Malaya Tribune, 25 October 1950

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    51 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE I-AAGER SALES THAN ANY AfTEXNOON PAPER i N mala?a Phone 54M/3 N «ne Una BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: 'Tribune" Spore. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25,
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    TROOPS RUSHING SOUTH FROM MANCHURIA
    305 1 Red Bid To Stem Allied Advance A.P. and U.P. rmrrr* SEOUL, Wednesday. reports say that a big North Korean raotorised column streamed southward yesterday toward onrushing South Korean troops now only 22 miles from the new Communist refugee capital of Kanggye near the Manchurian border.
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    4 Russians Fall Into American Hands
    84 1 SEOUL, Today, r Russians to fall into I rnerican hands in Kotea men and one woman— in protective custody in all< n Communist capital oi Pyongyang tonight. They v, r believed to be traders. were wearing civilian when members of the Korean anti-Commu-handed over
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    Gis To Drive To The Border
    164 1 U.P. SINANJU, Korea. Tues.' J 'CAN troops will drive "to the M:mchurian border, distant United States Commander declared r oday. General Garrison H Davidson of the veteran ng 24th Infantry said "The South' the Yalu River is* r::r •arset." (son revealed the goal I
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    Reds Ordered Into Tibet: Red Agency
    93 1 rrv c BERLIN. Tuesday, ooviet licensed news nov ADN reported last that Chinese Commu- >recs have been ordered '.v:*de Tibet to "free its W0."°o inhabitants from AON quoted the New y ol Red China as south west Chinese ir; district ard head- 1 of
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    TOMMIES, AUSSIES RACING NORTH
    368 1 Reuter. f SF.OUL, Wednesday. fHE British and Australian Brigade today raced on toward Manchuria as United Nations forces continued to occupy North Korea without meeting organised Communist resistance. The Brigade crossed the Chongchon—the last big river before the Manchuria border—at dawnThey were last reported 70 miles
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    $230 MORE FOR Mrs. GOVINDASAMY
    74 1 I Tribune Staff Reporter I A further donation of $230 I«■ has Oeen collected, from' i member* ot tne Malaya m- bune stafi and vendors or the i ribune newspapers, ton Mrs. Govindasamy, widow oi th" Tay Koh Vat Company bus driver who was sno
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    Fighting In Hanoi Area
    167 1 U.P. WWT SAIGON, Wednesday. Vietnam raiders have attacked towns in the Hanoi area and ambushed a French and Vietnamese column within two miles of the northern French capital- WIII4 muiiary neaaquarters nere said that front line reports indicated that the *ulk of the Red forces was
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    QUAKES
    21 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Tuesday. Eight more earthquake shocks In Central America were recorded during the night on Fordham University's Seismogiaphs.—U.P.
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    Sealed Red Letters Contained 'Boo'
    127 1 U.P. SYDNE x~, Tuesday. AUSTRALIAN authorities today sorted out a ton of Communist literature seized in 1 the first raids on Red head- quarters throughout the country. In many Communist offices, police raiders found sealed letters which contained only a slip of paper with the
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    U.S. $10,000-Million A Year For World Welfare?
    131 1 Reuter. FLUSHING MEADOW, Tues. PRESIDENT Truman's appeal for a genuine effort to reduce armaments so that "swords shall be beaten into plougshares" la likely to be the inspiration of an Indian resolution before the Political Committee at its next meeting. Sir Benegal N.
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    TRUMAN CHANGES SIGNALS
    163 1 NEW YORK. Tuesday. IN a sudden change of signals President Truman today urged the United Nations to combine its talks about atomic control and conventional arms, in an effort to achieve 'foolproof and "genuine" disarmament. Until disarmament comes, ihe President said, the U.S. *111 build up its
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    TRUMAN ASKS VISHINSKY ABOUT WARMONGERING
    140 1 U.P. FLUSHING. Tues. DRESIDENT Truman, during i his visit to the United Nations today, chatted cordially wiU^ Alf. Vjsningky tar about two minute*. The President was heard telling the Russian that he had not seen anything about warmongering in his recent speeches. Mr. Vishinsky, speaking
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    ACTOR ILL
    41 1 A.P. HOLLYWOOD, Tues.—Maurice Costello. 74, romantic star of the old silent movies, sank into a coma today and doctors described his condition as critical. He is suffering from a heart condition, and has been hospitalized for two weeks.— A.F.
