Singapore Standard, 20 November 1953

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    24 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD L^__f r w_r s ___r_ft I _jiC_!_V^ &m m Vol. IV. IVo. Hi. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20 l<m TWELVE PACES 10 (TENTS.
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    BURMA BREAKS BLACK SPRING
    119 1 BURMA BREAKS BLACK SPRING UJN OI D BRA. KM AN respoadeat Nov. 19— The nt has mash a huge ling I the 500.000 transhipping jments w_t nvert Buimese currency e this Police break no a m arket they am European MO be--1952. and through ot chemical electrical 1 UWtl99*9* IttSt>
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    THORNYCROFT KEEPS MUM
    131 1 LONDON. Nov. 19— (R, ter>— Mr. Peter Thornycroft. President of the Board of Trade, told a questioner in the House Of Commons today he believed Britain had ordered 100.000 tons of manganes ore from Russia. Mr. Harold Daves, a Labour Member lUggested that as Bri'am wa- importing
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    RUSSIANS BUILD UP A STERLING CREDIT TO BUY BRITISH GOODS
    256 1 Iljl-. v 'j^2! ''j "l^^^^n^^^^^jß din h°. X k N V 9 AFP) R,,ssia ha bc «n forced to dip Into her accumulated gold stock because Russian sterldr?eS^E rCei an ng fI m n rmal lrade with Briuin has OM'd^'fJN?
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    She Orders More Rigid Clamp On Shipments
    71 1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 18: (Reuter) President Eisenhower has proclaimed a new list of munitions barred from shipment to Communist areas, the State Department said today. Informed officials said the list, specifically designed to meet new weapons and concepts of warfare, contained some 30.000 items
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    Rulings In Detail
    54 1 Body armour was banned for the first time together witn all radio communications equipment bearing mil it try designation and items closely associated for use as weapons. In addition {o adding new weapons and materials, the list re-defined all categories in more precise language to cover a
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    FINANCIAL AID IS PROMISED?
    58 1 LONDON, Nov. 19 (AP) General Sir Gerald Templer flew back to Malaya yesterday with a British promise of several million dollars worth of he.p for the financially hardpressed Federation government. Templer is expected to announce the size and form of Britain's contribution on November 25 when
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    MPs PETITION FOR GUIANA
    65 1 LONDON. Nov. 19 (AFP) Fifty-nine Labour members of Parliament including James Griffiths, a former minister, have signed a petition calling .or tile annulment of the Government Order in Council suspending the constitution of British Guiana. The motion will have priority in the House of Commons order
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    EXPORT DOUBLED
    20 1 BRITISH aircraft exports this vear are likely to total £65.000,000, nearly double the figure three years ago. Reuter.
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    Will c.c. Continue
    6 1 Will c.c. Continue Mr. Malcolm MacDonald
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    Stay In Malaya?
    135 1 WITH only seven more eeks to go to the end of this year, there is still no news of a further extension of office for Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Commissioner General in South East Asia, nor is there any news of the possibility of the appointment of his
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    AMERICANS USE ATOMIC GADGETS
    45 1 BUFFALO, New York Nov 19 (AP)— A U.S. Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said today over 1.000 firm s in the nation already were using radioactive materials to improve industrial pro- ces <es I Listening I Pleading i/njcvting Debating I Storming f.on.sir/.>ri/i«j
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    JAP BANDIT SURRENDERS
    131 1 DISLIKED THE TYRANNY BANGKOK, Nov. 19 (Reuter) A Japanese meml>er of the Malayan Chinese terrorist band operating around Mala-yan-Thai border area had given himself up last Saturday to Thai authorities in one of the districts placed under a state of emergency recently, according to a disclosure made
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    The Fox In 6 Moods•••
