Singapore Standard, 29 October 1954

Microfilm: NL4526
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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD ><>i. V. !\o. 113, SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 19S 1 1 TWELVE PACES ir> CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    76 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT OB bin »i 1.919 P^ Kuala Lumpur, wins andard Quick-Quiz Mo. 87. A cheque v.i.l be sent to a Conj. well-known wera are: m CATHAI of eating here). judi •'a <<> nmenti: The ment that nd European m ilabl( i -> 1 1 N a -:>o.
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    Death For Grandma Who Killed
    39 1 Death For Grandma Who Killed Oct. 28 AP) llou Pantopiou Chris--53-year-old Cypriot Lher, was sentenced day fur strangulamurder of her German :-in-lav.- Hella Boro-aughter-ln-Uw*i body md charred almost nd ignition last n the backyard of home at suburl < ad.
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    Children Die In Landslide
    45 1 tOGOTA, Oct. 29 (AFP) people were killed many are missing fol.ndslide which d d the village of Babega lr > rte Santander re--1 of Colombia, it way reported htre today. tlal rains then floodk°n village, sweep- many children. lea have not been
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    Blasted To Death
    43 1 ILADELPHIA. Oct. 28. Thre»i firemen w- j re i and 24 injured m a lesion at a north la chemical plant ay. p said fire-fighters "blown all over the wh'n the expl« §o. The cause of the not determined Immediately
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    5 More 500-lb Bombs Stolen
    122 1 wfi .°"°-P°und bombs R^ len fr °m the '>£, A Force Airfield SeleU. during the past made the qUMtfe i°n "nd In a m Jaian Kayu, off Yio Chn n g R,, ad yesterday m 0 C r^ "^^.^kesman said L ne fiy e bombs
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    CHIEF SCOUT FLIES IN
    53 1 CHIEF SCOUT Lord Rowallan (centre), who flew into Singapore yesterday from Kuchitic by Malayan Airways chats with Mr. F C. Saods Heft) and Canon K. K. S. Adams. Lord Kowallan, who is on a Far Fast tour, said that everywhere the scout movement is grow"i (Turn
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    MajorWhoTook Nude Photos GetsReprimand
    603 1 MajorWhoTook Nude Photos GetsReprimand A BRITISH Major, who took nude pictures of Lance-Corporal Joan Cheverton, of the Women's Royal Army Corps, six months ago, was yesterday sentenced by a General Court Martial to be reprimanded and to lose one year's seniority. The Major. Quarter-Master George John Charles Moore. 47. attached
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    Bandit Boss To Give Up
    62 1 MANILA. Oct. 28 (UP) Moro bandit leader Kamlon. whose small band has long terrorised the Island of Sulu. is ready to "unconditionally surrender.' government officials disclosed today. Representative Damocao Alonto disclosed the bandit chief, who has eluded .several thousand soldiers for several months, would give
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    Hemingway Wins The Nobel Prize
    61 1 STOCKHOLM. Oct. 28, (AP) Ernest Hemingway's stories of wars, violent death and violent love today won the American author the famed Nobel Prize for Literature He i s the fifth Ameri- can author ever to win the prize and this year it will be a
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    Help Bring Joy To The Little Ones
    107 1 THE joy of making little children happy during Christmas is universal. All communities, all races, sects and regions, see m The Standard's annual Toy Fund the grand opportunity of sharing happiness with Malaya's under-privileged. This spirit is revealed m a simple note received
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    Detective Dead In Washroom
    89 1 Detective Dead In Washroom KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Mahaeson, 24. a detective iched to the Railway C.I. D wan found dead In the washroom of the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station last night with a bullet m his head. A loaded .38 revolver with one spent bullet m the chamber was found
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    Yoshida Sails For America
    44 1 LONDON. Oct. 28 flteuter) Mr. Shigeru Yoshida. Japanese Prime Minister, left London by the boat train this morning for Southampton on his way to New York by sea. He left Southampton at noon by the British liner, the Queen Mary.
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    WRITER DIES
    32 1 BOURNEMOUTH. Oct. 28 (Reuten— Mr. Sydney Horler, writer of over 150 "mystery" novels, died here last night, aged 66. He had been 111 In a nursing home for several weeks.
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    Deported Student Cables For Money
    152 1 KUALA LIMPUR, Thurs Thambu Paramanathan, 24-year-old Kuala Lumpur student m Melbourne, who is being deported by the Australian Government for breaking the terms of his entry, has cabled relatives here for funds to help him m his battle to stay permanently m Australia Paranianathan who
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    'I Love My Husband'
    69 1 MELBOURNE. Oct. 28 (Router)— "Wo married because we are m love and because we wanted to be. together," A Jean Paramanathan said today. She denied her husband married her to avoid being deported. She added: "I want my family and friends are here I love A
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    S'pore Firms Foil Hoarding Bid
    337 1 Spivs Try To Cash In On Dock Strike SINGAPORE importers yesterday baulked attempts by some unscrupulous retailers to hoard stocks following reports that the London dock strikes might delay shipments to Malaya. The retailers who started a rush on Importers with extra large orders, were
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    RUBBER PIPELINE JAMMED
    145 1 II X I T I N dock strikes have dislorated th rubber "pipeline" and ca—cd increasing tometn imoii» the (I il NS tnd m iinit.u (urrr.s at tli c consuming end, Singapore rubber etadefl told The Standard |niw d.iv The flow of rubber from the Malayan Plantations
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    Dockers 'Won't Give Up
    150 1 Dockers 'Won't Give Up LONDON. Oct. 28 <Rew —Britain's dock strike wor■d today as Government made an all-out effOfi tic the dispute which is crippling the country's tradtt and threatening win unemployment and .short Number of dockers on stJ m eight ports ro.se I with more men coming m London,
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    Police Told To Stand By In Election State
    341 1 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs. All policemen m Trengganu have been given "stand by" orders for tomorrow, m view of the tense situation m this election State. Unconfirmed reports state that "Kapak Kechi" (small axe) gangs m the Besut area. the northern-most district that
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    DRIVER HAPPIEST MAN IN COLONY
    178 2 'HE proudest man m Singapore yesterday was acting sergeant Bahari bin Bakar, Royal Air Force (Malaya), who, after 20 years' continuous service as the personal driver of eight successive commanders-in-chief, received news that he had been awarded the British Empire Medal. 2t. Bahari has been
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    108 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 771 No. 1 R.S.S f.o.b Not. n it; 77 13 16 No. 2 ""i No. 3 7CI Dec. To 1 R.S.S Ti 9 16 ii ig Tone: Quiet TIN PRICE The
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    Bookings Close For Press Ball
    74 2 ALL advance tickets for the S.U.J. Press Ball at the Sea View Hotel tomorrow night, have been sold out and no more table reservations can be made, the Press Ball Commit- tee announced last night. The committee however states that a limited number of tickets
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    BAHARI IS THE
    125 2 Sgt. Bahari were awarded honours for operations m Malaya. They were Gr. Captain S.E. MacKenzie (Commander the British Empire), Wing mmander AD Gi (CBE). Fit. Lt. CM. Wade (Member of the British Empire), Master Pilot G Cox (MBE). Captain V.X Meteaif (MBE). Fit. Lt R.W.J. Andrusikiewiez MBE)
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    Daisy Gets Off —Dad Is Fined
    280 2 Some Doubts/ Says Judge DAISY LOW alias Low Guet Eng, a married woman, charged with making a false statement on June 19, last year, to obtain a British passport, was yesterday acquitted m the Singapore Second Criminal District Court. Her father. Low Peng Hoc.