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    "FORMOSA MINE" SAYS CHIANG
    193 1 TAIPEH, Wednesday. (JENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek, Chinese Nationalist President, yesterday took a firm stand on the status of Formosa. "The sovereignty of Formosa belongs to the Republic of China, racially, culturally and legally," he said in a broadcast to the Formosan people on the eve of the
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    DULLES-ACHESON DISCUSS FORMOSA
    44 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Tuesday. JOHN FOSTER DULLES and Secretary of State Acheson discussed the Far Eastern situation and other items for more than an hour here. Dulles said that the two went over the Formosa question and a Japanese peac2 treaty.
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    TALKS URGED
    60 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Sources close to the United Nations Commission on Palestine who have just returned here from the Middle East predicted today that the Com mission's report t«> the worl organisation will urge imme o'!ate action to aid the Arab refugees of the Falcstine war nd d'rect
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    REDS SURRENDER IN THOUSANDS
    31 1 Several thousands of North Korean troops are surrendering daily to the United Nations forces. Picture shows surrendered Reds being marched through a Koean town.—A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    Singapore's $450 Million 6-Year Plan
    269 1 Tribune Staff Reporter |HE mam ouuinaa ol tas big tix-raar minium m™° Pm n V Plan wWch as submitted g to th' mghf Conference, weremade kn?wn last 'ih-y reveal that a sum of about $450-million will be required iv iinanco a project wnicn will enable-
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    Suez Canal: U.K. Move
    90 1 Reuter. CAIRO. Wednesday BRITAIN is to raise in the v Security Council the ques- t;on of the passage of tankers tnrough the Suez Canal, acting Foreign Minister Ibrahim r Messiha Bey sa^d. Sir Ralph Stevenson. British Ambassador to Egypt, had told bis Government of Britain's intention,
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    BEST BETS
    54 1 THE going for the races at 1 Penang today at best will be heavy. Best bets:— "Spot" Race 1. Scarlet Tiger II Race 6. Hariman Race 7. Jimmy "Mike" Race 5. Double Nine Race 7. Admiral Race 8. Merlm "Long.ihot" Race 3. Whispering Sand» Race 5. Siyscraper j
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    2 EXTRA EDITIONS
    77 1 THERE will be two extra 1 editions of the Malaya Tribune today. The first is the usual 3.30 p.m. edition which will carry «11 the latest local and world news, and the results of the first fed races at Penang today. The second extra edition will be
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    'CHURCH MUST DENOUNCE COMMUNISM' — Bishop Baines
    605 2 'CHURCH MUST DENOUNCE COMMUNISM' Bishop Baines Clergy Stands Up To Emergency THE Right Reverend H. W. Baines, Bishop ol 1 Singapore, addressing the meeting of the Diocesan Synod, at St. Andrew's School Hall yesterday morning said that the Emergency is making heavy demands on the Church, but there will be
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    WAR VETERAN AGAIN A CARGO BOAT
    172 2 A ship with a distinguished war record, at the present moment in Singapore, is thej Howell Lykes. Built in America in 1940. the Howell! Lykes was loaned to the British Navy, who re-named, her H.M.S. Empire Pintail., She was used as a troop carrier
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY IN MALACCA
    107 2 MALACCA, Tues. An ex-Servicemen's parade will be held at the Malacca Volunteer Memorial on Nov. 12. Detachments of military, Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and ex-Servicemen will form the parade under the command of a military officer. The Resident Commissioner, Malacca, Mr G. E. C. Wisdom, will
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    HELPED CHAP JI KI-CHARGE
    43 2 Tan Nan Kok. a 35-year-old Chinese, claimed trial in the Fourth Police Court yesterday when charged with assisting in the running of chap ji ki. He was allowed bail of $1,000, and the case was postponed to December 5.