    69 1 The Fox In 6 Moods AS trial of ex-Premier Mohammed .Mossadeq continues in its second j week, in Teheran. Iran, the foxy politician is creating headlines witli periodic attacks of fury, weeping; or despoa dency. This is Mossadeq (from left to right and top to bottom) 1. Mossadeq listens. He
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    SLUM ABOLITION, FILMS ARE URGED IN MOVE TO COMBAT PROSTITUTION
    378 1 REPORT ON THE CAPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Sex education, through films on sex hygiene, is one of the recommendations of a special committee set up by the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council to wipe out parading of the streets by prostitutes.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    SHOCKS FELT IN KUCHING
    59 1 KUCHING, Nov It, (Reul Kuching airport iced two earth tremors, lasting s Mids, five min ites midnight th morning. Bunga- j lows in the vicinity >ck- I ed, surprising the ocrupanl P fed thai the I I j earth tremor (ell h 70 I i when
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    FASTEST PILOT FELT NOTHING
    75 1 EDWARDS AIR FORCi BASE. California. Nov. l!». (UP).— Test pilot Cor Ct..>.field today casually said that there was n< more sensation involved m flying 1 .272 miles an hour than :C any other ui: .•> B v his feat, <"r the pi e\ i.iiu recoi i
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    MOSSADEQ: I'LL FAST TO DEATH'
    82 1 TEHERAN, Nov. 19 (Reuter) Dr. Mohammed Mossadeq, former Persian Prime Minister todav threatened to fast to death after the prosecutor in his trial here had threatened to put him in solitary confinement unless he stopped complaining about his food and living conditions. Dr. Mossadeq ihouted
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    THE KIATS AGAIN AID TOY FUND
    198 1 FOR the third year running. Messrs. T G. Kiat Ltd., in Singapore, have not failed to respond to our appeal to give the children and ag i people of Malaya a memorable Christmas. Yesterday, the Company s nt one dozen (Large). two dozen (Medium)
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    IN PAKISTAN NOW
    13 1 VI r Swiutoa is now I iii Pakistan.- A FP
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    Death Asked
    67 1 Th« prosecutor Bi ein Azemo com: to hang Di q under army law T. entered its 10th Meanwhile a 1 tl 0 f the Royal Court said yesterday that the Snail WB l d to the use of* the word In the court i <»: Mossadeq. The Snah
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    ...And The Seventh
    15 1 EXHAUSTED Meeeedeq rlosrs hi> e>r s and s|rr|»s on his lawyer's shoulder
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    Men Fight Over Girl
    54 2 DREDS ol J V Tark .< rday afl hunt I i I r a:i«J flip fi^iit. hor by, .vatch- ;u aranri I ay. It tho bn II i i incid< Sir! and the e pwrk itself. Later in the evening, both the Indian v the Gen.
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    Whitley Council Sought
    106 2 A MOVE to form one ringle Wh.-tiey Council for ■ingapore City Council employee v. i be launched by all the Coui. i employees' unions and ar odat '>ns. Tho Standard was told i.y that the i e committe. ol all City Council rafT unions and a._ oclations
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    Justices Of The Peace
    21 2 SINGAPORE'S Justices of Peace photographed with the Governor Sir John Nicoll at Government House yesterday.- Standard photo.
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    GIFT TO FED. WILL BE BACKED
    291 2 No Need To Cut Services Or Put Up Taxes Raj Standard Staff Reporter IF the Singapore Government proposes o gift or loan to the Federation, it will not find itself in absolute opposition to elected Unofficial opinion in the Legislative Council. At least one
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    Her Brother Is Duke's Secretary
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    2 Face High Court Trial
    100 2 TWO MEN, l V _1 B committed to i tan ti ia| S at the ei I ol inquiry yesterday, in which .hey were ing Abdul 11. i -irictoc of a shop .n \i. loria S'revt, of $:{.h"'. and Jul; .ir Abdul I. B 1
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    WOULDN'T TALK
    39 2 THE Ma agt f An Cycle and Itfotor Works, fined $100 in the Si First Traffic Cont yesterd for failing to particulars of his driver, when a b v the Police at S 1 on Augn.-t 8.