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    End Of Kuching Talks
    89 2 End Of Kuching Talks KUCHING, Oct. 28 (Reuten —The fourth mttting of the Sarawak. North Borneo and Brunei conference to consider co-ordination m matters of common concern to Borneo territories ended here today. The meeting, presided over by the British Commissioner General for South-east Asia. Mr. Malcolm Mac-Donald, was attended
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    To Sing At Colony Recital
    101 2 To Sing At Colony Recital AUSTRALIAN tenor. Max Worthley. flew into Singapore late last night at the invitation of the Singapore Ensemble for Handel's serenata "At i> and Galatea' to be performed m th»- Victoria Memorial Hall on Nov. 3 He will also give j song recital on Nov. 8
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    23 BEDOK FARMERS GET RELIEF MONEY
    285 2 23 BEDOK FARMERS GET RELIEF MONEY THE Singapore Government yesterday doled out $3,500 to 23 farmers of j Bedok Village as a mea- sure of relief for victims of the recent floods. The 23 farmers are the first batch to receive this money. A Government survey team had earlie: «c.
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    WOMAN MISSING
    23 2 A CANTONESE woman. Kg Fong Ying. 28. has peen reported missing from her house ill Malabar Stittt. Singapore, since Oct. 10,
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    D.P.P. GIVEN WEEK TO DECIDE CASE
    196 2 Magistrate Attacks Delay THE Singapore Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Dcv Colebourn, yesterday gave the prosecution one more week to m*^"*' its mind regarding two men tentatively charged with ormed robbe Up Maiinc max ne coma not order the accused to be remanded
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    HK EXCHANGE
    13 2 HONGKONG. Oct 28: Spt Standard the Hoi Exchi ridonesian Rupiah. Gol<
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    A Pocketful Of Opium Meant Jail
    49 2 Ah* month's jail b\ pore Fourth Ma Di day. for packets ol d Chief Insp. Rahman bin tht Court thai p.m. on Oct. 27 hut c Syed A "Whei opium m 1 R Earlier. Tar. on a charge ol can $500. m u\
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    Remanded For Murder
    20 2 A TENTATIVE mun App; I Appav. lap]? 178-» "Mad. s« mbawang. for onwill be n. Nov. 4.
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    Poppy Day Fund Dance
    15 2 BITTERWUKIH. Poppy D m the S, I 'or Pri. novt t
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    TWO SEAMEN RESCUED AFTER THREE DAYS ADRIFT
    360 3 TWO SEAMEN RESCUED AFTER THREE DAYS ADRIFT Sumatra' Sinks Motor Sampan Standard Shipping Reporter TWO Chinese seamen who were adrift for three days m the Straits of Malacca after their sixton motor sampan capsized, were rescued by a Pel n i coaster and brought to Singapore yesterday. The seamen. Tan
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    ACS BOY CHOSEN FOR N.Y. FORUM!
    187 3 ACS BOY CHOSEN FOR N.Y. FORUM VI IN RIM (HI vx, I I<> year old pupil of the "-L Anflo Chinese School 1 w t !l re P re »«nt Singapore 2 at the forthcoming New York Herald Tribune S *«>rum to be held m New 2 lork early next
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    Chief Scout To Speak Today
    37 3 THE Chief Scout. I Rowallan, will address teachers today at 5.30 p.m. at St. )h's Institution, Singapore. The meeting is sponsored by the Singapore Teachers' Union, and is open to the pui*
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    Education System Under Fire
    108 3 Education System Under Fire LONDON. Oct. 28.— Malaya's ation system again came m lor prodding at the hands of Mr. Stanley Awbery (Labour M.P.) when he asked the Colonial Secretary 'if he will take steps to ?t up local education committees m the F ration of Malaya." He also asked
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    TO ATTEND SEMINAR
    41 3 A SINGAPORE City Councillor and trade unionist, Mr. P. R. Williams, yesterday left lor Calcutta to represent Colony workers at the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions' seminar, which will start on Sunday and last for 20 d
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    Blame The Fussy Women, He Says
    178 3 Fish Dear?— Nonsense! I ISH is not dear m Singapore, but housewives ke it so by being: "too choosey," the acting Fisheries icer, >Ir. Tham Ah Kow, told a press conference terday. j Of fish. j ham said, are 10 per r cent lower
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    $50 To $500 For The Victims
    141 3 $50 To $500 For The Victims Bedok Floods affected by >ds at Bedok anqing 100 as soon m oi investigators i the degree >perty families. I for Social I Cromw.'H. ting c Rural B^ I payment .n .six extern lamily. Paynade m sums I $300, $400 Public »n, ti; affected
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    To Attract The Voters
    24 3 O T* Study Snb- Singapore Comm -roe. itio:i of cc to l< of Intel rex/? t( M° !h--t^UgUlaUv« A««enibl> «r
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    TRAINING COURSES IN TRADE UNIONS
    51 3 i PENANG, Thurs. The? Chinese School Teachers' Union. Penang and Province Wel'.iis organizing a trade union training course for its members to be held at "Shamrock." Tanjong Bungah, on Oct. 30 31. Lectures on trade unionism will be given by trade union >rs from Kuala
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    Movie Contest Winner
    71 3 MISS Alice Tsai, who won the first prize m the "Identifying The Star" contest sponsored by the ath/y Organization receives her prize from the Governor of Singapore Sir John Nicoll. at Odeon Theatre on Wednes- <!.»> niiht at the gala Charity pnmttrt of the Cinemascope film. "Egyptian"
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    Back To Sea Again For Them
    44 3 photo. THb. two Chinese seamen. Tan Tai Chung and Ng 1 >ng, pose for a Standard cameraman at the Singapore ignition Office, East Whar\, with tin- thermos W which thry kepi with them thro the three qdri Standard
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    Abdul Wahah (Twite Condemned To Death) Is Now FREE
    259 3 Abdul Wahah (Twite Condemned To Death) Is Now FREE ABDUL Wahab bin Jono, twice sentenced to death on a same charge of murder, won a new lease of life yesterday, when his conviction was quashed by the Singapore Court of Appeal. The court held that the appeal must be allowec
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    Penang Indians 'Get Together'
    46 3 PENANG, Thurs.— Arrar ments have been made by Indian Association, Penan?, for a musical performanr ocial "get together" on Oct. 31. Mrs. Narayani Kutty Nair. daughter of Mr. K.N. Nair of Kuala Muda Estate, Sungei ml, will render vocal and instrumental selections.
