Singapore Standard, 5 November 1953

Microfilm: NL2298
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    22 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD tit m Vol. IV. No. 126. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER MSJ, TWErVE PICES 70 TENTS. No More Business With America As...
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    GIFTS FOR FESTIVAL
    66 1 IMWAM rift, for Indiin truons m Korea were vnt reeeatly b y the orgaaisera of Ike Indian Soldiers mi n Korea Cumi«>rt i,nd. The Fund Which w.i, opened on Oct. ID his already rereived ontriliution s from all !>.i.u of the country. Pit lure show* Mrs in-
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    A TRADE MISSION IS ALREADY PEKING BOUND TO CONCLUDE A DEAL FORTY REBELS DIE IN BATTLE
    27 1 A TRADE MISSION IS ALREADY PEKING BOUND TO CONCLUDE A DEAL FORTY REBELS DIE IN BATTLE n kill\xmj S I m ■s i 4 linst IT an
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    $20.000 GIFT IS REMEMBERED
    13 1 .V.v I) new ChiKra •< doo (he exI? r k
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    WOMAN IN CHAIR
    17 1 Mrs M■ Iv Bolt >n socialist night tock ol the London County Council. Reuter
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    11 1 "An usual! Flatter h**r. and .she gets übo\> herself!"
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    INDONESIA WILL SELL RUBBER TO RED CHINA
    203 1 INDONESIA WILL SELL RUBBER TO RED CHINA JAKARTA, Nov. 4 Agriculture Minister Sodjorwo announced today that Indonesia will sell her rubber to Communist China. Sadjarwo added that an Indonesian trade mission was already on its way to Peking to conclude a deal within the framework of a general trade agreement.
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    Joyce Gloria Paul Sent A Dollar Each
    95 1 JOYCE. Gloria and Paul Wee of Singapore yesterday sent $3 to The Christmas Toy Fund as small contribution which we trust the ftoor children will enjoy their Christmas this With this sum, the total of the Fund now stands at $7,581.77. All r-ash
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    PLANE VANISHES
    20 1 BOLIVIAN' passenger plane disappeared near Sucre on Ti esday frith 18 passengers and a crew of throe aboard.
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    CABINET FALLS
    11 1 PREMIER Urho Kekkonen*s Finnish minority cabinet fell relay. U.P.
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    MOSSADEQ TRIAL
    11 1 EX-PREMIER Mo.ssadeq will go on tiial next Friday. U.P.
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    TEMPLER IN UK – I AM HAPPY
    262 1 TEMPLER IN UK I AM HAPPY LONDON, Nov. 4 (UP) (ieneral Sir Gerald Templer, High (ommis.sionpr for Malaya. called at the Colonial Office here today to make the .second of his .series of reports this year to Colonial Secretary, Oliver Lyt-t<-lton. Officials said that Templer would remain m London until
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    Picnic In The Sun
    56 1 WHATEVER their parents might think, to those Malay boy s "Mandi Safar" a tradition of purifying the body with water i s great fun. While. their parents concentrate on the picnic hampers. these lads, make merry at the outlet of the lake m the Kuala Lumpur
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    Ballerinas Arrive
    19 1 r J WEN! V U isian IjjV.ox nn(\ §m irri lin lo rdaj to tour Uiitaiu. Reuter
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    NEWS SENDS THE MARKET UP
    312 1 TIIE rubber market m Sm.;\pore experienced yesterday what traders described as "a wall of buyers,"' on receipt of the news that Indonesia will sell her rubber to Communist China. From around 54j| cents pc: lb. for first grade rubber for November shipment at the opening
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    CHINESE CAPITAL IN THE INDIES HIT BY SECRET RULES
    307 1 By A. C. Brai'kmun, Standard Special CorrespMdeni JAKARTA, Nov. 4.— The Chinese Plea km has launched a bold offensive crying out against discrim ination of Chinese capital investment m lndonc>i:i The Chinese, both from ovei '1 local [ndonesian citizens of Chinese
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    DUKE MAY BE MADE REGENT
    12 1 THE c. 1 I T her I
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    BANDIT CRISIS LAW IN SOUTH SIAM
    68 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 4. (UP).— late of v claimed m the S uthern Thai provinces of Singgora fend V iiiis afternoon. The government saitl tho Action was taken m view of the presence iv thoae provinces .t groti] i into 1 i those l terrorist
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    IKE'S DINNER
    15 1 PRESIDENT Eisen night gave B dinner White i I ■j.-.g to I AFP
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    IT'S JUST NOT OXFORD-LIKE
    20 1 IT'S JUST NOT OXFORD -LIKE OXFORD. En Nov. 4 (R< An j:.t" vent up th< board at here today bannii
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    A PINT FROM MR. PETERSON
    48 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Director-General of the Information Services, Mr. A. DC Peterson today did Mi bit towards "•Operation Service* 1 when he donated a pi.it of blood at the Genera! Hospital. Several members of big staff who accompanied him. did the same.
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    IN LINE WITH CEYLON POLICY
    118 1 IN LINE WITH CEYLON POLICY JAK Am A We I.— M* ne '!i';nr t p »i M.-d th<» Unite i S 1 itm th ii .V .-1 rjbl> r p > 1, I" J. 'I j t pui mm the policy foil*.* •■I bj Ceylon Iradi with U C mn
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    Did Not Rain Cats 'n' Dogs
    106 1 KOI BAHKI v i \illi::il> m Kllll|)iili; I*, ml 111 Kml.i r.llll I Mi hUn \l\« «1 ill «»hl u^lulil wlp« t}n\ H.int»il run foi t 1 ir padi rrops. I Yiv\ st.i t i it pitii fsMim «lnnu!n m th»- ill '.I i.