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    Gems Sealed Under Shrine
    84 2 PRESENTS of gold OfDI ment... ge ns, diamonds, pear sold *nd silver coins m as eopie. of local newspap ri were ed under Foundation Stone of the Buddhist Union Jalan Senyam Shrine. Changi. on Nov 15 The Foundation stone wa laid \v v herable Ba k
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    Fishermen's Shift To New Fishing Grounds Pays Off
    461 2 Fishermen's Shift To New Fishing Grounds Pays Off THIRTY fishing vessels, shifted— by the Fisheries Department In an experiment to increase catches of lish from the crowded fishing grounds between Singapore and the Karimoen Islands to a new area northL i ast of Singapore recently, returned to port with large
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    Drove With No Licence, No 3rd Party
    124 2 Drove With No Licence, No 3rd Party WHILE Po i■• Lieutenant Rozario was <»n patrol alung I Lorong Geylang Road, on .'an. 15, he saw a car coming from ihe opposite direction dri i in an unsteady manner. The Lieutenant stopped the car and found Lim Choo Ser al 1
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    Radio Quiz For Poll Candidates
    104 2 Radio Quiz For Poll Candidates A CANDIDATE from each of the parties taking part in the forthcoming Singapore City Council Elections will answer j questions from Co ony listeni ers. before an audience In the auditorium ol Radio Malaya on Nov. 27. People are invited to send 'in questions, and
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    FUJISAKI GOES TO JAKARTA
    59 2 MR M. FUJISAKI. former First Secretary to the Japanese Embassy in London, passed through S;ngapore by air yesterday \v, h nis wife and children for Jakarta, where he is to be Charge d'Affaires at the Japanese Consulate m Indonesia. He was met at Kallang Airport by
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    1st ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL SITE
    60 2 THE seven-nation Federation of Movie Producers of South-East Asia has chosen Tokio as the site of th e Brat Asian film festival. which Will be held In May next year. Twenty-two delegates from Japan, Thailand, Indonesia. Hongkorff, Nationalist China Malaya and the Philippines attended the
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 2 COMMODITY PRICES ft ft CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. I RSS Spot Loose 55] 56| No. 1 R.S.S. 54| 56_ No. 2 R.S.S 55* 555 No. 3 R.S.S. 53J 53,$ Tone: Dull TIN PRICE The prire of tin yesterday was $315; per
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    The 'Private' Markets Are Encouraged
    119 2 The 'Private' Markets Are Encouraged THE SINGAPORE City Architect's Department has sent circulars to private architects their attention to the City Council's new policy of encouraging 'private" markets and meat stalls. At the August ordinary meeting of the Council it was decided that the widest possible publicity should be given
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    Chops Arrive On The Hoof
    80 2 THE bleating of a thousand sheep created an anusual cacophony of noise on the Singapore Harbour Board wharves, yesterday morning They were part of a two thousand three hundred head of "live cargo" which the Blue F onnel vessel Charoo brought from Australian ports for
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    Prophet Mohamed's Birthday
    119 2 Prophet Mohamed's Birthday TH E Prophet Mohamed'? Birthday was celebrated in .Tohore and in Ipoh by large processions, prayers and religion talks. In Johore over 4.000 Muslims attended a two-mile procc.-sion from the Government Building to the padang in front of the Courts. About 150 leaders from al! communities heard
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    CO-OP BODY'S NEW CHIEF
    47 2 MR. M A. KULARA.TAH has been e'.ec'ed president of the Singapore Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, in place of Mr. I.oke VVeng Chee who recently resigned. The Society, with 2.900 member-, i. one of the largest cooperative organisations in th<_ Colonv.
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    Efficiency Experts Hot Things Up
    111 2 Efficiency Experts Hot Things Up THE public can expeet quicker decisions from the Singapore City Architect and Building Surveyor's Department from next month. Mr W. 1. Watson City Architect told The Standard yesterday This will follow the im plementation of suggestions by t»e Methods and Organisa tion Consultants (efficiency experts)
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    COMMONS QUIZ ON MINING UNIONS
    186 2 LONDON, Nov 19 (Reuter) —Mr. Sta n Awbery (Labour) asked in he House of Commons yesterday what wa s being done to set up joint industrial councilf or simi'ar committees for The tin mining industry i D the Federation of Ma: ay a He particularly
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    $800 Loss By Officer
    72 2 SUadard Staff Reporter WHEN an Army officer and his wile embarked on the troopship •Di.wara" in Lii pore yesterday they found more than $gOO worth of posa« talons .missing. The articles lost were a blue hat box containing two bats, a diamond studde I brooch v
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    BAREFOOT THIEF
    35 2 A BARFFOOTF.D youth i i a feou o in Ser.net! 'ate yesterday ev*Miini| »tfX s-o *> St; in ash While he i aearehing f ur m >re m) sotted him and chased him out
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    Coroner Orders Driver's Arrest
    170 2 Coroner Orders Driver's Arrest THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. K. B. I. Pates, nriered the immediate arrest of Chew Jong Hong, a lorn driver, and recommended him to be charged I'm callsing the death of a schoolboy b> a negligent act. The r was told u I Oct. 13 1 p.m.
