Singapore Standard, 13 November 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard ak'&iffi _L jj VOL. 11l NO. 134 THURSDAY, NOVfMBBI IJ, 1952. 12 FAGES FIFTEEN CENTS **f
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    Federation Has 3-Yr. Rice Plan
    373 1 Federation Has 3-Yr. Rice Plan Standard staff Correspondent Kl \LA LIMPIR. Ud To m*A the present gC ot rice which is to i untinue with the gressive increa>e in i the Federai,<.\ eminent has ap- > t nine-man Rice unrmttee, in an effort to Kcrietttc the planting of ni bl
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    A cheque followed this editorial
    126 1 A cheque followed this editorial IUVIVHHR hours after the above mneared in The Standard a cheque for Ibelow) arrived from Kuala Lumpur for Yelavthar, 55 vear-old retired employee M.lasan Railway, whose plight was the I tlie editorial. Velauthai had waited four months for his ui when it did come yesterday
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    ROLLS FOR SULTAN
    22 1 Sflaagea State Council has provided .WSH for m of a Rolls Kovre for the use of the Sultan oi
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    RED THAI PLOT CRUSHED
    483 1 CacheOfGuns, Poisons Front Russia Found BANGKOK, Nov. 12.— Following a £>und up of more than 200 suspects, the Thai Police today revealed a Kremlin directed plot by the National Liberation Party to overthrow the Government and set up a Communist regime mS Police General Phao Sriyanond,
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    N. Vietnam Governor Kicked Out
    116 1 SAIGON, Indo-China. Nov. 12 (AP):— Vietnam s L Jl ie of State. ex-Emperor Bao Dai. dismissed his governor of North Vietnam today anci replaced him with an ultranationalist whose party refused earlier to give the French full support in their fight against the Communistled Vietminh.
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    Midnight Attack By 20 Terrorists
    332 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.-Twenty four hours after terrorists in Kedah launched a. H hour attack on the police post at Nami, Kuala Nerang, about 20 terrorists, operating from four positions opened fire on the Gap police post in Raub about 40 minutes after midnight ye P
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    Ferry Boat Passenger Missing
    123 1 Ferry Boat Passenger Missing Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Wed. Life jackets were thrown into too sea from the ferry lautu Setiangin when an alarm was raised that a man had fallen overboard this morning The Senangin. which was on its wav from Mitchell Pier, Butterworth, to the Church Street Pier,
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    POWER CUT
    50 1 PENANG, Wed Electricity consumers residing In Bagan Jennal, Tanjong J» ungah, Batu Ferringhi and Tel »k Bahang are informed that wi Friday, the electricity supply w ill be cul ofl between the hours I am. and I p.m to allow urgent maintenance work to in- lui led o
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    Birth In Tram
    25 1 TRAM services were disrupted Ul Hongkong yesterday when a Chinese woman gave birth to a hoy in a crowded tram. Reuter AAP
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    Shukoor Throwsln His Hand
    158 1 Shukoor Throwsln His Hand Standard Staff Reporter FOR the first time iu the history of Singapore elections, a candidate has withdrawn after filing his nomination papers and paying hisjjeposit. Mr A.L. Shukoor (Independent. North) said last night he is withdrawing from contesting in the City Council December 6 elections "on
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    The 75ft Leer
    36 1 AN all-White male iury in Nancevville (North Carolina) yesterday found a Negro tenant farmer. Mac Ingram, guiltv of assault on a White girl by leering at her from a distance of 75 feet.
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    June & Help The Fund
    178 1 June Help The Fund FARLY yesterday moraine two dimpled young ladies in bright canarj^ coloured frocks came into lhe Standard office bearing g if w For the Christmas Toy Fund. Each carried a huge bundle and a money box over which their big brown eye- peerea Sh They were June,
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    Petrol Down Three Cents
    85 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE price of petrol will be cheaper by three cents a gallon as from today. The new j price will be $1.52 a gallon. a spokesman of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company announced last night. j "This was made possible by lower freight
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    Bicycle Curfew May Be Lifted
    77 1 PENANG, Wed.— The Chief Police Officer, Mr. C M. J. Kirke told The Standard today that the lifting of the bicycle curfew in the i island would be considered after the completion of screening operations which were still being earried out. Since the start of
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    The Schoolchildren Keep On Giving
    213 1 THE ever faithful school children from Primary 11 B' St. Joseph's Institution, Singapore, are still sending in their donations to your Christmas Toy Fund. To them and to their teachers who instilled in them the spirit of brotherly love. we sav thank you. Yesterday's collection
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    Meet In Tokyo
    22 1 TOKYO. Nov. 12. (AFP).-j-Th- Commander of Britudi Land Forces in Hong Kong. I j »utetnnt-f»eneral ierfanr« \irey, conferted with
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    MOVE TO CONTROL POWER
    276 2 City Comm itteeSends Resolution To Govt* A SEPARATE body, on the lines of the Public Corporations in Britain, should be set up for the production and supply of electricity in Singapore. This majority recommendation hos 'Men made bv a subcommittee of the Public Utilities Committee of
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    OLD MALAY KRISES CONFUSE CUSTOMS
    331 2 Standard Staff Reporter Customs officers were surprised and confused when on inspecting the baggage of an Englishman at Kallang Airport yesterday they found broken pieces of old china and ancient Malay weapons. They did not know auite what to make of this. The Englishman put
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    A TIP SENDS 3 MEN TO TRIAL
    350 2 A TIP to the police concerning an alleged robbery, led to the arrest of three Chinese, the Singapore First Police Court Magistrate Mr. T. Kulasekaram was told at a continued preliminary inquiry yesterday. The three men, Ong Boon Cheong (26), Sim Yeow Lai
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    Police Find Skeletons, Fountain Pens
    109 2 Police Find Skeletons, Fountain Pens THE Singapore Police yesterday disclosed that they had unearthed a number of human skeletons during an excavation job at Bth mile-, stone, Bukit Timah Road, on Saturday last. Among :he skeletons the workers also found a waterbottle, gas mask and two fountain pens. One of
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    333 Acres Under Mining
    112 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. White Malay reservations areas in Selangor have been turned into mining land since 191 1, there are only 383 acres and these are in Kuala Lumpur. This area is under mining. This was the reply Inche Tanya. Bin Sheik Ahmad received Irom the
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    Perak Floods
    48 2 IPOH, Wed.— The 6tfi mile Pinji Road is flooded to a depth of 13 inches; the Tarnbun- Ampang Road is under 13 inches of water at the lst milestone, while the Batu Gajah-Gopeng Road is flooded to a depth of 12 inches at the 2nd milestone.