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    T.T.C GIRLS CAN NOW MARRY
    319 2 Singapore Govt. Bid To Get More Teachers THE SINGAPORE Education Department has lifted the ban forbidding women teachers to marry while under training at the Teachers' Training College. This is one of the measures woikcd out by the Education Department to tackle the acute shortage
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib.) m Singapore yesterday were* Buyer* Betters No. 1 R.S.S Spot Loose :>st No. J K.SS. 55k No. 2 K.S.S. 54 k 541 No. 3 K.S.S. 52 Ton^: Steady. TIN PKH'E The price of tin yesterda> u.ts 5365« per pictil. i>own $11. LONDON
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    HINDUS OBSERVE FESTIVAL
    42 2 H m Malaya iv-» p.-.v I falls o:j :ne fo i <■ dark fortnight m Ofesli the < i w It o m Shri I i na. the and <ii s m »thes t .i! c. Goddess Lak- of Vishnu .i:id
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    Lucky Boy
    141 2 iron. Wed. A lottery ticket which a father bought for Jus son won a 520,000 house m the St. Xavier's Institution ''Brick" Appeal Lottery. Both father and son residents heir. have decided to sell the house m renang so that the boy may be able to further his
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    ALLIANCE NAMES EUROPEAN FOR MALACCA POLLS
    308 2 MALACCA, Wed.— For the first time the UMNOMCA Alliance has nominated a European for elections. Described as "the stormy petroi" of Malacca public bodies. Mr. A.W.B. Acton, senior area manager of Anglo-French and Bend:xscns and vice-chair-man of the Mnia.-c-a Chamber i >f Commerce, has
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    Be Realistic —The Mirror
    101 2 THE sta'emont by Sir Job I Nicoll, Governor of Singapore, at the last Legislative Coun-I cil meeting m whi h he said that a solution to the "major problem" of the disparities between English and Vernacular Schools m the Colony might be found i.. transforming vernacular
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    CAR LIGHTS SCARE THUGS
    138 2 THE g'are from the headlight? of a motor car as tlio vehicle sped down a !anp m the Geylang area of Singapore, just after midnight on Tuesday, frightened away two armed robbers and saved their victim SI 3. The victim, a salesman, was taking a short-cut
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    SOCIAL REVOLUTION SEEN IN BRUNEI
    212 2 A SOCIAL revolution i taking place mi n Bi i)(1 Dr. I. C. Fung, West< m Pariiic World Health Organic Director, told The Standard yesterday. In 1949 when the Government of Brunei wanted to reconstruct the wnr-'orn country they found that for a longterm plan,
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    YWCA MEET
    76 2 photo. -ArsTRALIAN MORNING." was rrlebrated at the Y.W.C.A. auditorium yi'stircUy. Thr auditorium W9M drroralttl with pictures showing thr contribution of Australia to world progress .uv»l its arhievrmrnts m the social and cultural fields. Miss Lilarr Krid Barnes. World president of the yWCA cave a lecture on her recent
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    Robbed Of $300 As They Knelt
    119 2 Robbed Of $300 As They Knelt afesjiafli Staff Reporter A FARMER and his wife I i fitting m their house m J ;ri.:ig Road. Singapore, on enjoying the < the :h' b<£an to bark. A feeling of fear i t\ them. They rose land \v<nt up to the rioor. Slid-
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    CARELESS: $50
    32 2 WONG WAH HENG I yesterday fined $50 fa the 5< -a' Traffi •Co irt for r a car m a m mar.. I ng East Coa I on April 17.
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    68 2 phot (i I>R. Mohnmcd Rasjici. secretary t;. nrral of Ihr Ministry of Forei-n Affairs. Republic of In d«nesia. (right) chat ting with Dr. Mohajnrd Ratif. Indonesian Ton Mil (rt-nrral shortly after He llcw into Sin»;;i P«rr by 8.0.A.C Ton Ktrll;Uion yestrHlay on his way to Bangkok on a rrnrrai inspection
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    NEW TB SCHEME OFFERS PATIENTS BETTER FUTURE
    186 2 NEW TB SCHEME OFFERS PATIENTS BETTER FUTURE JOIIORK BAIIIU Wrc! habilltaiion s< liime, presented l»\ Di Smith, the local chest spe<iali t a better future for Johorc's dents but also relieve the ma b Bahru District Association for thi culosls. The $ihc^ p ltd «t the m v JBD S
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    Founder To Be Remembered
    24 2 THE S 1 s will the (ieot!i foun Djanand S ■t 5 pjn 1 s Mr. Mr: n 1 occasion.
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    Chinese Teachers' Shortage Is Acute
    25 2 Chinese Teachers' Shortage Is Acute I I M I I: I 1 9 II i i< i i I'l H I H 1i I I <
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    SUSPENDED DRIVER JANED
    4 2 SUSPENDED DRIVER JANED 1
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      52 2 JeaZUtoe is comins! IT'S MORE THAN A MAGAZINE A9| ITS A PAPER ■i;| PEF^RT^E!yT-2TORE movus, photography, motoring,' houseor madam. You'U find plenty of bargains m FEATURE. Watch For It PICTURES SERIAL ARTICLES STORIES CARTOONS COLOUR I Amateur Photographers »ATt?2jf r J ww t" tht-ExWbKUm of Pictuici he'd evciv f. hi
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      82 2 Weather MINI MCM Temprratur.-: I roni 7.30 p.m. Nov. 2 to 7.:J0 a.m. H&W. 3. Singapore (77 F). Penan^ (73 fl, Kota B.ihru (76 F). Kuala lutnpur (75 F). Ipoh (72 F) Kuantan (~i F). Maxi mum Temperature: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Nov. 3. Singapore (89 F) IVnane
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      12 2 LIGHTS ON AT TEMPLE TODAY pee] .vMi to1. f i S 1
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    Gourment's Day At The RACE
    66 3 QUatifked f«»r the finals of th P Malayan Othf-r Ranks m..k the MO X Cookhoiue, K.A.s.c. Singapore Lse I^slrut Am rrom 61 Coy. I.A.S.C. (M.T.). («>v. K..\ S C and thn I? \M P iudged hvrol. J. Black. Major W. (Jue.st Cl V. m rid
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    PWD HANDS OVER NEW SCHOOL FOR 600
    108 3 PWD HANDS OVER NEW SCHOOL FOR 600 I ••I I, an i v. re vhen hrtied by stuHnij prints. The school will >ffl ill open to the >' Nee So >n »n .J.m 11. Mr. Lewiii t there is no veen the >th and 12th mile, and this new Vlll
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    39 3 photo. VV. R. SCOTT, the P.W l»'s Senior Executive Engineer, (left) handing over i bunch of keys of the new S'OD.OOO Nee Soon Morninn School to Mr. T. P. M. Lewis, Senior Inspector of Schools, m Singapore yestfrdiv. Standard
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    Charge Withdrawn
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    Housing is Their Challenge
    14 3 Housing is Their Challenge ir g fur Lab- h m is i 1 H*
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    MALAYANS MAY SEE THE ARCADIA
    276 3 THE LATESI I lition to P O Beet, the 28,000--ton luxur v iin 'i Arcadia, promis be the best of the fleet. m l Malayans who i -el m th ompany's other >sel I. Hi C »rfn. Canton and j Chusan, may bt» able to
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    Young Malayans Plan A Dance
    69 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. To raise money tor it s building fund, the Kual.i Lumpur Young Malayans Club will stage <* "mammoth ball" m Malaya's largest lance Moor the audit irium »f the newly complei s'l mgor Chine Athletic Association, on Nov. I\. Special Itenm a*
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    DINNER PARTY
    34 3 THE Malayan B.mi- il] Ass > elation will hold their annu il dinner party at the Grey's Bungalow, li mile. C »as( R >a i Port Dickson, on Nov 7 it 7 p.m..