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    STOLE FROM HIS HOST
    72 3 A MAX who came from Paloh. Jofaore, to stay m his friend's house m Bukit Timah, S n-japore, was sent to six weeks' jail by the Singapore Fifth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday, for stealing a watch from his He is Veloo,
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    Reprimand For Osman
    75 3 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs.— Osman bin Haji Salleh, a padi planter, who was fined $-5 for disorderly conduct m public, was sharply reprimanded by the Magistrate, Inche Mohamed Hassan, yesterday. It was Stated Osman, while riiiiir, a motorcycle, had used abusive language m an argument with a European m
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    Malay Club Wants Site
    60 3 IPOH. Thurs.— An applicition to the Ipoh and Menglembu Town Council for a proposed building site for a Malay Sports Club was referred to the Open Spaces Committee. Inche Mohamod AH bin Pitchay. Mr. D R Seenivasagam and Mr. C. H. Yin objected to the application
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    Two Appeals Adjourned
    57 3 TWO Singapore appeals against conviction, fixed for hearing yesterday, were adjourned until the next sitting of the Court of Criminal Appeal. They were that of Loo Wee Wan. senteiucd to foiu; years' jail for falsifying two bank documents, involving $200 and Yeok Kek Leng, sentenced i for
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    Actress On A Visit
    71 3 MISS Tsiao Hung-ying. versatile opera actress and film star. fl«'w into Singapore yesterday by the Cathay Pacific Airways from Hongkon?. Miss Tsiao who hails from Formosa, has brought more than 100 Chinese paintings she painted m her spare time for exhibition during her three months' stay
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    SPECIAL FARES OFFER BY AIR INDIA
    126 3 AIR India International has announced with Imme I a double attraction for its passengers. It has reduced the Singapore > Ticurhinapally fares an offering a free lift from Tirucbi tvi Colombo. Singapore District Mam of Air India. Mr. R. N. Kaul, told The Standard
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    GOVT. EANS TEXT BOOK DEPOSITS
    118 3 THE Director of Education, Mr. R. M. Young, said at the monthly Rural Board meeting yesterday that investigations revealed certain schools m Singapore are making school children put down deposits for next year's text books. The investigations were made as the result of a complaint
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    WELCOME FOR CHIEF SCOUT
    68 4 TAIPING, Thurs— The C Scout. Lord Rowallan, m Ipoh on Nov. 5 rod the I scouts there have planned a grand welcome for him m typical Malayan tyle. with the assistance of Mr Dara Sin^h Asst. Protector of Aborigines. On the following day, the Chief Scout
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    CHARGED WITH MURDER
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Meerasahib, 41, today heard a charge of murder explained to him m the First Magistrate's court. He was alleged to have killed one Singaram at ihe Kampong Pandan Settlement, here, on the night of Oct. 20. The magistrate, Inone Ismail, fixed Dec. 29, for
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    ELECTION BILL OUT
    38 4 A BILL to provide for the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections was published as a supplement to the Government Gazette last night. The Bill which closel. follows the existing law provides for automatic registration of voters.
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    SELANGOR HAINANESE JOIN PROTEST
    311 4 Action Sought As Anger At Book On Emergency Spreads KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selongor's 80,000 Hainonese today joined their 50,000 colleagues m Perak m protesting against certain derogatory references to the community m a book called Menace m 1 Malaya by Harry Miller. Mr. Lim Yew Chiang,
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    The Bicycle Thief Was A Soldier
    149 4 A LA JOPORAL m the Royal Artillery attached to the Royal Army Volunteer Corps Army Guard Dog Unit. Harold Colin Peace, was fini d $30 m the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday for stealtnf a bicycle. Inspector R. Sandosham smM that at about 7
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    Manager Arrested
    72 4 Thurs— The Coative Store Manager of •lasin Lalang Estate. Kulanthaisamy Pillai. was pro- d m th Court here, today, and charg;ed with criminal breach of trust of provisions valued at $2,481 bcionginp to the store on Oct. 10. The court was told that i was arrested m Penang
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    BALL HELD AT RESIDENCY
    79 4 KUALA TRENGGAN Thur About 150 p« tended the Poppy Day held at the Residency here night. Highlight of the t ing's entertainment \va s a sketch on the elections that ended with two rival political parties "Mumbo" and •"Jumbo" becoming firm friends. Among those present the
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    The Men Died, She Escaped
    124 4 The Men Died, She Escaped X T A I. A LIMPI K. Thurs. A fleet-footed woman terrorist yesterday dodged security for- tnd death twice within an hour, according to reports from Muar reachin? here tonight. With a male comrade, who has now been identified As Lim Piow, secretary of the
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    HAWKER'S STORY BAFFLES COURT
    215 4 GOH CHAK POH (38). who claimed to be an itinerant hawker lrom Kuala Lumpur, turned down an offer made to him m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday to send him to China. The offer was made 10 him j the Junqe. Mr. H. A.