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    Wa Dram Unshaken By Comet Flight
    137 2 Standard Staff Reporter CAMERA-SHY Wa Dram. 24 year-old wife of Mr. P. D. Rider Williams-Hunt, Adviser on Aborigines to the Federation Government, first Malayan aborigine to visit Britain returned to Singapore yesterday quite unshaken by her Comet flight. Hailing from the Senoi tribe, one
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    SIT Offices Converted Into Flats
    68 2 HOUSE-HUNGRY Singapore will have more S.I.T. accommodation, Mr. J.C. Lee, Estate Manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust, told The Standard yesterday. The former Trust office block at Tiong Bahru will be converted into flats and allocated soon. The present Trust offices were shifted to the
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    Two Requests For Fees Cut
    54 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed In the State Council this morning in answer to his question, Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria was informed that two individual requests had been made for reduction of temporary occupation licence fees since the last meeting of the Council. The requests were
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    He Only Swallowed But Did Not Smoke
    92 2 When charged in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday with frequenting an -opium den in Park Road on Nov. 10. Kuay Tong Seng said: "I did not smoke. I only swallowed." He was sentenced to six weeks' jail. Another man, Pang Loon Sek,
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    Circus Men Are Fined
    96 2 THREE circus hands, including an elephant boy. appeared before the Singapoie Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. E. H. D'Netto, yesterday on a joint charge of disorderly behaviour in public The 'elephant boy, Ibrahim bin Mat (20), pleaded guilty and was fined $5. The other two, Kheng Chai
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    60 Had No Price Tags
    84 2 SEVENTY-TWO persons convicted on Food and Price Control offences were fined a total of $8,465 in October. The majority 60 were fined $6,040 for failing to display price tags and eight were fined $1,675 for selling cigarettes above the displayed price. A person discovered selling
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    HOUSINC CLERK GETS THREE YEARS
    221 2 HOUSINC CLERK GETS THREE YEARS SENTENCE of three years' rigorous imprisonment was passed at the Singapore Assizes on Ee Sim Chwee, who while employed as a clerk in the Singapore Improvement Trust corruptly accepted $400 to assist an applicant to obtain a S.I.T. flat Ee was convicted on three charges:
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    No Mee For Nine Months
    81 2 A noodle-maker, Lee Soon Ann (31), was sentenced in the Singapore First District Court yesterday to nine months' imprisonment to be followed by one year's police supervision for criminal breach of trust in respect of $159.60, belonging to his employer. Chew Kuan. The Court was
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    SAILOR BURNT TO DEATH IN TANKER
    273 2 TRAPPED in the boiler room of the oil tanker, Marie Maersk, which was anchored at Pulau Bukom a Danish seaman attempted to avoid the flames from burning oil that gushed out at him by crawling under the boiler after he had forgotten to secure
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      37 2 IVWRN-T OU* NEW NEIGHBORS; T| IIT HAINT T WHOSE Yah IS WASTIN' J ME,TOO.*7 Mf BK Y R^f^*^ ►^S.ia'C RIN A* SARVAN'CARWGRUNm J^M HAM IT IS -n*V AWAY TO A < WE BETTER OO AUS OVER- LL <. THARS&W**
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    MEDICAL TEST FOR HAWKERS
    398 3 City Restaurant To Be Model Of Cleanliness Standard Staff Reporter APPLICANTS for licences to occupy the i new Singapore Esplanade Restaurant, which will be formally opened on Nov. 15, were given strict medical' examinations. Several were found to be suspect typhoid carriers or suffering from tuberculosis.
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    14 S.I.T. Tenants To Quit
    16 3 14 S.I.T. Tenants To Quit -.aft Keponrr bavestinotices May isked to n« on third Party Prwh*
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    Ohrn To Visit Local Baptists
    36 3 Ohrn To Visit Local Baptists ■asdfsd fsdf photo. Wktnm Co*si?iiere a second fear Jf*™^ *itj of Malaya, c.stins her vote at on (on.m'uencj yesterday. The *^?fth Student? lo eleet 29 Councillors to the Fifth Student, Standard
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    Dr. Sun's Birthday Observed
    168 3 MORE than 2-0 Bueiaberj al Chinese coniniunity in S gapore yesterday ce ebrated the inniversary oi :he b.rtn ol Dc S Y_:-Sen. 'ne fj.;naer o: U i Chinese Republic. Representatives of various nese asst nations were preienl a: Hm United Chinese L rary yesterday "where a
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    Dept. To Speed Up Permit Issue
    292 3 Standard Staff Reporter thf SiniraDore Imports and Exports Control De-2SW£_-S1- ISmt ff accordance with the ££_-e-*K of Government Orgamsatioo Consultants. As from <mday kn 5S vi Exports Control am Re- stration Department Mr W H. Walker, the Con- t imports and E x ports,
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    Boy's Body To Be Identified
    59 3 TH** BODY of a It-yeai*->t was found Boating the Singapore Biver to* rning of Nov. 3. is stu i ng identification rt-ary. fjLiHui \nv one wno ha- V as tc the boys tdenutj asked to contact Inspector S _.Z*i^CT_ r Jm Cheng of the -i
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    A Contractor Is A iocial Asset Today'
    190 3 A Contractor Is A iocial Asset Today' Then it was not unusual for a contractor to accept a o-e-e of job. and at tne ?ame time k'uptcv proceedings lor tai are to fulfil agreement. In accepting a contract tnere was always a mp** contractor would take .ne word of the
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    Income Tax Appeal Dismissed
    147 3 Income Tax Appeal Dismissed apnea: by Humes Lta. against the levy of income tax at the rate of 30 per cent of everv dollar of its rAargeabte income was dismissed witn easts bv Mr. Justice Br^vn in the Singapore High Court, yesterday. Ip d.smi^ing tne app^a. Hr Just ce Brown
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    Talk On Man's Life
    38 3 Mr K C. Sekhar will give a talk on "Man's Life m the Physical Worid" from a Theosophisfs point of view to members of the Koiaia Lumpur Psychology dub on Friday at T.30 p.m.
