Singapore Standard, 14 November 1953

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    17 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD m m Vol. IV. No. 13.-. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER It, 1953. TWFI.VE PACES 70 CENTS.
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    SIAMESE TIGHTEN SECURITY CLAMP
    75 1 SIAMESE TIGHTEN SECURITY CLAMP X No\ i:*(UP) n posipj vent the mmunist ter- districts m provinces of operation •>. a> prog c irft-w m outhcrn gora and a. a. decree forbids rlior.M'd jMlherins n lour p Tsons m of Sadao. H;iVatawrei m Sini, ;ui(J i*i (he disBannagstaa and ala prortaee.
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    IN LORDS NOW
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    China Ban Hit HK Most — Grantham
    110 1 China Ban Hit HK Most Grantham L 3 (AFP) ernor Sir] light British 11 world i ved ai hun-i.-.Ulerf that i did nol I ;l m whore. He said it was only the Ingenuity of Hongkong busimen and traders that had enabled the Colony to survive. Wmm our? Do iling
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    Stop Press
    31 1 TOKYO. Nov. 13 \P> Japan today invoked the L'.S. Japan Security Pact m I move to force South Korean "Invaders" from Tin,' Takeshima Island m the Sea of Japan.
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    HELPED TOY FUND
    13 1 "TlfuM 1 'l-trri '"ul>HpStJ^sil^.--. MANU. LAUIL. KAM. SLNDEK and MOIIL.N
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    Seats Snapped Up In Rush To Hear World Famous Pianist
    503 1 Seats Snapped Up In Rush To Hear World Famous Pianist EVIDENCE that Singapore is avid for the best m music was given last night when it became known that one day before bookings were open to the public for the concert of the world-famous British pianist, Solomon, there were only
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    DEEPAVALI GIFT BY 7 BROTHERS
    158 1 SEVEN l)i others from Sega mat m Johore yesterday sent their DeeDavali money totalling $14 to The Christmas Toy Fund with the following note: "Oar parents gave us some spending money As we enjoyed we thought of the poor children. We decided to send some
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    16 1 "I warned you, chum, he was a violent old cuss! —Blimey! boss, it's you!"
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    MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ROT AWAY
    441 1  - MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ROT AWAY MICHAEL GOH JUST WASTE! ~*And In Malaya Too By Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA'S pineapple canneries ore today paying thousands of dollars yearly to cart away for destruction raw materials which, if processed, could develop into a multi million dollar industry. These raw materials pineapple waste
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    GIRL REDS SLAIN IN THAILAND
    119 1 BANGKOK, Nov. 13, (Renter) Four Malayan Chinese terrorists. Including two women. have been shot to death by Thai police. while i another woman Chines,' ter-| rorist suspect has been taken into custody after a short gun j battle at a hilly village m the Betong
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    THE FIRST MAN
    19 1 Ea.-* Germany 3 first ambassador to Red China presented his credentials to Chairman Mao Tse-tung ye.-teidav.
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    SKYRAY BEATS CARRIER TESTS
    74 1 EL SEGINDO California, T ov. 13 (AP) Douglas Aircraft Co.. disclosed yesterday the F4D Skyray it built for the N T av v and which holds the ivorld jet speed record for a :hree-kilo'vietie course. has successfully passed take-off and landing tests on a carrier. The
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    ENVOY TO JAPAN
    16 1 ARGENTINA has appointed Senor Carlos Quires as the new Ambassador m Japan. Reuter
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    Templer Keeps Mum On His Future Plans
    356 1 Templer Keeps Mum On His Future Plans LONDON, Nov. 13. 'Rou tor)— General Sir Gerald Templer, High Commissioner ,m Malaya, said last night that he could say nothing about his future plans The retieenre with which his latest visit to London is being surrounded is rousing speculation as to whether
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    CELL IS FOUND
    34 1 X f!A Rl 0D M. N R iterj.— Pol f I Omdun t when la ;ir:<i un«'OVet( 1 vvh.i! red 'he brs I C »ti ntu'nUi cell pptratinf m Urn Sudan.
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    5 MEN HELD FOR ROBBERY
    45 1 A COFFEE-SHOP m Upper ngoon Road was broken r lay morninfl by five men and robbed of 13 es of beer, a wrist-watch, a box of milk and cash $16.50. All five men were arrc v hours after the robbery.
