The Straits Times, 6 November 1950

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 9'WKIVF PA<JKS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    REDS PIERCE U.N. DEFENCE LINE
    389 1 British Troops Face Threat Of Isolation TOKYO^Sunday. Eighth Army spokesman tonight said that Chinese Communist forces today threatened to divide the British 27th Brigade from the United States 24th Division in the south-east of Pakchon. He said, "We cannot confirm reports that these threats have
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    34 1 THE STATUE of Oar I ad> of Fatima being carried by the Rev. Fa-her l)»ni<>>? director of the Fatima Far East pilgrimage, on arrival at Kallang yesterday. Straits Times picture. Story in P. 7.
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    THESE MEN CAME BACK
    59 1 MORROCCAN members of the Foreign L«glon who escaped from an attack on the Indo-China frontier when 3..V.0 others in the French force were killed or captured by Vietminh rebels The French Minister of the associated states of Indo-China. M. Jean Letourneau. inspects the decimated ranks of
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    Missing Plane Broke In Two
    146 1 Missing Plane Broke In Two GENEVA. Sun. THK Air India Constellation airliner Malabar Princess hai been sighted. She is br >ken in two and it is feared there are no survivors. Over 1.000 Savoyards from all walks of life Trappist monks, gendarmes. guides, mountain cable workers and storekeepers today began
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    NEW FREE PORT
    31 1 HONG KONG. Sun. Mr Cult on Skinner. Governor of Guam, said here today that Ouam may follow the pattern ©f Hong Konp by becoming a fi,*,- Hurt. U.P.
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    RED TRADE PACT
    21 1 LONDON. Sun —A five-year economic agreement between the USSR and Czecbaslovikia was sioneri in Moscow; On Fri'iT- —Renter.
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    S'PORE HEROINE SEEKS ELECTION
    171 1 A SINGAPORE war-time heroine, Mrs. Elizabeth Choy, who was imprisoned and tortured by the Japanese, has announced ncr intention of standing for the Municipal elect" ins as an Independent candidate. Mrs. Choy Is the daughter K\ Yong Thau Yin. the an racehorse trainer. 3 a teacher
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    DENING GOES ON
    16 1 HONG KONG Sun. Sir Esler Dening, Britain's Am-bafsador-at-!an?e. left this morning for Tokyo.—U.P.
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    THE FIREMAN HAD A BUSY NIGHT
    65 1 LONDON. Sun.— Thousands of bonfires were lit throughout Britain this week-end and millions of fireworks cascaded in the traditional "Guy Fawkes Day" celebrations. They were a reminder of an unsuccessful plot to blow up the Houses of Parliament 345 years ago. In London alone
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    BACK FROM TALKS
    28 1 ROME. Sun.— The Italian Defence Minister. Randolfo Pacciardl. arrived here today by plane from the United States where he attended the Atlantic Pact defence meetings*.—A.P.
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    Army Prepares For Pyongyang Rising
    92 1 TOKYO, Sunday. AMERICAN Army authorities today enforced rigid security measures in Pyongyang against a sudden outbreak of sabotage including the wiping out of a romnlptp ritv block by an incendiary bomb. Paratroopers were guarding all important inter-sections, bridges and approaches to the former North Korean
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    PERSIAN TRADE WITH RUSSIA
    54 1 TEHERAN. Sun.— The Per Man Premier and the Russian Ambassador have signed a U5520,000,000 trade pact. Products from Persia's northern provinces are expected to start moving shortly to the Soviet Union and several Russian ships are reported to be in Caspian ports ready fo unload sugar,
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    TANKS FOR KOREA IN STORE
    117 1 ■J^'HE first British tank regiment for Korea arrived in Singapore yesterday in the trooper Empire Fowey I w»« the EighU) .;c Royni Irlsn Hussars, famed for Its exploits as part of the Seventh Armoured Division tthe T3c3orr Ratst. wliirl> sen-. <i in Africa and Europe.,
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    HE WILL COMMAND IN KOREA
    89 1 TOKYO, Sun. LIEUT.-Gen. Sir Horace Robertson, Commander of the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces in Japan, has added Korea to his command. Tttts affe«ts all British land, air, and sea forces. It places under his administrative command the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade fighting on the North
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    PEACE APPEAL
    45 1 ROME. Sun.— The Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers, executive organ of Western Europe's Strasbourg "Parliament," has decided on a British suggestion to mobilise Western parliaments for a peace appeal to "show up the falsity" of the Communist Inspired Stockholm peace petition.— Reuter.