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    FED. MALAYS WANT BETTER SCHOOL AIDS FOR CHILDREN
    245 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Federation Malays while ajjreeins to the University of Malaya being: sited at Johore Bahru, oppose any grant by the Government without due consideration being given to taste the standard of Malay education. rhey also oppose any financial ai 1
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    TV BENEFITS THE FILM INDUSTRY
    220 3 Standard Staff Importer AT a luncheon party ii i at the Princes Restaurant, Singapore, yesterday, Mr. Richard Altschuler, Pr dent of Rcj)u:> i [nternaliona] Pictures, told j large gathering of Singapore fl m representative! that while television m America had hit the American dim industry's
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    $5.1M. IN BUSINESS TAX COLLECTED
    252 3 $5.1M. IN BUSINESS TAX COLLECTED 79,000 Concerns Want To Register KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Since the Registration of Businesses Bill come into force m July, the Registrar of Businesses has collected $5/100,000 m the way of business tax. Mr. A.W. Hodges, the Comptroller A Inland Revenue, told The Standard today thai
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    61 3 phot<>. PKOFKSSOR CHAO SHAOAN. described as the most important modern Chtaeae pointer, is shown here beside one of his works, at the Malboroaffk (iallery m London's Old Bond Street. An exhibition of his works and those of his pupil. Mrs. Lydla Chao Lfaig Fanij of Hongkong is beinjj held at
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    The Lake Gardens Become A 'Mecca'
    184 3 KUALA LIMPI R, Wed Kuala Lumpur's Lake Gardens have become a regular Mecca' to thousands of Malays who observe 'Mandi Saiar.' More than 2,000 were there today to celebrate the occasion. *Mandi Safar*. religious ex-, perts believe, is a tradition carried down from the
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    NOVICES DANCE
    30 3 THE Taiping Chinese Recreition Club will hold a novices >allroom dance competition on <)v. 28. The competition i.-" ►pen I > members only and here is m entry fee.
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    Boars From Britain For Federation
    115 3 i TWO large bla k boars from i famous herd of pedigree pig> m Britain art> on their way to Port Swettenham. The boars, which arrived by s.s. Bencruachan. have been selected by the Crown Agents for the Colonies for the Doparfm -rit of Agriculture
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    Training In Youth Services
    197 3 PENANG, Wed— The youth leadership training course, sponsored by the Settlement Youth Council with tin* co-oo.-ration of the Adviser, Youth Services, Federation of Malaya, Mr. A. R. Allen, will he held at "Heahlodge,** B»tu Ferringhi, on Saturday and Sunday. The rourse is divided into three themes.
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    Dogs Have Their Day
    64 3 IMHiS m SlagapoffC hive preserved their birthright to bark. A motion m the City Council Health Committee to control the lurkin; of dotjs was silenced by the Councillors. It was suc^e^ted to the Committee that a bylaw banning burking of doi;s ran be made under Section
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    She Slashed Her Head
    85 3 SEREMBAN, Wed Kasman binte Fatimah, an Indian woman. w i today >'. dere i to cn•»»r mi > a $100 bon t. m emm surety, to be <>i a>>\ behavioui for six months, f>r ittempi n^ to coidm by cutting her heid with 3 vegei ib
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    NO CURB ON ICE VENDORS
    70 3 THE Sin |ipti I City C •■> Health f |c ted > propoa i til il n i liceni ea l.otilfi be t iced water se! m i th such sii'>i>^ thai sell i f> <" Iv. nrjw should hj> asked i> instal to 1
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    SLIM RIVER OCPD
    43 3 CHE ablji I. I vuff bin Abdullah, Assistant, Superintendent ol i* > hn tt> sumed duly m S .:m H 0.C.1' I).. T inj >n* Mai m l> trict > n I' 'i> Miller, wiu ft i t *ci»i uti wim leave.
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    IMP Drive Will Go Out To Every Community
    170 3 IMP Drive Will Go Out To Every Community KUALA LUMPUR, W 1 I) ll Sir Onn bin .1 f ir. presi'l.'fit of the fa I ence of Malay < Party, today described am >ri ten w «fiy talk that the IMP I oentrating it> mem tei >h drivo an »ng
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    Malayan Rubber Still Gets To Reds
    69 4 Malayan Rubber Still Gets To Reds MALAYAN rubber conto find its way to i Curtain countrie m /aryinfl quantities <i< pile r enforcement of destinanaJ control. Uo the <ndof A i£ Malaya cxi ted i 10 »'i I and about 4 '»'»0 > .'ill 'or i <r 1 A I.
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    Music School Anniversary
    97 4 A THREE-DAY celebration to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Far Eastern 1 i.-ie School, Singapore, will •■c hold on Dee. 14, 15 and 16 Kirk Terrace, Singapore. A tea party for the students Mil parents will be held on IVc. 14 followed by th c distribution
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    'UNIVERSITY WITHOUT A LAW FACULTY'
    60 4 'UNIVERSITY WITHOUT A LAW FACULTY' B pm on I liJ!ll M S i n Forward is: I ■<i I Johi D B.A (H f thi I I M i I X ion. O G. G I i I Cat h( I i M. i, Commi ion>m m M;i.;i\a Prof C
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    Service Award
    74 4 photo. MR ONG THYE GHEE <ri^ht), manager of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the* Overseas ChiMM Banking Corporal ion. preseatiag a gift to Mr. (hao Peck Lm for his 21 years* service to the Bank. The presentation was made at the banks 21st anniversary dimr-r rereatly. Mr. Lee
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    Here To Offer Health Experts
    135 4 m:. I.C. FUNG, Director of the World Health Organisation's Western Pacific region arrived yester- <;..•, from Kuching to ascertain ii the. Singapore (iovrament is Interested m having four W.H.O. experts to organise an urban public health centre here. H n the i n 1951 Govern
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    ON WRONG SIDE
    23 4 FOR driving wrong side of the road. P. Govinda- terdav fined $30 c S ond r- aflß Magistrate Mr. I!