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    Aris, 6, Now Back With A New Face
    150 1 Aris, 6, Now Back With A New Face ARIS bin Rolop »lx-yv I old son of an linuation Itpartment labourer, returned by an RAF. HastilUM I craft from Australia with a I toy Kola bear. a tin v. watcb and a new I I He got all tbree during bi>]
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    2 Soldiers Claim Trial
    88 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Two British soldiers. C. Plaister. 20, and P. Shaw. 24, of the fvct Liglit Infantry. Sepang, claimed tiial, when produced before the Kuala Lumpur Fw<\ Magistrate, Inche Ismail, today on a charge ol theft. It was that they sto'e a wallet containing $35,
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    LAND FREEZE WILL HIT DEVELOPMENT
    339 2 Ratepayers Tell Govt. Standard Staff Reporter MEASURES to implement the Master Plan must be such as to promote, not destroy, the confidence of the persons haying genuine interest \n land, says the Singapore Ratepayers Association m o memorandum on Government's proposed legislation to freeze land
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    Swinton Stops Over
    87 2 Swi nton Stops Over I ()Kl> SWINTON, (left). Secretary for Commonwealth Relations, on his arrival m Singapore jresterdaj hy QANTAS ConstrlJation alter travelling more than 8.000 miJrs m New Zealand and Australia. ll*' was accompanied by his private secretary. Mr. John Morrison. They w* re in* i at Kallaag Airport
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSINC. ruhbrr prices (cents P«r ID.) m Sinxa p o r c yesterday Avere: Buyers Sellers No KS S Spot Loom 55] 55? No. l R.s.s. No 2 K.s.s. ;,4;- HI No. 3 R.s.s. 521 :>?; Tone: Quiet. TIN PRICE Th? price #f tin yesterday wis |31] per
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    OddJobMan Posed As Tec
    73 2 WHILE a Singapore police" man was questioning a driving instructor about an all) traffic oflerue. a man v. to the instructor and saying he was a detective demanded to see certain car papers. Yesterday m the Fourth Criminal District Court, Heng Ah Song, an onVl-ioo labourer.
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    RITSON TALKS NEXT WEEK?
    38 2 RIT S O N |.v talks be- Sin re Go> Council of higher Income 1 1 c S•• idard u T':.t -he neflOttaaffect salary i of 5.000 officers m I. il ai d HL
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    GEMS STOLEN
    32 2 rii IFF stole mo:-. $1,000 v. r I of j weilcry fu c n Li n Aii Pin B Singapore, while t lie owner the gems, i was Ral P
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    Accurate Land Plotting Essential
    234 2 THE necessity of identifying plots of land with absolute certainty was ilnmd by Mr. L C Bu«t!i. Singapore's Chief Surveyor, jresterday when he save a talk to the Geographical Society of the Iniversity of Malaya. Mr. Booth ?aid. "Land is a commodity. It is h sought,
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    Producers Say Don't Ban Export
    69 2 Producers Say Don' t Ban Export Cionta! Rubber Seed; KUALA LI MPLR, Fri. -The Rubber tniwdtn' Council, The Standard wai tod, bai rejected .1 propts. from certain quarters that it should nsk G«veni■M'lil to ban the export of lii^ii yieldint rubber <J.mil *eeds from Malaya. it has Ah'iv.ii. presents! ire.
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    Opium Charge Withdrawn
    86 2 THE ii.i:-:* against I k On \v. Wi j. Tan Yet Lcong Pong who wnv nc- the Singapore Fifth oj importing <. im into 1 1 drawn I terctay. The Magistrate, Mr. D. H 'hcni a ::'<in2 to at) While they v re rtill In the charge
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    DISQUALIFIED
    29 2 ORAL P. a. U. > FARELF was Rncd c S ngapore first Trartic yeiterday and disq from dr. v ing for one j -dcd guilty to two IC o!Tence«.
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    Templer Tells His Fortune
    112 2 Templer Tells His Fortune LONDON Xoi I ft] Sir (ii'r.;li m rd th" t.«h!«s on a M.tl.i i shidrnt hv. 1 might it II .1 „i Sir I'ri.i's rwgpti— Circulmtißf iiiroiv,' (h<students. Geaerai remplct nsrd a oMvct vttiu'i il hit hi ha s «'Jt«ii us. t hnc ?»«'for(». Hr ask,-,;
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    WALLY OAKES CASE DROPPED
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    MEDALS FOR 2 OFFICERS
    57 2 rw G.O.C. Wngannti n u u < arroll-Scott. >•« rdnj pi I a oLiots ol lb,- S.«ua|Hir»- l; I dcnant A. Hanhnyer, M t< i Major A. Ib..n.i i.. %r|r s r for their part in forming the R \ltOYI_: lbc General p 1M i nf
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    LOANS BOOST RICE YIELD
    87 3 LOA NS BOOST RICE YIELD T l»i ill. Thurs. Loans by the Council of Custom and RePerak, have asrd Malay peasants m i cultivating over 1,000 of neglected rice fields In the State, an offi- ot the Council said toit this year. the OUj $252,000 farmers. This of the rollec-
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    Bridie Path Is Opened
    27 3 ;S \H Fri.— bridle path. ra with 1 m fhe Kuala opened by v. n of this 1) complete to a Pal /lours.
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    HE BLAMED A KRAMAT FOR LOSS
    19 3 H. Fri.— the rs lot--1 wi I a wrong into the er things
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    Pocket Money For The Fund
    130 3 HUNDREDS of S>i»apore Boy Scouts and Cubs sacrificed their pocket m <> ny <* y yesterday to finance a project The Scouts have a 27 acre ground on Boon Ley Road, off Juron^. but could not develop it into I a camp fire site because
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    School Terms To Follow Varsity?