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    $24 M. Textiles For 381 S'pore Firms
    148 3 Standard Staff Reporter I a TOTAL of 381 established Singapore firms will S£t»atf*3RS»* and un. Tn- five per cent quota haJbeen arrived at rom figures of Imports Of PiecegSods for the two year, total Ling 50T0.000.000. Tb P <e returns, suppnco ~v ,^T
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    Labourers Want Yearly Increments
    197 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE 2.000-strong SL::l ap °J e Government and City Council Labour Union has asked tne Government and City Council to institute a scheme Oi annual increments to mc wages of its members. resolution to tn..- enec gras passed at the Unions recent sixth
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    2 Appeals Allowed
    105 3 SIR Charles M__rray-Ayi siey -he Chief Justice, a. owe I two appeals which came before him in *he Singapore High Court, yesterday The men whose convictions and sentences by tower courtwere quashed were Ng San Hui. Lim Chia Fuok and Teh Boon Hong. Kg San Hui and
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    SRC XMAS PROGRAMME
    49 3 THE Singapore Recreation r»nb «il d its Cnristmas rian-e tois year on Dec. 21 The programme for the day will include an informal or.ental buffet and variety entertainment. On Nov. 21 tne Club v. hold a enema show to no wed hy tomboia at 8.15 P-m.
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    Court Hears Of Robbery
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. S. Danapanun and S. Rffuthu, were remanded by the First Magistrate, Inche Ismail, till Nov, 19. on a charge of rob-! bi:.^ a worna* Pooogavauam, of a gold chain valued at $400. H was stated that they committed the offence at the; p
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    Training Ground For The Fed Army
    234 4 PENANG, Wed. The boys' company of the Federation and Malay Regiments, which is the first educational establishment to teach boys sailing and swimming, should be a first class source to get ofticers for the Federation Army in future years. This was s'ated by the
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    Cooking Lesson
    31 4 TUNGKU KH4TUAH, Che Fatimah and Che Yang Dah a r i join forces i9 master a culinary difficulty at the International Cookery Exhibition, held at London's Festival Hall recently.
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    FUNERAL FOR GAN KOK CHYE
    105 4 'MALACCA, Wed -Friends' 'and relatives attended the fui ral to lay of, Gan" Kok Chye at Jasm Mr. Gan, was i a "a ler of the MCA Jasin dis- tri bran rh, a v I elder son of towkay Gan Lap Mr. Gan. 34, ed
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    Selangor Club To Be Govt. Rest House
    172 4 KUALA LUMPUK, Wed. The Selangor State Council today approved the following expenditures: PURCHASE of the Selangor Club Chambers including land, furniture and fittings to be used as a rest house, for State and Federal officers who are not staying in government, quarters $354.--000.
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    No Room For TB Patients
    102 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria was informed in the State Council today that accommodation for f em a 1 e tuberculosis patients in the same wards at the General Hospital and in the same wing of rooms at Bungsar Hospital is very
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    Charged With Having Pistol
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Joseph Smyth (25), 8.0.R. of the Field Ordnance Deoof, Setanuk, was charged before the First Magistrate Inche Ismail at the Police Court here today, with the unlawful possession of a pistol and eight rounds of ammunition. It was alleged that Smyth stole the
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    17 MOs Left Sei. In 2 Years
    201 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Seventeen Medical Officers had resigned or retired from Government service since 1950 whilst they were stationed in Selangor. This was stated in the Selangor State Council today by the State Secretary, in reply to questions by Enche
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    Civics For 30 Headmen
    47 4 IPOH, Wed.— Thirty Chinese headmen from 15 new villages in the Kampar Tapah district began a oneweek civic course sponsored bv the Perak Government in the Perak Kheh Association today. During the week, the men will visit various Government Departments and attend lectures.
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    One Month's Rice
    43 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—ltthere are signs of Mood distress in Ke'antan (of which all rice retailers will be notified by Penggawas> all bouse holders will be allowed to draw one month's supply of rice on the production of valid ration cards.
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    INTERVIEWS FOR RICE COMMITTEE
    204 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Rice Production Committee has decided to arrange interviews for persons wishing to offer information and suggestions bearing on the Committee's terms of reference. Various suggestions for increasing the acreage and yield of padi have already been received by the Committee from members
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    Term Cut On Appeal
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Holding that the sentence of one year's rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $500 passed on a Chinese, Kho Chuang, at the Johore Bahru Assizes for offering a bribe of $1.50 to a Police Constable was excessive, the Federation Court of Appeal, yesterday,
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    David Resigns As Official Member
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Mr E. B. David, M.C.S., bas resigned as an Official Member of the Federal Executive Council and Federal Legislative Council from Oct. 23, 1952. Mr. Arthur Hugh Peter Humphrey 0.8.E., M.C.S.. has been appointee a Temporary Official Member of the Federal Executive
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    FUND SCHEME TALKS PROGRESS
    286 4 'Long And Faithful 9 Service Rule Valid KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Following two-days of the nc 9 or» a t, on| between the Government and representatives of daily-rated employees in the Government service agreement was reached on the question of recognition of "long and faithful" service in
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    Palmer Defends Pay Scale
    117 4 LONDON. Nov. 12, (Reuter) The chairman of the Rnbber Growers' Association, Mr. Sydney Palmer, claimed that Malaya had the highest living standard of any Eastern country. In a letter published in the London Times, he defended the present wage structure in the "Malayan rubber industry. "The
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    Jail For Man Who Disobeyed
    103 4 Jail F or Man Who Disobeyed KUALA LUM] For disol Q a super;. tive duty bin Lon- pany RAS victed bx martial, nine montl The i that nil A at Kah I r accuser i munition Army Sei when on Lt F P J riu p k if M ij.
