Singapore Standard, 26 November 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard VOL. I I I NO. 147. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    UN Troops Recapture Outposts
    6 1 UN Troops Recapture Outposts B A..-
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    37 1 photo. 1.1 i M Michael Ec, m<i his sistti Margaret, ">. who iBM to I \u> M.mii I office n iiii Btc p. it k >i iii to\ v to hrlp t!i-- MM i Inldrrn «li |o\ Standard
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    S.Sumatra Commander Is Replaced
    51 1 S. Sumatra Commander Is Replaced v LV). (UP) m Sepi request, was tnder Militai > followed I 1 his Sunda I cabled g S i ra. rnment decided ening Moi B ang rive service as the esponsible s Kith Sumatra." m for the Cover nAbdul Gani. nrning. He addteken m
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    LIGHTS FOR NEW VILLAGES
    508 1 Multi-million dollar plan by Fed. Govt. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A big schen^ to supply electric power to all the New Villages m the Federation is under consideration by Government, The Standard was told yesterday. The scheme which, l^ expected to cost il millions
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    Cabaret Hostesses Give $116
    226 1 Cabaret Hostesses Give $116 ThL fact that people of all walks f life are extending their aid to Tn Standard Readers' Christmas Toy Fund vvo.; further proven yesterday when the dance hostesses and staff of the Nrw World Cabaret sent m an envelope containing SI 16.50. In a note to
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    Call For Babies By Licence Only
    70 1 SMETHWICK, Nov. 23 (AP) —A Church of England pa toi said yesterday a man and should be permitted to have babies m this tight little island only by special licence Canon Charles A. Lowe this as part of a plan to raise the mental
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    Selangor Ruler's Gift To Education Fund
    236 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tiies.- The Sultan of Selangor has made a gill to the Education Development Fund by expressing the wisli that the interest payable on his loan stock should be paid to the Fund, designed lor the benefit oi all citizens of Malaya. The
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    C-in-C Returns
    26 1 GENEH \L <vr (v ai ea Keightley, C FAR! F, rei irne I to S > >re •is* i w tii 4 liaisoo v .jit
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    53 1 photo. r All that could be seen' of this Austin •'Champ" military vehicle as it was driven through a test tank at the War Office ground at Farnborough, Hampshire, «as the top of its air intake stack pipe. The car tan !>»• driven through water up to a depth of
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    Red Attack In 48 Hours Seen
    265 1 drove off Vietminh reconthe perimeter defences of NASAN, (Indo-China), Nov. 25, French Union infantrymen dug m deeply today preparing for an allout attack by Communist-led Vietminh troops on this dusty outpost kej to the mountainous Thai country of north-west Indo- China. Fiench artillery today
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    COL. YOUNG ESCAPES BANDIT FIRE
    261 1 KIALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Commissioner of Police. Federation. Col. A.E. Young, and his party had a narrow escape from death today when terrorists opened fire on tlie party while they were having lunch at the 20th Federal Jungle Company post at Lesap, Sungei Plus. Perak.
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    Khoo In Kuching
    23 1 THE Governor of Rotary District No. 46, Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. arrived m Kuching yesterday on a four-day visit. Reuter-A.A.P.
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    Sister Kenny
    27 1 SISTER Elizabeth Kenny showed slight improvement during Monday night ami her djoctoi said he could now take an optimistic view oi. her ill- 5. A.P.
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    Tito For Britain
    24 1 MARSH AT, Tito, Yugoslav Prime Minister, wil] visit London on Mar. 2.'? next year, it was announced m London yesterday. neuter.
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    'Executive Of Masses' Held
    63 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An "executive of the masses" was held m the Tanjong Karang^Ulu Tiram Burok area by security forces yesterday. He is Ang Moh Tan alias Tan 1.i.i.-i Tan who was taken m by the Police at Tanjong Karang. A lorry was stopped and set
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    He Turns 'Ape Man' At 2 A.M.
    140 1 LOXDOW Nov. 25 (Router) A 42-year-old man has told London doctors that he becomes an "ape man" m the night. He lives a normal life during the day, but at 2 o'clock m the morning "an irresistible call from the jungle" takes control.
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    RO's MURDER MOTIVE NOT POLITICAL
    202 1 RO 's MURDER MOTIVE NOT POLITICAL THERE was no political move behind the killing of a Resettlement Officer, John ste •rart Ivans, uh<» died on Nov. M U the new resettle men! village of Sungei Ken ml m south e^l Johore. "His killin? was ihr result of a purely personal
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    AirChiefDueBack
    25 1 THE Commander-in-Chief oi Britain's Far East AitForce. Air Marshal Alfred C. Sanderson, has left London i port on his way back to Singapore. Re:
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    2 C'WEALTH MEN TO BE REMANDED
    199 1 TOKYO, Nov. 25.— The district court here today granted permission for two Commonwealth soldiers, a Briton and an Australian, arrested on Saturday accused of robbery to l>e held for a farther HI daw Earlier report-, had '♦aid the Japanese had agreed to release the
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    3 KILLED. 7 HURT IN RED TRAP
    93 1 KUALA I l Mr i ITues Three iemi i Ol A I'olK c "MTIII It*. Sqn.i were kil!'(< Mid st\ fit w ounded n ben thf v lie ,i m bushed t>\ 1 1» .',•l Mists 'Ml I !i (.u:: tons I itate
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    17 DIE IN TWO AIR CRASHES
    74 1 NEW YORK, 1 (Reutei Seven were killed lay i crashes of an America! bomber m Royal Canadian Vii V iiicouver, I Only two of H I Ihe when it crashed and b I U\ 111.' Five el the n I|p the B-Jo died when
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    FIVE-YEAR PLAN TO CLEAR SLUMS
    490 2 Attap Dwellers To Be Provided With New Sites Standard Staff Reporter IN THE next five years, the Singapore Government expects that some 3,200 ottoo dwellings will be cleared. It will involve more than 22,000 people. This is stated by the Commissioner of Lands, Mr. J.
