The Straits Times, 25 January 1952

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    24 1 2 5 JAN 1952 The Straits Times MALA YA 'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED 1845 SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    BRITISH ALERTED IN SUEZ
    376 1 Threat of Egyptian Army move GUNS RUSHED UP TO GEN ERSKINE'S GARRISON H.Q. ISMAILIA, Thursday. \LL British garrisons in the Suez Canal zone are being alerted against the possibility that the Egyptian Army might support offensive action by "liberation troops," it was understood here today. Gen.
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    Peace (by quitting) plan goes to Britain
    203 1 Peace (by quitting) plan goes to Britain LONDON Thurs, f£lN<; inn saud of Saudi Jt\ Arabia has proposed that Britain tak*. he T troops out or the Sue? Canal Zone within year and i ork with f.ffvpt in planning a defence system for the <"■ formed sources said l«^( niijht.
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    Missing passenger inquiry
    83 1 RED CELL WIPED OUT !£mpH M.°p DE S L^ A Singapore Marin, Police. 1h \h K P K nd liner Canton yesterday an d questioned the cabin boy who looked after the cabin occupied by th e missing passenger. Mr. Yeo Khe« Seng to this picture are
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    He gave tip-and 4 bandits died
    209 1 rIVIIMV KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A CIVILIAN walked into Seremban police hearing Pit ni ff u ht an <i at dawn today four m,mii St h inclU 2 IIIf the ff^tary of Seremban Communist branch committee, were killed. The civilian told the police that the
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    MR.NICOLL LEAVES HONG KONG
    123 1 MR.NICOLL LEA VES HONG KONG HONG KONG. Thurs. jyflß. John Fearns Nicoll Colonial Secretary, who nas been appointed successor to Sir Franklin Gimson as Governor of Singapore wished the colony's businessmen a "speedy return to better days" as he left this afternoon aboard a BOAC aircraft for Britain before taking
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    NEW YEAR IN RED CHINA
    34 1 HONG KONG. Thurs.—Peking has announced that the nation will celebrate Chinese New Year from Jan. 27 to Jan. 30. The four days have been declared a holiday. A P
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    REDS BURN BUS
    16 1 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Bandits burnt abbisi s In the Jonore Bahru area yesterday
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    Maoris say: It's an insult
    138 1 AUCKLAND, Thurs. jyjAORI aristocrats consider they are being insulted and Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh belittled because the palace of the Maori king at Ngaruawahia, and the home of the Princess T e Puea. is not included in the Royal tour Princess T
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    WONSB,OOOCAR IN RAFFLE
    83 1 A motorcar, worth $8,000, the first prize in a raffle held at the Great World cabaret last night, was won by Mr. Ng Keng Hooi, of Singapore. The occasion was a joint dinner given by three firms —Messrs. Gutwlrth Trading Co., Clipper Trading Co. and Champion Motors.
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    NEPAL REBELS ESCAPE
    186 1 w KHATMANDU. Thurs. DP- X I. Singh, Left-wing leader of an armed revolt yesterday, eluded army troops and fled with 150 of his National Guard rebels into the rugged mountains of north-east Nepal, it was reported today. Government forces said they were in control of the situation
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    LONDON AGREES TO RELEASE COL. YOUNG
    368 1 From Our Own Or esnondent T___ r LONDON, Thursday. HE London Corporation has agreed to release Colonel A. E. Young, Commissioner of the City of London Police Force, for one year from Feb 15 to become Federation Police Commissioner. The first reference to Col
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    FREt PRESS SUPPLEMENT
    57 1 FASCINATING 12-page Chinese New Year Supplement will be issued with today's Singapore Free Press. It will contain many interesting articles describing the colourful customs and traditions surrounding this great festival and explaining their significance and origin. Make sure of getting the Chinese New Year Supplement by buying
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    LABOUR WILL ATTACK PLAN FOR STERLING
    176 1 I LONDON, Thursday. 1 I7CONOMIC measures planned after the Common Finance Ministers' conference will be attacked by the Labour Opposition when they come before the Commons, political circles here hintec yesterday. The former Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, expressed disappointment at
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    Red carnations for Vyshinsky
    45 1 NUREMBERG, Thurs.—The j Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Vyshinsky, was presented with a bunch of red carnations by German youths when he passed through here yesterday. Mr. Vyshinsky was on his way back to Russia from the U.N. General Assembly in Paris.—Reuter.