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    Mr. Khoo States His 10 Points
    135 4 PENANG. Wed Penant's only independent candidate the Municipal election? to be held on Dec. 6*. Mr. Khoo Ya: See today delivered his first campaign speech in the Tanjong ward. where he gave details of his ten-point platform. Mr. Yat See was introduced to his
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    N0 MANIFESTO BY THE PROGS
    76 4 MALACCA, Wed.— Mr. S. S. Shunmugam, Malacca Progressive Party President and Municipal vice-president as j well as a candidate for the Fort Ward, today stated that his party would not be issuing any manifesto. Said Mr. Shunmugam: "Our predecessors on the Commission during the last
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    MANDI SAFAR CELEBRATED
    50 4 MALACCA the Hui were dote I Safar. N< ai Buk and the T?.- ig be; seven mile distant once a pair I points in tl S the observi nee ol festival. Manv eelebi rural m taking they bo the burl road be gency resti ment ol I
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    Dr. Sun's Birthday
    35 4 p|f ANG f Chinese s a holiday to sion of th i late Dr. S n Of the A There i Engl to ct but the ti ilu dedar d a I
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    $300,000 Approved By Council For Education
    349 5 K'JALA LUMPUR, Wed— Selangor State Councillors did not, lj ow increasing demands made by the Emergency to stint on State educational needs, and today passed several large J u fc^ s totalling about $300,000 in addition to numerous small protons »n connection with schools
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    They Want A Council
    9 5 They Want A Council ong. Bj Kuala and oldest
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    200 Partook 75 Dishes
    115 5 MORE than 200 men anc J women attended a buffet supper last night which featured no less than 75 national dishes donated from every one of Singapore s communities. The occasion, which took mace at the Y.W.C.A. on Collyer Quay was part of the "Worlds Week
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    Pay Rise Agreed To Under Protest
    178 5 i SINGAPORE (iovernment Seamen's Union uctpted. under protest, a Governmentd pa 3 packet iiurcase at I meeting held at salary: S ng ii a Ei II $78 x -< -,4 -A Gn as rs i k za ia in, -ease: 150 a OA I
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    Special Meeting
    37 5 AN extraordinary meeting ot The Government Temporary Officers' Association Federation of Malaya. will be held on Sunday Nov. lb a t io a m at the Prince of Wales Institution 33. Prince's [toad, Kuala I.umpur.
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    Templer At New Villages
    125 5 Templer At New Villages THE High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer yesterday visited the New Village oi Cha'ah, Yong Peng and Sungei Sayong. He impressed the villagers that thc Emergency could be stopped verv soon if every one ol them could give more information to Government, stopped supplying food to
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    MIC OFFICIALS
    66 5 IPOH. Wed.— The following have been elected officebearers of the Perak Regional Indian Congress President, Mr. C. Ramasamv Chettiar, vice-president. Mr Jangi Ram Yadav. hon. secretary. Mr M. K. K Svvami. hon. treasurer. Mr M Ponnusamy. Committee- Messrs P. Rengasamy. and V R. Samy. (Parit Buntar) Mr. M.
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    Asian Peoples Are Masters Spiritually
    247 5 Standard Staff Reporter THERE are many fields where Western peoples can teach things to their Eastern neighbours, but in a broad spiritual outlook, the peoples of Asia are the masters said The Commissioner General, Mr Malcolm MacDonald, when he opened the new pr™* of the
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    44 5 A buffet supper par excellence was served last night at the Y.W.C.A., with dishes donated from every community in Singapore. It was an evening of spiritual and social international goodwill, with a prayer service to commemorate the current "World's Week of Prayer and Brotherhood."
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    4 Men On The Malayan Nation
    564 5 COMMUNALISM and culture received the nrimarv consideration of the four speakers, who formed the forum which discussed "The Basis of a Malayan Nation" at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall last night. The speakers were Mr Alex Josey (Singapore Standard). Mr. E. T. Stokes (Lecturer
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    Allowances Considered
    56 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Replying to a question by Inche Salleh bin Hakim at the Selangor State Council today, the State Secretary stated j that payment of allowances to members of the Council was now under discussion with the State and Settlement Governments. The views of the Privileges Committee
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    Opium Charge Allowed Bail
    52 5 GOH TONG. charged vith pos sessing ti lb. of opium at Pant Pechah Mukim ol Sri Menanti. Muar. and for permitting his premises to be u.-^ed for consumption of opium, was allowed bail ot $4,000 by the Acting Pre- sident of -the Muar Sessions Court. Sheikh
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    564 5 SINGAPOBE substations liable to load shedding today:— DAN Aljunied Rtl.. Bims Avenne, Paya Lebar Pumps, Dunman Kd".. Joo CMal Place. Jalan vasin. Jalan Euuoß. Cambridge Kd. Rangoon Rd.. Towner Rd.. Kim Kent Rd. (SIT). Serangoon Kd.. Kolani Ayer. Bennett Estate, MacPberson Rd.. Rim Chuan Rd.. Govt Printing
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    10,000 To Stage Protest Meeting
    250 5 10, 000 To Stage Protest Meeting Standard Staff Reporter NEARLY 10,000 locally recruited employees nf the Singapore Government will now participate in the mass protest meeting to be held tomorrow evening at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The protest meeting is organised by the Joint-Action Committee of the Singapore Government** Local
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    All S'pore Hawkers To Be Licenced
    190 5 Standard MaU Reporter LEGISLATION to enab i tho licensing ot all hawker.- In Singapore and giving powers to Hawkers Inspectors to demand the production ol identity card* bv the hawkers arili be enacted soon. A BiU to amend the Municipal Ordinance, to mak< provision
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    Transferred
    41 5 MR P.C SEKHERE hai been transfc 1 1 ed Fron I ihoi e Batu j to Kd!:. '1 ngg m hiel riei-k in the Publii worki Department in plat e ol 111 tf Subramaniam who has gooe I i Segamat.
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    Mr. Lie Quits
    829 6 WHEN submitting his resignation as Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr. Trygve Lie said that he was quitting his post in the hope that his action would help bring peace to Korea. This certainly is not the real reason for his resignation. Not even Mr. Lie
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    NOT EVERY NEW VILLAGE HAS A CHONG PENG
    1062 6  - NOT EVERY NEW VILLAGE HAS A CHONG PENG RAWLE KNOX By MUCH more than half ihe battle against the Communist enemy in Malaya is the struggle for the hearts and minds of the New Villagers the once isolated, independent squatters, nearly all Chinese, who have been regrouped behind barbed wire
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    Review of Views
    494 6 Review of Views Dato Onn's Warning TO call upon the people of this country to unite is a very desirable thing. But to remind them of the past tragedies is to revive suspicion between the two major races in this country. says the influential Malay daiiy. fjtusan Melayu. The paper
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    Away With The PSC
    277 6 Sir; I read with the greatest delight what "IN THE WILDERNESS*' wrote about "HOW DOES THE P.S.C. CHOOSE ITS MEN?" in your valuable paper of Oct. 31. Nothing but the truth was revealed in it. It has been ascertained that out of the 10 G.C.S. clerks
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    A Schoolboy Wants To Know
    506 6 A Schoolboy Wants To Know Sir; I am a schoolboy of eighteen and am in Standard 'eight.' Our teachers have attempted to interest us in taking an active part in the civic affairs of our City. Now I am very interested in this as a future citizen of Singapore. After
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    Will A Chinese Head Tt?