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    MORE SHEAR ARRIVES
    33 2 The Glenorchy. a cargo ship belonging to the Glen Lines, brought as h?r nr\!n cargo lo: SinTa-?ore ?.bou f 4 000 tons of r?cn ral including 3,500 bags of sugar.
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    Poppy Week Sports
    178 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues A badminton match to be h°ld at the Victoria Institution on Sunday. November 5. is among other events which have been planned this year ♦o raise funds in connection with Poppy Day in Selangor. Besides the badminton match organised there will be a bridge
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    MALAY MARINES FORM OWN BODY
    116 2 The Malay Marine Officers Association was formed at a recent meeting at No. 102 Jalan Sultan. Singapore. The Association will only take in Certified Officers with sea experience as members. They should have a Certificate of Competency as Local Trade Master. Gunner. Home Trade Mates,
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    KERALA SAMAJAM OFFICE-BEARERS
    114 2 The thirty-third annual meeting of the Singapore Kerala Samajam was held recently at No. 7. Moulmein Road. The meeting adopted the annual report and statement of accounts submitted by the executive committee. The following are the new office-bearers. President Mr. G. S. Muthukrishnan; Vice-Presidept. Mr. J P.
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    CROWDS FLOCK TO U.N. SHOW
    89 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Peoples of various nationalities were present this morning when the United Nations Exhibition opened Its doors to a large crowd at the Public Relations Information Centre in Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur. The opening o. the Exhibition today commemorates United Nations Day the
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    Manyam Outlines Election Points
    167 2 I THE first election manifesto for the forthcoming i Municipal Elections was issued yesterday by Mr. S. S. Manyam, Progressive Candidate for the North Ward. The manifesto which is addressed to the fellow citizans outlines a seven point programme i for the betterment of the people's
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    RAF MECHANIC GETS MEDAL
    275 2 TWO air force men serving in Singapore figure in 1 Honours and Awards announced in yesterdays London Gazette, F.E.A.F. Headquarters announced ls.st night The Distinguished Flying Cross goes as an immediate award to Flight Lieutenant Keith Irvine Froster, of the Royal Australian Air Force To Corporal
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    MOBILE UNIT COMPLETES 12-DAY TOUR
    69 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor Mobile United has just completed a 12-day tour of the vast rice producing areas in the Sub-District of Sabak Bernam. An approximate total of 16,--000 people listened to the talks which ranged from the Emergency to the R.1.D.A., Plan, and
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    STANTON TENDER APPROVED
    72 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The tender of Stanton Iron Works Ltd., England, for the supply of Cast Iron pipes for the Johore Water Supply scheme has been accepted by the State Government. Provision has been made this year for a first instalment of $100,000 to be paid for
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS MAY HAVE THREE TERMS
    66 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues At a meeting of Headmasters 1 and members of Chinese school committees In Johore held at Batu Pahat lt waa unanimously decided to adopt the three-term year followed by English schools. This decision has been forwarded ii the Education Department headquarters
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    AUSSIE FOR INDIA
    65 2 Beini int-0.-icd into India for the first time are two KelDle do?;s, common in Australia. Th" Kelpie is a cross between a and a Collie. Thfse two are on the British India Steam Navigation ship, th-* Carpentaria, which is dv* to Singapore for India 1 n a
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    FOUGHT IN HARBOUR
    41 2 Two Chinese, Lye Wan Chong aged 28, and Khow Han Keng 20. were each fined $10 in the Third Police Court when they pleaded guilty to a charge of fighting at the Keppel Harbour Dockyard on Sept. 23.
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    QUICK SALE OF HOUSES IN AUCTION
    99 2 FIVE houses and 102 830 square feet of land yes terday changed hands at thi suction room of Messrs Nas Sim and Co., Ltd., for ths total amount of $112,263. More than fifty prospective buyers bid for the land and the auction lasted only
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    New S'pore Vicar
    118 2 I The Rev. R. W. Woods haj 1 been appointed Vicar and Archdeacon of Singapore, and will take up his duties in 1 April, 1951. Mr. Woods, who is a son ol 'the Bishop of Lichfield, Dr. Edward Woods, has been Vicar of South Wigston. Leices- ter,
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    USIS HOURS
    25 2 The USIS library w.;i henceforth be open from Ml a.m. to 9.00 p.m., every day except Monday. The library has registered 12,840 members.