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    9 MONTHS FOR TRUST CHARGE
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    Chinese Answer Boys' Army Call
    135 3 KI LtMPUR, Thurs.— The drive to recruit the Federation Army Boys' Wing has proed one interesting fact which is that there has been good response from the Chinese. More than 1,000 applications have been receive 1 by the Fe leration Army authorities since tn S
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    Army Dogs To Show Their Paces
    20 3 Army Dogs To Show Their Paces Unit i of rate 8.0.D. a, at onv in trail a last halM.E. '1
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    Jaganathan Asks For An Inquiry
    44 3 Mr. S. Jaganathan, Labour I nciil ir. yestei lay i Sing ipore Harbour i Chairman to take a >f his allegation that certain Board offl ials ing voting bv the force. Mr. mathan lir an inquiry int the matter.
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    NO NEW PERMITS
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    BEAUTY QUEEN HAS EYE ON FILM CAREER IN HOLLYWOOD
    315 3 BEAUTY QUEEN HAS EYE ON FILM CAREER IN HOLLYWOOD Standard Staff Reporter MISS MAX FACTOR, beauL,i_ ,8 ->raroid Violet Sleigh, will leave Malaya on I>fc 2 by Pan-American Airways via the romantic palm-swaying Pacific to Hollywood with only one ambition— to try her hardest to enter movieland. Violet told The
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    MIC CAN'T PLAY BALL-SINGH SAYS
    204 3 MIC CAN'T PLAY BALL-SI NGH SAYS PENANG, Thurs.— The working committee of the Malayan Indian Congress knows nothing about the expansion oi the IMNO-MCA alliance to cover the Indian group, the president of the Penang branch of the MIC and its working committee member Mr Jagjit Singh told The Standard
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    Long Wait For 30 Bus Passengers
    142 3 ABO IT 30 passengers of a Gl ti Bus Company, mostly women going home from market and children going t i school, were detained in the bus at the Registrar of Vehicles Oiliee 'ion ground lor more than two hours yesterday afternoon. It all
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    Mr. Yap For 3-Chamber Finance Talks
    122 3 Mr. Yap For 3 -Chamber Finance Talks MR. YAP PHENG GBCK, acting chairman of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, has been selected to represent the Chinese Chamber at a forthcoming three-chamoer meeting to be called by the Director of the Industrial and Commercial Department This meeting is to discuss
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    ILLEGAL BUILDING
    73 3 NG Siew Pin, was fined $500 by the Singapore City Police Court Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Devereux-Colebourn jresterday for erecting a building without permission from the City Council. He had erected a new plank and corrugated iron roofed barrack-type building. It was used as a dwelling-house and a
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    Five Firms Answer Red Cross SOS
    118 3 Five Firms Answer Red Cross SOS MR. ALAN Geddes, Director of the Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society told Ihe Standard yesterdav that he had received five donations totalling |345 on the first day after hi. appeal last week for funds for the Branch. Lumley and Sons .sent
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    HGs TAKE OVER
    43 3 THE keys of the ga'e s and a copy of standing orders of the Grisek New Village were handed over to the Home Guards b v the Police at a parade of 20 Police and 30 Home Guards on Wednesday.
