITED FROM PERFUME DEALERS. ROBIHSON a CO., LTD. rafres place s'potl
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    ESPLANADE HAWKERS WILL SHIFT
    202 3 i4sA; GW. For Crown Land Beside Park Standard Staff Reporter THE 100-odd Singapore Esplanade hawkers who were not allocated stalls at the new Esplanade Restaurant which opens on Nor. 15 hare approached the Colony Government to carry on their business on a piece of Crown land
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    possessed Terrorist Document Charge
    25 3 possessed Terrorist Document Charge 1 T T i hi I the ci ation II TS :i (b) j .'lt the iorl of I the j
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    36 Malayans Train With Jordan King
    35 3 trainBritain's ,iy are >f King lan w:- is i lev > 1 1 •i•. race, i\ ins i [n the cadet- IS have 22 fl vn I Cc r' lldSX
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    Promotions Approved
    38 3 f State for I m, Singap 'te. be Medi.imic i ?>■ Gene Hos- > B R. be K Singai s1 ml sei M »yan V A F sh P >,• i Ser- VcP Sei R M .> ip. Radio »cist,
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    Canadian Warship Due
    19 3 Canadian Warship Due s imuns Krportrr N i irship Is Sing ipore IT. -•>' ernnienji iffice .-oiild »rs or the
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    Towgay Men Need $200,000 To Shift
    175 3 TOWGAY growers m the Rochore, Kallang and Gevlang areas of Singapore will have to close their wells soon, which means —going out of business until they can find a suitable alternative place to grow towgay. The Health Committee of the City Council at its
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    Salaries' Revision
    71 3 SINGAPORE Government iffuials and representatives of the junior technical as>istants >f various Government departments yesterday began nego:iation3 on the revision of salaries of the J.T.A's. No conclusions were reached and a further meeting wil! be :ie'.d shortly. The various unions representing the technical assistants had rejected the Bonn
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    'Pass' Charge
    79 3 FOR saying "nass" to a bus onductof m a Singapore Traction Company bus on Nov. 11 Mariappan. 24, was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with cheating the bus conductor of a fare. It was alleged that Mariappan led the bus conductor to believe that he
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    $5 Bribe Offer Ends In 8100 Court Fine
    113 3 MEMBERS oi the Singapore mobile police < nurtesy corps— formed about two months Ikeii afjpearances for the first time m the Seraad Police Court yesterday, when they 11 h I w»C m which a Chinese was found I tttertei them a S5
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    US Film Executive Arriving Tomorrow
    27 3 N' BURGER. General Sales Iriterna- Ustributora pic- the world >A and Cans- <*»- *n S| :1 h re a few ;> k fjfwdini to
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    159 3 ONI. lonjr shrill wUsttc and nine "pirates* dashed into < ipitol Re^aurant last nijjht. brandishing swords and knives. I .lev unit up to the peaeefa] diners and Tobbed" them. The victims were not m the least agitated. Instead they smiled at the "pirates" and handed over their money willingly. For
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    Malacca Nurses
    35 3 THE Resident Commissioner. Malacca, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom, will present certificates to nine nurses who have passed their general nursing course at the General Hospital, Malacca, on Nov. 15 at 9 p.m*
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    Car Crash Death Verdict
    191 3 Car Crash Death Verdict SIX officials of the Indonesian consulate general's office. Singapore, who were travelling m a station wagon were involved In an accident, resulting m one killed. the Singapore Coroner was told yesterday. The Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, was holding an inquest into the death of Jusuf Hassan
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    31 3 SINGERS Lily lee and Shirley Abicair, who enter, tamed the guests at the Poppy Day Ball at Flagstaff house, home of Sir Charles and Lady Kelghtley. on Thursday.— Standard Photo. i
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    Pneumonia Kills 32 In Singapore
    35 3 THIRTY-TWO died Irom pneumonia m Singapore last week against 17 for the week before. Enteritis claimed 17 died as a result of tuberculosis. Altogether, 181 deaths recorded lor this oer&dr
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    GIRL FAILS IN 4th BID 70 END LIFE
    180 3 A LABOURER working near the Esplanade one night eyed a pretty young girl as she passed him. When he turned round to have a second look at her, he found that she had vanished. This was stated m the Singapore Second Police
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    S.I.T. Houses 45,000 People
    84 3 TO DATE, the Singapore Improvement Trust has rehoused 45,000 persons and 2,500 units of housing accommodation are at present m the course of erection, states an S.I.T. pamphlet issued yesterday At the moment ithere are 10,000 applications on the housing register with varying degrees of priority.