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    HUKS BOMBED
    29 1 MANILA. Thurs. Fighter bombers struck at a major Communist Huk concentration about five miles S' uthwest of the United States Clark Air Force base a* dawn today.—U.P
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    GENERAL MAY BE GUARD CHIEF
    79 1 LONDON, Thurs. IT is reported in London that the new post of Controller of the Malayan Home Guard is likely to go to Maj.-Gen. E B de Fonblanque, who is now in Penang as Assistant Commissioner for Civil Defence for Northern Malaya The Secretary of
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    27 1 ADMIRAL LYNDE MCCORMICK. Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, who i s expected to command the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's nmval force... in the Atlantic. Reuter picture.
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    Commandos for Malaya
    47 1 THE 41st Independent Commando Brigade from Korea is expected to arrive in Singapore on Monday on the troopship Empire Orwell. Som e of the men will reinforce No. 3 Commando Brigade in Malaya. The remainder will return to Britain for leave prior to re-assignment
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    TANKS POUND REDS IN KOREA
    175 1 KOREA. Thurs. [iTNITED Nations tanks 1 V fired 1.600 rounds on Communist central front positions yesterday as Al- lied infantrymen fought a six-hour battle on the western front. It was the heaviest day of action since the Dec. 14 fight for "Paiks Peak" on the
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    For senior officers
    98 1 gENIOR Asian officers ln Division I of the Public Services unanimously decided at a meeting last night to f°L m a Singapore Senior Officers' Association A five-man committee was appointed to frame the constitution and a general meeting will be called next month after the constitution has
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    Ten killed in fresh 'home rule' riots in Tunisia
    279 3 Ten killed in fresh 'home rule' riots in Tunisia BEY BACKS MINISTERS* APPEAL TO U.N. TUNIS, Thursday. piVE thousand Arab demonstrators stormed a police station yesterday at a village near Moknine, a Tunisian coastal city. First reports said at least three policemen were killed and two taken as hostages. At
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    REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
    237 3 REST OF THE WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF SIR MO HA MED I ZAFKULLAH KHAN, Pa- I kistan's Foreign Minis- ter. discussed the current I tension between the I Arab world and the f West with Mr. Eden in 1 London yesterday. Mr. James E. Webb has resigned as UJS. I
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    'K.O. THIS YEAR'
    28 3 MANILA, Thurs. President Qulrino yesterday ordered the Philippines armed forces to be ready for a giant offensive to knock out the Huks this year. AFP.
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    Sect men accused of 20 bomb deaths
    138 3 SAIGON, Thursday. pOLICE have arrested 30 men— all alleged to be followers of a religious sect that claims "guidance" from Gandhi, George Washngton and Shakespeare —on charges of killim; 20 people and injuring 120 with time bombs. The men will be charged I
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    PAKISTANIS MOURN' FOR EGYPTIANS
    82 3 LAHORE, Thurs. FkEMONSTRATING students marched through the streets of Lahore yesterday calling for Pakistan's withdrawal from the Commonwealth In protest against "British atrocities" In the Suez Canal zone. About 5,000 students weartag black bordered badges inscribed "Egyptian Martyrs' Day" gathered outside the British High Commission building
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    Police hold suspect in train death mystery
    116 3 Police hold suspect in train death mystery BERNE, Thurs. SWISS police said yesterday they wer P holding a nan. believed to be a Rumanian, in connection with the mysterious death of Captain Eugene Karpe, former UJS. Military Attache in Bucharest. Karpe fell, or was poshed, from a train in Austria
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    ALL WANT TO BE SALOME
    56 3 ALL WANT TO BE SALOME ORSON VVELIJEs in Paris for th e ceremony which marked the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Leon Jouhaux, French trades union leader, took the chance to search for a Parisian Salome who will be the heroine of his next film. Here he is
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    U.S. trying for Europe Army
    198 3 DISPUTE OVER CONTROL WASHINGTON, Thursday. T»HE O.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said yesterday that the United States was doing its best to bring about a reconciliation of the differine views in Europe on formation of a EuroDean army. At his weekly press conference
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    HIS MISSION
    22 3 PARIS, Thurs. M. Jean Letourneau, Minister for Associated States, left yesterday for Saigon on a good will and information mission.