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    Findlay Currie Is Growing A Beard
    183 1 IN the excitement of the arrival of the statue of M Our Lady of Fatimaat Kallang yesterday, a tall, well-preserved 72-year-old Scotsman stepped off thr pa me plane nnd almost slipped away unnoticed. But someone at the airport spotted him and said "Didn't you
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    150 Men Without One Smile
    189 1 SAIGON, Sunday. A BOUT 150 wounded and almost starving French troops were flown in today from the fallen frontier post of Thatke under an agreement negotiated with Vietminh through the Red Cross They were Foreign Legionnaires, paratroopers and Moroccans, who had marched, or been carried
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    LATE NEWS
    56 1 LONDON. Sun.— Air Commandant N. M. Salmon, 0.8. E., A.D.C Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, will leave the United Kingdom by air on Not. 12 to visit Royal Air Force units in the Far East and Middle East, where W.R.A.F personnel are serving She will arrive
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    REDS EXPEL U.K. VICE CONSUL
    61 1 LONDON. Sun. T*HE Chinese Communists A announced last night that the British Vice-Con-sul in Mukden. Manchuria. Mr. L. Stevenson, has been expelled from China. The New China News Agency, in a dispatch from Mukden, said Mr. Stevenson had offered "a gratuitous insult" to Chinese air
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    Lhasa Falls To Red Agents
    255 1 Lhasa Falls To Red Agents NEW DELHI, BUIL iUITH Chinese troop* 11 little over 100 miles from Lhasa. pro-Com-munist Tibetans, led by, two Leftist monks. hay» seized control of th» government and th© 16-year-old Dalai "Lam* has fled to Fndia. according to reports reaching here. Slishtii opposition to the Rod
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    VIETNAM ARMY
    28 1 DALAT, Sun. M Jen Letourneau. French Miciisier for Indo-China, announced yesterday that Vietnam will have a National army of three divisions by the end nt 1951—A.P.
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      698 2 NOTICES THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association In the Colony of Sintapore will be closed for business on Thursday. 9th November. 1950. being Deepavall Holiday. NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby griven tttai Mr. Abdultah bin Huwaln has ceased to be employed by Messrs. H. Kader Bux
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    HARD FIGHT AHEAD IN KOREA, SAYS TRUMAN
    346 3 M. LOUlh, Missouri, Sunday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN warned America last nigfcl that "hard fighting still lies ahead in Korea in spite of the military victories of the United Nations forces". He said that progress was being made towards >al of world peace, and described
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    Blundering Policy, Says Stassen
    187 3 Blundering Policy, Says Stassen NEW HAVEN. Connecticut, Sum. AIR. Harold Stassen, Republican, an.swered Presid ii' Truman s St. Louis IP wen at New Haven last night with a charge that the Administrations pollcv of ap-p-iM'rrwnt is responsible for the loss of American lives in Korea Mr Sta-ssm was speaking Immi
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    TRUMAN WEEPS AT GUARDS BURIAL
    71 3 Arlington National Cemetery. Sun. BKi Leslie' Coffelt. Secret Service auent killoil in the as>asMiiation attempt on President Truman. uas> given a hero's burial here today, while the PresMeal looked on with lfar-ilinimed eyes. the impressive funeral ceremony ended. ."Mr. Truiiipn walked to the widow of
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    British In Korea Get U.N. Flag
    201 3 A UNITED Nations flag which was unfurled in Trafalgar Square by Mr. Attlee, the Prime Minister, is be presented to the 27th British Common- I wealth Brigade in Korea. The flag has been taken to Tokyo in a BOAC Speedbird and will be passed
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    SPAIN GOT U.S. VOTE FOR U.N.
    114 3 FLUSHING MEADOW, Sun. 'THE United Nations General Assembly has decided to repeal the ban on member nations appointing ambassadors to Spain and to remove* restrictions preventing it from belonging to United Nations agencies. The resolution to remove the restrictions, put forward by a group
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    PAKISTAN ARMS
    30 3 LONDON. Sun. British nuval vessels and Royal Air Force planes will take part in c ):nbined exercises at Kara•M for the Pakistan Com"id and Staff College.— U P
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    TEST SOVIET TALKS PROPOSALS McNEIL
    107 3 TEST SOVIET TALKS PROPOSALS McNEIL NEWCASTLE. Sun. MR. Hector McNeil, Secre tary of State for Scotland said here yesterday that the West should "sound careful!y Russia's latest proposal for a "Bis Four" Foreign MmNters- meeting He said there was no point ferei^XstersTlfwaiTo B^sh Ms tsrr f thef f rst British
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    LEGION FIGHTERS
    51 3 FRENCH FOREIGN Legionairrs, weary and bearing a standard of the Legion on a bayonet, 25 miles northeast of Hanoi after a 35-mile march through mountains from the abandoned French frontier pott of Langson y freeted by General Jain (left) who was sent to Indo-China after French reverse*. A.P.