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    Youth Took Man's Duck —Court Told
    196 3 Youth Took Man's Duck Court Told POSING as a detective a youth was alleged to have forcefully taken away a hawker's boiled duck m spite of his tearful pleading, a Singapore District Court was told yesterday. In \\vt dock stood Heng Ah Seong charged with extortion of a boiled duck
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    Deserter Held Up Camp Guard (court told)
    323 3 THE Singapore Second District Court was told how a deserter of the Singapore Guard Regiment, who broke into a NAAFI store at Wessex Estate and got away after holding the night watchman at gun point, was arrested soon after he tried to obtain
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    Income Tax Dept Put Off
    108 3 Income Tax Dept Put Off K. MURUGAYA and Chua Van Hin, against whom the Comptroller of Income Tax sought receiving and adjudication orders before the Chief Justice Sir Charles MurrayAynsley m the Singapore High Court, had their cases postponed for mention on Dec. 5. It was said that they had
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    Over $***** Netted For Poppy Fund
    153 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Poppy Day Appeal Fund Ball, which was held at Flagstaff House on Thursday night, was pronounced a "huge success' yesterday by members of the Committee, who said it had netted more than $11,000. Sales of poppies at the Bail yielded
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    Two Mothers Were 13
    72 3 Two Mothers Were 13 TWO 13-year-old Singapore mothers gave birth to two 'babies a boy and a girl m 1951. says the annual report on the Registration of Births and Deaths. The largest number of babies were delivered by mothers between the ages of 22 and 25. Highest individual average
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    37 4 LT. COL. C. A. I. Sutber, commanding the 2nd Bn. Malay Regiment for the last three yean, who will lea*« Singapore tomorrow for a post m the I nited Kingdom. He is pictured here with Mrs. Suther.
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    Port Dickson To Witness Big Parade
    98 4 KUALA LI'MPUR, Fri.— The biggi I parade m noonths v.':'; be he d at Port Dtekson OH Sunday, Xcv. 16 when >tvrn con panics of Ma;ay *R« jiment racroita and the newly-formed Boy? Company will take part m the passing mil parade ol 4:>o
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    Brit Council Shows The Way
    79 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The British Council Centre. Young Road, Kuala Lumpur is holding an exhibition of educational materials wall charts on a ranSe of subjects and a variety of visual aids m teaching, especially useful lor junior cla-ses. A special display is made of instruct
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    Police Find Body
    50 4 PENANG Fri. Police this morning exhumed the body of an Indian who was buried m swampy land m Patani Road. The body has been identified as that of Kutee Ali, a rice vendor, m Jelutong. Police have detained a couple. They will be produced m court tomorrow.
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    SAKAI GETS HIS REVENGE
    137 4 Blood Trails Spelt Doom For Terrorist viiAiA IiJMPUR Fri— A Sakoi auxiliary policeman who was KUALA LUmrUR, m. l l t AM aIi Porak yesterday led tl,™ to "am- «w~red <*• tmoral w rasrars«f y& gave: Gurkha soldier was seriously wounded. The terrorist who was killed
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    33 4 MR. JOHN F. NICOLL, Governor of Singapore, chatting with Miss Kittie Meyer while Mr. Stanly Ward looks on, at the Poppy Day Ball held at Flagstaff House on Thrusday m Singapore. Standard Photo.
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    SULTAN NEEDS COMPLETE BEST
    76 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sultan of Selangor who has been an inmate of the Bungsar Hospital since his return to the State from a pilgrimage to Mecca is now m his Istana after being examined by specialists. A bulletin issued today states that the Sultan is
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    New Rice Ration In Negri
    86 4 THE Assistant Controller of declared' UuSfis from .NoVember IT the rice ration m Negri SembUan, wili bo issued at not more than 5 katUes per male '4 kattiea per female and 3| katues per child under 1- years of age, per week. Ri,-e rations will
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    Mr. Chin's Advice On Borrowing
    171 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH Fri.— Members of t !i e Mercantile Co-operative T**™** and Loan Society, were told by their president Mr. Chin Thin Yee to give up the habit 01 savin* and borrowing at trie same time, at the Society's annual meeting. Tlie object
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    Inche Sarkarin New President
    41 4 INCHE Sarkarin ha<; been appointed President of the Johore Medical Workers Union to succeed Mr. Kael Singh who has resigned on being transferred from Johore Bahru to Tampoi Inche Ali bin Hamid is the new General Secretary.
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    Emergency Review
    44 4 Emergency Re view THE Emergency m October will be reviewed at 6.25 this evening m a broadcast over Radio Malaya m the series "Spotlight on the Emergency." The report is prepared by Mr. R. N. Lindsay. Chiet Press Officer, m the Federation Information Services.
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    Malacca Candidates Issue Programme
    155 4 MALACCA, Fri.-The three candidates nominated by MCA and UMNO to contest the three Municipal Council l seats for Boktt China, Fort and i wards toSay issued a joint six-point programme. They staled that they would firstly press for all Municipal Council proceedings b e held either
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    2 Killed In Operations
    80 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Headquarters Malaya announce the death of Private D. J. Latter of the Ist Royal West Kents who was killed m operations m aid of the Civil power yesterday. He was the leading scout entering a terrorist camp m Kuala Kubu and was shot
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    MAIL TRAINS
    35 4 THE Malayan Railway Administration announces th;<: from Monday, Nov. 10. both the isp and down day Dial trsin< running between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur wi. cease to 'stop at Tebong and Bulofa Kasap.