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    'Experts' To Step Up Fish Catches
    103 2 Sin pore wal the next five n is wiJl have to match arming with a pa; < v hermen who have been financed by kays to spend n here. f these 1 B n X dik m their 40- xpected four p i 'Every
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    An American Will Lay This Cornerstone
    103 2 An American Will Lay This Cornerstone THE I i stone at the B School n Ha I, for th< v gar Home, will be A :id ay. Dec. H. at ai 530 pjn, by the nl of Rotary. Inter »nal, Mr. H. J. Brimmer. A nerican consult- r who will
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    Illegal Entry By 6 Alleged
    59 2 CHARGE of illegally 4 C .'■>::;•■ oi Ski gait was explained r -m the Singapore I Oh I ice Court yesterKarhn bin S Hamied h n Peifcona, m -i Bachofc, Tahai Kant A Tang Bang and Kg Che* Cheng. ether man, Chan Ah Pph. with
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    Worker Applies For Fed. Loan
    88 2 A CTVII i AN employe* Ime K.A.F s letar. Sin gapore, is I a applied I s Federation $50,6Q0j0N .y Loan. H>- a- to 'V Accountant G< i asking lor an ap] lion >nn for the loan. He wrote: "I an iin ordinary working daM
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    ChopperHad Bloodstains, Court Told
    205 2 SHORTLY after a Chinese iman was detained by the Singapore Police m connection i an aMefied murder, he led Po iee to a tongkang moored a; Rochore River ami there pointed out a bloodstained chopper with strands of hair sticking on its biarle. the Singapore Relief
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    UK Plan To Stop Radio Interference
    129 2 UK Plan To Stop Radio Interference A METHOD to gauge interference to radio reception 1 which is being worked out m the rnitrd Kingdom, might form the basis of rules for Malaya. ThN war- .stated at n Press conf( pence yesterday by the Director and the Deputy Dir or oi
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    Replace Nominated Councillors — Lim
    99 2 Replace Nominated Councillors Lim pai^n over R;ido Malaya, Mr. Lim I > Sye, Progre »iye P.utv candidate for North V.'aid i:. th< December Qiiy Elections outlined the three i. ••>■ nominated t'ity Councillor to be replac- |iV A m chosen by the elected Councillors f "> nong thoM wliu bave
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    37 2 photo. AFTER a 24-hour journ< v from Kuala Sidik. South Johore. this 'payang" is being poled into the Telok Ayer Basin yesterday by its crew. The boat will fish m the Singapore water* until next Standard April.-
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    Youth Had Red Papers—5 Years
    221 2 Youth Had Red Papers 5 Years FOUND guilty on two charges of possessing terrorist documents, lay Buck Chim (20), of Yeo Chu Kantj Road, was sentenced by the Singapore First Criminal District Judge. Mr. A. \V. Bellamy, yesterday, to five years' rigoious imprisonment on each charge: dialling 0" is, thus
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    Rioting Charge Against Two
    56 2 A CHARGE of rioting at the 3th miie Bukit Tim ah Road on Nov. 4. was explained lo Lim B;>k Kaon and I m Ah Hwt m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. They were alleged to have thrown aerated water bottler at Ng Tow Sua.
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    Hotelier Failed To KeepRecord
    103 2 A HOTEL proprietor, Chan \te Aluay. summoned m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday for (ailing to register the particulars of his lodgers. ij *ie Magistrate. Mr. t' Ku]asekaTajA, that it was hi? clerk's job. "My clerk had a headache that day and could Dot <io
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    Dial 'O' Is Best Fire Call System
    279 2 IIIK General Manager of the OTEC and the Superintendent of the Singapore I ire Brigade feel that the present method of summoning a fire engine by dialling "IT is, thus far, the most efficient. They express this opinion m! reply to a suggestion
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    Burma Airways' S'pore Service
    80 2 Burma Airways' S' pore Service THE Union of Burma Airways, a state-controlled airline, plans to inaugurate a weekly service from Rangoon to Singapore with halts at Merguj and Penang. either next month or early m January next year, a spokesman of the Consulate of the Union of Burma, said yesterday.
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    Driver Took Spare Wheel
    79 2 THE Singapore First Police: Court Magistrate, Mr. T. Kula-j sekaram, was told yesterday that a car. hired out to a Sin-] gapore Traction Company) driver for two hours on June! 26, was never returned to its owner. I? wraa found abandon-; ed the nexi morning at
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    Father. Son On Charge Of Stabbing
    122 2 Father. Son On Charge Of Stabbing AFTER a tussle between three Chin* s« a r was alleged to hay« held a onelegged man while The son stabbed him from behind with a penknife, the Singapore Third District Hr. H. A. Forrer was told ye-ierc. In the dock stood the lather.
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    love Was In Idleness, But Not The Producer
    313 2 love Was In Idleness, But Not The Producer THE rhoice of a Terrance Rattigan play as a Stage Club presentation m its Festival of Plays seems to have been a liappy on«, judging by the laughs it earned -on its first nigjH on Monday at the Victoria Theatre. "Love m
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      139 2 -rt THE BLACK TULIP The famous Horticulturol Soci 4 > c< £A T Hoarlcm once '♦'rt«<j O prixe. which we% nevet cloimrd << £8 000 toi o F Tulip Th,« woi during th» 7 uWp madness' o* Holcnd m rhe 1 ?th -("a,, Wncn tor^ul^^ VCfffl made ond Iml tuliD
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      231 2 :6 a.m. Radio Music From Dec. 7 FROM Sunday. Dec. 7. Radio Malaya will say good-morning a t 6.30 a.m. with the institution of early morning broadcasts i m four languages. The Director of Broadcasting Mr. F. N. Lloyd Williams said* yesterday that it could not be introduced earlier because
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    LESS RED ACTSVSTY IN LABOUR
    358 3 But Penetration Ut tity schools Causes Concern IMPROVED local economic conditions last year served to limit the activities of Communist Party operators m the ranks of organised labour, states the 1951 report of the Singapore Police ()l tl other hand, during tins period. Communist ration
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    2 Sold False Notes: Jailed
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    45 3 ller> mi V .1 Hit is I 111 urel m i i i»- 1 •ii. ,i m ilit\ to Bru ..n I'M tbc .Ml IS .;I Hi. >t it) .1 k ho« k- t. a "in i!»!«a Den m Urn S v k t'-imis M •>
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    I-Card Offence
    29 3 I -Card Offence Ku i Kangsar Lee Ec evicted and vi plea. I \g to i to a j! j road block it X i X ir ox^ Satur-
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    TAXIMENWON'T BE RE-TESTED
    111 3 SINGAPORE faud drivers will not have to undergo Ben tests at the time oi renewal of their licences. This decision was reached b\ the Vehicles Licence Appeals ommillee oi the ity Council which has agreed that mh !i re-testing is "undesirable." i Sing ipore Taxi Drivers' ;n
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    Policemen Improve In Health
    141 3 Policemen Improve In Health THE Singapore Police Force lost 13-378 man-days last year, through sickness among the rank and file. The chief ailments were tuberculosis, influenza and coryza. This is recorded m th« Force's 195J report. A total of 82 were born m the ice !>;irrack«>. Many more Malay mothers
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    Did You Lose 4 Monkey?