    158 3 A COMMITTEE is soon to be formed m Singapore to consider the necessity of coinciding the opening of school terms m the Colony schools with the University terms both here and overseas, The Standard was told A spokesman of the Education Department said yesterday that
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    Man Fled The First Instalment
    108 3 LIM AH TEE wjs sent cured m the Singapore First District Court yesterday to one year's imprisonment fir criminal breach of trust of a sowing machine worth ?4">o The prosecution stated that LJm took .i ng machine from a firm m X >rth Bridge Road
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    HK EXCHANGE
    48 3 HOXGKON'O Nov. IT s ci;ii Standard Service. Cios g I 's of the H uk Vl4 Ex- ;,> |»d iy were M 5.67 to ill sterling; 55 ***** 4 US M $1,813 to M Oaj" m II: $0 I H 1 one [ndonesian Ruppi ih: c. $255,125
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    GOVT. TO ACQUIRELAND FOR HOUSES
    407 3 GOVT. TO ACQUIRE LAND FOR HOUSES Plans For 3,000 Low Cost Units THE Singapore Government will acquire, before the end of this year, 120 acres of land south of McPherson Road and off Aljunied Road tor the construction of low cost houses. This was stated at a press conference m
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    Council Starts New Courses
    112 3 THK Singapore Coui M fjr Adult E :i will conduct four courses given by four University of Malaya tutors. Anyone wishing to join any of ilvese courses should register with the tutors at f>.:}o p.m. at the dates and pi 1 j given below: M Local
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    Sinhalese Feted
    30 3 THE Malayan Sinhalese Association last night gave a dinner at Kuala Lumpur to Mr. W. Fernando who was re'•entlv appointed to a post m, the Malayan Civil Service.
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    A MINIATURE GRAND PRIX
    77 3 MALACCA, V:> food number if entri i pei f i lor Mi- i\ Gran I Prix >f m:- m at trie Capitol Dan -ii m Sun lay rn^'it. Ih elf >'. an .|m j j t to i li-,. 1 f Liv i i for Maid
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    2 Sikh Scholarships Available Next Year
    173 3 2 Sikh Scholarships Available Next Year THE Sri Guru Nanak Sit Sang Sahha has ann nn tiie award of two scholarships to Sikh .students attending Government or Governmentaided second iry schools In Singapore. These scholarships are to pommemorate Sri Guru Nanak Dev's birthday which falls on Nov. 20. Earh scholarship
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    Stout's New Appointment
    105 3 :i S. C STOUT, wh > arrive I m Si" t few 1 <y< i is to t ik.« up ;»n m>;> ):ntm snl as i King lorn Tr tde Comm fll) >n the Mr. X :<.'/,- r?v 'it ide C mimi >sior\ »r m Malay i
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    Young Leaves For Britain
    68 3 MR. R. M. rOfJNG (above). Singapore's Director of Education, left on the Blue Funnel steamer Peleus yesterday for Britain. Mr. Yountf. who has been ailin? for the past few months. i<t making this trip to recuperate on the Irish Coast. lie is to return to the
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    34 3 BISHOP 11. Clifford »>ortnct>u oi Winsmnsin, U.S.. plants a tree m Pokok Assam New Village, three milrs from Taiping. Taipine Methodists are building a Christian Centre m the village at a tost of 57.000.
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    THE DIOCESE IS BROKE-BISHOP
    180 3 THE DIOCESE IS BROKE -BISHOP THE DIOCESE will not be able to pay subsidies to parishei next year a s the Diocese will not have the money. This El stated by Rev. H.W. Btints. the Bishop of Singapore m the latest issue of the Courier, the 1 Cathedral's official orjj:m.
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    $3O A HUT
    38 4 'I WENTY were fi lorl I h m the Singapore City 11 re Court yesterday for i ting attap hut at I rim Road without the 1 of the Chairman of R ral B iard.
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    'TORNADO': FOUR SENIOR STUDENTS TO FACE BOARD
    168 4 Standard Staff Reporter NAMES of four students the I niversity of Malaya's Dunearn Road Hostel were submitted yesterday to the Vicei hancellor, Sir Sydney Came, by a board of m qiiiry for disciplinary action, The Standard was told. I four si .'icrils of
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    COUNCIL MEETING
    28 4 THE NEXT meeting of the Johore State Council will be ai the il Chamber. Offices building. Johore Bahru. on Tut -day. De 22, at Hi a.m
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    MCA Wants No Part Of Taipei Visit
    103 4 THE SINGAPORE Branch of Malayan Chinese Association has dissociated itself from a visit to Taipei to talk wilh General Chiang Kai-shek, by Mr. Chua Ho Aun. its VicePresident. Mr. P. T. Won- Chairman of the Publicity Sub-Commit-tee, m a statement yesterday aid he
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    Central Roll For Admissions To Penang Schools
    247 4 Central Roll For Admissions To Penang Schools PENANG, Fri. A central rcgistrofion system for the enrolment of school children has been started here, the Senior Inspector of Schools, Mr. J. N. Davis, told The Standard today. The system will provide the Education Department with advance information of children who are
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    57 4 THESE \onn» misses don't believe m guessing for ?uessinff\s sake. They are s?en here trying to count the number of peas m the bottle. It happened at Kuala Lumpur at the children's fete at No. *fi. Young: Road, m aid of the Poppy Day Fund. From left, they are: Lattimer
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    Woman Tells Of Her Debts
    90 4 A CHINESE woman who owns a textile and sundry .shop at South Bridge Road, toid the Singapore High Court yesterday that after flv e years' business debts ran up to 51 40.000. Tiie defendant. So Wei Pao of Messrs. Veritable Co was testifying at a
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    They Shut Him Up...