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    Ambon's Fall "Is End Of Rebels"
    202 3 T JAKARTA, Sunday. HE Indonesian Vice-Minister of Defence, Mr Ali Bozdiardjo, said today that the reported conquest of Ambon town by Republican troops meant the end of all resistance by South Moluccan troops. The fall of Ambon is tantamount to a complete capitulation of
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    New Iron Curtain
    44 3 WASHINGTON. Sun.— The American Customs has clamped down on disclosure of arrivals and departures of ships their destinations, and cargoes. The move is apparently designed to restrict information about the shipment of weapons and strategic equipment to Western European countrips Rpntar
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    SINGER'S WIDOW
    20 3 mi>. I.AKLfc JOLSON. widow of Al Joison, at the funeral at Hollywood of the Jazz singer. A.P. picture.
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    W. EUROPE GETS ITS CHARTER
    69 3 nuMt, sun. i VKE anti-Communist coun- tries of Western Europe ast night signed a convention )f human rights which, for he first time in history, binds hem to protect en masse the >asic rights of their citizens. It was the first positive icton taken during
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    Germany' Plan To Big 3
    261 3 Germany Plan To Big 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. pUSSIA has proposed a ±x> meeting of .the Big Four foreign ministers to consider Soviet proposals for the creation of an all-German constitutional council to unify Germany. The proposal was made in notes handed to the British. United States and French ambassadors in
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    COTTON TO JAPAN
    33 3 MEXICO CITY, Sun.—The National Harvester Association is taking the necessary steps to obtain Government permission for the export of between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000 worth of Mexican cotton to Japan. —UP.
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    Clouds Hid Estate Victims From Bombers In S'gor Disaster
    348 4 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE scene of yesterday's bombing disaster on 1 a Selangor estate— where an R.A.F. bomber drooped at least two bombs near a latex collecting hut, killing 12 persons and injuring more than 20— today
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    CYCLIST KILLED
    38 4 From Our Own Correspondent KOTA BAHRU Sun. A Malay cyclist died in hospital an hour after colliding on Jalan Pengkalan Chepa with a car belonging to Dr. H. A. Phipps and driven by a Malay svre
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    4 HURT IN JOHORE TRAIN
    187 4 4 HURT IN JOHORE TRAIN From Our SUB Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. BANDITS fired on a passenger train in Johore on Saturday and wounded a Chinese child, two adult Chinese, and a Malay who were passengers. Train Services between. Kuala Lumpur and Singapore were interrupted again today, but normal services
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    NO 'L': $7
    33 4 From Our Own Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— For not displaying the letter -L- when he was riding a motor cycle Rosshdl bin Hashlm was flned*$7 In the Police Court today.
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    $5 MILLION IN WAR DAMAGE
    217 4 From Ou^StaBCorr^nden^^^ t ™n<*T $5 000 000 has been paid out in war been paW to claimants outside Malaya, These payments, representing initial payments up to a mlximum of $350 In addition to some small final payments, have been made to 17 659 people. More
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    I.C.F.T.U. Has Two Big Jobs In Asia
    204 4 sSSs rsxsa office in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Munsat arrived by air on Saturday to establish his Ot The IC.F.T.U.. he said. ha» before It three important lasues which demand immediate solution. They are bread freedom ai«<J peace. It Invited all categories of workers
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    Rubber Pay Talks Early This Month
    90 4 rrom Out SUB Correspondeol SEREMBAN. Sun A MEETING ot the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association and the negotiation committee of tne Pan Malayan Rubber Workers Union will be held at Kua a Lumpur early this month to continue negotiations on the workers' demand for
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    LINCENSING DAY
    38 4 LICENSING From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Sun.—A Meeting of the Tampln licensing board under the Rubber Supervision Enactment will be held at the District office. Tampin, on Thursday Dec. 14 to consider applications for 1951 licences.
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      281 4 WORLD FAMOUS 100 YEARS 184S—^*»5O Obtainable 7'E~ry**r. From All Liquor Dealer^ AN IDEAL TONIC |b» been awarded 24 Gold and Silver Medals iSERRAVALLOS TONIC (CINCHONA and IRON WINE) STIMULATES THE APPETITE STRENGTHENS THE NERVES REGENERATES THE BLOOD. SIP Over 10,000 Medical Tctimomal^ J SERRAVALLO, Manufacturing Chem'ut. TRIESTE. EST. 1848 Dis
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    SHAW WAS LAST LINK WITH A GREAT GENERATION
    1388 5  - SHAW WAS LAST LINK WITH A GREAT GENERATION Death of a superb showman By GRAHAM HOUGH JHE death of Bernard Shaw takes away from the English scene a landmark which we had almost begin to think perin.nu'iit. It is now many years since he was read by the ardent young
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    LEST WE FORGET...