    58 3 HAVE you lost a monkey? If you have, the chances are he's at the Animal Infirmary. Kampong Java Road, waiting to be claimed. He was caught m Ewe Boon Street on Sunday. He had a strap round his middle and was handed over to the
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    Radio Malaya Books Expat Musicians
    118 3 Radio Malaya Books Expat Musicians RADIO M Light Orchestra will shortly be c-uig-mented by four expatriate musicians who will contribute to "more interesting listening". Mr. A. T. Rea I, Deputy Direcof B asting, said The lour are experts m the viola, oboe, French horn and ■on. Air. Read said Malaya
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    Dr. Coffin Back From US
    106 3 DR. G. T rOFFI\ T acting medical directors of Youngberg norial Hospital, 513, Uppei Serangoon Road, returned to Singapore yesterday morning by Pan An m W« Id Airline, after an emergency leave to the United States. I); Coffin left Singapore on Oct. 8:i inied by
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    Author To Give Talk
    45 3 DR. ELIZABETH COMBER, better known as Han Sui-yin, author of the novel. "Many A Splenjloqred Thing". wil gwe a talk on "The Impact of the West on the Modern Asian Novelist," at Oi Tiong Ham Hall on Saturday al 8.30 p.m.
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    3 TYRE THEFTS PUZZLE OWNERS
    149 3 THERE were three reports of the theft of spare tyres from the luggage boot of cars yesterday. In all cases, the owners could not specify as to when the theft occurred. In one case, the owner parked her car at a theatre car park. It
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    Sugar Stolen From Store
    73 3 A STOREKEEPER discovered tiie loss of six sacks of sugar valued at $450 on Monday after noticing a lew loose planks on a window of a storehouse m Haig Road. He peered through the gap between the planks and saw an empty space which, a fewdays
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    Thief Steals 2 Cameras
    43 3 A HOUSE m St. Eranci" Road was broken into on Monday afternoon and two cameras with accessory lenses and clothin-g were stolen. The owner had gone out shopping and three hour, later returned to find the back door ajar.
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    Prophet's Birthday Plans
    197 3 CELEBRATIONS for the birthday of Prophet Mohammed this year are to be yon-, <■ ted on a grander scale than any m previous years stated Mr. 5.1.0. ATsagoff, President of the Afl-Malaya Muslim Mis ionary Society, Singapore terday. .Mr Aisagofl said that thr (birthday ol the Prophet
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    Water Prospecting Helps Industries
    185 3 TWO new large industrial ventures m Singapore are being considerably helped by geophysical water prospecting. Dr. Ronald H. Brinkman, Consultant Geophysicist of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation, said yesterday. For the firs! time, ho told The Standard, this scientific method has been used
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    'Rendezvous With Adam'
    51 3 PICTIRE shows S. Sivasamboo, a second year mt'dical student, who will be taking part m the pageant "Rendezvous with Adam' which will be presented <>n the night of the University Ball m aid of the Endowment Fund to be held at the New Badminton Hall on Dei-.
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    Santa May Come In A Rocketship
    142 3 Santa May Come In A Rocketship SANTA CLAUS has ever had t<» ponder a suitable <*ntry into Singapore, Inasmuch as he < annot use his customary deign and reindeer. and this year, according to the American Club the question looms larger th^»n ever. A year ai;o he arrived by fast
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    'Arrest' At 7 a.m. Police
    157 3 'Arrest' At 7 a.m. Police 'nil Siagaptre Police up to l.itr l;is( niyht v rtc cht'ckiii^ up M two ir.v. stci men uho ";n rstcd" U\o occupants oi a M(»rii» Minor al \\w ium< t x < t i Kreta \\ct llojd A.*,* Bandi Street M 7 i yesterday i
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    MORE STAFF FOR TAMIL BROADCASTS
    61 3 MORE STA FF FOR TAMIL BROADCASTS RADIO I 1 gramme is being I •■more carefu tha t of rritici F. N. 1 am Oil for B asting, i yesterday. The sort ion I to allow m work which 1 been possible bel Everyw thing then."' I;. Meanwhile. Government h•■ decided
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    Chinese Urged To Support Fed. Loan
    196 4 X! ALA LUMPI v Tues P lent (>f the Chinese of Commerce Perak. made an ipp< aJ lie Mala i ghi t a]] Chinese to support i vernment's $100 million n proji He ti\ Chinese. thor individuals co npanies or ..to sub f amount
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    REPLIES TO CRITICS
    130 4 ♦w S v electioi vio «s s] c. ;he poor v n Ile object h f much attention but they I be forgotten as soon as y nr 1 the elections "were o- pie m George H -ted that he himself :it See, only be Ui the
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    $250 Liquor Fine
    62 4 LOW AH SF.OH was lined $250 m the Baj v Serai Court for p. ion oi I lay. Mr. Wiiliam S. M. Yeap. Junior Customs Officer, said tval samsu seller an I had a previous ronn m 1950 for a sj ntfe:: TIIK Mentri Bfsar. Perak, Dato
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    MCA HELPS 68 VILLAGE SCHOOLS
    269 4 GrantsToLUiiui $157,000 Give,, ByPerakßraiu IPOH, Tues.-Sincc the beqinnino jPerok MCA hos g.ven gronts MolliJ I to 68 new y.lloge schools m the Stotr was revealed by Mr. Chon No. Koo, of the educationol subcommittee MCA^at todoy, mc et,n 9 of These grants represi n; struction
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    Public Inquiry Into PW Scheme
    247 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— The Settlement Nominated Council today held a public inquiry at the Supreme Court to hear objections to the Butterworth improvement scheme. Mr. C. G Boutcher. who appeared for the Board, said that there could be no doubt ns to the
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    Taiping Police Help Blood Bank
    91 4 Taiping Police Help Blood Bank KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Police m Taiping Circle are taking an active part m the drive for blood donations. During the past two months, all policemen m the Circle have had their blood groups taken. Police Officers have by this means been directly concerned m
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    Child Murder By Mother Alleged
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR Chinese woman, i. who was a: dered her llduring the l terday morning, is n mental h I tion The case day before Inche the F Chic* I postponed to 1 1
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    101 CUBICLES IN 17 HOUSES