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    TOP JOBS BLOCKED TO US, HE ALLEGES
    292 4 TOP JOBS BLOCKED TO US, HE ALLEGES KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The War UK partment is victimising Department trade union leaders, Mr. E. A. D. Moreyra, president of the Federatio.i of Malaya War Department Civilian Staff Association, alleged at a press conference today after his return here from discussions with the
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    13 TO CONTEST FIVE WARDS
    647 4 13 TO CONTEST FI VE WARDS Election Papers Filed >IKS MARY 1.080 *r congratulating Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy (Ind.) for being returned unopposed m the City Ward as he was the only candidate to file his Nomination Papers for the City Council Elections yesterday. Mrs. Lobo originally wanted to contest
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    Two-Month Sentence is Quashed
    144 4 Two-Month Sentence is Quashed THE Acting Chief J i Mr. Justice Brown, ye t< rday quashed a two i m th against H. M. Pat< convii ted court on a cheat ii t The appeal arg Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Phillips, allowed on the ground I i there was msufllcieni i
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    Colonial Office Man Arrives
    88 4 Colonial Office Man Arrives Mr. Angus M. MacKintosh, head of the SouthEast Asia Department of the Colonial OSce m London, arrived iji Singapore by air \«steiday from Kuching. He ha s taken up the post previously held by the acting Colonial Secretary, Singapore. Mr. J.I). Highatn. Mr. MacKintosh. who Is
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    58 4 photo. MRS. Roffer Low Raron. Chairman of the International Affairs Committee of the Women's C.S. National Republican Club, photographed on her arrival at Kalian? Airport last night. She is on a world tour "to see things" for herself. She will call on Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald She will tour India
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    Scholarship Offer From Georgia, USA
    55 4 ROTARY D. i 240 and 241 of Georgia have offered a ship to a tudeal Rotary n 4<; (Singapore I i r iif i Urn' iris T)i» mu>i p.. i' from A > I B Directoi s <>f for his I Dr. Loh Poa the
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    TESTIMONIALS DIDN'T HELP...
    74 4 SEREMBAN, Wed. 1< monials ol past succt m the .H t ot palm reading lira prod i i.-i the <( M.j^i trate's Court y< by two Sikhs. Sundar Singh and Piitam Singh. These, however, diil not prevent the Magistrate, Rajah Snlong from fining them 510 each o
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    RESUMES DUTIES
    23 4 MR. H.V. De Silva Assistant -in-Charge. Ulu Sawa Estat«. Siliau, Seremban, who has been a\va v on a three months* holiday.
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    Jewish Leader He
    77 4 Uk Maaricv I. r<>i/ U<>lU (Ill'ttOl Uf tllf |>f parlmrnt <»f lntfinutmn.il Affairs of th, Unrld Jewish C nntrrs m New York, and consultant to the l-nioimi -n«1 s«». i.ii Count il of I mini .Si tions arrived m Sin(aporr m a BO. AC (on itioa n<
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    A Tale Of 2 Fishmongers And 3 Men
    9 4 A Tale Of 2 Fishmongers And 3 Men In
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    FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT- $50
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    New Mobile Post Office Schedules
    92 5 New Mobile Post Office Schedules ')f 1/ ing i riu!e l'»r i ity of Ma--10 a.m JoMi .Tin. lo 11 Village (1 > hjhl Yew p.m. to 3 Vista V.l--1.45 a m.). Pa- n. to lo 35 (1 1 35 (lillman 1 IS pm p Village Be a.m.), SimI Ml.
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    MORTGAGE IS THE QUESTION
    77 5 Relief i nmitte liscussed age its }>rt rai.^e nouses ol the Kain- ent Gov- ''> the Orga- ;.> run a •o raise wa s t;«kon at I le comkg d m a Xi \l LI Ml'l R i ,rtv. after a :ul liun. pit Hith their
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    16 5 Ah Paj amas r.»ngby Inche Manan. <V fOI !;ii!ifi.; t< an Identity the prescribed
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    25 5 1 n- 1,,, k Tan and l.ady Tan pictured diii««« •••a of th<ir 40t!i wrddiai anniversary at Ihcif s^^*^Hkm,t at Kiebang JSv*.u- l.^t week cad.
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    Inaugural Session Open To Public
    311 5 MENDEL COMMISSION Standard Staff Reporter THE inaugural session ol the Rendel Constitutional nmmissiiHi will he held m public at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday Xov 11 Sir George Rendel, Chairman of the Commission. told Ihe standard yesterday. Sir «'T."n r i 1 t he
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    Padding In Cases Cost Him $15,000
    89 5 Padding In Cases Cost Him $15,000 Stamlard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE merchant •rdrred ten cases of textiles from Hongkong, but when the consignment arrived m the freighter President Harrison recently he found that ♦»nlv four cases contained textiles The rest were filled with old newspapers. Loss is estimated at $15,000.
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    Films On Guiana
    56 5 THE Federal Film Library at the Department of Information, Brock man Road, Kuala i Miiir, has two travelogue* tjpe 16 mm Rims on British Guiana railed "El Dorado" an. l "Caribb an", the Kcond film also covering other parts of Jiu- W t Indies, which may be
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    Indian Industrial Mission Due Soon
    133 5 AN INDUSTRIAL delegation of 15 Indians of the All-India Manufacturers Organisation. Bombay will arrive m Singapore on Nov. 10 from Manila by PanAmerican Airways. The delegation, headed by Mr. Moraj .1. Vaidya. is now on a study tour m South-East Asian countries. During its four-day
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    The Council Takes Over
    70 5 THE Singapore City Counril's Health Committee has decided to take over the public convenience at Odeon Theatre and run it for the uso of the public and the patrons of the Theatre* The decision follows a di pwte between the management <>f tin- Theatre and the
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    DEEP AVALI SOCIAL
    26 5 THE Ceylon Tnm«>* Association will hold a Deepava Social on Nov. 8 at p m. ul tho association's prei <• 11. Handy Roi d
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    Probe On Lawyer's Allegation
    128 5 Probe On Lawyer's Allegation THE i»n i.m of Medical Services, l>r. w.J. Vlekera. has asked the Chief Medical Officer. Singapore <lcneral Hospital. Dr. R. t'alderwood. to inquire into the allegation that a doc-tor attached to the hospital refused to attend a Police Inspector who was ill and m distress on
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    Vagrant Is Re-Arrested
    56 5 SLNCIAPOItE Polite yesterday re-arrested the middleaged woman vagrant who escaped from the custody of the Social Welfare Department on Tuesday afternoon. The woman pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge on Tuesday morning a i I was '<•;•'! n 1 So -ial Welfare B;;" while under Ihe cur
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    3 More Bandits Killed
    155 5 3 More Bandits Killed KUALA LUMPUR Wed Three more Communist terrorists have been killed and another vvoimded by security forces. Another terrorist has surrendered. A patrol of lh« special operational volunteer force composed of Communist surrendered peisonnel killed one terrorist and wounded another m th P Nibong Tebal District of
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    INSPECTOR MADE 2 QUICK ARRESTS
    238 5 DETECTIVE Inspector S.I Scharenguivel told the Sixth Police Court magistrate. Mi. W. Dnvi.-\ vostcrday. that 15 minutes after leaving the scene of a street brawl m which mw man subsequently died, h arrested two men who participated m the fight. i ii statement was brought