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    Life Triangle Ends In Tragedy
    175 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Because a salesman refused to allow his mistress a separate establishment from his wife, she drank caustic soda and died six days later m hospital. The salesman, Teh Hang Kiat, of Tong Ah and Company No. 6, Roger Street, Kuala Lumpur, told
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    Two Years' Jail For Consorting
    73 4 Two Years' Jail For Consorting IPOH, Fri. —An Englishspeaking Malay, Mohamed Nong bin Hashim today receded a sentence of two years penal servitude from Mr. Justice Pretheroe lor consorting with bandits. He pleaded guilty to a charge which alleged that he consorted with bandits between January and May this year
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    Skeleton Found
    38 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A skeleton was found yesterday behind a house at Klang Road. It was m the same area that an Indian boy was last reported seen about three months ago. He is still missing.
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    Sel. Muzzling Order Eased
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The muzzling order m Selangor has been cancelled. It is. however, ordered that all dogs under four months of age m Kuala Lumpur Municipal limI its, Jinjang New Village and j Salak South New Village must jbe tierl up or when at large
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    Co-op Officer
    20 4 MR. S. Shanmugam. Cooperative Officer, from Kuala Lumpur, has resumed duties here as Indian Co-operative Officer, West Pahang.
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    Perak CCC Flays Businesses Bill
    249 4 IPOH, FrL— The Registration and Licensing ol Businesses Bill "acts a^ a precedent for ev.ry con ceivable purpose to benefit one scheme at the expense of another/ This is the opinion of the committee of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce which today unanimously resolved
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    Youth Had Red Papers —18 Months
    69 4 Youth Had Red Papers —18 Months IPOH. Fii. -For having m his possession "Hi 1 Songs" and a oopj of Sumanity News' and other terrorist docunra aU a youth. Leo Kuw, I'J. was today sentenced to l« months 1 rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice P:vihv:oe. Lee admitted posses- ion o;
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    Onn Leai CtoWninl Festivity C'ttee
    42 4 Onn Leai CtoWninl Festivity C'ttee THE V to i oi tto Qi Kato v. Bind Comrn ttee Men n Da' > Ow Cha meeting yi a |> ol bration^. I' oatii Hi night I J be P A F Pi F< V is 1
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    Remembrance Day In Paharg
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    'Couple Lands On Padans
    13 4 'Couple Lands On Padans I evs 1 I I a he I I
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    MALACCA HOUSE RATE UP P.C.
    302 5 Move To Meet Settlement's Record Budget MALACCA, Fri. Municipal Councillors at a special meeting today raised the house and vacant land assessment of its consolidation rates from 25 to 30 per cent for next year m an effort to meet as much as possible one
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    H. Guards' Ambush Praised By Sultan
    25 5 H. Guards' Ambush Praised By Sultan .v r tSr G lard B :i Si i€ Se ift-, j K.i.iln 1 n .<■ iii i Co nuniM
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    46 5 "EVERYMAN" a morality play m Knslish will be presented by the Tamil M.Y.F. at Uw Women's Society of Christian Service (Tamil Methodist Church) concert m aid of th«* Church Organ Fund at the Anglo-Chinese School Barker Road, Singapore, at 8 p.m. today Picture sllmvs the east
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    Car, Ambulance In Accident
    11 5 Car, Ambulance In Accident It —.A i car B• I p
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    Scheme To Improve Rubber Production
    263 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malay rubber producers who form the majority of small rubber producers m Malaya will m future be taught modern methods of producing rubber by Malays who have gained special training m rubber production on large estates m this country. Under a scheme
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    Varsity Elections
    55 5 Sixty-five student nominees will contest 30 seats at the forthcoming fifth elections ot the University of Malaya Sindents' Union council on Wednesday. Nov. 12. The following are the seven constituencies which will be contested: Non-Hostelites' Dunearn Road Hostel: Tan Tock Seng Hostel: F.M.S. Hostel: Patterson Hill Hostel: Holne
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    Plays To Aid Scout Fund
    100 5 TilF. Boa Lam Dramatic Association -:uged a Festival i Chinese Drama at the Vienna Theatre last merit m aid oi the Singapore North District Bay Scouts Local Association Jamboree Fund The Association presented trace p'.ays m Mandarin last :aght and they will present four more
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    Mr. Wee On Youth Problems
    166 5 MR. ERIC Wee. President of the Singapore Youth Council, who is at present m Britain visiting youth centres and ovi ganizations under the auspices oi me British National Committee of the World Assembly 'of Youth. emphasized the amount of work which had vet |to be
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    Today's Power Cuts
    282 5 Today 's Power Cuts Mi:>i\TloNs BTifctr i«» Hoi i >Immliliiis today: DAY II nine Pip*. Bhecni Bhm, F«rU. Quarry. Nanyanf Mfg.. lt Pan Si« National brbon* Pnn«^ Elizabeth Est. Dairy t arm. U" Timah Village. United thnesc X \\ks.. Lam Soon Caniwry. liases. Kiltmrn Est. n l) Maintce. Depot lurr
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    Rehearsal After Show
    149 5 NORMALLY m theatre business, it's a rehearsal that precedes a show. However m "I.ovf In Idleness,** the play presented by the Stage Club, this angle went into reverse with a rehearsal following a series of suoeessful shows. This Standard picture shows lonv Blatrh and June Peters m