    173 4 PENANG, Tues. A random housing survey conducted by the Municipal Health Department during the year m the Chinatown area the most densely populated area ot the town and with the highest death rate from tuberculosis— revealed that there are as many as 101 cubicles m
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    Girl Faces Charge Of Consorting
    119 4 PENANG, Tues. An attractive girl. Soo Hoo Goat (inoh. 19, produced before Mr. B. G. Smith m the Penang Sessions Court, had a chaise of being found consorting with an armed person. Ch'ng Long Foo, at Balik Puhui on Oct. 3. explained to her. This
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    Chinese, Malays Join The Police
    87 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Fifty-seven Chinese presented themselves during the five days visit of a police recruiting team to Bentong, Menta- j kab. Raub, Kuala Lipis and j Kuan: an m Pahang. Twentyfix passed the test and were accepted a* recruits for the regular Federation Police
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    Time & Place For Army Recruitment
    112 4 Time Place For Army Recruitment THE Assistant Recruiting Officer. Major W. H. Blakemore will be at Ipoh on Dec. 3, 4 and 5: at Teluk Anson on Dec. 3. <) and 10: at Penang on Dee. 11. 12 and 13 and Bukit, Mertajam on Dec. 15, 16 and' 17. The
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    'Planter's Wife' Show For Charity
    124 4 KUALA LUMPUR Tues.— The British Film "The Pinter's Wife." starring Claudette I Colbert, will collect money for the relief of listn s among j the dependant- of the victi 5 of bandit activities m Malaya. The Rank Organ Nation and the management of the Pavi-
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    Ipoh, PW To Mzrk Prophet's Birthday
    118 4 The Muslim community m I Ipoh will hold a procession on Saturday. Nov. 2.) m celebration of the 1425 th birthday of Prophet Mohammed. Members of the Malay Regiment the Police Scouts, Guides and school children, led by the celebration committee, will march round
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    8 MYFers Join The Church
    55 4 REV. .7. V AYADURAY, District Superintendent, Central Malaya District, baptised and received eight young M YFers fu members of the Methodist Church yesterday. They were: Misses Evalinc Chia. Grace Mook Thai, Susan Poomalar. and \h -rs. R •hai Rajasegaram, Henry Cham: Y/im, Chia Yit Mm.
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    BOY SOLD $800 WATCH FOR $5
    276 4 PENANG. Tucs.— A 13-year-old boy today admitted m the Second Magistrates Court before Mr. J. A. Black that he had sold a lath V wrist-watch, said to be worth $800, and which h^e had stolen from a European's bungalow m Residency Road on September
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    Visitor Lauds TU Leaders
    5 4 Visitor Lauds TU Leaders B
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    Talk On Malayan Trade Unionisn
    5 4 Talk On Malayan Trade Unionisn
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    Boy Gets A Chance
    24 5 A WOMAN when a ked irii »re Re- Mr. J. B. at tht > ontrol, their ir the tive. I I
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    Mr. Nair Gits Death Threats
    58 5 A PLAIN! :LOI HES been ounr for Sold Ur. M. P. D. Naii at Barker R I is on duty at the gate fi 6 to 6 urn. This, it j, follows threa j 1 I to over tiif ph his return to the ye
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    Muslims To Meet On Coronation
    166 5 MUSLIM clubs m Singapore will hold a meeting on Saturday to plan rations for the Coronation m June nexi >'«■■ The Young Men's M. ociation is calling a meet: Muslim clubs and a and prominent Muslims, j nghulus and ketua- m Colony t o this
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    New Village Committees' Status Raised
    322 5 New Village Comm i ttees' Sta tus Raised JOHORE BAHRU, Tues —A numbej or new village Committees m Johore have been gazetted as Local Councils, H C M Horsley, Set etarj for Chinese Affairs. Johore told o i^roup of new village representatives gathered here for a weeks educational coui terday.
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    Patrol Cars Can Now Aid Acid Victims
    138 5 PATROL cars are now equipped to render on the spot aid to victims oi acid throwing, stairs the Singapore Police Force report for 1951. This precautionary measure has greatly reduced th« i severity and extensiveness of the injuries inflicted. A patrol car normally
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    429 5 »t i;> 1 ITIONS liabk h> locddlM l*daj i> v\ I :li.< I. 81 vt 1! n 111 Kt-iru Tmfal Kil SATA. II"., <. r s| kmi ill M 1 -I' •X Nan>»B Kd 1»m Uil, (.11.11 *****. IK. l*««* v Fattory. River Vallry «< Kllliney Itii
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    34 5 MR. Peter W Labour c 1 South the D il elections v meeting at 1 .30 p.m Empress Place. He will hold ither m< ting ii Breeze Plain at 5 p.m. I
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    115 5 2 Radiomen To Work On Join Feature TWO B i er l ro m A .•t. i. S t« 'k j to i si re progress of work the Col imbo Plan m co tries benel g I scheme. They are Mr. I^oftus Hyde, Supervisor Queensland, of the Australian Broad
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    661 6 j," and universal education is not its terrors. A hint oi was given m the -c Council during the debate on al committee's report on education. It was that a hundred per cept literacy might well find our offi eged by B d< operate army of aspiring
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    1004 6  - THE HUNGRY RICE E EATER O.M. GREEN By LONDON. CIXTY per cent of the world's population live mainly on rice, cr would if they could get it. How .-.any of them outside Burma and Siam which feed their peoples well before selling to others have had a square meal of
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    382 6 Review of Views Foreign Influence IXFLUEXCE <>: foreign P' i is the real cause ol unrest m the Arab world at says Utusan Melayu c r ly. Tiie influence of foreign pou t have been n i into the Arab countries indirectly :h:\»iiiih the kings and hi ah ranking officials,
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      On Nov 18,1952 Singapore Took A Step Backward
      402 6 On Nov 18, 1952 Singapore Took A Step Backward you have been editing The Standard, you have convinced the people of this country that without your help and leadership, they would be largely voiceless. So more strength to your Peal On Nov. 18, 1952, Singapore took a great step backward
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    CABBAGE CONSUMERS
    280 6 Sir: It is surprising that certain City Councillors, who during their tenure of service opposed all proposals foi improvement of the work< rs' lot, still expect the workers to vote for them when they stand tor re-election. Mrs. Robert En. a City Councillor for the last four years,
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    Women Too?