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    Raja Muda & Dato Tan Register
    118 4 Raja Muda Dato Tan Register MALACCA. Thurs— Both Tungku Abdul Aziz Shah, the Raja Muda of Selangor. and Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan. the President of the Malayan Chinese Association, registered for the Federal elections, the Heeren Strtrt rrsid- nee of Sir Ch< ng-lock last night. The Raja Muda. on a
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    Chinese Art Show
    35 4 J IRI lovers exaw,, -me of 0 bnv „f llu P«re. which urn-,,, pay at thr (t Chamber of < ornri| prfmiM, Hil St <-\hibitiun win <>•! 31, from 9 aja t ♦> p.m. Standard
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    A New Service For 'Colonials'
    184 4 COLONIAL Service officers m Singapore and the Federation will have their terms of service and pension rights safeguarded when these territories attain selfgovernment, if they join the newly organized British Oversea Civil Service. The Government of Si! pore la now asking its Divin I officers,
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    Skipper Is Fined$1,500
    67 4 \PTAIN Sudarasono. D r. Tons was terday fined $1,500 m the Singapore FirM Criminal District Court on a charge ol having overlo hip with cargo on Oct 11 VVhen the m.v. "Tong H arrived m the Colony the Court was told she was found bo be submerged
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    Army's Prosecutor Leaving
    95 4 Army's Prosecutor Leaving MAJOR CT.B. Knight, the Army L€£. Ser ting officer at Ar' ral court mar: •re by air a week v for Br.tain. where he hopes to take ntment. cht joined the Army m 1940 and hn 'm the Eighth Army m Mid I three m the Colony
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE
    47 4 THE Annual FU membrane^ Day Parade v.ill be held m Singapore on Sunday. Nov 7 at 7.30 a m. Members of \ht public, wh re seating accommodation, should apply m writing j to the Assistant Seeri Reception i at \he by Monday. Nov. 1.
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    DANCERS' SOCIAL
    36 4 THE S of Amateur Dancers ceiebi their fourth anniversary with a social and dance at FL Hotel, tonight. There will be the usual spot da etc Gerry Soliano*! Ballroom Or■a will be m attendai
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    With Their Big Chief
    51 4 photo. Tilt: Chief Scout. Lord Rowallan, who arrived m Singapore yesterday. p«ises (m kUt» it the step* of (Government House with leaders of the Scout and Guide movements m the Colony. The Chief Scout will stay m the Colony for five days before going to Ceylon.
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    US Destroyers Due Today
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    'OPERATION KEY' TURNS THE HEAT ON DEALERS
    65 5 'OPERATION KEY' TURNS THE HEAT ON DEALERS lEMBAN, Thurs. andah of the Magit■ i! -t hore resembusincssmen's con,l! m the mornopkeepers i and discuss vhile waiting be called Ing i un p ii he ha<ie oil from a Lumpur 0 Seremban c left the Lump UP and fir >n that
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    MODESTY CHARGE
    49 5 MODESTY CHARGE LUMPUR. Thurs.— claimed trial Mafistrj tc today to c of usii g criminal a woman with intent ,^e her mode^ i? alleged to have en on Junia the Lok Road mes on the evening of The case will be I on Jan. 5. Bail of $:500 >wed
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    Her 57th Birthday
    44 5 Standard Photo by MM II l/.vm m LOW cuts her 57th birthday cake at a party held at her home m Klang Road, KuaU Lumpur, Hock. Looking on is her son, Mr. Low Kirn Chuan, of Knal.i Lumpur. Yong Peng Seong
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    Interpreters Want Parity In Salaries
    161 5 Interpreters Want Parity In Salaries MALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —As a result of unattractive salary scales, many unqualified interprf serving the courts throughout the Federation, an Arbitration Tribunal was told sterday. leaded by Mr. J. eted its hearing ot the salaries dispute. ween Government and its interpi night. The interpreters are
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    'Be Prepared' For The Chief
    46 5 PEI Wed— The Chief Scout of the British Commonwealth and Empire. Lord Rowallan will he visiting Penang and Province Wellesley on Nov. 6. Rallies of cubs, scouts and rover scouts will be held at Nibong Tebal. Bukit Mertajam. Butterworth and Penanu
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    Malacca's Poppy Day Programme
    177 5 MALACCA. Thurs. When Malacca celebrates Remembrance Day at the War Memorial near the clock tower, after the usual Sunday service at Christ Church, on Nov. 6. there will be another Field of Remembrance. Mrs. F. R. C. Fowle. Hon. Organizer of the Malacca Poppy Day Appeal
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    He Raped 4-Yr-Old
    74 5 KUAL A LCJIPI'R. Thurs. X Karuppan. a 20-year-old uncmplmed man, was convicted m the Kuala Lumpur High Court, today, of raping a four-year-old girl. The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Mat hew. deferred sentence until No\. 15. Karuppan. who m undefended, was stated to have gone to the
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    Elocution At The Hua Lian
    48 5 TAIPIXG. Thurs. The annual elocution contest m English of the Hua Lian High School will take place on Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. This contest attracts a great deal of interest every year, not only among thf students but the public as well.
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    IPOH, MENGLEMBU WATER SUPPLY WILL NOT BE CUT
    217 5 IPOH, MENGLEMBU WATER SUPPLY WILL NOT BE CUT ,«,> IPOH Thurs. When the question of water restriction for the 180,000 inhabitants of the Ipoh and Menglembu Town Council area was discussed at today's Council meeting, it was decided not to interfere with I the present supply. o wnere future development
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    Spore Man Loses Watch
    87 5 IPOH. Thurs. A Singapore trader, Mr. Cheah Choon, lost his $100 wrist watch after a j struggle with three snatch-and-run thieves m broad daylight m Hugh Low Street yesterday. Mr. Cheah first detected a Chinese lifting his fountain pen i from a pocket. As he held
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    SCOUT RALLY
    45 5 A Scout rally will be held I at the Muar Government English School padang on Nov. 2, at 4 p.m. m honour of the visit of Lord Rowallan. the Chief Scout. It will be followed by a camp fire at j 8.0(3 p.m.