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    MALAYA HAILS BRUNEI LOAN
    331 5 $40M-A Great Benefit To All— Himsworth KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The people of the Federation today welcome the $40,000,--000 loan offered by the Sultan of Brunei to the Federal Government to tide over its financial difficulties. Nearly everybody described it as a "magnanimous and generous gesture." The
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    Haxworth On Those Lines
    137 5 I'ines painted on Singapore roads are for the direction of traffic. They indicate the centre of the road, traffic lanes, and bays, said Mr W.R M. Haxworth. Traffic Police Chief. "There appears to be some misunderstanding among motorists On the uses of the white and yellow
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    COUNCILLORS ENTERTAINED
    53 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Two former student* of the AngioChinese School, Serembar who were successful m the re<cnt Seremban Town Council Elections, were entertained to tea by the ACS Old Students Association. They were Mr. Han Hui Fong (Lobok Ward) and Mr. Wong Nang Ching (I.ak e Ward). The parly
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    Move To Merge All Seamen's Unions
    221 5 Move To Merge All Seamen's Unions THE forming of a Federation of Seamen's Unions m the Colony, maritime insurance for seafarers against accidents «>:. d the appointment of a labour inspector, to invest iga to working conditions and complaints of the seamen, are some i f ems on the agenda
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    S'PORE PLANS BEST IN SE-ASIA
    256 5 SINGAPORE is one of the most advanced countries m South and South-East Asia as most or its development plans submitted to the Colombo Plan Conference were drawn up before- 1950, Mr. C. C. Tan. legislative Councillor, said last night. Speaking over Radio Mala.va on his
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    DRIVING FINE
    55 5 r.oii swec r.t w. ii. wM Found Built r m <»n,i.i.-! jte firivinji by Mi E M Small wood, President «>r tb« Sessions Court, Pahang, who nr... t i him Sioo. I Goh 'v is dri' itr^ <»m tiif B»»ti-I tong-Kuala Lumptir road ami collided w ih ■nulhei
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    COUNSEL WAS NOT IN COURT
    139 5 MR. J. M. Devereux.-Co bourn, the Singapore i Police Court Magistrate said yesterday thai II WBM unfair for tii<> defence counsel of Alhadad Company not to turn up m COUli a> lit had agreed to the rlat«> fixed for hearing. The <ase was adjourned line
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    84 5 HORACE Hank Hut drrsoa cam« naff war round th* world to South-Cast Asia for tb« s«cond time im a yrar ll« U th« pa«t Prrslilrnl of Junior Chamber of C<>« mere* and th« tpfflal at slstaßt to the Prrsidrat of the Junior Chamber International. Met at KallanK Airport list nic
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    MA HWA SCHOOL
    25 5 TIIF. newl» h ,i!t M Nwi S. (tool at Ra lM| New i;r SeremtMii, \w\\ h i «M>«-ii on Nov at 4
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    Singapore's New Party
    828 6 Singapore 's New Party X welcome the birth of a new political party m Sinj apoi c. If edo so rathei nervously, it is merely because there appeared to us to b< j a rather familiar ring /.Most oj the speeches made by old friends at a jj arranged meeting,
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      Facts About The Provident Fund Bill
      598 6 Facts About The Provident Fund Bill Sir; For the Information of v o v r correspondent, "TRADE UNIONIST," may I lubmit the following facts concerning the Central Provident Fund Bill. Briefly, the idea of introducing this legislative measure, m order to obtain for workers some form of security against stark
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      'I RUBBED MY EYES'
      238 6 Sir: While going through your issue of the 3rd Nov. I read a letter "Let Singapore be British" by M G. FergUsio:i. I sat up and rubbed my eyes. I will only comment on a few po'nts. When Mr, Fergufiion talks about the "coloured ra<-e.s running
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      'TIME WILL TELL'
      185 6 Sir;— Now that Mr. C.F..1. Ess hus dispelled all doubts that he is an UMNO-MC'A turn and given the reasons for his success and failure m two different elections. I must ask him to accept my thanks. I would have closed the subject had it not bee*
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    HOW SMELLY WAS MY VALLEY
    1192 6  - HOW SMELLY WAS MY VALLEY MALAYAN By r |7/E COWHERDS, squatter farmers and pig-rearers of Kmmpong Malaya lire m a green and beautiful valley nestling between a number of gently sloping hillocks, which lie about half a dozen miles or so from the centre of the city. A couple of
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    Review of Views
    58 6 Review of Views Holbw Mocker) HIN M 1 A ft i m: thai i a^.ii! 1 <\< Vice 1o 1 A i I .1 1 Room For Irrpr ,I v. s Ii It t :i- C •ucceed tl 1 tl. I Further Step 0 n if li€ p dit ri
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    Laughter at Work
    18 6 stole all the lllOVtll l.i^t ni^lit. j men urill liave to ]<an on rach ollic-i."
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    BID TO START THE KOREAN CONFERENCE IS SPURNED
    41 7 BID TO START THE KOREAN CONFERENCE IS SPURNED „\\Ml NJOM, Nov. 4 Mr Arthur I the m.ted todaj P~l»sed lUr ommunista that political conference the Korean prohould start on I but l»is l>l« m was m ferenct v 4 .(fort Com-
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    Dead Boy's Kidnappers Plead Guilty
    32 7 Dead Boy's Kidnappers Plead Guilty 4 (AFC. I I Heady today F k rinapi a m) Wils irdered I dy r from Heady coml)t partRobert >wed to :i.onn n money to lerera
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    IRANIAN OIL PROBE STRIKES A SNAG
    83 7 IRANIAN OIL PROBE STRIKES A SNAG which he ad been problem cc oi U.S. Hoov< r, Jr. informants m i oil disittee's rfinfite a n port on m istrj 's Facts Zahedi \viih a packed with To repu''ee. said Zahedi is po ibility of tali res- c important ■i phase
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    35 7 DliUltf. SI Ol F: llrfty steeplechaser !s a Cromwell !:*nk. which takes off from a throe B '«**P muddy ditch. Versatility was displayed during a demonstration at a toulc iwviaf EiouiiU* utai Uooi. Dorset. UP
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    Under The Wife
    68 7 PARTICIPATING m the training of Egyptian commandos is Major Kamalcddin Hussein. a member of the Revolution Council (second from right). With armed trainees he crawls under a baibedwire fence which is supposed to surrounded a •'British" camp. Commando forces are being trainfd for a possible fight BgaJast
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    BIG-FOUR TALKS-A WARNING
    447 7 BIG-FOUR TALKS- A WARNING Worse Deadlock Than At Present May Result-Churchill LONDON, Nov. 4: (Reurer)— Sir Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, warned yesterday that a Big Four meeting with Mr. Georgi Malenkov of Russia might end "m a still worse deadlock than there is at present." Tiic Prime Minister speaking
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    I-C Top Brass Escape Trap
    227 7 HANOI. Nov. 4.— Tank-flanked French Cnion in.22 "'V""' 1 ml" k<v t«'»niiini.st command base oi i iiu Nho <fuan yesterday m a running battle that once s«nt French General Rene Cogny leaping from Ins .it-pp lor over under close quarter gunfire j Ihe commanding the
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    Admirals Visit
    27 7 BRITAIN'S First Sen lord, Admiral of the Fleet Sir RoHrrirk McGrigor. i? flying to Pakistan and India today for a thrt c weeks' visit. AFP
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    150 Jets A Year
    32 7 LONDON. Nov. 4 < ReutersBritain will be producing jet liners at the rate of about ISO a .year b y the end of 1954, authoritative sources here saicj tonight.