    59 6 Sir; Your news about "Better Temporary Terms" published m your paper tinted 20.11.1952 on Page 2. is of great interest to the Woman Temporary Officers of the Government Service. We would like to know whether Sir Gerald Templer the High Commissioner, meant Men and Wcncn '[(■nporary Officers when
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    FAMILY PLANNING OR LIVING WAGE
    252 6 Sir: Noni Wright's profile on Margaret Sanger m the Snails Times ol Nov. 2(1 is headed: "Birth Control: New tdea at the right moment..'' Actually I do not think i; is a new idea. The Greeks were aware of it and il is as old
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    560 6  - My. My. Miss Winsor! MARSHALL PUGH By CIIEI) a t*>ar lor Kathleea Winsoi v, ijj ii i foot slip (if a |M ulx, wntt I torical novel that sold 1.175.000 copies Boston. Thai was thm- husbands a: an( i been quite the HUM for Kathleen mh« '■people keep Iturit at
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    RUSSIA REJECTS INDIA PLAN FOR KOREA PEACE
    351 7 Y. Vi,hin,i Sf.StISS d d NY N °r/ 25 (API-Russio's Andrei able" India Vcompromis. I u "«»»«'oetor y and unocceptof State Ache r'ephed that the" U^'" 9 "l™" WOt Secretor y o$ "important and i?a*e«manlilr." k 1 re 9 ards L th c
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    'Sinister' Red Moves Seen
    12 7 'Sinister' Red Moves Seen j i pot- j ed 5 Russian j
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    UK To Press For Seat In ANZUS
    104 7 UK To Press For Seat In ANZUS LONDON, Nov. 25 iUP* irting under her ex- AXZUS Pacific, is preparing I all-oul her representa- >rted t'if!:iy. Prime M Win-ton rhill and Foreign Secretary ny Eden are to seek support from the Australian and Zen land Prime Ministers during the forthcoming Commonwealth
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    PM Bows To Rioters
    90 7 B! IRUT. Nov. 2b. (AP)— A ted promise of reform by Iraq's new .soldier prime minister gave rise to hop e last night that order might be reston I In Baghdad after a curfew, tanks nnd armoured cars had failed to bring peace to that riot-torn
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    Protect British' Request To Iraq
    121 7 >N S> 'mNV Britain has instructed iti hat, to revwsl that the Iraqi government wasures to protect British lives and I nder-Scciefary, Anthony Nutting ninounced yesterday. state on Iraq m the House o the request o member. Philip Noel I the govern ng further re
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    Prance Need Aid In I-C. Says Pleven
    137 7 Prance Need Aid In I-C. Says Pleven OX. N ifUP)— F Defend tlinisH. ne Pleven said thai F nee needs help m Indo China. In an interview published the magazine United States X. wj si W irld ReP said that Frencl responsibility m IndoChina is "'very heavy" and mot carry
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    Strike Vote Meet Urged
    102 7 '1 HE Exe of the Sngapore Posts and TV lelications Emplo: on b soon to be ores sed by tnb< n m the eri al ppradc to ps I a gem ral neeting to take a ballot. Th was the n a ion of the i
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    Motorcyclist Hurt
    30 7 MOTOR i 5T Sheni night when m to ghi k andj ofj tin ms i \n am- 1 c i :..mi "o :he i General Hospital i 1
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    Gift For S. Korea
    32 7 THE I taterhmeni oi A I ■t i to pi i Mustang i pia rapidly n^ So iU) Korean Air c, ihe headQuart«rs «»f the c announced. Reuter
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    Hangar Demands Recall Of Envoy
    65 7 BUDAPEST, Nov. 25 (UP> Hungary demanded the immediate recall today of a Yugoslav high-ranking diplomai aftex accusing him of espionage and declaring him persona non grata. a Hungarian note handed to the Yugoslav legation here called for Marshal Tito*s en--1 voy. Charge d'Affaires Milin Komatina
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    Russell In Saigon
    61 7 SAIGON Nov. 25 (AFP*: Commander of the Br -ii Far East< m Naval For Adm, Sir Guy Russell arrived today to return the visit paid him ast September by French Far K.i stern Naval For i Commander Admiral Auboyneau. Russell will travel to Banm< thol J i
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    Bid For Capital Goods At UK Talks
    174 7 LONDON', Nov. 25 (Renter; Statesmen of under-develop-ed Commonwealth countries will press here this week Tor more capital goods io speed their industrialisation plans, it was Learned today. The statesmen will be attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers economic conference, beginning here on Thursday. Development
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    Ike Visits UN Headquarters
    99 7 Ike Visits UN Headquarters NEW \UKK. Nov 25 (RevI ton— Mr. Dwight Eisenhow< r terday paid his first visit to United Nations Head- quarters since his election as the new President of the I United States. Mi Trygve Lie. United Nations Secretary General, re- ved Mr. Eisenhower who wa s
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    KENYA DEBATE
    44 7 I .OX DON. Nov. 25 (Reuter) The Labour Opposition tonight ftfrced an emergency debate m the House of Commons on Kenya after the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. had said the situation there u has to some extent changed for the worse."