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    Ipoh Now Wants An Emblem
    127 5 Ipoh Now Wants An Emblem IPOH. Thurs. An appropriate Crest and COM of i Arms for Ipoh bt i nought for by the Ipoh and Menglembu Town Council. This proposal came from the President of the Council. Mr. G. S. Walker, at the I monthly meeting of the council this
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      Housing Protects
      943 6 AFTER 01 and ten months* exploratory and Organizing work the Federal Housing Trust has announced its plans to build 1,000 houses next year m Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Alor Star, Kuala Tn ngganu, Penang, Ipoh. Johore Bahru, and other i widely separated art ate the of its sphere and,
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    Review of Views
    429 6 Review of Views Malay Language I i'SAN Melayu is not gratified with the treatment meted out by Government to the Malay language notwithstanding the fact that Malay has been accepted as one of the official languages of the Federation. Since Malay is already one of the official languages the same
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    Vatsity Degrees And Job-Seekers
    454 6 lir; A -:ree i you when you affirmed m j ent S inday editor i. it a univen ,:ne to sin in this rough ana univen 1 think, provides an ground to practical problems bul the S mie of your mild and well-meant but lighthearted not,
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    We, the PEOPLE
    3 6 We, the PEOPLE
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    A Victim Speaks Out On $1-M. Waste
    187 6 Sir; With reference to the article 'One Million Dollar Fairground goes to Waste." which appeared m the issue of The Sunday Standard on the 24th instant. 1. a s a victim, would like to comment on this matter from the public point of
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    The Election Festival
    115 6 Sir; Being a member of the general public I attended the Election Festival held at the Race Course, Kuala Lumpur. Personally I enjoyed the various exhibitions but regret to point out that most of the explanations concerning the work of the various Government departments was done m
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    Unfair
    71 6 Sir; -It is very unfair of the Education Department to forward the Grant- to the Chinese Schools after the 10th. of each calendar month. We. the teachers usually get our pay at least after the 11th. or 12th. of every month. We shall be very grateful if the Education
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    Air Letters
    78 6 Sir; Through the medium of your paper may I appeal to the Postmaster General to put on sale Air Mail letter forms with stamps to the value of 35 cents or 45 cents imprinted on them. This will not only curtail the necessity of pasting a ten-cent or
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    N.C. HAVENGA MAY BE SOUTH AFRICA'S NEXT PREMIER
    744 6  -  \PE TOY ITH the almost certain a n to African Premiership of Mr. Nicholaas Christiaan Havenga. the Union returns to its tradition of having distinguished Boer leaders as its Prime Ministers a tradition broken only by Dr. Malan. Botha. Hertzog, Smuts all
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    Why Girls And Not Boys?
    193 6 Sir; I will not deny that games are very important to oil secondary schools, but there ore limitations to these gomes, too. A short while ogo, the Sports Secretary of a school m which co-education exists forced some pupils to be pre- sent ot a
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    HK Student Cleared In Procuring Case
    694 7 HK Student Cleared In Procuring Case Egyptian Girl Involved LONDON, Oct. 28 (Rcutcr)— Mr. Jock Sing Ip, 26-year-old Hongkong law student, was found not guilty at the Old Bailey, London, Central Criminal Court today on a charge of having unlawfully procured Miss Zenah Ahmed El Shamma, an Egyptian. He was
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    FORMOSA EXPLAINS WHO'S A CITIZEN
    101 7 FORMOSA EXPLAINS WHO'S A CITIZEN tr E D NATIONS, York, Oct. 28, (UP) Nationalist d< lared yestera Govdid not claim Ch ncse as citi- become other counNationalist .ida. told mbly's Polli al and Security liv- conducting illy and rouble to r< m replj Indian delegate .c -tinned 1 nment's claim
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    Salary Cut Is Restored
    31 7 00 cut m Br PrJ Sir Churchill, three tO 1 1. n Churchill ann the House of rday. The cut OH Oct. 31, 1941. cabi•oo a ut.
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    Rice Drop Over The Chinese Mainland
    121 7 [PEI, Od 23, <Reut< r) I —Chine nalist Air Force plan- i arty this I morning dropped tons of < rice over six provinces on the China mainland for 1 victims of the Yangtse River < Hoods. The plan, s Hew over the worst
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    Dr. Evatts 'Smearing Campaign'
    82 7 Dr. Evatts 'Smearing Campaign' CANBERRA. Oct. 28. ißeuten.— Mr R. G. Men- Australian Prime Minister, today accused Dr. Herbert Evatt, the Labour opposition leader, of pngaging m a ".smearing campaign" against the Royal Commission on Espionage "m which he has had the enthusiastic support of the Communist Piv He told
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    Worth While Waiting If....
    35 7 LONDON. Oct 28 <AP> Four adult, grand-children of the late millionaire shipowner. Sir James Caird. nod yesterday they will Inherii 250.000 each when they r )0 years old. The •io\v 31.
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    RUSSIA HAS SECRET OF THE BABY ATOM BOMB
    108 7 LONDON. Oct >8 M* British newspaper said today radioactive dust drifting m from Soviet Atomic tests shows Russian scientists h.«\e "solved the secret of the baby atom bomb." The Daiiv Express s ii<i the discovers means the West no longer holds a
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    A Bride At 12
    63 7 A Bride At 12 ENNA, Italy, Oct. 28. i AFP' The title of the •you m Italy" must go to i Bellito Qrillo, v noi yet 12-and-a-half old and who voting man of 19. Francesca ran away from home m Piazza Armerina. near Enna. Sicily, with her fian I February
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    EMPEROR IN PARIS
    20 7 AP MPEROR Haile Sel: uf Ethv rived m Pans rday from London for a tlirrc-dav official visil
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    Authors Attack 'Police Censorship'
    168 7 LONDON, Oct ,S. Re uter)— bevy of Britain's best selling authors complained here todas that it would bf disastrous for British literature if writers feared legal action every time thej prod need a book that w.»s not suitable for teenuiii'i disastrous too it publishers were forced
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    77 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 28. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot London 25 d. Spot Liverpool 28 d. December 23id. Januory/Morch 22Jd. April/Jun e 22id. July/September 22 id. November c.i.f. 22id. Tone: Quiet. LONDON
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    A DATE WITH THE
    57 7 GORGEOUS Italian star Gina Lollobrigida displays the clinging, white lame evening gown, specially made for her by Rome's Emilio Schuberth for her forthcoming visit to London. The shapely film actress will participate m the week long Italian film festival m the English capital, during which she
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    4 Powers Accept India's Proposal
    201 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 28. (Reuter)— Agreement between the Western Powers and the Soviet I'nion to send India's proposal for a study of an "armaments truce" directly to the disarmament commission was officially announced to the Political Committee of the Tnited Nations General Assembly yesterday. Mr.