    126 6 Sir: If what I have heard about the University's Chinese Department be true, we might wake up one morning to find a European Professor as Head of the Department, as in Hongkong University now and (except for a very brief period) before. One wonders when
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    16 6 "No need to worry him now, lady! I can call back 'for the ne
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    Why Should We Import What We Can Make ?
    388 6 Why Should We Import What We Can Make Sir: —ln concluding your leader of November 7 under the caption "No Protection" you said: "A Government that is serious about local industries will undertake proper surveys of water, power, mineral and other resources on which to erect new industries. It will
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    Bleak Future
    141 6 Sir —I was present at a recent lecture given by Mr. Alex Josev to the I. M.P. at Koala Lumpur. What Mr. Josev .said about eommunahsm is quite true. Any one who has had experience of politics knows how ugly a thing is communalism. In Malava it cannot
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    AS DIRECTED
    225 6 Sir: As directed in the Telenhone Directory, it is the common practice for members of the public to dial "O" in case of fire and/ or ambulance. From experience. it is realised that a considerable amount of time is required to get the call through to the Fire
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    LAB. CENSURE MOVE OUSTED
    549 7 Motion On Govt. Policy Rejected By 34 Votes LONDON, Nov. 12— The House of Commons last night rejected a Labour motion censuring the Conservative government for policy laid down in the Speech from the Throne. The Labour motion was rejected by 313 votes to 279 a
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    Ike May 'Bludgeon,' Says Wyatt
    195 7 Ike May 'Bludgeon Says Wyatt LONDON*. N.»v 12 I Reuter President-elect Dwight D Eisenhower will probably tr\ to "bludgeon the Chinese mto a Korean truce by means of force and an Ultimatum. Socialist member ol Parliament Woodrow Wyatl said today. lir. Wyatt, who has rast re- turned from a tour
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    Red Dean Oust Move Abortive
    79 7 LONDON. Nov. L-\ (Reuter) -An attempt to make the C irch Assembly discuss today as its tirst business a motion calling upon the Dean ol Canterbury, Dr. Hewlett Johnson, to resign his office fai ed here lasl night. Mr R. Reader Harris. Conservative MP and
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    Britain Passes A. Defence Plan
    77 7 Bri tain Passes A. De fence Plan LONDON*. Nov. 12 (UP).— The cabinet has approved Britain s new atom age defence plan and its outlines will be made known to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization shortly, a government spokesman said today. The spokesman said the British programme will be dispatched
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    Chinese Are Thrown Back
    79 7 TOKYO. Nov. 12 (Reuter\AP>—A mighty Allied counteralt ack today wiped out dangerous Chinese advances made in rain and mist last night on Triangle Hill. 3.300-foot central front peak guarding the invasion route to Seoul. An Eighth Army announcement said United Nations forces hacked a bloody pnth
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    Ike: Talks Before Korea
    37 7 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Nov. 12 (AP) President-elect Dwight D Eisenhower is planning an important round of oreferences with Republican tea*; ers in New York next week before leaving for Korea, ius associates said today.
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    No Successor For Seretse
    124 7 SEROWE. Bechuanaland, Nov. 12. (Reuter).- -A British Commissioner today bowed to stubborn African loyalty to a deposed chieftain, ami railed off a tribal meeting held to name a replacement. Bamangwato tribesmen, who for three days had argued in favour of Seretse Khama, the chief who was
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    Tribal War Flares Up In Kenya
    240 7 Tribal War Flares Up In Kenya NAIROBI. Nov. 12.— A new, trouble has struck Kenya colony— tribal border warfare. The government reported last night that on Nov. 8 about 50 armed Celubba tribesmen from Ethiopia raided a party of Gabbra, Kenya, tribesmen at Karba. east of Lake Rudolf. The raiders
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    Red Suspects Deported From Borneo
    85 7 MANILA, Nov. 12 (AP)— Steel- 1 helmeted troops stood guard at the airport here today as eight Chinese Communist suspects deported from British North Borneo landed briefly enroute to Hongkong. An Army spokesman said the suspects were labourers on an I j oil field of
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    Dr. Sun Yat-sen
    23 7 TAIPEH, Nov. 12 (AFP): Nationalist China today celebrated the 86th birthday of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. father of the Chinese Republic.
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    UN Body Tells Malan To End 'Ghetto' Laws
    259 7 UNITED NATIONS Nov. 12 (UP)— The General Assembly's Special Political Committee called upon the Union of South Africa yesterday to suspend its "group areas" segregation laws The vote wa? 41 to 1 with only South Africa voting against the resolution and 16
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    RI To Plug Smuggling
    67 7 JAKARTA, Nov. 12. (AP)— Indonesia's Excise Office in the first half of 1952 lost an estimated 5530.000 because of illegal rubber smuggling 1 from Rhio Archipelago to Singapore. Premier Wilopo disclosed today. Wilopo said Indonesia has increased its marine police in the Straits of Malacca and
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    Ships On Loan
    41 7 TOKYO, Nov. 12 (UP) —The United States and Japan today signed a lend lease agreement under which Japan would receive on loan from the United States 50 landing ships and frigates needed for its coastal patrol and defence.
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    Bandit Chief Wants To Meet President
    188 7 MANILA, Nov. 12, (UP).— Moroland's No. 1 outlaw arrived in Manila today aboard a navy ship from Jolo, where he and his followers had defied the armed forces for nearly three months. Kamlon arrived with his father, his wife and two sons, several followers
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    Kikuyu Tribesmen On Trial
    147 7 NAIROBI, Kenya. Nov. 12 I up* Eight Kikuyu tribesmen, handcuffed to native policemen and driven to court in the back of a truck, were formally charged with the murder of senior chief Wnruhiu. who had tried to icsist a Mau Mau terrorist. Among the accused was
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    Britain Slashes Home Guards
    90 7 photo. LONDON. Nov. 12 <AP> Brltain announced today irp slash in the number of Home Guard battalions. which has attracted disappointingly few recruits. Antony Head. Secretary ol State for War. told the House of Commons only 300 battalions will be formed, instead ot th<--900 originally planned.