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    Envoy Knighted
    38 7 LONDON, Nov. 25 (Reuter) -The Queen knighted Mr. George Corea, Ceylon's Ambassador to the United States, at Buckingham Palace here j 1 day, and invested him with the insignia of a Knight of the British Empire.
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    Bid To Sell Secrets
    41 7 TOKYO Nov. 25 (AP)— The Far East Air Forre today charged Staff Sergeant Guiseppe Cascio, 34. oi Arizona, with conspiring to .sel] secret /light test data on F-8(i Sabre jets to the enemy m the Korean theatre
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    RUBBEB, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Standard London Correspondent LONOON, Nov. 25. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Morkct today: LONDON RUBBER Spot 25} d. December 25 ad. Jon./Mor. 25 id. Apf./.'une 25-ld. Jut- Sept. 2 5 d. Nov. c.i.f. 25} d. Merket: Stoody. LONDON
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    UN TROOPS: JAPS DEMAND RIGHTS'
    186 7 TOKYO, N 23 (UP)—, I Jap m is dem i rig pi ivili i n the arr< t and trial of United Nations troops based c thai no other country bold! over Allied foreign eg based or mutual -r, Bi ish Com nonwealth and American
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    Mass Punishment For Kikuyu Tribe
    232 7 NAIROBI. Nov 25 <AP) The Government of Kenya announced last nigh; that punitive measures will be taken immediately against Africans m the Fort Hall area of the Kikuyu native reserve. Commander lan 11. Meiklejohn and his wife, Dr Dorothy Meiklejohn. were savagely attacked with knives
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    Coronation Stand
    45 7 has beenn it "Vi 0 °Wn V. Ular sraffoldin Coronation stand m the Mall, London, nas begun. It will h e 380 ft. long, with 7 rows o f uncovered seats, varying m price irom t3. 10*. to £5 10s. each.— Mirror Pic.
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    US MEMORIAL TO KING GEORGE VI
    356 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 25 (Reuter) An American fund m memory of King George VI. which will enable students from the Commonwealth to study m the United States, was launched last night by the English Speaking union. Mr. Lewis Douglas former United States Ambassador to
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    Plans To Protect Ike Ready
    120 7 SEOUL. Nov. 25 (UP):-— United Nations Commander General Mark Clark flew back to Tokyo after making "concrete" arrangements to safeguard President-e led Dwight Eisenhower's forthcoming visit to Korea. Gen. Clark spent 24 hoars m Korea m secret conference? with General James Van Fleet. Eighth Army
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    NZ PREMIER SEES QUEEN
    43 7 NZ PREMIER SEES QUEEN LOXDOX. Nov. 25 (Reuter) j Queen Elizabeth II received New Zealand Premier Sidney Holland at Buckingham Palace here yesterday. They are I understood to have discussed I arrangements fo r next year's Ruyal visit to Australia and New Zealand.
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    Dutch Asked To Explain
    76 7 Dutch Asked To Explain AMSTERDAM, Nov. 25, (Reui The Indon High Commissariat at The Hague said today it has asked tl Dutch Foreign Mil for an explanation day"- f two Indonesians of "un< able political activit The tw< an the director of the Antara (Indonesi; y in Holland. Tjwan, and
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    Jet Pilot Killed
    33 7 THE pilot of a British jet fighter was killed U when his plane collided m mid-air with a RAF "Valetta* 1 an port aircraft ovei the county of Wiltshire. AFP.
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    Airmen Give Blood
    103 7 EIGHT members <»f Urn No. II S^l— <i— tA Urn Royal \tistr.«li;m An I our .tt h.ini;i JOTIIi ed to the Singapore Blood Hank jresterdaj The donors wn«-: (pi. A. Bailey, Lac B. luin bull, Lac. R. B. Staafield Cpl. A II Huailfi D I Hiiulm-v. Georfc
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    Surprise Changes In British Cabinet
    260 7 LONDON N fAP| Prime Minister W I tfhill announced early t surprise reshuffle of hi British government team. vEng two present Cabinet ters and five lesser Lord Wool ton n of the important po I President of the Cot is succeeded by Lorri bury, pre>i
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    US To Double Air Lift To IC
    62 7 WASHINGTON. N (AFP) A United S i spokesman ann< day that the traffic on I xreen the America I w\ 1 be doubled lrom De<-. 1 This aii operating 'for 10 m .0 trips a week U noi tie as that United S
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    CAPT. DA VIDSONLEA VES
    194 8 To Settle Down In Scotland CAPTAIN J. M. Davidson, Manager oi The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co. (Eastern) Ltd., accompanied by Mrs. Davidson, sailed from Singapore yesterday aboard the tanker Soya Margareta on retirement. They will so to New Zealand for a holiday prior to settling down m
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    16 8 Picture of the Benreoeli which is due m Singapore on its maiden voyage early next month.
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    14 Die In Crash
    42 8 VANCOUVER, 8.C., Now 25 (AP) Fourteen Royal Canadian Air Force fliers were killed ter lay when their Lancaster Bomber crashed whi'e landing at the Comox Airport on the Fast Coast of Vancouver Island. No details were available immediately.