    62 4 They Shut Him Up... LEE KEXG PHAI. yesterday shouted 'Gua boh latafc** ("i am not guilty") m court and refused lo apologise when asked to do so by Mr. F. Chua, Singapore's First Traffic Magistrate. He was imprisoned m the court's lock-up for the day. Lee. who was charged with
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    HAD NO LICENCE
    34 4 THE SINGAPORE C:ty Police Magistrate. Mr. .T. ML Devereaux-Colebourn yesterday fined Lim Seng Wang $100 for riding a trisha without being licencsed to do so, and for using another rider's badge.
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    FINED, HE SAID 'NEVER MIND'
    54 4 ir^ HEN Tcu Chow Kirn or Kallang Road was fined $!oo In the S ngapore First Traffic Lourt yesterday, he smiled and said. "Never mind." Teo pleaded guilty to a charge ol fail ng to fuini h particulars of the driver who was driving his
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    Villagers' Zeal Stopped Blaze From Spreading
    220 4 Villagers' Zeal Stopped Blaze From Spreading AN attap village m Soon Hock Road, Singapore, might have been burnt down yesterday had it not been for the public-spirit-edness of its kampung folks. Yesterday morning, when a fire broke out on the roof of one of the huts, more than 40 villagers
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    Search Is Still On For The Valetta
    184 4 THE search for the missing RAF Valctta which was reported missing shortly after it took off from Changi airfield will continue today. So far thousands of square miles have been covered by planes and boats without any success. Today, a Valetta will take
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    TwoRobbers Get 7 Years
    66 4 TWO armed robbers. Lee Ah Seng and 1-ui Wan Tong. were sentenced m the Singapore A Ize Court yesterday to even years' imprisonment each for robbing a Chinese household of (2.200 worth of jewellery. Lee. who had claimed trial to the charge, was found guilty on
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    YOUTH CAMP
    22 4 SIR .John Nicoll. the Governor of Singapore will open the V*< Hi Camp at Tanah Merah today at 4.30 y>.ni.
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    You Can Have Say In Master Plan
    217 4 THE Singapore Commissioner for Lands, Mr. J.F. Topper said yesterday that there had been some surprise m Government circles at the apparent lack of interest m the amendment to the Land Acquisition Ordinance which received ils first reading m the Singapore Legislative Council
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    SMITHS WANT NEW LAW REVISED
    171 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Representatives of goldsmith associations from all over the Federation met here last night and chorused their objections to the newly introduced regulations controlling raw gold and jewellery. They unanimously decided to urge Government to revoke the regulation*, winch thej held would further
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    Non-Stop Search For Opium On A Ship
    212 4 Non-Stop Search For Opium On A Ship FROM the moment- the converted l Qn d; croft, Muong Boma anchored m Singor outer roads on Tuesday afternoon, Customs men kept up a day and nighr for contraband opium. After nearly 20 hours of Rarch, scored their first success. They foun j
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    He Promises To Fight For More Pay
    119 4 He Promises To Fight For More Pay MR MUMTAZ lITSSAIN, Labour Candidate lor Rochore Ward, attacked the present system of negotiation by the City Council with their employees. In an ection manifesto issued yesterday. Mr. Hussain promises to muk? it his first duty, if elected, to demand an immediate wage
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    CLASSES TO BE BI-LINGUAL
    53 4 A MEMORANDUM lias been subm to the Singapore Government by educational expert? ri the Co ny*s Depart- Or Education on the subject ol making all classes m Chinese schools bi-lingua! The Standard was lo'd. The m-. ;.s expected to be >re the Governmen: fur h royal
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    Police Nab Durian Thief
    34 4 ALM< >ST day. .a >n n Leonie Hill m S owner the Po 13 p :t). 1 t wo .'ion. -.n puked up I. I y and ght (be 1.
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    SIC Man Drove Car
    16 4 SAX I bin Ha S dri\ i v 7 "> tlO( Of :i
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    IMP ELECTS J.B. OFFICERS
    15 4 Ml SRS. J B fuan S I g •■:i Part I
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    Protest Over A New One-Way Street
    24 4 Protest Over A New OneWay Street TWI men r 'i be Re tr;itli Btam The ted ther hoo the r t.iko n<i n eurn
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    Scrap Deals Led To Cheating Charge
    324 4 CHONG TIIIAM SIEW. complainant j,, ;,|V"<«I Hinting case against Tan (hew Siah. ;1 s s i,i defeme counsel. Mr C.G. Ton, to have tofatoSftafa to suit Ins own ends and to have made Kerned i scapegoat for the misdemeanours of l.on- n j,, law.