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    Japan's Envoy
    31 7 TOKYO. Nov. 12 (UP)- Tha Australian Government hai approved former Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr Ilaruhiko Nis.hi, as Japan's Bl t postwar ambassador to Canberra, authoritative tourocf said today.
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    EXPRESS F.E. SERVICE
    391 8 Triestino Liners Return Singapore Shipping Reporter ITALY'S Lloyd Triestino Line winch ran the famous •Conic' ships to Singapore before the war. will be resuming its fast, luxury; (passenger service to the. I Far East next vear. it was announced yesterday. Two modern liners now near completion the
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    Risk Rates Down
    48 8 LONDON. Nov. 12. (AFP)—: 1 The London Institute of Under- i writers announced yesterday I that the insurance rates against war risks, strikes and other troubles had boon reduced for regular ships sailing from ports 'of the Chinese Continent to 'Hongkong. The reduction was Colombo.
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    Freighter Is Named After S'pore City
    75 8 THE City of Singapore a 7,338-ton freighter— which was built last year, is among 81 ships named after cities of the world. Most of them belong to Bucknall and Ellerman shipping lines of London. The "City of Singapore' runs freighter services around Europe and
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    Red Trade Port Named
    124 8 HONGKONG. Nov. 12 (UP) Chinese Communist authorities in Kwantung Province, which joins Hongkong Oh the north, have decreed all imports and exports must now pass through the por*. of Whampoa, South China's only deep water port. 12 miles ea^t of Canton, according to local press reports
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    COLONY RATTAN TRADE AT STANDSTILL
    322 9 prices Are Up By 30 Per Cent Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S export of rattans to con- nentai po rts is now almost at a "standstill". Th.s is the result of the Indonesian Govern cnr s n t!ne «*P° rt °f nan-graded rattans 'atony. Kin exporters
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    Fined £50 For 'Rubbish'
    44 9 n Nov. 12, UP> I magistrate des- **2 uwse nsjrrt-*h«-h brought a i man who HM past the -m. xur s n«e that any ronntrj would thb r rubbish Thames Court d .n fining Si**w. 42, an on the ship
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    RATTAN CRISIS Kuching Supplies 'Breather'
    28 9 RATTAN CRISIS Kuching Supplies 'Breather' Eiants Asso ia- < t K e -30 p= r pikul. cons gnment I .i lower Ind ian I the Id "take sti rday
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    HK EXCHANGE
    39 9 HONGKONG Nov, IZ—Special Standard Service Closing pncrs on lhe Hongkong Exchange tod iv were $15.55 to £1 v-r.ing: $^(>4iT5 to US. Sl: $1,835 to Malayan $1: $O.JBSO to one Indonesia Rupiah. Gold $278 375 to one tael.
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    Asbestos Supply Adequate
    126 9 Asbestos Supply Adequate ENOUGH asbestos can be produced locaHy to meet the demand in Singapore and the Federation Mr. Lewis J. Clifford of Singapore's Hume Industries Ltd told The Standard yesterday. He said his firm was exporting several tons of asbestos a year. In the period between January and September
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    Nationa lisa tion Of Tin Firms
    80 9 LA PAZ, Nov. 12 (Reuter) Tin companies being nationalised by the Bolivian Government have been invited !o send representatives to La Paz to fix a value for their properties. The value of the assets, it was stated by the State Mining Corporation, will be
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    COPRA PACT REACHED
    73 9 DJAKARTA. Nov. 12. (AFP) A preliminary atreenient has been reached between Japan and Indonesia for the export of 1.000 tons of copra to Japan. Negotiations here between the Japanese Copra Mission and tbe government have made such headway that it is expected the amount to be exported
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    Rubber Gains 1/8c. On Steady Mart
    130 9 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER gained k cent per lb. on a steady market in Singapore yesterdiv during which moderate turnover of business \vas reported. The lower grades of rubber appeared to be tiih'ly held despite good demand from the Continent and the United Kingdom.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    115 9 Cl i)Sl\(i ruhher price* (rent** pei «h > in Singa pore vesterdav were: Buvers Seliers No. 1 Spot loose 782 18? F.0.8. in bales Nov. No. 1 R.S.S. 78i 78; No. 2 R.S.S. 742 74s No. 3 R.S.S. 702 70^ Tone: Steady. lONDON Kl BBER Wednesday's opening prices
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    £200 Mil. A Year To Kill Rust
    126 9 LONDON, Nov. 12 (Reuter)— Rust costs' Britain about £200,--000,000 a year, according to the British Iron and Steel Research Association. The sum is about the present cost of painting all the steel produced in a year in Britain, a job which would need
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    Exchange Rates
    38 9 MALAYAN Exchange Banks Association buying rates (per $100 Malayan) are: Canada 32| (T.T.). 32| (0.D.). 321 (90 d/st); selling rates: Canada 31 13/16, Holland gls. 1*241 and and Belgian francs 1,6265. Other exchange rates remain unalterd.
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    Ceylon Denied Jap Steel
    211 9 COLOMBO, Nov. 12 (UP) The Tokyo Government has reiused steel exporters licence to export mild steel plates, mild steel black sheets and barbed wire to Ceylon. This is believed to be a reprisal for the signing of the Ceylon-China trade pact, trade sources here said today.
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    Rubber Paint Factory May Be Built Here
    204 9 Standard Staff Reporter A FACTORY for the manufacture of rubber enamel paint may go up in Singapore. The paint Is claimed to have a superior quality because its rubber content gives a long-lasting coat. One of the two men who "pioneered" the marketing
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    Tin Shares Strong — Prices Up
    41 9 Tin Shares Strong Prices Up SINGAPORE, Wed Malayan tin shares were a strong market today with unsatisfied buyers and prices showing improvements. Indi, trial shares were quietly steady while rubber shares continued neglcrted. Changed Prices were: INlil STRIALS MIMMi asdfsd fsdf
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    Produce Mart Quiet, Steady
    66 9 Produce Mart Quiet, Steady THE pi i s n i ket in Singap gtgg |y :'U ss passing in th < tion. Copra I ;it $34J per pi tb buvert at the prirv W*tCoconul < u e^ market at 121 sellers. Betul nut $32 Copra $S4| [(sellers): C0..: ll <scoet»>
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      TO FOTE OR NOT TO VOTE
      706 10 Sir;— l had intended captioning this "To stand .or not to stand" but as nominations have closed. I now give the above caption. I am a local born citizen of Singapore doing secretarial work in a large firm. I Uiink I am educated enough
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      OTHER SIDE OF THE MEDAL
      407 10 Sir;— -Having read in the last two issues of the Sundav Standard the story of life in the French Foreign Legion as told by a soldier who deserted in Colombo. I should like to point out that to belong to a body of picked troops
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      Has Communalism Increased?