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    DRUNK IS FINED
    68 3 THILLIAN, an Indian was fined |S bv the Mu ir Ma trate lor being drunk an. I disorderly at Jalan Yahya. Muar. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, the UMNO president, is seen her e laying the foundation stone of the I MM) hall in Penang on the building site
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    PERMITS A MUST' FOR GIFT PARCELS
    241 3 ALTHOL'GH bona fide gift parcels valued at $100 or less are not "controlled" exports. Singaporeans who send them out of the Colony by air freight still have to apply lor an export permit. An official of the Import and Export Department told The Standard
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    FED. POLICE WILL LOSE 100 SENIOR MEN
    225 3 FED. POLICE WILL LOSE 100 SENIOR MEN $1.5M Slash In Force's Pay Bill Planned In 1954 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Police Force will start making a big slash in its expenditure bill next year. It intends to reduce its staff of Gazetted officers by about 100 before the end
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    CARELESS PEOPLE AID BURGLARS
    192 3 CARELESS PEOPLE AID BURGLARS PENANG. Thurs. In a number of house-breaking and theft cases last month, burglars entered premises by scaling water pipes, but in some cases, they were helped by careless householders who left doors or windows unlocked. This was disclosed by a Police spokesman today. He said that
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    BURGLAR LEAVES A LADDER
    90 3 BURGLAR LEAVES A LADDER Standard Staff Importer WHEN a European wok up on I uesdsy mornii f he 1 a ladder place! it int of his h »u In s F-tate. A six-foot long i with three kn its, h a ider in p isition. Suspicion... the n ie a
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    No Permit To Run Shop
    80 3 GOH TOH BAN of II ip Hin and Company w i I (5 an l costi by the Sing City Police C >u. l M I Mr. J. M. Dever ux-Coleb yesterday for u premises St Gej I R lad U) sell cold drinks. Four
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    Mak Pledges To Help The 'Under-dog'
    146 3 Mak Pledges To Help The 'Under -dog' MR Mik Pak Shce. wh ••on- i) ember Citjr Council elect ins for E• >t w*ai i. j \y appealed I > tiie elect n m to pr tcct thor drain water i ip> f, ral .md Mm tenure of land. He promised
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    Don't Vote Fer Alliance, Says Rajah
    57 3 A i r .1 intei i "f LP. Raj .ii. (Pi 1 N >ith) ir: in P I >r North W ird, Mi 1. .j ih s.i I I H Mtl !!< i ri Vc I I He told > Pa P if pc'oi
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    A WEEPING WIDOW FACES 'EXILE' FROMSONS
    488 4 A WEEPING WIDOW FACES 'EXILE' FROMSONS I BERNARD WILLIAMS, Standard shipping Reporter li! l I*l ESS widow, < ondemm d bj an immigratioa I law to a life of "e\jje" from her two sons uho can aid and support her. wept unaftbamedlj yesterday at the stints Steamship passage hookiii.' oMcc
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    He Used Force
    40 4 RAHIM BIN KASIMITOwas tid over in the sum of !?2nn X months bv the Muar Magistrate for using criminal force on a Malay woman Satimah bime Abdullah, at Parit Jawa with the intention of outraging her modesty.
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    NEXT ASSIZES
    17 4 THE next Singapore Assizes will begin in the Supreme Court, on Nov. 30 at 10.30a.m.
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    Firm Wants Its Premises Back
    200 4 MR PETES CHONG. owner of a firm of printers, publishers, booksellers and stationers, brought action in the Singapore High Court yesterday to recover possession oi office premises at Robinson Road, now being used by Eng Cheong Peng Kee Ltd., food contractors. Mr. Chong told the
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    COLONY TO RAISE ITS OWN ARMY
    674 4 It Can Be Sent ToFightOverseas AS ANOTHER step towards self-govern-ment, Singapore is to raise its own Army of regulars, volunteers and national servicemen, directed under a proposed National Service Ordinance, for the defence and security of the Colony. Members of the Army will be
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    Tax Officers Powers Cut
    70 4 A provision in the Colony's new Income Tax Ordinance empowering Income Tax Officers to enter pr ate premises tor search is like!. to be withdrr.wn. the Standard reliably learned yesterday. The Bill was referred to a Select Committee by the Legislative Council last month when it
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    Membership Up
    38 4 MR. S. T. Pereira. President of the Pahang Government Workers Trade Union said in Raub yesterday with the opening of three new branches in Jerantut, Kuantan and Pckan. the Union's membership has been increased to 1.400.