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      57 4 Weather MINIMUM TemperatureFrom 7.30 p.m. Nov. 12 to 7.30 a.m. Nov. 13 Singapore (73F) p r nanf < 73F Kota Bahru (i4t), Kuala Lumpur (73F) Ipoh (71F), Kuantan (70F> Maximum TemprratureFrom 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 pm" Tffr^Knit^^ KOU Bahr «».r). Kuala Lumpur (RfiFt Ipoh (91F,, KuanUr^T Rainfall: Singapore (nil) --«H,
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    S'PORE, HK POLICE COMBINE PROBE
    156 5 m.\(;APORE Police are r l hand m a and with llongkoni lonnteriMrts IM m whith s:-000 „i j i son u.i- stolen »,t cisos «»f f^tiles I nrwspapen inserted m i li sfcontl rase I week reported to Singapore Police. ipokemnaa said this was what
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    34 5 photo. \\M MRS. Chi. V. K. Raja, who were married in in on Thursday nisht. The bride was formerly k s Innapnmi, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs K M Iyer of Singapore. Standard
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    KEETLE MISSING
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    THREE FACE ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE
    109 5 riIREE ol the five men detained by Singapore ikmi after two armed robberies an Thursday roomed In thp Fonrth Police Court yesterday md tentatively charged with armed robbery. 1 inded until Nov. 17. ting th i s five-day prosecuting l!1^" r T. S Za n
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    No Room In Hospital
    32 5 IPUR, Fri.— Acting D So kid today tubercu icca foi h ital there iii;ido arrangeas there m the firM ah priv the neai tal. ArratiL;i.'made for when a
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    VARIETY NIGHT
    19 5 rHERE c '»Vai n Ra m aid of the Raub W r Radio si pur the Ca<
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    TWIN VARSITY PLAN HAILED
    267 5 Its Worthy Of Public Support' Say Councillors Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE leaders yesterday hailed the memorandum on the University of Malaya submitted to the two Malayan Governments as "very sound," "very realistic" and "most worthy of public support. The memorandum, drawn up by Sil Sydney C:mr,
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    94 5 At a crremony m Kuala Kuhu f'.ihru. Selan«or. on Wednesday, the lefenee of Am pan? t*erhah New Village was hand d over to the village Home Guard. Ampan? Pechah is the first village m Selangor m whirh the Home Cuuird have taken over dpfence duties from the Police. Picture shows
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    BOY WHO IS MUM STUMPS THE POLICE
    234 5 BOY WHO IS MUM S TUMPS THE POLICE Standard Stall Reporter OFFICERS from Singapore's Central Police Station were yesterday baffled by a small boy they found wandering: right m the heart of China Town. The boy, about eight-years-old wouldn't talk. Wearing a I and short panl the boy blinked at
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    Local Council Men Resent Changes In Terms Of Service
    307 5 Local Council Men Resent Changes In Terms Of Service Standard Staff Reporter LOCAL senior officers of the Singapore City Council were up m arms yesterday over a proposal ?oins up before the Finance and General Purposes Committee to cut down officers' long: leave. One such officer said yesterday it was
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    44 5 photo MR. PAUL FITZGERALD, 31 year old Australian arfist. who luid boon comaalssioiied by the Suit:*.n of BeklßgOt to p.iint Malaya flew into Singapore by QANTAS BOAC oa Thursday. lie painted Ihf Sultaa's poftrail w lumi the latter visited London for the Coronation. Standard
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    Quern's ASC To Call Here
    125 5 ONE of the n tinguished > tors to t S pore and the Federal on thi~ year wi! be A;r Commandant N ncy Salmon, OB.F. and ADC t<» the Queen. o( all the women of th< R A i Km cc, wh i will arri
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    Cheque On Its Way To India
    56 5 The Indian communities m Singapore and the F< ay handed a eh€ for $4.602 80 1 i Mr." M. Gop Menon, Government of India Representative if. Malaya voluntary donations to lvn r i for Indian soldiei m Korea. The cheque is to be serif
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    This Bill Will Widen Accident Liability
    165 5 This Bill Will Widen Accident Liability .Standard Staff Bepwiij SINGAPORE Government will introduce a bill m the Legislative Council on Nov. 24 to change the law relating to accident claims m the case of contributory negligence and common employment. The bill. which v tmderi Stood to have the approval of
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    New Funeral Assn. Officials
    80 5 THE FOLLOWING were elected officials of the United Confederate Funeral Association, Singapore: Patron: Cheong K«.on Hong; President: Dr. Chia Kong Hoe; Vi< c-Prosidents: Tay Chim Bong. Lim Teck VVhye, Tar: Kirn Teck. Hon. Secretary: Khoo Kirn Chwee; Hon. Assistant SecrePoh Tiang Siew; Hon. Treasurer Wee Chee
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    UN Experts
    43 5 photo. TWO United Nations lignite experts Mr. S.B.A. Kazmi of Pakistan, (left) and Mr. U.K. Ghose of India, passed through Singapore by Qantas BOAf Constellation yesterday o n their way home after completing a five-week study <oal mining m Australia. Standard