      556 10 Sir;— An article on Malaya from 'the Manchester Guardian reprinted in The Standard, stated that there is more tension now between the Chinese and Malays than there has been two years ago The author of this statement was our Mr. Josey. If the Singapore Standard had printed
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      STANDARD pATTERN SERVICE
      696 10  -  ROSALIND RATNAM By HERE are the sewing instructions tor J"" Standard H Pattern No. 33. which appeared .n the Sunday Standard on Nor. 9. Note: 1 With your pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which will show in miniature the various pattern pieces for this
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      308 10 TODAY'S QUOTATION: "Who- ever serves his country well has no need of ancestors." i —Voltaire. I THIRSDAY FOR EVERYONE: Attend to routine and ordinal y interests during the daytime, i Defer important decisions and I contacts until evening. Circulate i as widely as possible; or promote private. secret or secluded
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    COLONY'S FS HOPES ARE HIGH NOW
    545 11  - COLONY'S FS HOPES ARE HIGH NOW JEFFREY JAMES Tonic By Poh Lim *y A BOGEYMAN faces the Selangor Foong Seong Cup team this weekend— and this will be a psychological factor on their bearing at the Singapore Badminton Stadium, venue of the Foong Seong Cup final for the first time.
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    The Big Four
    105 11 M tingles. :h>s y*ars Thomas Si W<W ex- u hero A. PIRUZ— lst singles, lst doubles. Selangor's finest player and one of the most possible successors to Wong Peng Soon in world badminton. Piruz will set the balance for victory or defeat for Selangor. BIS MARJAN-lst j
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    Irish Lost Chances And Match
    188 11 PARIS, Nov. 11 (Reuter) France, making more use of their chances in front of goal, beat Ireland 3—l in their soccer international at the Colombes Stadium here today before a crowd of 50,000. The French team had more of the play before halftime, when they
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    INDIAN TT TEAM
    49 11 NEW DELHI, Nov. 12.— The Indian team for the Asian table tennis chamjionship to be played at Singapore will comprise: Men— Kalyan Jayant, Ranblr Bhandari, T. T. Thiruvengadam, D. P. Sampat and ft.. Debaraj. Women Miss Sayeed "sultana, Mrs. Gool Nasikwalla and Miss A. Rukmani.— (U^L
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    Ng Chin Huat For Another Title
    445 11 Sports In Krian PARTI Bl NTAR, Wed— Krian's schoolboy singles tmnmn N? Chin Huat is tipped to win another title life rckend. Partnering his brother, Chin Hoe, the vill plav a?ainst the defending champions, Khoo ■m li in iui Tan Chin Tooi for the
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    KK College Win
    33 11 WV.SAR. Wed.— Kangsar .Malay I the Ipoh C it) ui a fast 'My ho rkey fixture ground o Q goals to nil. re Zainal an They I ai> before the
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    KK District Lose
    38 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Wed.— Playing in aid of the Ppppy Day fund on Saturday, Kitaia Kangsar District were beaten by Penang Ferry You-oj-ptera thsee-nil in a soccer inatcn played at Kuala Kangaar IBS^&«S3Jl B S^&«S3J *t»«»
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    'Gate' Raised For Tests
    120 11 LONDON, Nov. 12. (AP) Cricket fans will pay more to watch test matches against Australia in the Coronation c eason of 1953. Increased entertainment *ax has forced the MCC Board of Control to raise prices. Minimum charge for all test against Australia will b e ssh
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    United SC Team
    57 11 THE following players have been selected to represent the United Sports Club m a friendly soccer match against Balestier United on Saturday at the Clerical Union ground at 5.15 p.m. sharp. S Pestana. Jim Quee. Peter Choo R Chan. Rosdi, Ah Bah, G De Souza, Ivan Aeria.
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    Draw For F.A. Cup
    193 11 LONDON. Nov. 11 (Reuter>— The draw for the first round matches of the F.A. Cup. to be plaved on Saturday, November 22, resulted as follows: 1 Chester v Hartlepools United. Gateshead v Crewe Chesterfield v Workington, Bradford City v Rhyl, Scunthorpe United v Carlisle United, Beighton
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    £39,429 From Four Tests
    142 11 LONDON, Nov. 11 (Reuter> —Receipts from the four Test matches between England and India this year were £3».«», it was announced at a meeting of the Cricket Board of Control at Lords here today. This wan over £19,000 less than proceeds from the five Test matches
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    MUAR HOCKEY
    36 11 MUAR, Wed.— The fourth match of the Muar Hockey Association League played between Muar Hospital and Malay Regiment on Bandar Malay Boys School Padang resulted in the Hospital winning by two goals to one.
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    Toy Fund: $11,236
    183 11 THE Bis S S"ft£ acknowledge- thanks the following doujtions to we Christmas Toy Fund: A acknowledged *I%#*M Master Wong Soon Yum, Primary II 4 B* St. Joseph's Institution i-w Master Stephen Koh, Primary II B\ St. Joseph's Institution Members of the Sergeant's Mess. Royal Air Force. K.L.
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    FA XI Beat Brussels
    113 11 BRUSSELS, Nov. 11 (Reuter) —Adapting themselves better to the rain sodden pitch, an English football combination side defeated a Brussels Football Association XI by five goals to one here today. They led 4—l at halftime. Peter Harris, Portsmouth right winger, scored two, Bedford Jezzard, Fulham's centre
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    The Juniors In Tomorrow's Card
    220 11 The Juniors In Tomorrow 's Card A JUNIOR double main event card has been arranged by promoter Nene at the HaPPy World Stadium tomorrow and there is some interestang boxing in store for Colony fans. The card is h«**cd by a 10-round bout between Little Paras and Basil Shaw with
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    ENGLAND, WALES END TRAINING
    177 11 LONDON, Nov. 12, (AP) English and Welsh International football teams rounded out training yesterday and officials of both sides reported a clean bill of health for today's big game at Wembley stadium. A capacity crowd of 100,000 is assured. England and Wales shared the international championships
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    West Rents Win 8-1
    42 11 TANJONG MALIM. Wed. In a Poppy day soccer match held here during the week end. the team from the Ist Battalion, Royal West Kents Regiment. Kuala Kubu Bahru trounced the Tanjong Malim Malays by eight goals to one.