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    Mr. Lyttelton Sees Jagan, Hears Denials
    105 7 LONDON. N,.v. 4 (AFP)— British Co'onial Secretary Oliver Lyttelton yesterday saw Dr. Cheddi Jagan, dismissed British Guiana premier, am: J.M. Burnhum, former Minister of Education m British Guiana. The Colon;;;] Office announced last night that the two men leaders of the Peoples Progressive Party.
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    LYDON FREED FROM PRISON
    56 7 FUSILIER Patrick Lydon. sentenced to a year's imprisonment and an ignominous discharge from the British Army for cowardice m a Korea battle, last night walked ofl from his cell a free man. The Army decided to confirm the sentence bui rein the prison term, it m
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    Russia Rebuffs The West
    181 7 W VSHINGTON, < <AP)— i ebuffed a B Four Ton ign Mini L< i neeting on Germany'i I and i I its d( mand thai Red China be brought into the world counci <>f the pov In ;i belati d c to a proP »1 tlKit
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    ...BUT IT DID RAIN BIRDS...
    52 7 PESCARA. Ita'y. Nov. 4: (AP) -It didn't rain cats and dogs here today, but it did I rain birds. Several flights of migrating j partridges were knocked out of tlie sky during a levere storm. Observers said the birds I \vt re .stunned by the
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    'e 'oisted Union Jack On U.S. Mint
    126 7 'e 'oisted Union Jack On U.S. Mint dexvar. Nov. 4 (\r> Someone 'oisted the Dnioa Jack over the I'nited Males Mint during the early morning boars yesterday. It 'appeared nine niauu > between the passinu of the lilinkin' M-hour uatch. And before Security Lieut. E. W. Widmer eottld 'aul the
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 4. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London market LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16 ;d December 1 6 id. Jon March 16id. Apr Juo, 16, d. July/Sept. 17 d. November C.I f. 16|d. Tone:
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    Big Victory For Colonial Powers
    170 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (AP)— Th e colonial powers won a major victory m the I nited Nations yesterday by beating down the Asian-Arab demand' for the Assembly to intervene m the French-Moroccan dispute. I 1_ The* Assembly killed the main section of a resolution
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    HOOVER IN UK FOR OIL TALKS
    68 7 LONDON. Nov. 4: (Reutcr) Mr. Herbert Hoover J r United States government oil expert, arrived here by air from Teheran today for talks with tho British government on the Persian problem. lie Will meet Mr. Arvhony Fden, British Foreign Secretary, arid senior Foreign Office
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    ZSA ZSA SUED FOR DIVORCE
    29 7 SANTA MONICA, Calif. Nov. 4, <AP>— Actor George Senders yesterday sued Zsa a C'.;il))r lor divorce, charging the lluritti'rian screen btauiy \\Ah Uitntai cruelly.
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    75 7 lIAKKY W. linfJ 2', uas stuck for two hours wlnn he tried to crawl out of his gaol cell through a hole he hid made under a window at Port Iliiron. Mi. ln-.m on Ot-toher 30. A deputy happened to see him on A routine t-herk It took omens .JO
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    NEW U.N. POWERS
    27 7 MR. dac; Hammarskjoid Secretary General of the United Nations, has submitted proposals which would widen his powers for dismissing members of the Secretariat. Reuter
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    Nobel Prize For Chemist
    43 7 STOCKHOLM. F. v. M. I)r Hii known as the Of the plasi awarded th« 1 i In r hem Dr. St more than r i of n make WMtr human The Sw< i which r 1): COV4 I i
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    45 7 plinto A BiltO'S BTI VIEW! If lovrly Lab Patruk .nd |m r two turned piur«in-> i> i x.un pip of the entt'i l.iiiinicni .it a n«'\v Copenhacm mshi vpot "Harlem", the place should do .1 roaring tr.ul«- m .1ceous Laly ronirs from I.ma mi. UP
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    New Dealers Swept In
    23 7 WASHINGTON < (AJ l > bin J jl v< ;ir the Sixth 1) by H Th< > JH tt: City a 1
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    New Royal Yacht
    93 8 srOTSTOUN. SCOTLAND: In bM new berth here wheie .she has dry docked for v pre-trial inspection of her hull is the royal yacht Britannia. The yacht, which had come from John Brown's yard, (lydebank. a mile up liver, has her trials next week off Arran. Her first
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    Ships Engineer Invents Wireless Electricity
    321 8 Ships Engineer Invents Wireless Electricity GENOA. Italy. Nov. 4 —An Italian naval engineer announced yesterday he was putting final touches on what might prove to be the most sensational invention since the atom fission a system for beaming electricity through space without wires. The inventor. Captain Guiseppe d<? Nit to,
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    T.W.A.'s Far East Service
    55 8 NEW YORK. Nov. 4 (AT) Trans World Airline* .ia nounced that both facilities and personnel are available to inaugurate TWA'f proposed India-Ceylon-Tukyo ser\u> mo^t immodiately. if it US Government ■pproval. Tlie I service calls for ser\ t<> from j Bombay and to Tokyo j through Bangkok,
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    INDIA TO MAKE AERO ENGINES
    44 8 SRINAGAR, Kashmir, Xov 4 (Keuter) India is considering the home manufacture of nero engines and t;mks to reduce her dependence on fo: countr h fnr armaments, the Indian .Minister for Defence inisations. .Mr. Mai Tayagi d sclosei h^rc recently
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    GERMAN VESSEL
    30 8 HONGKONG, Nov. 4. (AFP) Tin* Hamburg-America turbine vessel, Leverkusen, ,n--rived liere last week <>n hoi maiden voyage the second German vessel to reach Hongkong Ihi^ y*'3r sifi'-p the
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    DOING THE MARKET
    149 9 DOING THE MARKET ROBBER UP RUBBER prices rose by 7/8 ceni per lb. on a steady market Singapore yesterday, first grade rubber for November nipment closing at s?> 5/8 '•cnls per lb. after opening at M cents on an uncertain mar- *< t m the Tjorning. Nev.s that Indonesia would
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    SHARES