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    INDIA WANTS TO AID BRITAIN
    72 3 NEW DELHI Thurs. INDIA'S Finance Minister, 1 Sir C. D. Deshmukh. said he is fly in* to London on February 3 "to find out what we can do to help" in Britain's financial crisis. Discussions in London, he added, would determine whether India could obtain
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    BOMBER HITS A TREE, 5 DIE
    34 3 FINCHAM, Norfolk, Thurs. —A four-engined RAF bomber crashed yesterday, killing five of its crew of six. It was circling for a landing when it hit a tree.— AJ>.
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    US deny aid for Chiang in Burma
    128 3 US deny aid for Chiang in Burma WASHINGTON, Thurs. TVfR. Dean Acheson. U.S ji?lj i?1 Secretary of State, yesterday denied reports ithat the United States was aiding Chinese i Nationalist forces In Burma. He was told at a press conference of reports current in ■Rangoon and London. The Secretary said
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    Churchill in good spirit
    53 3 ABOARD THE QUEEN MARY IN THE ATLANTIC Thurs. MR. CHURCHILL was in good spirits yesterday and his cold was improving. He went to bed early last j night. He intends to take things I quietly for a while, and doctor. Lord Moran, is checking him at
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    Court hears of nun's shooting
    45 3 ISMAILIA, Thurs. The British yesterday opened a military court of inquiry Into the killing of Sister Anthony, Irish nun from New York, who was shot here last Sunday. The court heard evidence for seven hours and will meet again tomorrow.—Reuter.
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    MCA-UMNO MERGER 'UNEQUAL'
    259 4 Their policies differ, says Capt. Hussein KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE UMNO-MCA alliance was "an unequal marriage. The MCA is the man and UMNO the woman", said Captain Hussein bin Onn, at an IMP election meeting held in Sentul Ward Kuala Lumpur, last night. The two parties could
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    WELLS CLOSED BEFORE
    141 4 »pHE argument that well water was better than tap water was not stressed by towgay growers In the early days when wells in the City limits of Singapore were being closed, states Dr. P. S. Hunter, a former Municipal Health Officer, in a memorandum to the City
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    ENOUGH TIME FOR REMOVAL
    96 4 The Rocrm.e wells used for mowing will have to r-> closed, but growers will be given enough time to make other arranprments to carry on then business. .eripion was reached by the He.iltli Committee ol the City Council at their on Monday. It may be reversed
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    ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR RED CROSS
    85 4 4 N v.lv:sory Council tv help Me Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society v. ill b e formed shortly. Tn? Governor, Sir Franklin Gimscn, will take the chair z: the Councils first meeting The Council will comprise branch officers and 32 community leaders.
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    Council to discuss H.C. deputy
    86 4 Council to discuss H.C. deputy KUALA LUMPUR Thurs rpHE Federal Legislative 1 Council will discuss the appointment of a Deputy High Commissioner on Wednesday, the Straits Times was informed today. The nature of the motion under which the appointment will be discussed was not revealed There was no mention of
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    NOT GUILTY VERDICT
    88 4 Fong Ah Lien, who attempted to strangle her fourday old baby was found not guilty of attempted murder at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday on the ground of insanity. The jury found that Fong had committed the -xct with which she was charged but as she was
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    Austin cars have gone up in price
    168 4 DRICES of Austin cars which left the factory in Britain after January this year, have been increased by about five per cent. The company announced this on Wednesday buts its agents in Malaya, Messrs. Borneo Motors, could not say what the local increase
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    ASSOCIATION DID WELL
    97 4 Brigadier A. MacG. Stewart, president of the Singapore Branch Royal Engineers Old Comrades' Association has reported a very successful year to the annual meeting. Membership, he said, had risen from 169 to 366 last year. A number of social functions were held and the Society's finances were
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    FOR THE NEW TEAR: Cheongsams for them..