    640 5 By J. K. GWINXELL, M.C., E.D., President of the Ex-Service Association of Sinsjapore. who deals with the origin of Toppy Day and gives details of the work that is being done for ex-Ser-vicemen and their dependents by the association. This year, the whole of the money collected
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      190 5 STRAITS TIMES CROSSWORD 1 j& **^f g aUSJiS""^'' CROSSWORD No. 210 l r<;> lw; "*r B»n iwailowtd ti. U«cj car and boat Uk I I* I 1* I* >4 I Is I Ja I' I- I twjju !?> b^ r> t pe dtd 6v 2 Coil h <"» found an'roalt
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PERSONAL
    35 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PERSONAL THE WIFE and family of the Mr. Soh View Jin than,: nil relatives and friends for l tending mciv. visits, loan o j,,d attending the unera „f feetr de.uly beloved husband and f.iitici
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    14 6 win. kindJy re MHMri cook boy «Chln:imah emp'c\ed for small Uy. Box A2710, S.T.
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    Singapore, Mon., Nov. 6, 1950. Rubber Duty Dangers
    1155 6 Singapore, Mon., Nov. 6, 1950. Rubber Duty Dangers The tone of the statement which accompanied announcement of the new export duty on rubber seems to imply that I the Federal Government expects the industry to fight against the new rates. But protest is disposed of in advance. The new rates
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    AMOY MAY TRADE WITH INDONESIA
    49 6 HONG KONG, Sun.— Ship ping concerns in Amoy ar" negotiating with the Royal Inter-Ocean Lines to inaugurate regular passenger and cargo services between Fu kien and Indonesia. The Chinese hope to trade with Indonesia "because we are more or leas on friendly terma."— Reuter-AAP.
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    MANCHU AND KUOMINTANG
    998 6  -  The Chinese Press Tn Singapore By WANG TAN MING YOU are a Chinese newspaper reader in Singapore, say 50 years ago. You open your morning paper and find a page or two completely blank. You are not surprised at all, because a terse legend at the top
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      The "Big School" in Chinese minds
      566 6 THE article on a Chinese university in Singapore, A published in the Straits Times on Nov. 1, was most timely, and I fully agree with your corres- pondent s views Let me hasten to add that among the Chinese— the industrial magnates as well
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      THE BIBLE IN THE COLONY COURTS
      134 6 t HOPE that the Colony 1 Government will forthwith cause all courts to be supplied with the Douay edition of the Bible, so that we may be spared a repetition of the recent disgusting wrangle in the High Court during a trial about the
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      THE BABY IN THE DRAIN
      156 6 AS a member of the Family Planning Association of Singapore, I should like to reply to the question addressed to this association by the Rev. Goh Hood Keng in your correspondence columns last Friday. I can assure the reverend gentleman that we fully appreciate the
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      IS IT BUNK?
      183 6 IN reply to the writer of 1 the letter headed "Funk, Spunk, Bunk published on Nov. 1. does it take SPUNK to drag arrested persons to the nearest kampong and hang them? Is it BUNK if we listen to what a bandit or bandit helper has to
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    On the Margin
    452 6 Ike klang ows KUALA Lumpur reader writes to suggest a note In this column on the crows of Klang, which are a distinctive feature of Selangor's oldest town. Every day of the year the crows can be seen scavenging the streets of Klang, and that is the
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      739 6 PEPLER —to Dorothy »nd Kit-hard Prpler a daughter on N< .ember sth at Kandang Kerbau KRAL-SMITH: on 29th Oct. ]»50 at Queen Charlottes Hoeptta), London, to Betty, wile ol James Krrral-Smith. a son. FI.WIN-GIMSON: The engagement is officially announced of Commander J. A Dwin DSC R.N.. son of Mr. »nd
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      118 6 ffI^OPTICIRN Fellow Institute Ophthalmic Opticians (Eng I Fellow Worshipful Co. of Spectacle-Makers (Eng Freeman of the City of London By Appointment to H.M Forces South Vast Asia >! 6 Raffles Place Singapore Phone ***** J jBP> {rejnaffijjTHE SAffl LAXATIVE fOR YOUNG AND OLD Cremaffio is the safe remedy for consupation.