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    1st Atom Age Ship Ready
    108 8 PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 25 (Renter) The ftrst ol Britain's atom-aye destroyers, HMS Duchess, is lying m the harbour here waiting to join the Home Fleet. The ship is described as a destroyer with the fire power ol a light cruiser, the manoeuverability of a fleet destroyer
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    New Ben Line Ship Due Here
    196 8 Standard Shipping Reporter FIRST of a new series of fast cargo liners ordered by the Ben Line Steamers Ltd. of Edinburgh for tinFar East run -the 10,142 gross-tons Benreoch is due m Singapore on her maiden voyage early next month. 7} 1P vessel was
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    France-Tokyo Air Service
    71 8 SAIGON N 25 (AFP) First Air France C tion liner to fly di red I Paris to Tokyo m a scheduled c of 41 hours 10 1 will land here tomorrow i morning. Guests of honour invited to bo at the aerodrome by nee include General of
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    RL REJECTS TRADERS PLEA
    498 9 Advanced Pay System For All Imports To Stay By ARNOLE C. BRACKMAN, Standard Social Correspondent i *!i A n AKIA Nov B^—Thß Indonesian Government has Hatly rejected the plea of national Indonesian importers for more credit with which to carry on business. \,,d with this rejection,
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    138 9 A dealers* dinner wrafl siven by Messrs. C. and E. Morton Malaya) Ltd., m honour (»f the visit of Mr. L. C. Dean. Export Manager of County Perfumery Ltd.. makers of "Br.vlcreem." Mr. Dean is at present tuurinq the Far East accompanied by Mr. .1. K. Gwin-m-U. Manaqins Director of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    30 9 COMMODITY PRICES rubbei 881 opnußf Hi m M B I •MS leva B jrers StUen I Boyen (i S< II n till •<liv fi i ***** at t l 1
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    UK Motor-cycle Show Attracted Malayan Buyers
    138 9 UK Motor-cycle Show Attracted Malayan Buyers .uui Motor-( lc show ttiis nsf tiidt'd .it Earls Court, London, from ill <-\rr tlu" world. Including Hongkong and Indonesia. than i1 overear and the I Brii h firms ist, •it marnuous ith or 134 over- rl mofor In and Burma n 1 a
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    Rubber Up 1½ Cents On Active Mart
    13 9 Rubber Up 1½ Cents On Active Mart I r- i M Km. ll'-i
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    MIning Area In Balu Road
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    FurnitureDried In One Minute
    74 9 SYDNEY Nov 25 (ReutcrP) Britisl) migrant has :itr(l an electron equipI which cuts mc on>l lilt furni_(4 hours to 60 ds. He is engineer J. W. Bavwho arrived from Staf- 1947, and he built qu< m j heater, opeg at 10,000,000 cycles a id. li heat-
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 I N iK Nov. 23 Ql »iLio^inti m tho II)' n lodaj 515.54 to £1 linfl >^ 0813 to U.S (1 S ta I layao Si: |Q 3MO to lonesia ipiah *.j $278.00 to one taei
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    Rail Experts In New York
    89 9 XF.W YORK. Nov. 25 (AFP) Fifteen high ranking rail,inrl rom South-Easi a and the Far East arrived here by air yesterday on the oid tage of a 4-month id the world trip jointly rganised by U.N. Economic m for Asia and the F and the
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    MORE WOMEN SMOKERS
    86 9 CANBERRA, Nov. 25 (Beuter-AAP) Australian w0 mci are largely responsible for increasing th e nations to- imption, according to Mr. Latham Withall, airt r o f the Associated Chambers <>f Manufacturers. H. aid smokers now pay about EA43,060,000 yearly mi n customs and excise duty, compared with
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    Rubber Shares
    149 9 SIX .iAPORE, Tues. In the Malanyan share market today, industrials remained j mostly unchanged m quota- j tions. while tins were inclined to i>< easier. Rubbers .shares i, somewhat erratic. Change Dri ?es a i INDUSTRIALS Bufem Sellers B. B. Pel 36 6 37 6 asei X Neave
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    Quarantine Hardships Eased
    206 9 'I NEW DELHI, Nov. 25 I 1 1 '.\P>- -The hardships caused ]l Indian deck pasaenfera I travelling to Malaya by j 1 <i jarantine regulations have et -n ea=:ed as a result of repi esentationa made by In- dUan representatives In Malaya, Deputy Foreign < i
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    Big Increase In Malaya's Foreign Trade
    238 9 MA LAVA continues to strengthen her foreign trade balance, October's figures being 5:>0^13;>,903 imports and S?W) 706,650 exports, 'm» a surplus of $7,753,752 against S4,ftOO.(M)ii for September. Tiir overall values of the country's foreign trade for the first ten months this year have amounted
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    Coronation Brew To Be Double Strength
    96 9 LONDON. Nov. 25 (Renter)— Brewers m Britain have promised their drinkers a double strength beer m which to toast Queen Elizabeth's health at next year's Coronation. The announcement was made at a brewers exhibition here yesterday when 28 beer tasters started a three-, ay
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    Jap-KI Trade Talks Over
    127 9 JAKARTA, Nov. 25. (Reu-ter-AAP) Lead«i of the Japanese economic goodwill i mission to Indonesia, Mr. Takehiko Hamaguehi, left for! Tokyo yesterday after the con- I elusion of private trade dis- cussions between the Japanese de\e%n\\<i'.) and the Indonesian Economic Council. The results will be laid down
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    Coconut Oil Prices Ease
    111 9 THE prQduce market m Singapore was quiei m all sections yesterday with small business passing m copra and coconut oil at slightly lower prices than Monday's levels. Copra changed hands at $32j for November-December shipmeni with further sellers aj Ihe price and buyers at $32 A
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    415 10  -  ALICIA HfIRT i fi y i I r I > I fold 311 are k). Acc< it hands me i and wer-sh y by n§ •es together cc a for -oious F Pin a turk un the eve and piri lht> wav E uia
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    SCOTCH BARLEY BROTH IS A MEAL IN ITSELF
    440 10  -  GAYNOR MADDOX By Our Cooking Correspondent A MAN-SIZE bowl of steaming Scotch barley broth, with meaty pieces of lamb m it. makes a meal fti itself. Serve toasted crackers, Melba toast or salted bread sticks with it. plus raw carrot sticks and