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    CHASE ON SHIP ENDED IN ARREST
    216 4 THE ADMISSIBILITY of a prosecution statement was disallowed by Court after defence counsel, Mr. C. H. Koh contended that the usual warning embodied in it constituted a threat to Loo Chin Hock. This move came after he made a prosecution ar. Tan Lip Seng,
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    Japs Want To Sell Us Tyres & Tubes
    111 4 Japs Want To Sell Us Tyres Tubes MR. S. SUZUKI, president, and Air. Z. I 'cniatsu, chief of Trade Department, Taisei Rubber Industry Company Limited, Tokyo, one of the largest consumers of Malayan rubber in Japan, flew inlo Singapore yesterday on a two-week study tour of the local rubber -I
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    Kolam Ayer Houses: SIT Chief Mum
    129 4 Kolam Ayer Houses: SIT Chief Mum THE Pre .dent of the SingaI pore City Council, Mr. T. P. i F. McNeice, declined to comi ment yesterday on a resoluI tiori. passed at Wednesday's meeting of the Singapore Joint 1 Relief Organisation. ftSktng the Improvement Trust to buy the MO houses
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    THE PC HAD A TOUGH TIME
    95 4 A POLICEMAN, Jantan bin' d. had a tough time with a woman hawker, Lim Siew Cheng, on Nov. 5. at Upper S sngoon Road, Singapore, Jantan told Mr. A.W. Ghows. Magistrate of the Eighth P< Court, yesterday, that Lim obstructing the five-foot- He tried
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    Asian YMCA Meet For P.I.
    61 4 -NILA, N .PP.— The Philippim I be to the third A ia n MC A by the World Y M.C i Dec r I rti ticipating K lap I Kong. Fo- -p, Burma. Ind i s pj C e y lon thi ya. A >nd.
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    Intruder's Hand On Her Legs
    51 4 M-tndurd |U« Ke to^ A NURs. her room la H SB she daam oo W< toii'-h of l She w Triaii h<, i She r Wind Not I; the h THIEVES box hon Satu stole I i m tc the Chan the he I in
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    Farm Gets Silage From Canneries
    16 4 Farm Gets Silage From Canneries THE S hns P i pertinent nl B Mai. not a
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    Indies Revolt Is Checked Says Millet
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    SIKH 'AT HOME'
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    50 7 COLOMBO. Nov if) (UP) Colombo City and its people are planning to get dressed in expensive material lor the Queen's visit. Textile importers revealed they have placed orders for special grades of textiles to meet likely demand In connection with the Royal visit next year.
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    TURN OFF THE GAS!
    554 11  -  JACK PEART tYftaf We Weed Is' .st E B m _#■_> Afore Ught On Training Methods' By U)NDON, Nov. 19.— Well, blow me up with a %A C u-\e pamP. n West Bromwich Albion aren't goins ,1 their table-tupping tram pure oxygen at half-* nP What
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    69 11 i ovno.v. Nov. in promoter I reddle i ordial mvi- haaceDor K.A. tn in-pe<t his lit; three FmII ill shci kith the entertax overheads in (ill (»f mtil I open .main j i i\ Mid <\ at the s' ex pense. The nt lake one- heii I
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    UK Soccer Ties For Saturday
    127 11 UK Soccer Ties For Saturday <Rt C Saturi Ml' 1-! ROUND ly V Ac- ry; CoiCrewe v D ton v v RochR w Hartlelastings v and P. v C. v L Iou fiamp- B nu v B Bradi v rt. Torw am; n v Perry- rfield Ci t w i
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    Rugby Results
    19 11 Ru gby Results Nov. 18. (Reuter). wits: Guy's ambridge Univerpolitan Police 11, ity C'tib 16; Devon *i v 8
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    Jr. School Swim
    12 11 of Singnpore annual swim at Friday, Nov. i'T at
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    Sroreless Game
    10 11 K MAR. Thurs,_1 -B" played todSSL l0 *tualkss
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    New Hockey XI
    27 11 PAR IT BUNTAR, Thurs.— Tomorrow a new hoekey team will make its debut here when the District Oflic-e XI take on me Krian Rovers.