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    Psychological Tests On CY MA Students
    448 2 FIRST IN MALAYA MUNICIPAL Commissioners and the Commissioner in of Labour will be invited to a demonstration of psychological tests on the students of the CYMA ociicol oi Commerce next month. The tests will be conducted by the Principal of the school, Mr. E.
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    Sweeper Was Hiding In Medical Store
    168 3 T aN JWES PUAMO, a sweeptne Singapore Har- r Board, who was found u*ai in medical store on the St of Sept 13 was sen-, months' imprison- I HE. Kingdon. First District Judge yesterjja wa? found guilty of to the premises of Teo Koon
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    FREE FILM SHOW AT YMCA
    62 3 T wID be a free film toon today at the YMCA at Three films lasting one and forty five minutes til] be .-creened during' the the United States Service. First programme will be a d travelogue, "All Ar and South America." ther films is "The
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    BOSS TO BE TOLD HE WAS FINED
    65 3 JOHOIIE BAHRU. Tues. A- why he was out ol r it 3 un. in a curfew hong; Koon Yoon told tt Magistrate that the maniget of his estate requested it work at 5.30 a.m. w io work when he was arrested. Tell the
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    WINNIE WAS A 'VERY GOOD GIRL' SAYS FATHER
    2103 3 JAMES Arthur Spencer, father of the ten-year-old Winnie Annie Spencer, whose dead body was found with signs of rape and marks of violence, on the beach off Telok Blangah on the morning of June 30 last, told Mr. Justice Brown and a
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    Youth Must Move Forward In Unity
    192 3 MALACCA, Tuesday. MR. S. W. F. Foster Sutton, the Officer Administering the Federation in a message to the Youth Council said that v our ideals of freedom and democracy, and our hopes of making this a better world in which we can devote our
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    JAGA SAW HIM FIDDLING WITH LOCK
    127 3 LIAN AH KIM who was stated, in the First District Court yesterday, to have given $10 to a jaga who arrested him for tampering with a store's lock was yesterday sentenced to six months' jail. He was found guilty of attempting to break into
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    SIR CHRISTOPHER COX
    73 3 Sir Christopher Cox, Educational Adviser to the Secretary of State for the Colonies returned \esterday after alter a month's visit to Borneo Sarawak. Brunei and Hongkong. He said: "I am intensely interested in the progress of education in those countries. I have come to study the progress
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    ALTERED CARD
    30 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. S. A. Pillay, an estate conductor, was fined $10 in the Police Court today for altering identity card of a woman labourer on the estate.
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    HIS GOAT STRAYED
    26 3 For allowing his goat to stray in a public place on Oct. 22, Nagachenaya was yesterday fined $10 In the Fourth Pouce Court.
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    She Can Take On Any Role
    235 3 REGARDED as the famed film beauty of South China. 25-year-old Tse Loh Lin was greeted by a host of film fans and the Cathay Organisers, when she landed from Hongkong, at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon. Miss Tse who is on a brief visit here
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    CLAIMS TRIAL ON CHEATING CHARGE
    57 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. In the Sessions Court today, Tan Teck Yeow, of Johore Bahru, was charged with cheating Tan Ah Chow, of Muar, of $440 and secondly with cheating Tay Liang Yap of Muar of $2,400. On claiming trial. Tan Teck Yeow was allowed bail
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    INDIAN FINED
    43 3 An Indian, Doraraj. was fined $10 in the Fourth Police Court yesterday for trespassing into a service area without a permit. He was seen by Corporal D. Peters, of the R.A.F. Police in the grounds of married quarters at R.A.F. Changi.
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    HAWKERS FINED
    22 3 Seven Chinese were fined $15.00 each in the Third Police Court yesterday for hawking without a licence. They pleaded guilty.