    120 4 TWO POLICEWOMEN look to the lighter side of life while preparing for Chinese New Year. Corporal Pauline Mm. who reached the finals in the Ideal Working Girl Competition last year, and her companion Policewoman No. 5995, are ordering cheongsams in a shop in
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    Samboe scuffle due to a grudge
    160 4 'THE scuffle at Pulau Samboe on Wednesday morning in which three men were injured, was yesterday said to be due to "some grudge" the Indonesian labourers i had against one of the Shell Company's superI visors. But. officials of the company said, they "cannot
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    FINED $500
    31 4 Arunasalam Kasamuthu Ipillai, owner of a sundry I goods shop, was fined $500 in i Singapore yesterday for i offering a $10 bribe to Sunny I Tan, a detective.
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    DIES IN MUAR
    23 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A.S.P. Ahmad bin Haji Hussain, who was at one time OCPD, Johore Bahru, has died in Muar.
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    S.H.B. WILL FALL IN WITH ISLAND PLAN
    175 5 S.H.B. WILL FALL IN WITH ISLAND PLAN More docks, godowns to be built DLANS for Singapore's docks will be dovetailed with any schemes devised for Singapore by the town planning expert, Sir George Pepler. "Our development scheme will take a number of years to complete, and- its s peed will
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    New irrigation board
    82 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. The following have been appointed to the Krian Irrigation and Advisory Committee for 1952 The District Officer. Krian (chairman); the Deputy Assistant District Officer, (secretary): the Territorial Chief. District Officer, Nibong Tebal Drainage and Irrigation Engineer, Krian; Agricultural Officer, Penang and Province Wellesley; Junior
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    800 will have free show
    62 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— The management of the Metropole Cinema, Seremban, will give I a free show of a Laurel an dj Hardy film, "Way out West," on Saturday at 11 a.m. for 800 children as a Chinese New Year treat. Passes will be supplied by the
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    Red Cross 'doing a good job here'
    137 5 TpHE Overseas Director ol the British Red Cross, x Miss Wittington, said at a Press conference in London that Red Cross workers ol all races in Malaya were making a valuable contribution to the welfare of civilians and troops. She was commenting or
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    Kampong 'teacher' is fined $90
    36 5 MUAK, Thurs.—A Javanese. Darjo bin Karyono, who taught religious doctrine at Kanipong Panjane Sari. Pagoh, without authority, was fined $90. or 45 days' hard labour, at Muar under the Mohammedan Enactment.
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    S.J.A.B. WILL PARADE FOR THEIR CHIEF
    123 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs. THE first and second ambulance divisions of St. John Ambulance Brigade; Kegri Sembilan, including i police and fire brigade personnel, will take part In a parade on the occasion of the visit to Seremban on Monday by Ltr. Gen. Sir Otto Lund.
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    46 5 ±.6.t. MOiIAMEU AMIN Bl s' HA JI JAMIL of Singapore, talks to Koh Quee Koon, an inmate of the Tampoi Leper Settlement, after presenting a wheel chair, the gift of the Singapore Police Force to Koh. The wheel chair is beside Koh's bed. Straits Times picture.
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    Gift makes him weep—then smile
    178 5 Gift makes him weep— then smile PARALYSED MAN GETS CHAIR IT OH Quee Koon, aged 30, of Tampoi Leper Colony, £V Johore, yesterday cried when he got his Chinese New Year gift a wheel chair. The pnesent came from the Singapore police. Koh mumbled: "Thank you, thank you very much",
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    TAKESLEAVE
    36 5 PENANG. Thurs.—Mr. S. J; Adams, Municipal Treasurer j and Secretary, is spending! j two weefci" leave up Penang Hill. Mr. A. E. Welsh, Deputy Municipal Treasurer and Se- i cretary, is acting for him. j
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    Can factory owner fined
    90 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. LAU HIM, proprietor of the En£ Leong Tin Can Factory at Ipoh Road. Kuala Lumpur, was today fined $50 for not having a certificate of fitness for his machinery and failing to put up safety guards around moving parts. I Mr. A. Neilson,
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    TRANSFERRED
    18 5 Mr. E. J. Arrowsmith, from Kelantan. has assumed dtjttes j as Assistant Drainage and; Irrigation Engineer. Krlati.