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    Pact Approved
    23 7 THE Iranian Senate ha< approved Iran's new oil pact 41-4. and sent the measun to the Shah for final approval. AP
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    Marilyn Moans To Divorce Court
    269 7 Joe Told Me To Stop Nagging' s\m monk California, Oct >x (Renter) Marilyn Monroe, the film actress was ywterdlj awarded a divorce from her husband, Joe Dimaggio. She sobbed that he gave her only "coolness and indifference" and that sometimes he would not talk to
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    Embassy Wives Slapped A Man, Say Russians
    295 7 Embassy Wives Slapped A Man, Say Russians MOSCOW, Oct. 28 (UP)-United States Ambassador Mr. Charles E. Bohlen called on Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. V. M. Molotov today to warn that Washington took a serious view of the detention of two American embassy wives by Moscow police. The United S met
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    Two Sets Of Quads
    60 7 mi Oei i \P» Radio Warsaw reported vistnday that v>lu Mljewska, wife of a irorker .it Ynirlaw (BfTsUu) bas tivcn birth to four boys Poland's third ixtst wax srt of inadt \t (laza, Egypt, .i Palestime Arab on Wedaoi Irth to boj laadniplets. rbej t mi
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    CONSUL NOT RECOGNISED'
    23 7 PARIS. Oct. 23. The Vn-tmlnh B announced t! mun dded "not to recognl I United Btal m a Haiphong di
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    MASS BURIAL FOR VICTIMS
    28 7 SALKRNO, Oct. 2 pie of s vine, y began t burial of 281 peoi Tuesday's cloudbur>- ravaged the ai I hundreds of homes Into
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    PAA TO START NON-STOP JAPAN-HAWAII FLIGHTS
    213 8 WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. (AP>— Pan American World Airways said yesterday it will start scheduled non-stop flights between Japan and Hawaii courtesy of the Pacific Jet stream— for the third successive season. The Airline said there have been such advances m weather forecasting and operational
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      696 8 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD ANO HAMBURG -AMERIK A LINIE lOINT SERVICE To Colombo. Genoa. Marseilles. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. Spore P. S'ham Penang NABOB (LLOYD) 18/23 Nov 24 Nov 25 Nov LUOvVICSHAFEN (HAPAC) 28 Nov/ 3 Dec 4 Dec 5 Dec *SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYD) 9/12 Dec 13 Dec 14 Dec LEVERKUSEN (HAPAC) 3/9
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      1163 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD <c CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (incorporated In Singapore) Trav"e7 8 B?S&' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE ■>*■*• Carrier* option to proceed via other porU to load aid discharge canto SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENT Singapore Duo Sails P Sham Penani AS iJw" aX for VerPOO
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      677 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX. BOSTON. NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOBILE. NEW ORLEANS. via SUEZ. Spore P. Sham Penang WELTEVREDEN (RL) 30 Oct/5 Nov 6 Nov 7/8 Nov SOMMELSDYK (HAL) 9/15 Nov 16 Nov 17/18 Nov LANCKOEAS (RL) 19/25
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      775 8 EAST ASIATICTiIT SAILINGS TO CONTINcNT/SCANOINav.a For Aden Port Said. Cenoa, Antwerp. Rotterd Cdyma. Cop««ha«en. CotHenbur« and q^ Spori P Sham p x) "LALANDIA" C 23/24 Sails 29Oct 30/30 Or* >, xx) "FALSTRIA" 15/17 Nov /au °ct 310c,/iu xxx) "lUTLANDIA" 23/26 Nov 27/27 Nov 18/ 9 n!l x) Calls Beyrouth. London
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    Malaya Is No. 2 Buyer Of R.I. Copra
    193 9 Malaya Is No. 2 Buyer Of R.I. Copra \LAYAX purrlfases of from Inc: r e estimated at about 10.000 ton far this year, of which more than two-thirds were imported into Singapore and the ig. bCM purchases have made I m important Holland m Indonesia's copra 1i ade. Total exports
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    100% Profit For These Fishermen
    111 9 PENANG Thurs. The first attempt ever made to establish the cockle industry m the Federation has proved a great as the Fishermen's ety m Kampong °anchor. near Taiping, has reaped a 100 per rent net profit. This society ha s settled its RIDA's loan of
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    Super Tankers
    43 9 ESSO SHIPPING CO.. New York, a subsidiary of Standard Oil Co., announced plans to construct two new supertankers at a cost of US$l7--000.000. The ships will be built at American shipyards, which have been without new orders for several years. AP
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    Trade Pact Signed
    41 9 INDIA and China signed an agreement m New Delhi, by which India will export to China 9,000,000 pounds of Indian Virginia tobacco valued at US $630,000 m exchange for 90 tons of raw silk valued at U*****,000. UP
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    Colony Impresses New U.S. Consuls MR. CONLON
    193 9 MR. CONLON Colony Impresses New U.S. Consuls Standard Staff Reporter THE continuous rain m the past few days failed to dampen the spirits of two Consular officials, American Consul, Mr. Henry W. Prentire. (top. left) and Vice- onsul. Mr. Thomas F. Conlo n (right), two new arrivals to the Colony.