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    400 HEAR CIVIC DAY SPEECHES
    135 5 SEREMBAN, Fn. -Over 400 persons gathered at Seremban today for the second session of the Civics Day Course at the King George V School. Junior government officers, Malay gurus, penghulus and others connected with the administration were present. They attended talks by departmental heads and
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    56 5 Stondard London Correspondent LONDON, Nor. 7.-TH. foUoj^ B ■rices of tubbet and tin on tht London Market today:— LONDON WJBSIR December JJVt June/Sept. JJ\JNot. c.i.f. 22i^. Market: LONDON TIN Spot £958.105. p«r ton buyers, 1959.105. setlcrt. Thre« months: 1940 buyers, £941 sellers. Sertloment Price: 1958. Sales
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    100 Attend B. Serene Reception
    132 5 MORE than 100 prominent Johore Malays. State Coun- cillors. news editors and news I agency rorrespondents. m- j eluding pressmen, who coverJed the Royal tour m Sinsa- pore, the Federation and Bor- I neo. and their vives were. guests of the Commissionerjrieneral. Mr. Malcolm Mac-
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    2 WOMEN ARE CUBMASTERS
    53 5 IPOH. Fri. A bOOttt census taken by the Perak Boy Scout Association shows that there are 6.480 scouts and cubs m the state For the first time, there are two Malay women serving a^ cubmaster and assistant cobmaster attached to 11th. Taiping Group of the Malay
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    Selelar Ward Prepares For Dec. Elections
    98 5 Selelar W ard Prepares For Dec. Elections NOTWITHSTANDING ib c threat of the Singapore Xwvnl, Base Union, whose members anH families number aboul 5.000. the Singapore ("iovitij- ment is gearing Its machinery] for the by-election m Seletar] Ward for Che Legislative Coun-I cil to fill the vacancy caused] by ihe
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    RC WILL LAY Ist. WREATH
    105 5 PENANG Pri Mi R. r. Bingham Residenl t> r•i- sioner. «i!' lay li> r ;:Tsf wreath at tomorrow- Re ;.<■•"- bcaocc Day parade i( Penang Esinanade. He v.-il! v>e Ebllow^d by Capt A. A. Martin. Chairman ;>! th«» Ex-Ser\Ke Associatioi. of Malaya. Mr. Justice SfecncerWlikinson
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    Found In Sea
    47 5 A LABOURER. Low CiNIM Kvian (21). was brui^hi out unconscious by boatlWj n I; tt>* sea at Telok Aver Basn, yesterday. He aras admitted it to the Genera! Hospital, Sinfapof*. Low ma believed hi have fa Heii ofl boal moorad «i Ifc* Ba in.
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    54 5 THE Duchess of Rmt <nsas;ed ia conversation with the Recent of Juhore. UK Tenfiku Mahkota. at Bukit Serene yesterday. The Dwke of Kent returned to Singapore from Hoagkoag by H.A.I. York aircraft yesterday and was driven to Bukit Serene. On Sunday thr Ro.va! Party will leave on their homeward journey.
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    Conflict In Kenya
    737 6 \|R OLIVER LYTTELTONS prognosis that the Man tfal rebellion has no economic causes looks like ignorance deliberately cultivated. This shrewd misunderstanding by a man who presumably guides British c< lonial policy is all the more strange m view of the announcement by the new Governor of Kenya,
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      FURTHER THOUGHTS ON A CHINESE DEPARTMENT
      722 6 Sir:— ln my first letter opening the discussion on the subject of Chr ese Studies, I briefly dealt with \\v> experience of the Hongkong University m its prewar Chinese Department. Next I discussed the sources oi supply of pupils namely, secondary schools m Malaya,
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      EXORBITANT SECURITY
      74 6 Sir- As an applicant for RIDA assistance I am bewildered by the Jasin District Committee asking for double the amount of the loan applied for as a security. As long as this absurdity prevails and the work of RIDA is left m the hr.nds of inexperienced RIDA officials
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      The Bust Comes Out Into The Open
      335 6 Sir:— Although I have never truckled to the type of journalism which finds sly humour m the trappings ladies strap across their chests, I now succumb with a tired sigh and recognize the female bosom as being a matter of public interest. There
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      NO LIGHTS HERE
      115 6 Sir; Before the 2nd World War St. Michael's Road was well illuminated by street lamps posted near the side of the drain. Now our City Councillors have totally neglected the lighting of this residential area. Luckily there has been no major accidents so far. Most probably the
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    But These Are In The Front Line Too
    1368 6  -  RAWLE KNOX j^uhnHy Has Filmed Them. Nobody Has Written About Them By THE men who are right m the front line of Malaya's anti-Communist war carry no guns. They are the 300,--000 rubber tappers— mostly Southern Indians but with a generous sprinkling
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    Review of Views
    48 6 Review of Views Malay Customs I D V»>j m the S [< i'he numb cling couching I i decreas utusan. believes I nf 1 not Like D.; i i trip U) casu st i U tfal for the o coming C I I 1 libber ch< 1 around h
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    MOVE TO FREE IRON & STEEL
    329 7 MOVE TO FREE IRON STEEL Socialists Will Fight 'Every Inch Of The Way LONDON, Nov. 7: (Reuter)— Winston Churchill's Government yesterday squared off for its biggest fight with the Labour opposition by issuing a bill for returning Britain's iron and steel industry t o private ownership. Socialists, who nationalised steel
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    33 7 Princess Margaret walks past a line of girls on her arrival at Selfridge's the big London store. She was attending a dance there m aid of the St. Marylebone Housing Association. AP photo.