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    15,000 SEE STATUE OF OUR LADY OF FATIMA
    746 7 20 Faint At > Catholic Rally In Singapore piFTLLN thousand Roman Catholics from all parts of Singapore stood or knelt in the hot afternoon sun at St. Joseph's Institution field yesterday in a Catholic rally in honour of the statue of Our
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    statue Has Cured Sick In India
    182 7 statue Has Cured Sick In India Tl lour-foot high cedar- >t:»d statue of Our Lady of Kit an a. which is now in Singapore and will tour the I .deration, has currd many m India where it was in w 11 earlier this year. <•(■ irrli.m of the statue. Rev.
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    PARTY TOLD OF ROMANCE
    118 7 TWO old Straits Chinese families, one in Malacca and one in Singapore, will be united when Miss Ong Swee Kirn marries Mr. Wee Soon Bf <\ Their on-a^ement was announced at a party in Singa- pore on Saturday nicrht, and the wedding wtU take place In
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    TALK ON YOUTH
    29 7 F. Y. Khoo, secretary of the Y.W.C.A.. spoke on "Youth In a changing world" t«> members of the Cosmopolilan Club of the Chinese Y.MCA. last night.
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    'STORE NOT UNGENEROUS'
    69 7 Singapore has been called many things in its time, but it can never be called ungenerous and I am proud of our record, said Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, in his Poppy Day message over Radio Malaya last night. Last year Malaya again headed the list
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    Legal Advisers To Crown
    55 7 The Singapore Association has suggested that the legal advisers of the Singapore Development Board should only be the legal advisers of the Crown or Dermanent.full-timp employees. This suggestion is contained 12 Better to the chairman of the Select Committee appointed by Government to examine and report
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    AGE IN DOUBT
    62 7 From Our Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— S. Nadaraja, a schoolboy returning by train from Singapore to Ipoh was arrested on a charge of attempting evasion of duty amounting to camera valued at $70 When charged in Johore Bahru Police Court, he was ordered to be sent
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    R.A.F. STEP UP AIR DROPS
    152 7 ALTHOUGH there was a slight reduction in the S Jft Octo Kbei;. compared with September's record strikes, air supply and airlift operations again inBg 1" an Bomber and fighter strikes wer» made in seven States during th# month PeraV and Johore received most ici-civeu mosi
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    LABOUR RENEWS MAYOR DEMAND
    167 7 LABOUR RENEWS MAYOR DEMAND T^HE Labour Party of A Singapore will again demand in December's elections a fully elected Municipal Commission and an elected Mayor. Munlcipalisation of the Singapore Traction Company, licensing of all hawkers and more public markets and shelters for hawkers, revision of building bye-laws and building of
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    $200 Gift For Blind
    105 7 From our Own \.->:respondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. I THROUGH the generosity ol many, the children in the State Welfare Home, especially the blind boys and girls, have been made happy. The children have been entertained to parties, given treats and gifts. A few days ago, the
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    AIR C-in-C BACK
    42 7 Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, Commander-ln-Chief Far East Air Force, returned by air to Changi last night from Japan. He has been conferring with the U.S. commanders in Tokyo and visiting the Far East Flying Boat Wing at Iwakuni.
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    First Govt Co-op Opened In S'pore
    165 7 TOE Singapore Mental Hospital took the lead x yesterday in being the first Government department ever to run a co-operative store exclusively for the hospital's staff of 1,500. Organised by the Singapore Mental Hospital Co-operative Stores Society, the store, officially opened by the acting
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    31 7 INCHE ATTAN BIN MOHAMED with the kite which was the winner in the "battle of kites" yesterday in the open ground adjoining the Alkaff Garden. Straits Times picture. (See Story Below).
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    RUBBER EXPERT FOR INDIES
    179 7 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 1111 Director of the British Rubber Development x Board in Malaya, Mr. J. E. Bush, will visit Indonesia shortly to study rubberised road methods. He told the Straits Times today that he might go with a party of rubber
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    KITES IN DOG FIGHT 200-FT. UP
    128 7 J^ALACCA Malays in Singapore yesterday made the first attempt to popularise kite-flying ,'here by holding a competition in open ground near AlkaiT Garden. The "battle of tho kites" took place at a height of between 200 to 300 feet, and within an hour the
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    S'PORE WEEK OF PRAYER
    58 7 me y.m.u.a. Y.W.C.A Week of Prayer and World Fellowship will be observed in Singapore from Nov. 12 to 18. The week will open with a United Service of Worship in the Orchard Road, V.M.C.A. Hall at 8 p.m. on Nov. 12. Mrs. Celeste Amstutz, president of
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    Hawker's Request
    43 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun When Tan Sal Chong was fined $13 in the Johore Bahru Police Court for hawking tood without a licence he isked the magistrate to help Mm get a licence. "That ts lot my business," the masis:rate tolld him.