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    FIVE OF PHILIPS' TOP EXECUTIVES ARRIVING
    308 9 lif a small factory, (top). Philips first started making electric lamps m Though it soon became too tmcH, it has been left standing arid is now Staff Reporter A SPECIALLY chartered KLM Constellation will arrive m Singapore this afternoon from Hongkong, bringing five of
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    Director Goes On U.K. Trip
    53 9 MR. I.IM Kay Hua. Director of the United Malayan Pineapple Growers Canners Ltd., left Singapore by air for the United Kingdom where he hopes to promote the sales of Malayai ;jines. }X v.. -oen of at the Airport by his wife and family and a
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    Cargo Handled
    60 9 DURING July, 81 i freight lons of cargo were discharged and 447.000 tons loaded at Roads and wharxes m Singapore. Of both loading and unloading, mineral oil m bulk constiluted half the quantity handled. General cargo discharged were 350,000 tons and loaded 216,000 tons. Of these a quarter
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    STRIKES BLOCK THE RUBBER 'PIPELINE'
    297 9 U.K. Consumers Show Concern Standard Market Correspondent THE dislocation of the rubber pipeline consequent on the dock strikes m the United Kingdom is causing increasing concern among manufacturers and consumers at thot end. Dealers and manufacturers m Europe, long ace tomed to the smooth flow
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    IRANIAN OIL FOR WORLD MARKETS
    90 9 IRANIAN OIL FOR WORLD MARKETS TEHERAN. Oct. 28, (UP).— Iranian oil will -tart flowing to world markets again on Saturday, after a mu-year stoppage, official sources said. Informants said :he Iranian Senate was expected *o ratify the oil agreement tomorrow. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi was expected to tigs the agreement
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    NYK To Begin New Run Via Malaya
    127 9 NYK To Begin New Run Via Malaya Standard Shipping Reporter NIPPON wmmm Katafca ktt announrrd Ihe line will start a monthly shipping scrvicf to the \«*ar Bast, via Malayan ports, beginning on Oct. 11. This follows the Japan Homeward Freight Conference held m London this month. According to reports from
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    Finance And Commerce
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    INDUSTRIALS AGAIN FIRM
    114 9 Standard Market Reporter MALAYAN industrial shares were again very firm but the turnover was only moderate due to the reserve I sellers. Most of the business m industrials were done at slightly higher levels. Tin fthi rre- while rubber gharCf .vere Price changes announr by .m Shart
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    SMALL DEALS IN PRODUCE
    110 9 EASIER conditions prey on the Sincapon see market yesterday with small bust- m one or two tions only. H.C.B Co I. tci cxpia prices (per picuH v( <iv were quur ngapore prices quoted D> the Chinese Produce Exchange yesterday were (pei »ir-u!) Jambier <rotind) $10(1: Java
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      405 9 Lcrri < <>i >< ot singaposb 1 1 NDaTM AENT: Putv Wooden l OON— from Tender City Hall DEPART. c f 'f 6 lots o! Close NOON of ma d ons of saLe ;S DEPART- S of Pubrig 1959 I I Det.. I s DepartH ENI ply of Rubber Metei
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      113 9 NOTICE Re: GRACE SOH LAY WAH, Deceased. 4LL persons having any claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of Kandang Kerbau HosNurse Quarters. Singapore who died on the 14th February. 1954, are required to send particulars of their claims m writing to the PUBLIC TRUSTEE. SUPREME COURT BUILDING,
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      108 9 PRIVATE HOUSEXO PUBLIC BUILDING A gk, Jl W X <a^B^aS wlB a^ .jj^., DECORATED PROTECTED AT LOW COST WITH SNOWCEM DECORATIVE WATERPROOF COATING SNOWCEM is mode m pewder form with o fcetc of Snowcrete White Portland Cement. Provides o hard, durable, woterproof surfoce which resists the penetration of damp. When
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      130 9 Ol TKR ROADS Ash.r. Gadila; Kaiyo Maru; Knliand.r. British f'tmc*: Mormncfir: Lao Xi sk: Thepamat: Wairimu. Sinabang: Teucer; S n En i :n. INNER ROARS New Susanna; H n Chuan; Ttck Thong; Yumely; Lttnckara; Indragin: Wuh Sin«: Salonii; Playaran: Naiko; Perintis: P* vng: Reng: m: Taype; Sadao; Belaga; Sin HonK
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    Italian Film Stars?
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    DONALD ZEC Says: They Are Nothing To Write Home About
    376 10 I)KIN(i on the sackcloth and ashes, clamp me m the stocks I owe British girls an apology. So often I have s^n^ the praises of Italian girls, m despatches from Rime, nd Xap here is a report trom London and
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    THE END OF THE SUNDAY SHOCKER
    545 10  -  REG WHITLEY IS the Sunday shocker film programme m England on the way out? You ai: knew of that hoary old cinema custom of running a big picture from j Moi to Saturday only.: and filling the bill on Sun- j day with relics
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    This Year Of Grace
    511 10 BY the Grace of Kelly, Holtyd has at last produced a GENUINE new, girl star. Many names have been shouted at us this year; but none of them has made the grade m more than a minor way. Now it is safe to say that 5
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      40 10 WTI m famtfafilmTHE BLACK SHIFXD of FALWOHTH B^^i^gftsa OH£ OF THE EARLS Lj|j^ J>^*^^^^ LW JBII AM<xi reS^^V iWrtV^Ejl^"aNNG WOTTH BMTWiiLiS MEN INSULTS SI BCrT!!- |AN EK|[mYOF AtW*^ ggQTHEfc-gLUNT (jMrmtPJ To be shown at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, next month.
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    Saigon & Miri Teams In Colony Rowing Regatta
    148 11 Saigon Miri Teams In Colony Rowing Regatta picture. rEAMS irom Miri and Saigon will be competing Singapore m the Inter-Port Rowing Regatta Ik ;inv or Nov. 5 and 6. The races will be over m the Straits between Pulau Brani and, Mati. i mi i while nals ition to I
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    UK RUGBY RESULTS
    33 11 LONDON. Oct. 28. (Reuter) —Rugby Union results: County Championship matches Dorset Wiltshire 8. Sussex Eastern Counties 3, S 6; Hampshire 114, Ken! I Other match: Cambridge University 25 Bedford 3.
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    Worst Wins
    25 11 BAIRES. Oct. 28, (AFP) American Harold WorM won the world three-cushion billiards championship here on Monday night when he beat Argentine Ezequiel Navarra
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    COMPTON ARRIVES
    62 11 ADKI.AIDK. Oct. 27. < (How rhemb' ng side their I nelg. lmentint on the forced pton said: "It \v;is a IKC i the ere >n, who able to tth the n the team last month becau& lent he was having foi Hew from England He will practic e
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    IRELAND TO MEET SCOTLAND
    174 11 DUBLIN. Oct. 27. 1: Ireland's team to rrw land m the soccer internati ,den Park. v. on Nov. 3. was chosen last night i chard Portsmouth (Donca.ster); MacBlanchflower (Aston jVilla); avana (Colernine) and Peacock (Glasgow C< Bingham (Sunderland): J. Blam hflower (Manchester) United); McAdams (Manchester City);
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    Flea-Wt Fight Is Cancelled
    120 11 Flea-Wt Fight Is Cancelled LONDON, Oct 28, (AT) Maybe Buckingham Pala(«- IfUCI Prime Charles ne*»ds a rouble of warn-up f.jjhts before they toss him m thtre with that flrawficht champion from America. Any u iv. a s«'h«'duW'cl boving bout at the Palace today brtween the Prince, who is almost C,
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    MINSTREL UPSETS
    568 11 Gaston's Cambridgeshire Win Keeps Bookies Happy NEWMARKET, Oct. 28, (Renter) The three-year-old Minstrel ridden by young: apprentice Cyril Gaston was always prominent on the stand ildc and although hotly challenged m the last furlong by the filK Qi»een's Beeches just neld on to win an exciting race the
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    U.S. CAGERS EDGE PI
    140 11 RIO DE JAM.KO. OcL- 20. j (UP):— The States de- feated the Philippines 56 to 43 last night. Herminio Siiva. the Philip- pine coach, said: "Our boys put up a good fight, but our shooting feel oif at the end." As m every previous game Die
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    Saturday's Games
    278 11 LONDON, Oct. It ■euler)— 1 Football fixtures jrday I Oct. :?0 are LEAGUE DIVISION I Arsenal v Sunderland Burnley v Portsmouth irdiff v Bolton Chelse.i v Charlton Everton v M' nchoter U. Leicester v no] < Hudd< rsfield Newcastle v W< Preston v Sheffu Id W. SlH'ffleld U.