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    DR. ONG GETS 2 YRS. ON APPEAL
    146 5 DR. ONG GETS 2 YRS. ON APPEAL Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Federation Court of Appeal today reduced the sentence of five years imprisonment on Dr. Ong Bak liin. of Malacca, to two years following; the latter's appeal. The Appeal Court, consisting of the judges. Sir Charles Mathew,
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    ...AND MALAYANS ARE FOR IT TOO
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Federation leader] g< erally iuppoi t i dual university pi ojecl I>i Malaya, using »-xim.: facility m ih« Federal pita! arid Sin: Co pur. I w.. X 'I U i > K.V.I l I I p of m. i gn i
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    809 6 HO CARES whether the Singapore Legislative Council has nine or eighteen elected members? Who cares whether the Chamber scats are abolished or not? Who cares whether we arc saddled with a Cabinet foi m of lovei nment? Apparently tl omentous que tiona are rmtters of indifference to the
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    1197 6 CHESTER WILUOT, Mil Hun Corretpomdemt of THE OBSERVER, has just begmm a. four of the Far East. This is his first irspatch. RANGOON ({URMA'S rice surplus is presenting the Government here with a problem that is becoming increasingly urgent as foreign buyers continue to
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      Hooligan Antics At The 'Varsity
      446 6 Hooligan Antics At The 'Varsity S t r: |j obriou.sly time thai the foolisli youngsters who are studying at the University of Malaya were told exactly what the majority of t)ic public here thinks of their hooligan antics. In the event of a repetition cf Tuesday'? "Operation Torh ado" described
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      104 6 Sir.—l have read Mr. If. G Ferguson's letter published m your newspaper on the 3rd November and Mr. T. E. Lim's letter published on the 9th November. I would surest to Mr. T. E. Lim, before criticising, to travel to Burma and Indonesia and find out what conditions prevailed
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      LAND BILL: A STRIKING INJUSTICE
      558 6 LAND BILL: A STRIKING INJUSTICE S'.r. It is very difficult for any layman, not trained m rending Ordinances or Statutes, to understand this Bill. Amendments are to he made to various sections by deletions and additions. May I suggest that since the amendments are to have some adverse effects on
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      A Plea For Phang Seng
      204 6 Sir; With reference to Phang Seng's case, published m your paper o n the 5Uh November, 1953, I believe that many good-hearted and law abiding Malayans will br moved to voice their concern and dismay over the seveic (3 year) sentence meted against that poor,
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    16 6 Laugh ter at Work Hut uli\ :nl ..ii mm(] a dug lor iour |M)i«r like c\ery-
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    355 6  -  ROBERT STEPHENS By WASHINGTON r I"'HE A'-nenccn publ.c's otti- tude towards Sir Winston Churchill is now curiously equ>- vocal. He is regarded by many here cs ct one and the same 1 time the world's greatest elder statesman ond just o wonderful and delightful old
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    36 6 Review of Views t Sir Goor?e R Z think I 2 ch.irr m J on t| lt 5 at th t I 2 00 Wt ll 2 working m c Z tr j ial poiii dom.
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    India Concern Over Possible Pak.-U.S. Pact
    254 7 DM 111. Nov. 13 (Al»)— The Indian press is icreasißflj the Nehru Government concern possible I'akistan-I'nited States alliance. Press ,ay s flatly that any attempt of the United ,elp inn Pakistan will be considered an unMy „t to India. who are willing to discuss
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    31 7 'SOULBURY MOST GO' BID DENIED i N 131 K em\ I G( m ral to gl ol •i a lo\ i norier things -G< neral hen we B on. and ap-
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    27 7 N 13. nil y hairman V< S (:om- Ned inthe il I a C th« ComJnr to a t post m r I
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    23 7 13, (AP) Linker md Monday on Mir! a 1 rabul agents n p. the her n eta plates
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    17 7 Premier 's Prize •hill will visit nth to re- Ol her hu.s>n Churchill, Prize awarded to Reuter
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    'SINBAD ON ICE'
    46 7 I WHOOSH! And up in the air and over George Knowles playing the part of Congo, the Gorilla, goes Sinbad the Sailor, also known as Andra MaLaughlin. 18, as she rehearses "Sinbad The Sailor On lee" at Empress Hall, Earl's Court. London. Mirrorpic
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    New Party For Kenya
    53 7 NAKURU, Kenya. Nov. 13— (Reutei) A new }><< v— the White Highl; Party— yesterday called at its inaugural meeting f>r •>noth- t-governmenl the White Highlands <>f Kl:i\ a. 1 The parJv pledged "roinplctc loyalty*' to \hc British Crown and > k the end of the 1
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    The Drummond Case Nears A Climax