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    Friendly Tennis
    33 11 KOTA TINGGI, Wed.— The Kota Tinggi International Club beat the 8.8.C. Station Pandan by six games to nil in a friendly tennis match at the B B C. Station Pandan ground.
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    LEWIS' HORSES BEAR WATCHING
    562 12  -  His Newcomers Are All Ready To Win By WINDSOR LAD x r> A *Air rinid Vase WOODCOTE INN, last start wMjer "flSf-S^Wte Wwsste ton meeting, is retaining his winning form. Witt teTsUurday's did the best run at yesterdays ™*™Vh,hTs a e s dg e r 'meeOng.
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    P&T Win League Hockey
    259 12 P&T Win League Hockey PENANG, Wed. Scoring three coals in the second half after trailing one nil at the interval the Posts and Telegraphs Recreation Club defeated thr Penang Recreation Cub 3— 0 in a league hockey game played on the Dato Kramat ground today. The game which was played
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    These Horses Had Barrier Practice
    68 12 THE following horses were! given barrier practice National Hope 'Fry. and Scarlet Admiral (Charles) jumped off smartly witli Scarlet Admiral quick into his .-'rides. Kindling (Mawi) and Decanter <Lansdown> also lumped off well— Kindling was Brsl to move from the barrier. Majestic Sight (Jones >
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    Ipoh Game Off
    24 12 IPOH. Wed.— The league: hockey game between Stur- 1 rock Club and Poliee "A" was po>tponed today due to heavy ra:n.
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    Civilians Retain Mellersh Trophy
    293 12 photo. PLAYING an aggressive game throughout Combined Civilians beat the Services 3-0 to retain the Ladv Mellersh Cup in a women's hockey match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund at the padang yesterday. It was the superior team- 1 work, sound defence and a setl
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    Malacca HA Rejects Boys
    96 12 MALACCA, Wed.— Once j again Malacca hockey selectors have dropped schoolboys from their side to travel to Seremban on Friday for the quadrangular meet there. Schoolboys' skipper and back Rengasamy. goalkeeper Tan Kee Leng would have been useful to the side whilst winger Cyril Dewitt would
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    FRENCH DRAW
    71 12 TOULOUS, Nov. 11 (AP) France and Scotland fought to a draw today in an international soccer match, neither side being able to score. Tin-*. Thai hnxers arrived in Singapore Dy air- ye*u:i»*, recorded music. They will perform .after J^^J}?^ at the Happy World on Saturday. Pictured from left.
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    Good Follow-up By SCC Reserves
    604 12 SUPERIOR plav amongst the !?2?S5 h ?a" pood followinff up enabled Singapore Cricket Club A SStS R.AJ. Seletar "A" team by 12 points toT The Club received most of the ball from the set scrLs and the halves and threequarters combined excellently. The game started
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    Educationists Beat Policemen
    45 12 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed Playing on the town padang, Kuala Kangsar, on Monday, the Kuala Kangsar Police lost to the Educationists by 4 l. Salleh (1), Shahruddin (1) and Teik Lee (2) were the winners' scorers, and Ismail scored for the Police. photo.
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    119 12 TODAY'S SPORT SINGAPORE HOCKEY. Friendly— Shell SC V. BODC.A at St. Georges Rood. RUGBY: University of Malaya Medicals v. Dentals at Sepoy Lines. IPOH LEAGUE HOCKEY: Batu Gajah Sports Club v. Kinta Indians upper padang. Women's hockey: I p0 h ACGS v. YMCA loicer padang. PENANG LEAGUE HOCKEY: BRC r.
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    Wins By TKO
    42 12 NEW YORK. Nov. 13 (UP)— Middleweight Walter Cartier of New York returned to the ring after a six-month absence and technically knocked out Otis Graham of Philadelphia in the sixth round of their bout at Brooklyn's Eastern Parkway arena.
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    Manchester Handicap
    149 12 LONDON. Nov. 12 (Reuter) —A field of 81 is expected to face the starter for the Manchester November handicap last big rare for 1»52 running over 12 furlongs GMI at Manchester on Saturday. They are: Numltor (W. T. Evans). Rock and Rye (G. Littlewood). Knock Hard CJ Nevett)
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    Moss, King Rout Police Defence
    237 12 AFTER holding out well in the first half, the Police XV cracked up after the change over and were beaten 14 points (3 tries, a goal) to 3 (a penalty) hv the Royal Air Force! (Tengah) XV on the I Police Training School ground yesterday.
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    Geeks Match Winner For Sports Club
    296 12 Geeks Match Winner For Sports Club PENANG, Wed.— Penan? Sports Cluh made spirited rally in the second half to turn tables on tha Penang Recreation Club in a rugby match plaved n the Western Road ground today. The sports club *<,■ by 13 points (two goals one penalty) to eight
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    S'pore Pick 16 For Ipoh
    82 12 SINGAPORE Hockej ft* sociation selectors ,m< k^d >•% players yestcrda> la \ts\*\ to Ipoh for the quadr angular tournament betweea Perak Penang. Selansor und Biafm. pore from Nov. u, |>p, The players named ar R. H. Earth <(antt. s' Velupillai (vtcr-caal r C'outts. V. Devada-N
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    Malacca Boys & Girls Play Good B'lon
    125 12 Malacca Boys Girls Play Good B'lon MALACCA We large crowd that school bos s and i ton champion I night went awa with the siirahU j fee ing one phase Ol that its boyi ind hold theii iwi J othei' states The stand u I high and tl e girls'
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    Cheng Wah Deal Lancers
    59 12 Cheng Wah Deal Lancers IPOH bra; 121 R in a teaf a rain waked Wa./"- set at in Shi B« P Kim Pong There i Bi hall the interva HJust before 1 I banged i I Cheat W'th H C Choon Eng Chua. Sai Worm. Petei Lin Cheng IMh Royal
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