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    98 7 RED CROSS WORKING PARTY, Guide Hut, Clemenceau Avenue, 10 a.m. to noon. Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, International Fortnightly Club. 10 a.m., cooking American dish "BombAlaska." 5 p.m BT. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, first-aid class, HQ.. Stamford Road, 5 p.m. YJW.C.A., Orchard Road, Olympic and Sports Council meeting, 6 p.m.. Judo
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    ONN CRITICISES MALAYA HALL
    177 7 Fron Our Own Correspondent mHF mmm JOHORE BAHRI, Sunday. THt practice of appointing a retired senior GovInfnn'Snn* offi cial b e charge of Malay* Hall whh? v° n c »Ucwed by Dato Onn Mil Ja'afar UMnVh^ HJS rCCent VLSit tO L ndOn 3t a These senior
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    Education Expert To Visit N.S.
    34 7 From Our Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Jiun. sir Christopher Cox, head of the Advisory Committi>e on Education to the Secretary for the Colonies, will risit Negri Sembllan, tomorrow and Tuesday.
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    CATHOLIC RALLY
    25 7 CONVENT GIRLS at the rally m honour of Our Lady of Fatima held at the St. Joseph's Institution field yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    Driver Hit No 13 Lamp
    88 7 jyjß. Lee Khe Long, of Cecil Street, Singapore, v.,is found by police unconscious at the steering wheel after his car had crashed into lamp post in Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. He had chest injuries, ami was taken to the General Hospital. Mr. S. C. Pillay.
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    T. ANSON SCHOOL
    42 7 TELUK ANSON. Sun.— The Literary Society of Ihe AngloChinese School at Teluk Anson will hold a panel discussion at the school hall on Nov. 14. The District Officer. Tuan Syed Noorcfin bin S^'d Hussein, will give away \h» Drizes.
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    Stalin told: 'No second front in 1942'
    2530 8  - Stalin told: 'No second front in 1942' By WINSTON S. CHURCHILL I ATE on the night v of Aug. 10, 1942, after a dinner of notables at the genial Cairo Knibassy, we started for Moscow. My party, which filled three planes, now included the C.I.G.S. Gen. Wavell, who spoke Russian.
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    104 8 Rupert and the Dragon Pills— 39 Rtiprrt't depanur* x ao iuddu> thai lie losu light of «he u.irrmg place a« once. For taint momem* n« it quite d.ued. but »hei a unit h« openi hia cyej »nrt find* ih« •ockei srreakirtjg through Mai hftn ol cloud. Gradually n rli tngei
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    PANDIT NEHRU INFLUENCED BY RED CHINA'S THREAT?
    1073 9  -  By FRANK MdRAFS BOMBAY. Thursday. T*HERE is no doubt A that New Delhi Delhi has been shocked by Peking's reported demarche on Tibet. There is good reason to believe that Pandit Nehru's reluctance to agree to the U N. forces crossing the 38th
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      298 9 I'almolivo ltoanty Plan proved by doctors brings lovelier skin to 2 women out of 3 —in 14 days! %Mi%^ After tests ot. 1,384 women for 14 days, 4fl s<i clot tors (including leading skin *JP^^™Hbl »|h-( ialiM*) report thai the Palmolive Wi^X. 1 illy Plan brought a definite noticeaMe improvement
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      203 9 SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR 10.15 "Cafe Chantanf; 10-30 35 am. Schools; 9.55 Inter- 9.35 a m -12 1-7 30 t> m a« SiT* US t C I?" A P> Dance lude; 10 New,, Emergency New. fpore; 730 tfj Ku'u'SoF^.TSL" 1 1 from K. L, :o.,O Close; 10.50 vlol BWB* Schools: 12
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    Tin: No Surplus Warning
    285 10 LONDON, Sun. TMSPUTING the danger of "burdensome surplus" which is the basis of attempts at Geneva to evolve an international tin control agreement a correspondent in the Financial Times, who Is understood to be connected with a leading Malayan mining company, asserts that instead of a
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    PRECIOUS METAL
    166 10 LONDON. Sun. TF tin prices continue to rise at their present rate, 14 more business days will see tin as precious me al, selling in London at V2d per troy ounce th<» price of silver in February 1S31 The Korean war, American stockpiling and the British Ministry of
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    Boom In Tin On The Singapore Share Market
    436 10 Boom In Tin On The Singapore Share Market From A Market Correspondent WITH first-grade rubber for November shipment changing hands on Wednesday at $210 per lb. and tin advancing day by day to a "ne phis ultra of $510.50 per picul by Friday, there was a large volume of business
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    KUALA REMAN
    47 10 KUALA Reman Rubber Estates have made the following furthpr forward sales in respect Oi the financial years 1950-51 and 1951-52 (August 1 to July 31): 1950-51. 156.800 lbs. at 33*»d. per lb London landed terms; *****2. 112.000 lbs. at 33\d. per lb London landed terms.