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    LAN JOHNSON TO LEAD TEAM VS MCC NOV. 5
    246 11 MELBOURNE, Oct. 28, (Reuter)— lan Johnson, the Victoria captain, will lead an Australian XI against the M.C.C. m a four-day match beginning here on November 5. Off-spinner Johnson, who played for the Combined team against the M.C.C. at Perth, is one
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    Mrs. SEWELL TO LEAD CIVILIANS
    122 12 IE Singapore Women's y Association last night i the Civilian women's to meet the Combined Services m the annual Poppy Day Fund match on the SCC padang on Monday at 5.15 p.m c team will be captained hv Mrs. Pat. Sejvell. Players are asked to
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    There's Hope For Iris & June: SBA To Check Up
    324 12 There's Hope For Iris June: SBA To Check Up THE OTHER EXHIBITION EIGHT top Malayan shuttlers four men and four women will be opposed to the foreign internationals invited for the Singapore Badminton Association's exhibitions from Nov. 22 to 25. The player to be invited are: Siny 's Wong Peng
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    Former Perak Fly-half Sparks Varsity Victory
    482 12 INJURY-STRICKEN Raffles Institution Ru«by XV were no match for the University, who crossed their opponents' line five times for a goal and four tries (17 points) to nothing when tht>\ met m a friendly Rugby match at Bukit Timah zz 1 1 yesterday. i
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    Chua's Rally Beats Chew
    143 12 CHEW K irn Chwee of the Chinese Swimming; Club. leading J'l the way until the l, Ht rev stages, went down n>« favourite. Chua Yam i < k b.v 300-293 points m thr ifapore Billiards tham piojtsbips held at the Astons .Mhlrtic Club last nisht. o
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    BLISSETT STARS FOR RAF SELETAR
    279 12 Seletar University Young, McDtrmotl De Witt 2. W Cdr. Luke and T. Seh'arajah. RAF SELETAR drew with /he I 'niversity of Malaya 2-2 m the best hockey match seen at Seletar this season when they met m a Singapore Hockey Association division 1 league match
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    Riches Is Still Leader
    160 12 THE ELEVEN competitors m the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's annual three metro spring board diving championships did two more i tary dives at the Singapore Swimming Club pool yesterday. '-.R'--hes. who led with 24.99 points at the end of three oivn s hold on 'Vednesday managed
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    PENANG SHOW SPORTING SPIRIT...
    101 12 PENANG, Thurs— The Penan? Hockey Association, it is understood, will not be boycotting Singapore hockey trams. Their matches against Combined Services on Dec. 11 and against Singapore the next day. will be played here if there is no intervention from outside sources. The President of the
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    SALEM KO'ed
    31 12 SYDNEY. Oct. 27. <UP> American Freddie Dawson the worlds fourth ranking welterweight, knocked out Filipino Benny Salem m 2 minutes 20 seconds oi the first round m Sydney tonight.
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    SCHOOLS SWIM MEET
    301 12 FINALISTS for the second annual Chinese inter-school swimming championships at the Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday are: 100 m. Free Style ißovs Group Bi: Chin Yeok Cnoon tCCHS) Lim Chen Ann (CCHS); Lim Chong Yeow iCCHS); Lee Suan Chew (CCHS); Leo Shong Chonp ICHS>: Wong Chin Chuan
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    Acceptors For Melbourne Cup
    170 12 MELBOURNE. Oct 28. (Reu- i were announced today tor the i Melbourne Cup. Australian i classic horse race to be run over j two miles at Fletningi i course on Tuesday ne^ prize is A£10.500 't18.400>. The accep are: Rising Fast 9 st 5 lbs., jGalland
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    SONNEVILLE OUT: 001 IS IN
    932 12  -  JEFFERY JAMES Penang's Hero Makes A Grand Gesture For Fund By FERRY Sonneville of Indonesia is out. Ooi Teik Hock of Penang: i s m. Which ever way our Ong Poh Lim looks at it, he's got nothing to sing about tomorrow night, the big
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    Army Triumphs: It Was Not The Europeans' Day
    521 12 Army 3 Europeans Wilkie 2 and Alex'in V utd'r Meij. Referee: Oiong Lian S EUROPEANS, last season's Community league runners-up, the stronger and better side yesterday at Jalan Besar stadium, did not have the luck to go with them against the Army,
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    RODGERS LEAD IN | TRAINERS 'RACE'
    87 12  - RODGERS LEAD IN TRAINERS 'RACE' WINDSOR LAD By WITH four more meetings before the season Penang trainer 'Doc" Rodgers is now leading m this training honours with 36 winners. 44 seconds and 30 thirds, earning for his owners over $336,000 m winnings and added rnoi "Doc" Rodyers' main were by
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    Thompson Cup
    46 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The draw for this year's Thompson Cup soccer tournament to be played here resulted as follow Nov 1: SJOBA (holders) v MBSOBA; Nov 3: MBSOBA v VIOBA; Nov 10: VIOBA V SJOBA. All ties will be played on the T.P.C.A. ground.
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    $75,000 Worth Of Horse Flesh...
    119 12 $75,000 Worth Of Horse Flesh... E P 0 freighter senger r ej ,e| j y J I berthed 0.0n 9jide X d Harbour Board whor»e, iJ? I day resembled f| ooh froiii I On arr hor tor SrSMT •>O,UUU m^ M r- E. C. JoOfficer of the y Standard r-
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    Vass Leads Civilians XI
    17 12 SINGAPORI 3 I fund or Sun Kok Sen; Johan. SwU Awh: and p.m.
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      49 12 SPORTf HOCKEY; SHA League *et Club v We; trert at Wanderers ground SOCCER: SAFA Senior Cup tie— RAF Chanqi v Ro- j tvr.s- at Jalan Besar 8 p w SWIMMING: SASA c)w pionship heats at Singapore ntning Club at sij p.m. Chinese Inter-School heats at CSC at 2.30 v.m.
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