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    Governors: GOP Sweep 20 Of 30
    8 7 Governors: GOP Sweep 20 Of 30 five I
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    Give Chiang 4 Yrs.'
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    India, Pak. Urged To Negotiate
    141 7 UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 7, (AP):— Britain and the United States yesterday called on India and Pakistan to hold immediate high-level meetings here m an elTort to end their dispute over Kashmir within 30 days. The two Western powers submitted a resolution to the U.N. Security
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    Eden Pays Tribute To Ike
    224 7 LONDON, Nov. 7, (AP): Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden said Thursday night Britain counts on Presidentelect Eisenhower's "continuing help and co-opera-tion" m coping with the j problems confronting the free world." He declared there had been an improvement m the position of West and added: "There
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    Red Challenge In UN Squelched
    104 7 UNITED NATIONS. Nov. 7, (UP)— Russia yesterday challenged China's right to preside i uver the UN Security Council, but was quickly squelched by Nationalist China's delegate. Dr. Tingfu Tsiang. The Soviet delegate. Valerian Zorin, raised the issue at the outset oi the afternoon I council
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    California Chinese Can Vote
    109 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7, (UP): California voters struck from their state constitution a 73-year-old article, discriminating against the Chinese, latest returns showed yesterday. Almost complete returns from Tuesday's election showed a vote of 1,176,232 to the 366,--233 for a proposition to strike from the constitution the
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    Thai 'Police State' Charge
    52 7 BANGKOK, Nov. 7. (AFP) —Charging that the heavy Budget estimate for police m Thailand was making country "a police state," a Thai member yesterday attacked the new Budget estimates. The Finance Minister replied that military and police expenditure was vitally important "m preparation for a possible
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    New Hope For British Blind
    120 7 LEEDS, England, Nov. 7, ,Rr. iter) New hope has come for thousands of sightless B: tons on hospital waiting I c cornea-grafting operaT..e delicate operation been one by which a sec- of the eye of the dead person is removed and grafted to a li\
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    Half Of UK Homes Have No Youngsters
    173 7 LONDON, Nov. 7, (Reuter).— More than half of Britain's homes have no children under 16, census figures showed yesterday. They pinned down the decline m the birthrate common to all industrial countries. j The figures were based on a one per cent sample
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    Win Nobel Prize
    33 7 STOCKHOLM, Nov. 7 (AP) British scientists Dr. Archer Martin and Dr. Richard M. Synge won the 1952 Nobel Prize m Chemistry for their discovery of a new chemical separation method.
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    Congressman Dies
    21 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, (Renter):— Congressman Adolph Joachim Sabath, 86. (Democrat Illinois) doyen of the House of Representatives died yesterday.
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    Court Frees 'Husband Killer'
    172 7 RIIEIMS, Nov. 7: (Reuter) Yvonne Chevallier was acquitted yesterday after a dramatic trial for shooting her cabinet-Minister husband m a fit of Jealousy over his mistress. The seven-man Jury returned the verdict after hearing of the fatal Sunday morning m August last year when the 41-year-old
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    103 7 photo Petty-Officer Ernie Barwell was doing the proud Daddy act and passing his son Paul, five months, around among his shipmates aboard H. M. S. Burghead Bay. PettyOfficer Ted Harcup was holding the baby when suddenly the order tame: "Fall m the liberty men." Ted was a liberty man. He
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    Countess Tells How Footman Shot Her
    332 7 PRESCOT, England, Nov. 7, (Reuter).— The darkhaireTSeauVeous Countess of Derby described m court yesterday how a young footman forced her t > stand up and turn around before he shot her m the neck. The footman 19-year-old Harold Winstanley, was committed for trial on
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    26 US Envoys To Submit Resignations
    144 7 WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.. (AP)- m addition to becretary of State Dean Acheson and other high U.S. diplomatic officials expected to submit their resignations, there are 26 so-called political appointees as ambassadors or ministers m foreign countries. MP of them, along with all other heads
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    No Change In US FE Policy-Allison
    216 7 TOKYO, Nov. 7, (AP).— John M. Allison, I \S. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern affairs, yesterday forecast no major shift m America's relations with Japan and South-East Asia under the forthcoming Eisenhower Republican administration. Allison, asked at a news conference if he
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    'Deterrent To Red Aggression'
    70 7 WASHINGTON Nov (\:P):— The State Departnii t spokesman. Mr. Midiae! .1 Dermott, said yesterday thai the M sea defensive zooe established irj South Korean ufaten Is i !i Ultimate counter-mea i to Communist aggression. The spokesman added that the Soviet protest against the zone is another
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    57 8 i i i "The Empress of Saigon, r 1 < bnitt by the Haarlem < shipbuilding Company, Holland, slips into the i water as U is Lfcuacaed j at Haarlem on Oct. 28 by Empress Nam Pbuttng of I i Vietnam, on a visit to Holland. The vessel is destined
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    3 UK warships To Call Here
    206 8 3 UK w arships To Call Here Homeward Bound From Korea THREE British warships, aircraft carrier HMS Ocean, destroyer H^ lroquois, and frigate HMh St. Brides Bay. will| pass through Singapore on their homeward voyage to IK. from Korean waters next week. The Firefly znd Sea Fury pilots trows M»e
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    Talks Deadlock
    42 8 LONDON. Nov. 7 (Router)— Wagte negotiations for 000.000 Biifish shipyard and industrial j worken deadlocked yesterday. renewing the threat ot major p:oducuon dislocation. 1 Employers t^ld the unions they wii! not raise their ottered 6 Hd. across the board raise.