    318 7 The Drummond Case Nears A Climax DK;XE. Southern France, Nov. 13: l Reuter) Chi< I inspector Edmond Sebeille today called on Gustave Dominici. key witness m the Drummond rase, to reveal the names of th P people lie saw on <ewe of the crime shortly after midnight of the triple
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    INSPECTOR TOOK BRIBE
    54 7 HONGKONG. Nov. 13 fßeuter). A district court here today sentenced a European >üb- inspector. Deni s Henry Ward, 25, of the Hongkong police force, to three month.*.' hard labour for corruptly receiving HK$32O (£2O) from a Chinese village elder of Tap Mun village m Taipo, on the
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    FRANCE WON'T GIVE UP I-C
    326 7 But Laniel Warns Of A Change PARIS, Nov. 13, (Reuter)— The French Prime Minister, M. Joseph Loniel, told the Council of the Republic (The French Upper House) last night that if Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos did not carry on the Indo China war, France will
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    65 7 MEKT MOAN A the Maori girl. she is Lays Kaki ii. A Javanese darner who plays the part of Minna. wife nf a Maori chief, in him now being made at Ptoewnml studios England, ratted 'The Seekers." In the picture anltryeyed lava talk in love with Jneh Hawkins In real
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    Call To Probe Sex Offences
    97 7 LONDON. Nov. 13 (Router). The British Government is to be asked to let up a Royal Commission to examine pre--1 legislation and treatment -t v lai delinquents 'vith particular reference to homosexuality. Sir Robert Boothby, leading Conservative bark bencher, rday tabled a question to this
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    Magsaysay Asks For More US Aid
    209 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 13 (IP)— Ramon Magsaysay, newly-elected President of the Philippines, appealed tor continued American military and economic aid until such time when his country will "require no outside aid other than a system of collective security." /\i me same time he called
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    INDIES SEEK A TRADE LINK
    76 7 JAKARTA, Nov. 13 (AP) Indonesia will send trade delegations to Latin America to expand trade with Brazil. Argentina, Chile and Mexico, according to an Economic Ministry announcement today. Trade with South American couutrie.s till now has boon channelled via Holland and this is not mi
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    SESSIONS WILL BE RESUMED
    65 7 PA X Mi: X .TOM. Nov. IS: (Reuter) "Low level" talks on the preparation of an agenda for ihe preliminary conference on Korea ended today, but Mr. Kenneth Young, the Chief Allied spokesman declined to comment on their success Ho said, however, thai the meetings had
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    PM's SON GETS A LIBEL WRIT
    54 7 LONDON. Nov. 13 (Reuter) Miss Ursula Bloom, best seller novelist, has issued a a writ alleging libel against Mr Randolph Churchill, son of the British Prime Minister. She h;»s also issued writs against Britain's newest daily newspaper, the 18-dny-old Recorder and against its editor-proprietor,
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    Kim II Feted In Peking
    60 7 LONDON. Nov. 13, (AP)- North Korean ruler Kirn II Sung arrived m Peking for "further consolidation and development of political-economic and cultural relations," \#th Red China, Moscow Radio reported. Kirn was welcomed by Chinese Premier Chou En-lal and other Red Chinese government representatives as well
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    Students In Clash
    19 7 OVKR 20 students were injured m Kyoto during vi< clashes with \> ■>'> Ibc city ou Thursday. AFP
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    NEW CAIRO HOTEL
    20 7 THE Hilton Hotel chain build a US$6,000,000 hotel In Cairo to replace the destroyed Shepheard's Hotel. AP
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    Editor Fined For Contempt
    154 7 LONDON, Nov. 13, (Reuter) Mr. Herbert Gunn, editor Of a British national newspaper, the Daily Sketch, was fined L5OO today for contempt of court. Hi s newspaper published articles commenting on the court martial punishment of a oldiei for cowardice m Korea Lord Goddard. the Lord
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    New Drugs For TB Cure
    77 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 13 (AP>— i Potent new anti-tuberculosis drugs can cut by half the hospital stay of many TB patients, with home treatment completing the cure. four Pittsburgh physicians said today. This go-home-early method seems to work successfully tor persons who respond to drugs,
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    INDIES THUGS MURDER 27
    55 7 BANDUNG. Nov. 13 (AFP) Twenty-seven people wcie muni- ted and 59 houses burned down t>y Danil Islam terrorists ut Tjipedcng village, near Madjalengka, some 65 miles ea-» of hero, according to official reports received last night. The reports said about 100 well-armed terrorists raided the village
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    TROOPS TURN KIDNAPPERS
    31 7 TEL AVIV an I- 1 and two chi over the Jorrtan after ai i I >f Beth; fafa, m J nanded of the ur- Ann: lice i r»n.