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    487 10 I AM 19 years of age. and have a girlfriend who is two years my junior. We have promised each other never to break our love. but. untortunatelv. she was asked to stay with her old-fashioned aunt, and thus I have not seen her for many
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    394 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT CONTINUING MARGARET'S DIARY By ITH the holiday season fast approaching, and the shops bursting their sides with the most wonderful toys of every description, let's really enjoy ourselves this week and talk about Christmas presents for the kids. it's difficult
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    65 10 HEX you bu: I maker, look for o bland firmly. W• pecially m tall drip and vacuum I hich ma top-heavy when there is m tlie upper *****..!: >■ > DRYING on to pre\ enl k .ne, nyloi suckers, and corduroj wrinkU i I ken oui
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      411 10 I rpODAY'S (o[\ I I n v S "Youth is the parsnii „t the uii.itt.iin.thle. and mi. I die affe the realization <>t its g utiatt.tin.ibilil v." j j Klathews. WEDNESDAY FOB EVERY— i ONE: Be active, energetic, make plan.,; but avoid a ten- dency to be overly talkative or
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      419 11 NOTICES NOTICE is hereby given that I. the undersigned Wong Heng Tee of No. 179-D, Sembawang Road. Singapore, carrying on business under the name of KIM WAH HENG" has applied to the Secretary of the Board of Licensing Justices. Singapore, for a 2nd Class Licence to sell beer anc stout
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      409 11 NO TICK b hereby given thai Mr Tonsj Chye Hin of No 7% North Bridge Road. Singapore, has applied to the Board of Licensing Justices. Singapore for the issue to him of a Ist class public bouse licence at the premises No 796 North Bridge Boad, Singapore, and tha: the
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      696 11 FORM MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS 15 THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES ELECTIONS ORDINANCE. 1950 NOTICE KM CONTEST!:!) D KTWNI Ihe Electoral Ward of KoK I Notice i> heiehv pvtß lo the electors of the elector^ ird ■> t a Poll I •+n grnnied for tne election now pending for the -aid e!eci«HHi mH ai
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      127 11 NO K!NJ B:G ras^ w H y p_ is aY" maybe., lj'l Meanwhile- at the blurxo tv covw/y. -cz.pt one// an c »wrk* InONI /-AOOtLAMAD«/.y-WE RElAtjvE^ a&nier -a\ ca RV GRun t iS th' V^ BUT-ALL asa^t? f^-1 gS-aSAVE^-TMAP.VGHT O'M.ME_ f >VER^ -CLOSE J SELL.N' S /DOG^TCHERO QM A T^E^VM
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    All Roads Led To The Padang
    145 12 THOUSANDS nf sp«»rt«--loviujj Singaporean- had appomtmem at 5 p ni. vc-tcr-day and tbt*ir destination was the padang— rnu<- ol tun of the basest sporting eveati m tin- Colony. For the fir>t tim.'. Bofb) of international stand.ird- ujs odcrrd on the BCC w litre the
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    Slow Scoring By Queensland
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    Scotland vs The Rest
    59 12 •-•ams 3 S< itlaiid: G.Taylor (Cap! V. P O Wool!: F B E lington; I. N tson L. Hol- SI C. E. A. Baird, lit. Rest: T. R. Wallen; D. -v B ne, J. E. Hoare; R. P. B D J. R. II ChalH. H. H.
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    THE FIJIANS REMAIN UNDEFEATED
    697 12 THE FIJIANS REMAIN UNDEFEATED Bellona Goes Down Fighting By DONALD JOHNSTON, Standard's Rugby Reporter. BEFORE the largest crowd ever to watch a Rugby match m the Colony among whom was Governor of Singapore, Mr. J. F. Nicoll the Fijians beat HMNZS Bellona by two goals and a try to one
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    No Racing Commentaries Untll . . .
    207 12 No Racing Commentaries Untll I sth' the nt'\t m\ inith thoosaßda <>t racial fans m M.ila> a u ill ;i i\ i" < ontend uithi mi t i imiiu- i oniuu'nt.ti > «ii" iii ti ti\«T Radio Malaya ffcej w ill oiil% grl n rcsolta aid dls- i iplioa >i'
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    RESC Dance
    79 12 iAIPIXG. Tues. A cinrice m aid of the Royal Engineers' Sport Club will be held on Dec 6 from 8.30 p.m. to midnight m Hokkien Hoay Kuan. X Road B.\ the kind p ion of its commanding officer, the dance band of the 12 Royal Lancers will be
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    Tanaka Enters Her First Final
    710 12 ASIAN TABLE TENNIS JAPAN'S lone woman representative, Y. Tanaka. who is a strong favourite for two Asian women's table tennis titles m the Asian tournament now being held at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. Qualified for her final last nicht Partnering India's Gool Nasikwala, they beat
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    VILLAGE LIGHTS
    90 12 Difficulty had boon experienced tf> gel i ies m the U.K. but the .situation he said, was gradu improving. Small toy us m the Federation which were to receive dit'M-1 nil engine generator plants, he >.\n\. were Taiping, Kota Bh mi, kin mi:;, M-:it;j--k.th. Bentong, Kuala Trenginu. .l.ism
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    Today's SPORT
    70 12 Today's SPORT RUGBY: Scotland v The Rest at SCC (Copt. Clayton); Naval Base v G.H.Q. at Naval Base (Major Howard); RNAS V RAF Tengah at Sembawang (G/C Seymour); Nee soon v 3 BOD at Nee Soon (Fl/Lt. Denning); RASC v REME at Ayer Ram Road (D.S. Goldie): 'Police v RE
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    Chance For Joe Walcott
    95 12 LOS ANGELES. Nov. 24 (IP) World iieavyweight boxing champ Rocky Marciano said today that ex-champ Walcoti will get the first chance to win back the crown >ably ne t March. Marciano and his manager. A! WoiU. said three cities were m the running to play host
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    TODAY'S TIES
    296 12 MEN'S TEAM EVENT. 5 p;n India vs. Singapore; 9 p.m. Macau vs. Singapore. MIXED DOUBLES. 5 p.m. Satoh/Tanaka vs. Lav Sc!i Fong/Iu Lai Lin: Lim Peng Quee/C. P. Rayan vs. Wong Sek Tian/Chan Yu Tsing; S Suppiah/D. D. Wong vs. Mr. 4 S: Mrs. Liem Ngo Soen: Lie
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    RECS WIN LEAGUE
    604 12  -  FRANCIS BOEY By But Noronha Is Beaten At Last! DISPLAYING all round superiority, the Singapore Recreation Club were worthy winners of the Professor Sandosham challenge shield when they scored a convincing 3-1 victory over the Ceylon Sports Club m the finais of the Singapore Hockey Association's Division
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