    91 9 J iTF Malayan share market yesterday continued dull and reless m all sections. The volume of business passing waa reported to be very small. Rubber shares remained neglected. INDI v Buyers Seller* M<»x dritk Ord«. C.70 3.80 xc 1 Con Tin Smelt. Ords. 21/9 22 9 McAlisten 3»i.00 37.00
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    PRODUCE
    87 9 THE pro luce market m Singapore remained quietly steady at slightly higher levels yesterday, but only small busilM was reported. Copra for November ship* roeal was quoted per picul buyers and S'iH sellers. Coconut oil seller! quoted SsB^ per picul win tellers around $SS)J. Singapore produce price(p.r picul) yesterday
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    UK SERVES NOTICE
    61 9 LOXDOX. Nov 4 (Rt-tcr) Britain has served notice en a number of European countries that -she intends to impose duties on their fruit \rW. vegetables as soop U it is const j tut ionaJJy possible This a (1 lion was disclosed m London this afternoon by Mr
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    A Drop In World Tin Output
    240 9 A Drop In World Tin Output THE HAGUE, Nov. 4 (ftaiter) Wl :ic production of entrates m August u«y i;;.j(M) long tons against 16.1 M torn m July, the Ur leuatioaal Tin Study Group announced today. Him decrease was duo mninh 1 lo a dro|> m Bolivian expnr* from 4.0R2
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    World Court
    30 9 AUSTRALIA hM VgTWd tn submit her pearling dispute v ith .l.:pa;i to the Intern:ilion- Couri of Justice, Commerce ByUni \r John McEwc.n anc<; m Canberra. I pi)O*i- UP
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    Big Seven At New York Port
    99 9 photo. NEW I'OKK: Seven of the world's bii^esf liners u« shown tied up wmiM.«nr«>u»l- a t Hudson Kivrr brnh* m a srenr that Listed less than three hours. I huh right Imc ground to loft, the Mm ships .irr Ike Italian IJnr's Satumia: Tnitrd
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    SMALLHOLDERS CALL FOR FAIR RUBBER PRICE
    107 9 Petition To Congressmen THE danger of Communism spreading m conditions creeled by the low price of rubber it stroncjiy emphasized m a petition by the smallholders' representatives m the Rubber Producers' Council of the Federation of Malaya. The lati I a ue <>l" the
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    Colour TV For All America
    126 9 Colour TV For All America BIKBINK. .ili.'uin-.j. Nov. I <\V K.:<lio (hi M.ltlMII \lllf Itl I l(( A > yist» > rd^> roii'lin l»d j|. first < (».»S« lo HMS| l»lfMH>.t 111 colour and anno.nurtl n huu dcvrli»|)nif ?'1 rv, oidnr; rojour |c'c\ i mm »»ij<:Hrlit' tape 'Ihr luloin show
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    Exchange Is Opened To Public
    18 9 I i t k the m I tl k in the Lmcbv 1
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    17 9 M i. .1 f t 1 I I j v v au.i «t*up.
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    Towards A New Deal In Kenya
    1558 10 By A Timos Special Correspondent In East Africa. J£ENYA to-day is full of commissions, committees, and individuals seeking means to remedy the economic maladjustment that led to the present emergency. To define this maladjustment is easy; it is the remedies that are so hard
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      133 10 Sir; It is indeed pleasing to read m your issue of Oct 31, of the increasing number of blood donors who have received medals, to quote Dr. Vickers, "For the great service you have rendered to the community and the fine example you have set t o your fellow
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      217 10 Sir: The true colours of th 3 President of the UMNO were exposed the other day when he burnt copies of Qalam and Warta as a reprisal against the freedom of the Press. The President. Tungku Abdul Rahman. whatever his policy may be, definitely doe s not
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      134 10 Sir. With reference to the article la last werk's Sunday Standard under the healing "Industrial Peace 'Talks not Strikes i s new policy". I wish to inform you that some of the remarks attributed to Mr. Galletly of this Departmont are not correct. Mr. Galletly did not say: (i)
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      'Read Qalam & Warta'
      204 10 'Read Qalam Warta' bir: I am surprised that some people are shocked that Tungku Abdul Rahman should have taken such drastic action as making a bonfire of the publications "Warta" and "Qalam." These people may not be aware of the rabidly racialist and religiously fanatical policy pursued by both papers.
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    MARTIN'S HORSES TAKE EYE
    275 11  -  WINDSOR LAD Hutan Melintang, Eagle Hawk, Sweet Dream 3 To Follow By M\l A LUMPUR, Wed.— Several candidates ng trainers Jimmy Martin and Wally Bagby against the clock at this morning's track preparatiM for Saturday's races. Most imive workers were Eagle Hawk and Sabak Bernam, M.lintang
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    Tired Of Abuse— He Quits
    66 11 Tired Of Abuse He Quits 4.— Because aa his against under1s m football." 79 chairman ty Football night <. ir; re-clec-aho has ))?cn of hi? on the board. ad enough." ■aid: "I I verbal i have remore disappointlat the i..ng fight I ual payhai been a of illegal pay- pread
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    FLOODLIT SOCCER
    770 11 ISTOL (EnfUnd), N«,v 4 Bristol City defeated ih East Fife 4-3 m a Ijr floodlit .soccer match at I do not intend to dwell on the sad and sorry performance of Randolph Turpin who, as Turpin Incorporated fighter, trainer, chief second, organiser ol sparring sessions was so woefully
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    Badminton Meet
    38 11 TAIPING. Wed— The pnnual gencr.il meeting of the Pcrak Indo-Ceylomse Badminton Association wiil be hrld at the Indian Atsociation, Main R"'d on Nuv 15 at 10 ;i ni to disCUM arrangements for itUM >tui I Champiunshipf.
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    Trengganu Hockey Lge.
    94 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —The first round of the Kuala Trenggunu Hockey Lenffue has just been com pitied for 'he challenge shield presented tw Mr. M. J. llayward. British Adviser. Six teams ar*» m the competition with the police head ing the league table. The latest positions are-
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    Are We Fit To Be Champions?