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    Argument Over Fifty Cents Led To Killing
    279 3 Court Told A TWENTY-NINE-YEAR-OLD sampan man, Png Teng Twee was tentatively charged in the Relief Court yesterday with the murder of Hwong Hsing Sung, a Shanghainese Seaman, on Oct. 23, at Telok Ayer Basin. It was said that the seaman was assaulted following
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    MALACCA TO WELCOME FATIMA STATUE
    72 3 MALACCA. Tues. Preparations are now being made for the reception to te accorded to the Statue of Our Lady of Fatima when it comes to Malacca on Nov. 14. A stage show entitled "The Play of Fatima" will be performed by the pupils of the
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    BROKE INTO HOUSE—CHARGE
    68 3 Oaman bin Abu Bakar, a 25--year-old Malay, was charged in the Second Police Court yesterday with breaking into the premises of Lim Hee Chia at Lorong 27 on Oct. 23. The charge alleged that Osman stole an alarm clock and a sarong worth $18. He was alternatively
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    BOYS SEE POLICE LIFE
    136 3 TWO hundred and ninety-six boys and eight teachers of the Victoria School spent about one and a half hours at the Police Training School yesterday afternoon. Mr. M Siiaj, one of the teachers, said it wa) 'to give these boys who had expressed a desire to
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    TRADE UNIONS
    616 4 WHE policy of the Singapore Government and of the Federation Government is the support of sound trade unionism. Indeed, they could have no other policy. The day is past when the role of labour in any community was %o be seen and not heard. That the need to
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    SINGAPORE'S $450-MILLION DEVELOPMENT PLAN
    1260 4 THE main theme of this 1 Plan is that, although the] period of rehabilitation Is well and successfully over, Singapore as a major world port has yet to catch up on the lost years of the occupation, and to plan for an ordered expansion ahead to
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    HOW WE CAN ACHIEVE WORLD PEACE
    2881 4  -  BY President Truman U. S. President, in a speech in the United Nations General Assembly yesterday. USIS. FLUSHING MEADOW, (NEW YORK). PRESIDENT Truman in a T speech before the United Nations yesterday told the world that the United Nations represents the idea of a
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    BETTER DEAL FOR LOCAL MEN IN CITY JOBS
    396 5 fHE special Municipal committee set up to define! seniority in Municipal Service, it is under- I stood will submit a very favourable report for the local born officers in Municipal Service. It will be remembered that early this year the Commissioners accepted
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    HOLIDAYS LAW
    43 5 Mr. W. Lyle, Deputy Commissioner of Labour, said yesterday that the "Weekly Holiday's Bill which was introduced on August 1, was a 'qualified success. He said: "We average 40 prosecutions a month against offenders. The nunrber is slowly declining,'* he added.
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    There Is No Public Spirit Says Shot Special
    247 5 Tribune Staff Reporter. LAWRENCE Pang, 29-year-old Volunteer Special Constable, who was shot on Monday night by three Chinese gunmen at his home in Joo Chiat Road, said yesterday evening: "There is a lack of public spiritedness among the people of Singapore. The
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    MEASLES ABOARD
    64 5 Tribune Staff Reporter. An outbreak of measles occurred aboard the ma. Oranjie as it steamed into Singapore Eight cases were reported to the Health authorities here and it took two hours to clear the ship from quarantine. One hundred and seventy-two passengers disembarked at Singapore. Among them were:
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    Lad From Boys Home May Become Officer
    227 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. AN old boy of the Serendah Boy's Home. Selangor. has made good. He is Ismail bin Ibrahim who is now undergoing military training in Sandhurst. United Kingdom, and may become a future Malay Commissioned Officer in the Malay Regiment. Known
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    AMATEUR DANCE OFFICIALS
    95 5 At the inaugural meeting of the proposed Singapore Society of Amateur Dancers held at Happy Cabaret Hall recently, the following were elected Office Bearers--President:- Mr. Patrick Lim Vice-President:- Mr Lam Joon Khim and Mr Chan Chiok Siong. Hon: Secretary:- Mr Leon* Hon Sung. Hon: Assist Secretary:- Mr.