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    Offer To Fight Toweel
    125 11 Offer To Fight Toweel JOHANNESBURG Nov. 19 (AP) B: I McConnel, manager of ian world bantamweight champion Jimmy Carruthers, telephoned from j Australia yesterday to tell Julius Martin. Transvaal Na- tional Sporting Cub chairman. I that Carruthers is prepared to fi^ht for the T.N.S.C. and no other club I that
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    Don't Jump, Canty Told
    62 11 Don' t Jump, Canty Told SYDNEY. Nov. 19, CAP).— At a O v idy Canty has ended h< areer. Docto her that if i c she lose ht r left leg. Kxamin ation in I x-rays have shown she ha I adly torn k.ice mu »c_ 5. Judy was finalist
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    Taiping CRC Team For Ipoh
    66 11 'l AIPING, h iff.— The following will represent Taiping CRC in t.ieir hockey match against Perak CRC at Ipoh on Saturday. Tan Thean Hock, Cheah Fook Yoon, F.m Ah Chiew. Joseph Chong. Simon Choong, IVg Say Peng. Lee Swec Keng. Boey Khoon Siang. Ng Beng
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    149 11 Sedgman, Gonzales To Meet In Final LONDON, Nov. 19 (AP tralia defeated veteran Dor Wednesday 7—5, 6—o, 6—l International Professional I i 1 Frank Sedgman of Ausi Budge of New York on L in the semi-final of the ndoor Tennis Championships. Budge, Wimbledon champion and king of world amateurs in
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    DAVIS CUP REFEREE
    61 11 MELBOURNE. Nov. 19.— The Australian Lawn Tennis Association has appointed Cliff Snroule of Sydney to referee the Davis Cup Challenge Round in Melbourne, Dec. 28. 29 30. Sproule was the referee for the Challenge Round between fhe U.S. and Australia at Adelaide last year. J 'he. U_S.
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    DOHERTY MAY GET A BIG PROMOTION
    528 11 LONDON, Nov. 19.— Peter Doherty, team manager and inspiration of the Irish international side which made England look such a lifeless lot, is due for a dramatic promotion. The Irish F.A. may decide soon to co-opt Doherty as an official selector. If the Irish
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    Abandoned Game Must Be Replayed
    130 11 Abandoned Game Must Be Replayed ''Inkiest, d'' of Kuantan Writes: "On Oct. 30, when the Abdullah School were leading the Kuantan Malays by the only goal scored in their euptie match, j the referee abandoned play seven minutes from time i because of failing light. 'The committee of the Kuantan
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    87 11 SINGAPORE Badminton Association fixtures lor week-end. I SATURDAY Men's >pen s'l^ies semi-1 final: Ismail Marjan vs. Omar Ibrahim. Inter-club: Useful vs. Flower. SUNDAY Mixed doubles (dnal):. Miss Ong Siew Yon;.' and Ong Poh Lim vs. Mrs. L. If. Pennefather and Goh Tiang Chye. Veterans' doubles (final): Wee Ong
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    55 11 THE l f piayers w i represent the Klurng War' D.pt Combined in a fool match againsl t;.o Muar District XI st M iar 0:1 Saturday: YUS O f. Rejab. Pavanar Clarence. O man Ham aah, Omar. Osman, Zain. Mamam. Bakar, A i
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    Third Quad Hockey For Schools
    90 12 Third Quad Hockey For Schools THE THIRD quadrangular dock (lament between oola teams repiesei 5 igapore, Malacca. S an and Selangor v n the Vi toria S ioo < ind Icrc on Dec. 16, I i 18. These have nable the boy« to ig games of th. sea North versus
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    FINE ½ MILE GALLOP BY CINEMA II
    519 12  - FINE MILE GALLOP BY CINEMA II WINDSOR LAD By I CINEMA II and Gambar Melayu provided the most interesting gallop at Bukit Timah yesterday. Slipped from the half mile the pair returned 49 1/5 sees, and 36 4 5 for the last three. Cinema II was striding out very smoothly
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    AUSSIES' WIN RAISES HOPE