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    BROKE CURFEW
    44 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs Charged with breaking the curlew at Labn Kubong in Lower Perak and possessing a defaced identity card, Nur Rashid bin Abdul Rahman pleaded Rullty. Bail of $100 was granted and the case was postponed to Jan. 30 for sentence.
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    APPEAL TO GOVT: 'THIS IS VITAL'
    126 5 APPEAL TO GOVT: 'THIS IS VITAL' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. T*HE Government Tem- porary Officers' Association has asked the i Federation Government to remove restrictions which prevent employees earning more than $400 I a month from contribut- ing to the provident fund. "This is of vital importance j fo all Government
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    MAN, 68, FALLS ROAD VICTIM
    52 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. —A few minutes after alight, ing from a bus, Kok Kew Sa, aged 68. was knocked down by a motor leery at Simpang Ampat. Province Wellesley. yesterday. He died on the spot. Kok, it Is reported, was crossing the road when the
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    A.C.S. TEACHER PROMOTED
    40 5 SITIAWAN, Thurs— Mr. A. P. PauL teacher at the AngloChinese School, Sitiawan, has been transferred to Sungei Siput as principal of A. C. S. there in place of Mr. M. E. Moreira who has returned to Ipoh.
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    FOUR FINED
    36 5 SEREMBAN, Thurs. —Four people were each fined $15 in Seremban Magistrate's Court, today for breaking the curfew at the 9 m.s. Serem-ban-Martin Road. They were Ah Kian, Lee Mooi, Chin Hoi and Pan Soon.
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    Freighter's crew saved as seas pound reef
    432 6 Freighter's crew saved as seas pound reef Rescue frigate, Alert, gets back to Singapore U M.S. Alert, the frigate n# that went to the rescue of the British freighter, Taikinshan when it was wrecked on a reef off the Paracel Islands last week steamed into the Singapore Naval Base yesterday.
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    WANTED MONEY FOR NEW YEAR
    63 6 A 22 year old English-, speaking woman hawker Chee Poh Chun, who said she sold fruits to earn a little extra money for the Chinese New Year was cautioned and discharged in Singapore yesterday. She pleaded not guilty to placing a hand-cart of oranges at
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    TUC expert to give courses in Malaya
    131 6 PENANG, Thursday. jljß. F. W. DALLEY, a British trade union expert, iTJ will come to Malaya early in April to conduct special training courses in Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Malacca. i Sponsored by the Federation Government, these courses have been accepted by
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    P.C.s slept on armed duty
    55 6 Two policemen, Joned bin Johan and Sulaiman bin .Ismail, were each sentenced in Singapore yesterday to a month's imprisonment for sleeping while on armed duty at the Shell Depot. Woodlands, on Dec. 17. Both denied the charge and said they could give no reason why
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    Law students successful in London
    158 6 IN the Hilary general examination for students of the Inns of Court, the following Malayan students were successful: Roman Law class 2: E. C Khoo. Class 3: S. V. Chan. Miss C. S. Cheah, K. C. Chew. E. J. D'Souza. K. Y. Khong J. T.
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    $250 FINE FOR BREACH OF TRUST
    36 6 Patrick Chua, aged 20, wav yesterday fined $250 or two months' imprisonment in Singapore for criminal breach of trust of a watch valued at $56* belonging to Ng Seng Watt.