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    OVERSEAS RUBBER PRICES
    36 10 London Rubber LONDON. Nov. 3.— Spot 59 l *d Dec. 59d. Jan.-Mar. 53»id. Apr.June 43d. Julv-9ept. 38d nom. Nev* York Rubber ,n, n 0 8 cent 3 ib closing nom nll Nov a
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    BUSINESS DONE
    398 10 DUSINESS done in thH Malayan share markef last veek included: INDUSTRIALS. Fraser Neave Ords. $3.27V 2 to $3.20 to $3.30, Fraser 8c Neave Prefs. $610 and $6.20, Hammers $35 25, Hong Kong Banks (Col.) $760 to $756, Malayan Breweries $5.25 to $5 30 to $5 25, Malayan Collieries
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    £30,000 FORD SCORES HAT-TRICK
    508 11 One Of Six In English League LONDON, Sunday. DRITAIN'S costliest footballer Trevor Ford scored a frand second-half hat-trick in his first home game for Sunderland yesterday. The £30,000 dark-haired Welsh International centre-forward began well by making the opening for his side's first goal against Sheffield Wednesday
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    U.K. Soccer League Positions
    1088 11 U.K. Soccer League Positions J LONDON, Sjn. COOTBALL League standings r after yesterday's matches were- FIRST OIVISIOiN Goals P W D L P A pts Arsenal 16 10 4 2 32 13 24 Newcastle 16 9 6 1 31 15 24 Mid'brough 16 9 4 3 35 18 22 Tottenham
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    HMS CONFLICT WIN
    60 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— H.M.S Conflict defeated Kampong Bahru Sports Club at soccer by three goals to two on the Club's ground today. Zaman opened scoring for K.B.S.C. and Burrows equalised. Smith gave the naval men the lead before the Interval. On the change over Kaiapong Bahrn drew
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    SERVICES TO HOLD HOCKEY TRIAL
    39 11 SERVICES TO HOLD HOCKEY TRIAL p.AJ 1 Malaya will hold a hockey trial with the Army on Wednesday to select a team to meet Combined Civilians on November, 16. The trial will be played at Seletar at 4.30 p.m.
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    LindwallHas Deadly Spell
    84 11 Lindwall Has Deadly Spell SYDNEY, Sun. RAY LINDWALL, Australia's fast bowler, had a spell of three wickets for two runs and finished with four for 33 for New South Wales, Sheffield Shield holders, against Queensland today. Rain prevented any play before lunch but afterwards Queensland lost six wickets for 51
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    The Comoton-Iverson Duel Was Facinating
    333 11 The Comoton-Iverson Duel Was Facinating By REGINALD HAYTER MELBOURNE, Sun. A SPLENDID century which signalled Denis Compton's captaincy of a M.C.C. team in Australia for the first time, and lesser batting contributions by Brian Close, Trevor Batley and John Warr, rescued the M.C.C. from a dismal performance against Virtorla here
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    RAF Malaya Golf Draw
    292 11 THtHE are 72 entries for the R.A.F. Malaya Annual Golf Championship, to be played tomorrow at the Royal Singapore Golf Club, Buklt Tim ah. The draw for play is as follows (Handicap given in brackets after player's name) Sgt. Asser (8). Sgt. Clarke (11) and F/Lt.
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    S'gor Names Team For Hockey Tourney
    77 11 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.—Selangor, Negri Sembilan, Malacca and Singapore will meet in the Quadrangular Hockey Tournament on Thursday, Friday and Saturday In Singapore. Following Selangor players will travel to Singapore for the tournament. T. Nadarajar., S. Lesslar, Alan Koelmeyer Chua Eng
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    35 11 STAMPS. Derby inside-right, and Arsenal defenders in beading duel in the Arsenal goal area in the English F.A. first division game at Highbury on Oct. 28. Arsenal won by three goals to on«. Popper picture.