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    Nixon Starts Busy Tour Of S. Korea
    231 7 Nixon Starts Busy Tour Of S. Korea SEOUL. Nov. IS— (AP)-U.S. Vice President Richard Nixon plunged inio a tour of this war-wrenched South Korean capital today following a long meeting with President Svntitnan Rhee. He delivered a 'etter to President Rhee from President Eisenhower. Its contents weie not made public.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    74 7 Standaid London Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 13. The following ore the closing prices at rubbci ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 16* d. December 16 d. Jan./ March 16^d. Apr/June 17 d. July/Sepr. 17 Id. November c.i.f. 16id. Tone: Very Steady. Spot
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    GIRL FOR MAYO
    13 7 A I) MJGHTEH film Lai 4ayo m California, la Reuter
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    Ike Favours Support For Nationalists
    60 7 NKW YORK N fAP| -V^^' i lent El i .1 William Thursday voi< d Nationa m China, The Pi made public m .V i tribute t° thr Or. Sun Vat-sun, f China, wh« Dr. Bun, Pta I hower or. whose victl M r Xl J
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    FLYNN'S QUEST
    9 7 FI! f. r "William Tell" A P
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    INDIA PROPOSES A NEW AIR PACT
    123 8 NEW DELHI, Nov. 13 (Reuter)— lndia has notified the United States that it desires to bring her air agreement into line with those of other countries. The agreement has been disputed between the two countries for several months and usually reliable sources say the
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    79 8 HONG KONG. Nov 13. (UP) The British freighter Hydralock, which was attacked m thp Formosa Straits on Saturday, apparently by a Nationalist plane, dropped anchor m Hongkong harbour Wednesday. Her owners Wcekock and Maiden Ltd.. who have been accused by Senator Joseph McCarthy of delivering strategic goods
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    Reparations Mission
    76 8 TOKYO. Nov. 13, (AFP> Eleven members of a 13-man Indonesian reparations fact-, finding mission, headed by Di Soedarsono. has arrived here on a five-day inspection trip of the Kaiisai indu>trial area Dr. Snedai>ono. who heads the Asian and Political Bureau of the Indoensian Foreign Ministry, said the outcome
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    118 8 AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 13: (AFP) Teleguided missiles could be used to stop tornadoes and out an end to disaster such as that which caused death aatin t i destruction last winter m several American towns. This claim was made yesterday by Dr. Fritze Rossmann. a German
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    JAP PEARLERS RETURN HOME
    64 8 DARWIN, Nov. 13 (Router. The Japanese pearling fl wrhich is estimated to have won about 1,000 tons of pearl shells m operations off the north Australian roast sn. co May. believed to have tailed for Japan. The Royal Air F<»n\. aircraft which searched th* ie w
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    41 8 C'OLOCNE Germany Nov 13 (AP)— lsrael has ord< i freighter ami a floating dock com.nz a total of U554,940,000 built m We cv: nany under the Bonn restitution asrrrtrrnt. Israeli purrhi offl laid here yesterday m er
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    MECHANICAL FARMING IN KUANTAN IS SUCCEEDING
    359 9  -  CHEE KOON LIN By Standard Staff Reporter KUANTAN, Pohong, Fri.. Mechonicol forming of dry and wet padi at the experimental nation here is showing promise, the Agricultural flce^ Kuontan and Pekon, Che Won Abdul Am W.H. Abdullah, told The Stondord yesterc «j y <<
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    153 9 Tin Exhibits Interest U.S. Audiences AMERICAN audiences are i .rrrnt'.y seeing with keen interest an rxhihition of Coronation souvenirs containing tin. h v. j- arranged m London la I June. Tiie collection, displayed by the Tin Researrh Institute, has been Dut on show at the U.S Department of Commerce by
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    Farm Surplus
    30 9 I THE 1 United States is to eivo W< I it ..ny $15,000,000 >• 000) worth of 1 surpiu* farm products, the West German economic newi agency reported.- Reuter
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    69 9 I frofo. ALL LIT UP like- (li nst mas lrr<\ Hi,. llßili > 14 1 officer is (he ni^ht pltot'l M^ial life cu.inl .is hf si.imK thp d**rk of a carrier to m-h #i r< turning plaaet ibn.ml liu\ light bulbs arc slninc ii|i and down UN
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    TONE OF RUBBER MARKET BETTER
    85 9 THE rubber market has hcvn i ifMrr quirt* this work and fluctuations bad bern nmter, arronlini; (n Lewis and Prat m tlir r weekly Market repurt. I < Ind n > l cow i ii!/ ■\h m ;i» i !</- -rx»r and tn:h.i-.- ii hown
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    38 9 I.( r.Dv >\ N i A B ti ;:.•>!> leave here m i of Ihe Middle 1 which it wi exp'a sibilitie undei 0.l reven The mission 12 Iraq lo visi- h ctif and Je I
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      724 9 ■>o^w^Niw^ i *J' l|| >> > w'<wp<wiwg"m^j^W'iasiij^ S'oore Diary Malacca n l*^** MMM9MA. J (HUMS' VM.« X: Sport Chess Club 3 pm ENTERTAINMENT table tennis practice 3 p-m; C\PlT»>l *•> >f < rn t'iriH volley ball practice 5 pjn. Yard Cold o i*%H sS. TAIPING Senior Cambridge Class Mal-iy 10
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    EMPTY SEATS
    716 10  -  ANACRUSIS 3tmmi^ [nj¥m4^T Bw r rilE trade boom which began m 1949 has been over for more than a year and, so a wellinformed friend tells me, the present situation, as reflected by the low price of rubber and tin, teeters on the borders of normality and recession.
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    STAGE DOOR
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    485 11 VARSITY GET NEARER !\ri:SITY of Malaya put thrmsehf's right m on ,n the fiuHt for the SIIA Division One nol ,rs when thi'v went on t<> edge out police i iilary 31st minulc tjoal, scored by spear\in. m this needle game at Bukit Tiinah i yesterday. Mr marym ol vir!
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