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    RUSSIA SAID BUILDING '2,500 MPH' AIRCRAFT
    146 8 RUSSIA SAID BUILDING '2,500 MPH' AIRCRAFT WASHINCxTON. Nov 7. (Reuten American Aviation Magazine, a trade Publication said yesterday that the Soviet Union was developing piloted rocket fighter planes Unable of travelling 2.000 |m.ph. at a height of 200,000 feet I, said that according to I sources "m contact with aeroi
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      507 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS 1 Koval Kuiterdam LU»d Hollawl America Line Nederland Line Kotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX PORTLAND (Maine) BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHIIVdELPHIA, BALTIMORE. MOBILE NEW ORLEANS. S*pore P. STiam Penans KOTA GEDE (RL) I*/ 14 Nov 15 Not KiNov KOT% BAROE (RL) 3S Nov Dec 7 Dec 8 Dei
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    Malaya-RI Rubber Talks
    212 9 hi Jakarta Producers Seek 1 Oil (ominon Stand TALKS preporotory to the London meeting januory of the working party of the interot.onal Rubber Study Group were held this #ee fc n Jakarta between Malayan represen--t.vcs and those of Indonesia. d sources m Singapore said yesterday that re
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    46 9 >ome idea of the size of i the Doxford 2.800 b.h.p. marine diesel engine now 1 bring produced m Australia 1 can be gained from this I 1 view of a section of a i 1 crankshaft. Total weight of i the crankshaft is 42 tons. <
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    RUBBER DROPS 1 CENT
    34 9 RUBBER DROPS 1 CENT i 5 ipore pet and i j ower showed 1 grade hip- 1 rr-un c!o. c iri£» pri j <i'id am ta T 1 f Rising he 2 quid t
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    72 9 I KSUICj ruhher prlre» ,h m Smca Ha^^r» Srttrn T T i R.S.S 771 i> > tti ni r,S.S 683 CM inri SfigbUjf iumion HI BBfel I iiing R.S.S ><*ul»Mii<*nt i m (I. Btivers I i. d. Boyen (i Sellers Sli i iFORS, limn.— I r »»t tin
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    Exchange Rates
    61 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association buying rales (per Si oo Malayan) are: New York 32 I (T.T.), 33 tO.D.), ;.::>,s on credit bills and 33 3/10 on trad., bills (9fl d st); Canada 31] (T.T.), 32 CO.D.), S2\ (90 c! st > Selling (T.T. 0.D.): New York 32},
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    Austral Malay Tin
    46 9 AUSTRAL Malay Tin group [announced the following re-, f ims for October; Kampong Kamunting 14 tons of tin ore, Thahawleih 74 tons. Pungah 4.1 tons and Austral Amalgamated .-ix tons on tribute from Asam Kumbang. 63 tons Ulu Yam and 28 tons Puchong.
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    HK Trade Improves, Says Report
    111 9 HONGKONG. Nov. 7 (UP)—; A government official reported rked banparovemeni m trade conditions here, during the I quarter oi this year. Mr. Q A Macfadyen, Acting C iss nei oi Labi >;;r. bo his >gr« ss repoi aid im- provement was espc ially en- <•
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    Tin Shares: Bullish Tendency
    208 9 Tin Shares: Bullish Tendency Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Fri.— Bullish tendency continued m the Malayan tin shares market with fairly good turnover of business reported today. Industrial shares were fairly well absorbed but rubbers remained neglected. Changed prices ;i <c: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers B. B. Pel 38 38 fi Fed.
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    Produce Mart Was Quiet
    93 9 QUIET conditions prevailed m the produce market m Singapore yesterday with no business reported. Copra had buyers ai $36| per picul and sellers at $36}, no deals being reported. Coconut oil sellers indicated $56 per pica! with buyers at $53.1. Pepper were again easier nt $540
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG, Nov. 7:—Special Standard Service Closing prices 00 the llon^kon? Exchange today were $15.>">9 to £1 sterling $k.o;-s7:> to U. S. $1: 51. 8.33 to Malayan *1: *<vjBtfO to one Indonesia Rupinh. Gold «l280;iO U> one t.icl.