    276 12 AUSSIES' WIN RAISES HOPE SYDNEY, Nov. r (AP).— The New South Wales lenni; I luunpioashipg which h..vi now reached thr final stipes provided a preview of th« l>.»vi>i < up challenge rounc tn he played in Australia next month. The senltaal ties at the White it v here yesterdaj raiM'd
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    Eriskay Catches Up In Straight
    393 12 MAW THANKS (McCloud) finished slightly ahead of Kriskay (Bagby) in a fastish half mile spin to return aO 1/5 sec. the last three in 38 1 5 sec. Eriskay who was two lengths behind Many Thanks right up to the straight made up good leeway
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    Greatest Horse
    48 12 MELBOURNE. Nov. 19 Hydrogen became the neatest stake Winner In Australian racing when he easily Won the C B. Fisher Plate, hrsi pnzl of i-Ai.,..0 took Hydrogen-J e.r gl. to 1.A57.179. which s of ih Krea lV l n th inning! or the mighty Ph._r Lan
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    SCHOOLS HOLD FINAL TRYOUT
    346 12 SINGAPORE Combined Schools took on the Singapore Cricket Club yesterday for a final tryout in preparation lor the inter-state schools quadrangular hockey tournament between Singapore, Malacca, Negri and Selangor here next month. The result was a 2—2 1 draw. Schools were strong in one J department
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    GURKHAS LOSE TOCEYLONESE
    78 12 SEREMBAN. Thurs. Ceylonese hockey te..:,. scored :i convincing ~> -0 victory over the l/7th Gurkhas in a league match today. The Ceyl mese opened the scoring In the first half through Thillagaratnam and led by this goal at half time. In the >i 1 half they added
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    Indo-Jap Shoot
    44 12 NEW DELHI, Nov. 19, (AFP) 7~ A even-membei I am ot Japanese mark imen, head< il arrive I here la lay by P ane to p irti in indo-Japai e e rifle hoa meel to be held fi I her 21 In
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    169 12 FIJIANS ROUT KLUANG BATU PAHAT. Thurs. iThe Fijian Regiment scored a i convincing victory over the iKlcang Combined XV by 43 points (eight goals and a try) to si* points (two penalties) [at rugger o n the Government 'English School ground here 'yesterday. i Kluang Combined started well and In
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    80 12 IN celebrating the RAOC Corps weekend activities a soccer competition has been arranged lor Saturday between RAOC and REME on the BOD giound at Alexandra Road. Kick off is at 5 p.m. and at half-time the Band of the Ist. Bn. Royal West Kent Regt. I will
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    Reg Harris Will Arrive Tomorrow
    270 12 BRITAIN'S sportsman of the year in 1949 and 1950, Reg Harris, world professional sprint champion from 1949 to 1951, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow afternoon by BOAC en route to Australia. Arrangements are being made by Robinsons, distributors of Raleigh Industries in Malaya, for local
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    WAIKIKI AND MANAHIKI
    504 12 j Waikiki went better* than, Manahikj when sent fast over half a mile, returning 50 l/_> j sc<\ the last three in 37 4/5 sec Beau Temps (Arnold) re- 1 i j turned 42 s ec for the three (Without being fully extended.; Marvel of Peru (West,
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    Our Youth Boxers Are Getting Into Tip Top Condition
    487 12 Our Youth Boxers Are Getting Into Tip Top Condition Photos SINGAPORE will have good reason to he pm* the 20 youths who will be goinij to Western \„str,i_! at the end of the year to defend the Av. t hen« thve which they won here last vear. Yesterday, a Standard
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    55 12 INDIA SCORE 214/4 V i Hi i mond 8.. H P R M INDIA I i lt»v Ihu ii Watte* \|»lc r anil it r Maajrek n w 1 1 I mi _.«r ii.. l .nit lla/.ir, I. Wurrrll K tnif Ii uni ii. il .ml I i ,i Um
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