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    ON WAY HOME
    57 5 Mrs. Roem, wife of the Indonesian Foreign Minister was on board the Oranje which docked in Singapore yesterday. Mrs. Roem is returning to Indonesia from Europe. She was met on Board the Oranje by Dr. Ra*H local Indonesian Representative and Mrs. Raiif. From left to right Mrs.
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    Woodcutters Kill 4 Reds
    127 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A PARTY of eleven woodcutters, seven of whom are Auxiliary Police, were accosted by five armed and uniformed bandits whilst proceeding to their work in Kota Tlnggi area. Three of the bandits were Chinese and the other two Sakals. The woodcutters refused to
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    Lawrence Suggests U.N. Association For Malaya
    374 5 rONSUL W. Henry Lawrence, Jr., Director of USIS v Singapore and the Federation, speaking yesterday, at the Raffles Girls' School, on the United Nations, strongly advocated a United Nations association for Malaya. Mr. Lawrence in his speech gave a detailed account of the United
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    Disciplinary Board To Consider Action Of Colony Player
    251 6  -  By The SPORTS EDITOR A SPECIAL meeting of the Disciplinary Board of the A Singapore Hockey Association has been called for Friday to consider the action on the field of Andrew Clarke, the S.R.C. and Colony player, who was sent off during
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    MALACCA DOOBLES CHAMPIONS BEATEN
    97 6 MALACCA. Tues. Malaccas tennis doubles champions. Dollah and Dom. were surprisingly beaten by the veteran pair. Chandrapala and Chee Peng, after three sets in the current Falconer Shield tournament. This was a highlight of the tournament fixture in which the Kubu Tennis Party beat the Hospital
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    QUEENSLAND N.S.W. BEAT
    70 6 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE. Tues.—New South Waives the holders, won the first Sheffield Shield cricket match of the season here today when they beat Queensland by an innings and 56 runs. Queensland who were forced to follow-on after being dismissed for 232 in their first innings in reply to
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    Along The Godowns
    64 6 In port:- Bentong (45), Gorgon (44), (ESADE), Thankhaven (Sheers), Fossalarea (ESVDE), Adrastus (42/3), Kajang (40 41), Atlantic Sea (38/9), Benmacdhui (86), Rajula (33/4), Howell Lykes (31/ 2), Beneieuch <17 18), Hin San (19/20), Reginald Kerr (21/2), Menestheus (?5/4), Mer.Von (25/6), Lanlandia (27 '8), Hindustan (29/30), Roebiah (13/
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    HONGKONG EXCHANGE
    31 6 UP. HONGKONG, Tues —The following were today's official closings on the Hong Kong Money Exchange: HK56.32 per U.S. dollar. HK515.90 per pound sterling. HKs2B9»a per tael of gold.— UP.
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    NORTH vs SOUTH ANNUAL SOCCER
    107 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. rE following teams have been chosen to represent North and South in the Football Assn. of Malaya trophy match to be played at H.Q. Malaya found at Rifle Range Road on Saturday at S,I NOBThT Kain Chojr: Mitchell, Kam Poh: Madhavan. Rijenberg,
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    TODAY'S KHALSA HOCKEY TEAM
    60 6 The following will represent Khalasa Association in a hockey game against the Johore Indians on the home ground today at 6.15 P.m. Smtokh Singh. Siddique. Charaniit Singh. Mohinder Singh, Sohan Singh. Kultar Singh. Vassan Singh, Hari Singh. Manjit Singh. Wasan (Capt.), Da>-shan Singh, Mohinder Singh. Jr.
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    BIG WIN FOR C'WEALTH
    36 6 Reuter. DEHRA DUX. Tues.—The Commonwealth cricket touring team beat a Services XI by 223 runs here today. Scores in brief were: Commonwealth 219 and 304 for 8 declared. Services 85 and 115.—Reuter.