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    'World's Richest' Uranium Mine Discovered
    433 9 'World's Richest' Uranium Mine Discovered 'Ie omeni nen 1 ■>) .1 n- TOD i*a Sot\ exploit Ron b An n D-pvlof aim |t] v"n 5 a U BC€ potei tial bis B r '>rmed DC M»- before Au»" i *'va fa le ■>' v td ar, tßtaft rnmai y ilagss
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    Two Drug Firms Merge
    128 9 APPROVAL of the merger of E.R. Squibb and Sons into the IdatbiesoD Chemical Curpoi-ation by an overwhelming majority of stockholders of both corporations m September paves the ■.'.ny for greater development ot research, manufacturing and marketing facilities of bo companies throughout the world, said Mr. Thomas
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    JUMP IN RUBBER EXPORTS
    115 9 JUMP IN RUBBER EXPORTS EXPORTS of rubber from Malaya last month jumped to 83,644 tons, making the total shipment for the ten months of 1952 to 762.309 tons (900.700 tons for the corresponding period last year), according to official statistics. During October, Malaya shipped 27.874 tons to the United States
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    Japan To Turn To RI For Copra
    198 9  -  ARNOLD BRACKMAN Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Nov 7.— The four-man Japanese copra delegation which arrived here recently announced that it is Japan's intention to "import as much copra as possihie from Indonesia." The dclc£?ate.^ added that amounts of Japanese purchases W I depend
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    Colombo Plan Enthusiasm
    72 9 COLOMBO. Nov. 7 (ReuterJ— Mr. Geoffrey Wilson, Director of the Colombo Plan's. Bureau fur Technical Co-operation, said here yesterday he had been impressed by the enthusiasm of the countries taking part m Mr. Wilson, who has ended a tour of countries concerned, mw "I was impressed by
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      1344 10 7070 FINDS ANSWER IN ROSSELINI'S NEW FILM TF ALL Americans want is 1 Security, they can go to prison," said Dwight Eisenhower. President-elect of the United States of America, during a recent campaign speech. That is a solemn thought with which to bedevil the poor man-in-the-street as
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      194 10 pALL MEN FOUND HER fajSE/FBal^LJ) vivacious. pu«tat!ous^^W »g« y > ;^^HioSfto TURNER mt JS:CM IBr intM Mm 415> JK Fernando LAMAS MF>i Ind WEEK! TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT! "SHOOTING STAR" J Starring LI HSIANG LAN SO9JVI THE ENTERTAINMENT THRILL of A LIFETIME FIRST TIME ON THC SCREEN I /SS- Si"? 9
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      114 10 GALLANT FEW who FOUGHT with the |M,f f f'* j MIGHT IRELAND BRIDGES lIRISOI fjtkf. "MUTINY" ""i s-J- I Mil It IRriSIS f~v~w~u~u*xi~u*xfxrxrx'*o'T-rxj\.rT-Oj~_rxrxj*T-r\jn-r^ loday 9a.m. M IROQI (H^ llf Ml Tomorrow 9a. in. "GOLI IVriinirrftf J// EXCITING c/m.«> thai 1r,,,l Montis (firlft <€' tAUMtes acton* Europe. SirCednihara*.^ Today a Tomorrow
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      341 10 i 9 «W8& «H H ST( a. i Sx Tt fit 9 BRSSBBm. JS» KB B S ify R/FA P£L MAR TODWS QrOT\TIO\: Any party whi<h takes credit for ihr rain must not be sur pn>ed it its oppont-ntt blam«- it for the drought. Dv»i;ht Morrow. SATIRDAY FOR EVKRVONE: Try
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    33 11 LATEST jockey to arrive m Malaya is Australian Frank Hudson, who arrived from Sydney by Qantas BOAC yesterday to ride for Major Heddles' Stables. He is pictured here with his wife. Standard photo.
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    JAPAN'S BID FOR 4 TITLES .