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    Singapore Diary
    104 6 YWCA, Raffles Quay: Malay classes beginners. 9.15 ajn. and 5.15 p.m., continuation, 10.30 a.m. YMCA, Orchard Road: Judo ana body-building, 5.30 p.m.; movie circle commltee meeting, 5.30 p.m.; H. Tans School of Accountancy, Students' circle social, 7 p.m CHINESE YMCA, Selegie Puad: music 2.30 p.m.; badminton 5 p.m;
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    EFFICIENCY AWARDS TO 4
    64 6 Four cadets Bf St. Patrick's School. Singapore, were cheered by the whole school yesterday when- they received efficiency certificates from Mr. R. E. Ince. Senior Inspector of schools. They were QMS. C. Ballard. Sgt. Kwek Ah Jens. Sgt. T. Perreau and Cpl. T. Letchamanan. They are
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    Blackout schedule
    192 6 Sub-sUtions liable to load shedding to day are: DAY Albert St.. Short St., New Ice Works, Firestone, MacKerzie Rd.. Bt. Timah Pumps, Balestier Rd., Jalan Ampas, 8.M.8.C, Mcßitcbie Braddell Rise, Island Golf Club. Scletar Pumps, Nee Soon, Seletar Wireless, Mental Hospital, Trafalgar Estate, New World, Jutland Rd., Bendemeer
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    CASE AGAINST WOMAN DROPPED
    51 6 The case against Agnes Mary Watkins, charged with housebreaking and stealing clothing and cash worth $71 from a house in Upper Serangoon Road on Dec 8. was withdrawn by the prosecution in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday. She was given a discharge not amounting to
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    'CEMENT, TILESDO NOT COST MORE'
    253 6 PRICES of building materials have not gone up nor has there been a shortage after the temporary suspension of distributional controls last month, said Mr. Soon Peng Van, chairman of the Singapore Building Materials and Chambers Suppliers Association, yesterday Mr. Soon was refuting a statement
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    Union called mischievous
    67 6 THE secretary of the Pakistani Seamens' Union, Mr. Asabmiah, yesterday described as "mischievous propaganda" a statement by the Indo-Maraya-Pakistani feamens Union that there was no shortage of accommodation for Pakistani seamen in Singapore. Mr. Asabmiah pointed out that four out of the five seamans 1 Unions in
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    CITIZENS OF STORE ASSN.
    61 6 There has been very good response to the proposed formation of the Citizens of Singapore Society, the convenor Mr. G. M. K. Sabai, said yesterday. The inaugural meeting will be held in the first week of February. The society is open to all who make Singapore
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    SULTAN URGES: REPLANT
    178 6 SULTAN URGES: REPLANT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. rE Sultan of Trengganu. in a birthday broadcast over Radio Malaya last night, said that the future of rub- ber smallholders depended on their replacing their old and i ,overtapped trees. "They never think of replanting their rubber. The Federation Government may agree to
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    Appointed to bomber unit
    57 6 Air Commodore H L. Messiter. who recently returned to Britain from tht Far East has been appointed Senior Technical Staff Offl cer Bomber Command. He was in the Far Ea&t An Force as Command Enginee Officer. He was formerly a 1 the Air Ministry as Deput<
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    Stutchbury back from Bangkok
    38 6 Mr A. D. StuU-hbury. Singapore Controller of Supplies, and Mr. A W. Nicholson. Federation Controller of Supplies, returned to the i Colony yesterday by CPA I from Bangkok where they attended important rice talks
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    DIRTY TEETH DEVELOP INTO BAD TEETH!