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    RUBBER EASY
    169 6 The worsening squeeze and more orders from Hongkong sent rubber prices shooting up again yesterday. November rubber changed hands yesterday at as high as 187 cents a pound. This was in the afternoon when the day's peak was reached. The market had opened easier at 177 cents and
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    SHARES STEADY
    36 6 WITH London continuing to take good interest in tin shares, prices showed some improvement. Locally the market remained extremely steady with buyers still predominating. Industrials were a firm market and rubbers were mainly unchanged.
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    TIN PRICES CLIMB
    135 6 U.P. The tin metal market was I firm yesterday with a gain of J $7}» on the picul ex-smelter, j The price per picul ex-smelter was $454. 1 The price of forward tin in I London the previous night was £877 bid per ton—a rise of £12
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    GILLIGAN ILL
    52 6 Reuter-AAP. Pr iiiesaay. Former v .Vruin Test cricket captain Arthur ;i IV. an. taken ill yesterday, will remain in hospital here for a ""SW suffering from an internal disorder not yet diagnosed Mr Oilligan *as covering the Jinsru.h Test teams Australian tour for the Australian Broadcasting Cc\ mission.—
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    C. SERVICES XV AGAINST JOHORE
    120 6 The Combined Services rugby team to play Johore in the H.M S Malaya Cup competition on the Padang this Saturday. Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. is as lollops:— F/Lt P. G. Coulson (RAF), Major R. N. F. Anderson (Army). Capt G F. Duckworth (Army). F'Lt*.
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    PERUVIANS LOSE 1-0
    22 6 —A Turkish navy team debated* Peruvian VK9J iOOMr teatn, I—o. here on Sunday. About I.Boo' person-» witnessed the match.
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    Early Setback Fail To Stop Civilians
    601 6 Singapore Civilians 5 Army 1 nOMINATING play in the second half with livel> V attacks, the Singapore Civilians recovered from an early shock to hand out a five-one defeat to the Army in their S.H.A. Triangular Hockey Tournament fixture at the Padang yesterday. Down
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    Today's Winners Present Real Posers For All
    588 7  -  HARIMAN, SHMOO TO WIN By "SPOT” anf x PENANG, Today. U f moua about races today, the second day P en an? Turf Club's Autumn Meeting, is that nn a S winner is no easier than ahil y Fo I one the weather
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    HEAVY GOING
    62 7  -  By "SPOT" PENANG. Today. Vety little work was done this morning, and horses running: In today's events were confined to canters or sprinted down the straight. The going will be heavy. Nanette (Turner). Kelvin (Woods), Nomad (Spcncer), Result (Ellery), 8eventy Seven (J. Donnelly) and Hariman (Bagby) all sprinted
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    WOMAN HAD SAMSU
    32 7 Ong Heow. a 36-year-old Chinese woman, was found guilty in the Third Police Court yesterday of being in uossession of half a bottle of Samsu. He was fined $15.
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    SCIENTIST MAY HAVE MISSING SECRETS
    103 7 A.P. LONDON. Today. A BRITISH Government mi- nister said yesterday it is possible that the missing British scientist Prof. Bruno Pontecorvo may know atom secrets of value to an enmy. Supply Minister Strauss made the assertion in answering questions in the House of Commons about
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    TRIBUNE SELECTIONS
    189 7 "SPOT" "MIKE" "LONGSHOT" f Itacn I: St ABLET TIGEK II SCARLET TIOEB II SCARLET TIGER II i S '-'.15 b m Caracalla Hi* Money A'mal Big Moaey Car—alU A»»«yatea4 I 1 Race 2: BAND WICK BOLEH JADI BOLEH JADI i 2 1*) p m Martini Thro* Kingdom* Constellatioa
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    1327 7 RACE ONE 2.15 P.M. CLASS 3 DIV. 5—6 FURLONGS. o*o Caracalla (Ayres) 9.00 •'Belmont Stable Spencer Good form, has every chance. (1> 000 Purple Knight (unfixed) 8.11 Mr. A Mrs. Cheah Tat Hoe M. Breukelen On the downgrade (2) 310 Scarlet Tiger II (Jonea) 8.10 Mr. Yeap
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    WEST AUSTRALIA HOLD M.C.C. TO DRAW
    416 7  -  By REGINALD HAYTER PERTH, Tuesday. i THE M.C.C. were held to a draw in their first class game of the current tour aga.-nst Western Australia which ended today, the final day of their threeday fixture. Third in last year's Sheffield Shield competition. Western Australia
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      352 7 1 NOTICES HAULAGE PERMIT 1 Lim Siau Ngak T/A Chop Chee Seng of No. 20, 22nd Mile, Kahang. Johore hereby give notice of intention to apply for a Haulage Permit to operate one goods vehicle having a load capacity 100 cwts. This vehicle will be based at Kahang and to
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      202 7 NOTICE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB. WINTER MEETING 1950. Saturday 18th, Wednesday 22nd Saturday, 25th November, 1950. ENTRIES CLOSE at 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER 1950. LADY GUEST MEMBERS. No Lady Guest Members' Badges will be issued. RESERVED ENCLOSURE.— A Reserved Enclosure for a maximum of 200 Members will be available.