    93 11 By PETER WILSON LONDON, Nov. 4.— 1 am beginning to believe that we m Britain are developing a generation of sports slackers. For years we have paid lip service to sport— "Must take regular exercise, old boy. Got to keep fit." Yet when I
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    Perak HA Go All Out To Get $s
    164 11 Perak HA Go All Out To Get $s IPOH. Wed— The Perak Hockey Association are still very far off the mark m the matter of collections for part of the expenses towards the visit of the Indian Federation hockey team to Malaya early next year The hon: treasurer of the
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    Pompey Wins In 4 Rounds
    181 11 YOLANDE POMPEY, the dusky West Indian who is hoping for a tilt at Carl "Bobo" Olson's world middleweight title, won an international ten rounds contest by knocking out his American opponent Ray Barnes m the fourth round at Harringay last night. Barnes was but a
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    Century Helps NZ To Draw
    163 11 CAPETOWN. Nov. 4 (Rei r) A century by John Reid be ped the New Zealand cricket team to force a draw with Western Province m the opening match of their tour here. Reid hit 111 m the Wen Zealand second innings y. I rday, and
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    43 11 photo. EDDIE CHOONG of Penan? partners Miss Sonia Spreadborough of Surrey m a practice same for their mixed doubles match m the Wimbledon badminton Championship. They were subsequently beaten but Eddie Choong who went on to retain the singles and doubles titles. UP
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    The Little Men Given Great Hand
    291 11 HARRINGAY ARENA, London, Nov. 3 (RpuU-r) Ray Famechen, of France, the former European featherweight champion, beat Sammy McCarthy, <»f London, on points m an entertaining ten rounds international contest here tonight. The dapper Frenchman, an experienced campaigner, carried too many guns for the young
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    2 Stars Out Of Perak XI
    137 11 2 Stars Out Of Perak XI IPOH, Wed.— The Pcrnk Hockey Association will not be fleiding as strong a tenm as they should for the quadrangular meet at Kuala Lumpur this week-end among teams from Singapore, Selangor, Negri and Perak. Two of their main stayers. Philip Sankey. North play.r and
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    Return T-Tennis
    38 11 TAIPING. Wed.— Tmc rei t i b 1 c 1 1 1 i s fxtr.re between I Chinese Reer* I >n COb '-<' xhe Kh< A »ociation wiil be 1 «he CRC premibetf 111 Statiofl Ruud luinouvw.
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      709 11 MR. Er. Mvi Kv«f and family wish to thunk all friends. A ociatio.is relai I who sent messages i res. >!!«;. Irnt iorf;..id niglit \i 'i at tended the funeral <>t thr tt* Mr. Kr Mvi X of < If Hock I*' M< I Spore who d»« JUth Oct. St.
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    2 VARSITY RECORDS BROKEN
    487 12 More Will Be On Saturday J III; University of .Malaya's athletic meet was off to a good start when two records were broken m the the five finals held at the Bukit Timah ground yesterday. The records were set up by Neela Rajaratnam, Selangor's all rounder,
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    SOSC Sending 50 To Manila
    378 12 THE Singapore Olympic Sports at a meeting yes-, lerday, appointed a sub-committee to help raise funds t.i iiiu'i the expenses m sending a tear* of approximately 5i athletes, representing various branches of j sports, for the second Asian Games to be held at Manila from
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    Tigers Meld In Third
    75 12 Tigers Meld In Third MED \v Nov. 4.— Tigers football tourists held the Indonesian champions. Nor l!i Sumatra, to a goalless draw before M.tM crowd at the Olympic Stadium y ester- < d v It was the Timers' third (jiiiic here. They won the first 2 o and drew the
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    Fairer PK. Friendlies
    114 12 r goal of the i, s -on I by Aman, Parrer .:.i v d S.V.C. at J Park. Also Fai n r Park. Sinsa- Sti g< beat Jacks r; m a friendly match 'A 2. r I and Terry scored lor ncr« and Boon V van der
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    POLICE ROUT KRANJI
    409 12 POLICE ROUT KRANJI The Royal Navy. Kranji, playing' irltli several reserves were no match for the Police XV who literally swept through their opposition and gained an overwhelming victory by 19 points (two goals < and three tries) to three (a try i at Thompson Road yesj terday. The Police
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    ALL BLUES TOO LIGHT FOR SCC
    461 12 A SADLY light and depleted All Blues XV were bTsVr m^ h T sheer weight force »'o™wanle SCC 'A' when they met m a scrappy game of rugger on the Padang yesterday. Though fighting plucki y to the last, the Asians wer e bruised
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    Hit By Slump P.T.C. Reduces Stakes
    235 12 PENANG, Wed.— A s a result of the drop m the prices of tin and rubber and the general trade depression, the Penan- Turf Club suffered a deficit of 531.633 last year as compared with the profit of $104,828 m the year before, and
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    112 12 HELEN Heng and Baby Low. stronj 3a\ ourites for this year's S ngapore women's double? title, entered the final when they eliminated Jessie Ong S. id Ong Siew Yong m straight se's 15—4 and IS 7 when further ties In" the SBA rharnpioi^hips were payed last night Lim
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    Malays Swamped
    25 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.Selangor Club beal Selangoi Malajri hy 2a joints (two goals a penalty foal tod iiv,. u>. nil on the Padauj? today
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    All Seven Receive 95 Votes
    177 12 All Seven Receive 95 Votes PENANG, Wed.— By a very strange coincidence seven members of ttse Penang Turf Club committee who served for the 1952/53 year each received 9") proxy vo'.es and all seven were reelected again for the new racing season when the PTC he'd it*S annual general meeting
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    CORONATION CUP BEGINS
    66 12 IX the Brti round the Coronation Cup, the PW D Sporis] Ciub b"a* Innmigration SC 3-1 at Farrer Park yesterday I The PWD scored Arsi whe i M. 1 O nan lobbed the bail into R'.a and before ha'f time Kadir Yassin equa In the second ha.f
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    Schools Given Concession
    53 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed AM school children iool bad admitted at ha on p 7 B nd tf but will haw to p.-.v !ul! on N Election on wiil bo lonated to !!>«• Poopv D;iv fund. Th« VCMM of \hn nirrt Drill b*« the but mi n .u!
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    Women's Match
    25 12 KUALA LUMPUR w. r Club women beal PW i lub women 1 o m n lend y hockey fixture on th« )'nn.-:.H ly
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    CIVILIANS TEAM
    32 12 k;« Pi Si nsa P° re Civilian Mtf leas to nluv the Cm hinrd Services, m their amii a. Poppy n lv nat i for the k>n^4^ gjrftss £nes h
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    ROVERS RUNNERSUP ON GOAL AVERAGE
    514 12 A HATTRICK by Misson sent crashing to the ground the hopes of the Marine Department of becoming runnersup m the SAFA Division one league, lor it was by this margin that they suffered defeat at the hands of the Rovers who won 5 2 at
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    POMPEY AFTER OLSON
    128 12 LONDON. NOV. 4 (AP) Yo'ande Fompejr, Pull of conAdence after knocking gil Ray Bim •>. of D ir iod up his nose todaj at a test* i bout against Bn•ain's Randy Turpiri H« tal I lie wanted a title ftghl i| i world mid i Bob >
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    Another Win For Varsity
    105 12 Another Win For Varsity TWO list rninnv c,,.!, failing Ikht Mtv of M,|,, feat Into m, t. M% wh h^at RAF Hia M r? SIM DlvUlo, rn.i.h ,t fept, day. Yin 11 win In I V ir (hey which I situ it ion tl up the intei Vi: Ith minute
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    Victorians Win
    8 12 an Intel R by 1 'i
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