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    Blackheath Break Oxford's Spell
    442 11 B LONDON, Sunday. LACKHEATH pulled off the upset of Ihe Rugby season on Saturday in defeating the powerful Oxford University team eight-five. It was Oxford's first defeat of the season. Blackheath's grand forwards outplayed the Oxford pack and in defence Blackheath allowed the fast, thrustful Oxford
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    TAMILIANS WIN F.A.S. CUP FINAL 1-0
    384 12 TAMILIANS WIN F.A.S. CUP FINAL 1-0 Keeper 9 s Mistake Leads To Goal From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A GOAL scored by Palani after the ball had A rebounded off Chinese goalkeeper Buck Gay s hands seven minutes before the end gave Tamilians Physical Cultural Association a one-nil
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    Colony MFA Reject Gold Cup Proposal
    223 12 THE Malayan Football Association, Singapore, at an emergency council meeting last night, decided to reject the proposal made by the Malay Football Association of Malaya "vice-president, Tungku Abdui Rahman, to Singapore Malays to stake the Sultans' Gold Cup In a match against Penang. Singapore
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    2 Changes In Penang XV
    98 12 From Our StaB Correspondent PENANG. Sun. fl 'WO changes have been made in the Penang team to meet Selangor in a H.M.S. Malaya Rugby competition match to be played here on Nov II. This will be Penang's first home game this season. The change* are
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    Ceylonese Beaten
    47 12 R. A. F. Malaya beat Ceylon Sports Club by two goals to one in a hockey match played at Changi yesterday. Throughout the game. R.A.P. held the upper hand and it was only towards the end that the CSC. rallied strongly to reduce the deficit.
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    RACE WEIGHTS
    317 12 WEIGHTS for all six races at K.L. on Wednesday, second day of the Selangor Turf Club meeting, are: Class 1, O»v. 1— 5-i Furs. No Uejrets 9 12 Bright Kyes 9 07 Miss Nathan 9. OS Persian Lord 8.07 Arabian Knishl 8 06 Ondlne 8.03 Richmond 7.12 Bramhall
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    Reve De Gloire Scores Fluently
    303 12 By Epsom Jeep KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. REVE DE OLOIRE rehabilitated himself with a fluent two-length win in the 7-f handicap for Class 1. Dlv. I horses at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, and even the weakness of the opposition he beat did not disguise the splendid
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    Omar Wins 50-Mile Cycle Race
    185 12 Omar Wins 50-Mile Cycle Race From Our Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sun. A, .R. OMAR, of the Olympic Twiddlers. S e 1 a n g o r and 1948 All-India 100-mlle cycle champion today flashed past the finishing line to win the 50-mile All-Malayan Cycling Championship held here. He beat team
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    54 12 SOCCER: R.A.F. v Army-Nary. Changi; S.A.F.A. six-a-slde lour"'hOCKEY: S.R.C. v 8.0.D.C.A., Padang; S.C.C. "A" Ceylonese "A", Padang; Sherwood Foresters v Police, Thomson Road; S.C.R.C. v Customs S.C, Hong i.im Green: V.M.C.A. v P. 4 T. Union. Balestier Road. RUGBY: S.C.C. "B" t Roya: Military Police. Padang. TENNIS: V.M.C.A.
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    534 12 TWO FIRST round and three preliminary round ties started Singapore Amateur Football Association's six-a-side knockout tournament at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. First-round winners were RAF. Seletar and Cosmos SC who beat Singapore District Signals and Singapore Medical Workers Union respectively. Tigers S.A.. Pulau Brani
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    ALL-INDIA WIN TWO H.K. GAMES
    34 12 HONG KONG. Sun. AN All-India Football XI, playing in barefeet. won their first two games here, beating a Hong Kong side two-one yesterday and a Chinese XI three-one today.
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    167 12 INDIA ALL OUT FOR 169 RUNS NEW DELHI, Sun. TNDIAN, who were 167 for 7 yesterday, first day of their first Test against the Commonwealth XI, lost their last three wickets for only two runs today. The Commonwealth side passed India's total, scoring 174 with six wickets down when stumps
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    Turf Officials Worried Over New Drug
    217 12  - Turf Officials Worried Over New Drug VEhNON MORGAN By LONDON. Sun. THE stewards of the Jockey Club have been making some private and elaborate tests with the new ''wonder drug" which has been causing racing officials the world over considerable trouble. The drug Is said to have been accidentally discovered
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    576 12 From Our Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. SINGAPORE'S Malaya Thomas Cup team player, Ong Poh Lim, today thrilled a huge crowd here with his unorthodox play when he mot another Malayan Thomas Cup man, Lim Kee Jong, in an exhibition game in aid of
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