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    WORLD HOPES FOR PEACE ON U.N. DAY
    511 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. KEYNOTE of United Nations celebrations in most 11 parts of the world today was renewed hope for a stable peace as a result of the Korea conflict. REUTER cables from world centres gave the following picture of today's celebrations: FLUSHING
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    254 8 PUBLIC LECTURE: Prof. Frederic Mason. Professor of Education. University of Malaya, will be giving five lectures on Education at the Faculty of Medicine Singapore. His first lecture will be held on Nov. 2. The title will be "Quality in Education—an English viewpoint." SHAKESPEARE: So great wsa the
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    89 8 SINGAPORE ABT SOCIETY: K\h bition. British Council Hall. Siamiord Road. 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. YMCA: Orchard Road. Joint siatf meeting, t* a.m., dMM club. 5 p.m., art dub, 6 p.m.. Geographical film show—B p.m. YWCA: Katong Groups' mating St. Hilda's School. Ceylon Road— 4 p.m.
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    CINEMA
    96 8 CATHAY: Ambush" at 11. 1.45, 4.15, 6.45. and 9.30 p.m. ALHAMBBA: "Tulsa" 1.00, 3.15, 7 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL: "Our Very Own" at 11. 1.45. 4.00, 8.30 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "So Long At The Fair" at 2. 4.15, 6.30 and 9..T) p.m. REX: "Night Unto Night" at 11, 1.45,
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    SPORTS
    77 8 RUGBY: SCC "A" v. Naval Base "A" on padang: GHQ FARELF v. RAF Seletar Engineers at Nee Soon: RAF Tengah v. RAF Changi at Tengah: RAF Tengah "A" v. Chaser at Farrer Park; Naval Base v. Nee Soon Garrison at Naval Base. HOCKEY PRC t. RAF (M) on padang;
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    Pact Nations Must Arm With Speed—Bradley
    230 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. /JENERAL Omar Bradley told military leaders of the v 12 Atlantic Pact powers today that mutual forces for common must be created now "or we may be forced to improvise them in the face of enemy attack" later. General Bradley, Chairman
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    POLICE FIRE ON MOB: 12 KILLED
    123 8 A.P. KARACHI Today TEN persons were killed and unoihcr 12 iniincd vesceraay when police opened fire on a rioting crowd in Hyderabad, about 120 miles north of Karachi. The mob earlier entered a police station, set it in fire, wounding an inspector and attacked
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    The Y.W.C.A. bade farewell to Mrs. R. E. Foulger at a dinner narty at the Y.W.C.A. Hall, Collyer Quay, on Monday.
    66 8 Picture: From left to right: Mrs. I>. D. CiieUiah, Mrs. L. Cresson, Mrs. H. B. Amstutz, Mrs. R. E. Foulger, Mrs. Loh t < Poon Lip. Miss D. Green
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    Services Personnel In Malaya Honoured
    1892 8 A Fourth Special List of Honours pnd Awards for Operational Services ii Malaya and Singapore was published in the London Gazetta yesterday. It tmm the period Jan. Ist 1950—June Ist 1950. Three Senior Army officers have been made Companions of the Order of the British
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