    446 11 JAPAN'S BID FOR 4 TITLES Table Tennis Team Due In Singapore On Nov. 15 By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, Nov. 7 (UP) Japan has an excellent chance of winning four titles m the first Asian Table-Tennis Championships to be held at Singapore beginning November 22, Da Suke Daimon, President of the
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    Next Week's Hockey
    88 11 WEATHER permitting i a series of very interest > ins hockey matches will 1 be played on the pa dang 1 commencing from Mooday. MONDAY: The post- poned semi-final between the S.C.C. and the C.S.C. TUESDAY: The an i nual match between the I Civilians and the
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    Schoolboy Wins Badminton Title
    302 11 Schoolboy Wins Badminton Title PARIT BINTAR, Fit— Youth triumphed over ex perience m Wednesday night's open singles badminton final m the Krian District open championships when schoolboy, Ng Chin Huat. beat the defending champion, Khoo 800 Hin, after a thrilling three-set match. It was Chin Huat's stamina that decided the
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    Ong Heads Penang Turf Club Again
    312 11 PENANG, Fri. An attempt i to prevent the statement of ac-' counts of the Penang Turf j Club from being passed failed at the annual general meeting of the Club yesterday when the President. Mr. Ong Huck I.im ruled the motion to be "out
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    Perak's Weakness
    149 11 Kassim of the Tapah police takes the place of Craig at wing three quarter where he will combine for 4 he first time with Davidson. Beresford and Breakwell. They should get good support from Cheong Thiam Bok (scrumhalf) and Willingham (stand-off) both of whom were outstanding m last
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    Marshall's Last Night
    118 11 A large crowd turned up at the Singapore Badminton Stadium to see the last exhibition matches of the world amateur champion, Bob Marshall, last night. As m the previous nights, Marshall was much too good foi the local opposition. In the English game, lie beat Poh Kirn
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    Jumping Contest
    54 11 NEWYORK, Nov. 7 (AFP).— The American horseman. Billy Steinkraus. last night won the prize of the President of the Mexican Republic at the international jumping contest with Lieutenant Bertand De Breuil of the French Army second. The American team has already won four out of five events m
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    Pg. Malays Trounce Perlis In Gold Cup
    317 11 PEXANG, Fri.— Penang Malays, defending: champions, found no difficulty m clearing their first hurdle m the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition when they trounced the Perlis Malays by five goals to one on Victoria Green today Playing mi n the new role of
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    NS School Champions Held
    157 11 X A J A N G Fri.— King George V School of Seremban, hockey champions of the Negri Sembilan Combined School carnival, narrowly averted defeat when they met Kajang High School. A late goal scored by King George V m the closing stages made the fame
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    Perak's Chances Still Bright— Without Craig
    349 11  - Perak 's Chances Still Bright— Without Craig LEONG HEW MENG By IPOH, Fri.— Perak will make the first defence of their Rugby title when they engage Selangor m the opening match of the HMS Malaya competition at Ipoh tomorrow. After last week's convincing victory over Penang when they met m
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1684 12 RACE a-Hor^s Class 4, Dlv. *-5% Furs.-2.J0 p.m. 3 4H»O While Star |j 8. r y on? V Donnelly ,;,h. skyrider |J| Chee Jy 1 Flannery 5 im Abundance Jj :g£ j^McGregoi Watt Hobbs S,'.wer &ra n S X? Kin ffi Ma > tjtos»Xbs> 4, Div. 1-5%
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    KINGPORT FANCIED TO WIN PRESIDENT'S CUP
    351 12 Should Slam Opposition WITH Beau Temps, a smart first day wii not accepting m the President's Cup run over < today-the concluding day of the Selangor Meeting— Kuala Lumpur trainer Neil Hobbs cane year-old gelding by Kingsway, is strongly fancied Randwick was P' o^"
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    Today's Selections
    137 12 Wind&oi Lad [Gay Reveller ''flings ~"I UIIIIL STAB CLOXAGH tAMHIIi "I m Malay I ilin itiiniHuk < Kuntluick hit*- >i «r vi 2 TAHITI TAHITI lAlim iirirly K«*\ lie \<huir at BeecJi Park I ti«" Areadfaa Al LASI \<uk 11 ■< 1 1^ t T7~ "1 11 1
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    HEAVY GOING AT K.L.
    44 12 FOLLOWING hesvy rain at Kuala n» m P»r during the past two days, the going is expected to^u h bT y To°t« y will be "eld »n Races Three and Four and Seven and Eight. Big Sweep on Race Eight.
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    Best S'pore XV To Play Johore
    308 12  -  SCRUM- HALF B\ SINGAPORE should have Mritsesbcd n rxcHk rugby game on the Padans today but twa fad not reckoned with. Firstly, the Fijians de new fields and se'onrilv. the inability of Negri y bilan to field a team against the CombinH S« Nevertheless,
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    Bid To Improve Hockey Umpiring
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    Entries Open For 'Iron Men' Contest
    137 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-The Sehmgor Wh h lifting Championships for 1952 will be held at the Bukit Bintang Amusement Park Stadium on Dec^ 13 at Mt nm The championships are organised b> the Amateur Weightlifting Association of Selangor and will be open to the public
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    Negri Hockey Trial Today
    79 12 SEREMBAX. FrL— Nefri hockey selectors hive picked \t Dlavers from whom the home team trial match to mo. row against Negri Sembilan Combined Schools. After this practice match the Negri Sembilan learn for the forthcoming quadrangular hockey tournament at .Seremhan will be selected. Negri Sembilan players
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    Old Rafflesians
    63 12 The following have been chosen to represent the Old Rafflesians m a rugger ma eh against the Present today at the R W S r t: U T d: Paui. X* Wtag. X >k Peow, Michael. Hoo Gum. b Lye Fook San. Siew Choong, Choon War S. Rahman,
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      68 12 ipo|lf SINGAPORE HOCKEY: Civilian trial at SRC Dh\ 2B RAF Tengah v HK Bank at Tengah. BADMINTON: Poppy Day badminton at Singapore i Badminton stadiu.v.. 9 p.m. RUGBY: Johore 0 Singapore Cirilians at Johore Bahru. \Girls Win 1-0 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Kuala Kangsar Ciirtord Girls School were beaten by I
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