    261 6 Proper care ot the teeth esrential to good health. If v<>« do not give your teeth reguhu Attention, they become dirty and dtcay sets in. Decayed teeth Mitt poison which frequently OHMS bad health Decay usually starts where toctti loin gums, in spaces betwtva
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    THEY WANT MORE NEWS ON JENKIN, GRAY RESIGNATIONS
    303 7 THEY WANT MORE NEWS ON JENKIN, GRAY RESIGNATIONS "WHAT ABOUT POLICE?' QUERY FOR COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. jyjORE details about the circumstances leading to the resignation of the Commisioner of Police, Mr. W. N. Gray, will be sought at the Federal Legislative Council meeting next Wednesday. Inche Abdul Aziz bin
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    Perak gives $68,587 to University
    452 7 Fund now $4. 7 mil A GIFT of $68,587 has been received by the University of Malaya Endowment Fund from the Lower Perak Disttrict Appeal Committee. It was the largest gift received by the Fund between Dec. 31 and Jan. 19 when a total of
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    THEY'RE GLAD TO SEE LAND
    63 7 The passenger-cargo vessel Gorgon arrived in Singapore harbour early yesterday with 16 passengers longing to disembark. The ship had run into very bad weather shortly after leaving the North coast of Australia. When passing through the Lombock Straits most of the passengers "missed their meals,"
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    EMPLOYER DID NOT KNOW THE LAW
    87 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. i QUEK KWONG PENG,,a rice l mill proprietor, of Pahang i Road, Kuala Lumpur, was fined $T5 today for failing \6 report an accident on'which a workman's arm was broken. Quek told inche Harun, Kuala Lumpur Second Magis- I trate, that
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    Fined $300 on arrival
    61 7 PENANG, Thurs. •TWO new arrivals from India, V. Mohannan and M. Palaniasamy were fined $150 each today for using altered certificates of identity. The Assistant Controller of Immigration told the court that when the Rajula arrived this morning, the passengers' documents were examined. It was noticed
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    SegamatHospital Board members
    95 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— I The following have been appointed to serve on the Segamat Hospital Board for the year: Inche Bidin bin Login, Inche 1 Ibrahln bin Ab. Majid, inche Zalnalabidln bin Ahmad, Inche Yusof bin Ahmad, Mr. Pee Kang Hal, Mr. Kuan Chan Sang, Dr. Gan
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    Govt. plans to train them for top jobs
    124 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. A PLAN to train Malayans for higher posts in the Federation Government service will be tabled at the Federal Legislative Council meeting next Wednesday. The council will also receive the third report of the Organisation and Methods Adviser who
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    RUBBER ROAD IN CEYLON
    61 7 T ORK has been started on the first experimental patch of rubberised bitumen roadway in Ceylon. The rubber powder needed for this work was obtained from Malaya. A half-mile length of 40ft. wide roadway has been selected for the experiment. If the experiment prove? a success
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    Rubber output dropped in 1951
    144 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. RUBBER production in December was the highest for six months. Estates produced 29,305 tons and smallholdings 22,900 tons, a total of 52,205 tons. But total production for 1951 was 603,880 tons, almost 90,000 tons less than In 1950,1 and nearly 70,000 tons
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    MCA-UMNO 'trifling' with Sir Cheng-lock
    155 7 MCA-UMNO 'trifling' with Sir Cheng-lock KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. MR. Khoo Teik Ec, hon. treasurer of the Malayan Chinese Association Central Committee, speaking at an IMP election meeting last night, warned MCA-UMNO election speakers against "trifling" with the nam c of Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, president of the MCA. He denied
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    Bribe charge
    41 7 William Neo, a 23-year-old Singapore special constable was remanded for a week at Singapore First Police Court, yesterday accused of accepting a $10 bribe for re-ne-wal of a car licence. He was allowed $1,000 ball 1 In two sureties.
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    Club will hold New Year dance
    51 7 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— A Chi. nese New Year Eve dance will be held at the Negrl Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club on Saturday night} for members and friends. On the santef ■tevenfhfc, jth« Negri Sembilan Indian A*«o» ciation will hold a dinner to commemorate Indian Republic
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    TWO BROKE CURFEW
    30 7 MUAR, Thur s.—Two Indians, Michael Das and Thomas, were each fined $15 at Muar for breaking the curfew at Pagoh. They were arrested on the main road.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri., Jan. 25, 1952 Peace Plan For Egypt
    518 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri., Jan. 25, 1952 Peace Plan For Egypt Egypt's interest in previous informal approaches by her Arab neighbours for a settlement of Anglo-Egyptian problems suggests there is hope that the Saudi Arabian plan may become the groundwork for agreement. But the new proposals are put in
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    The Tin Deal Secrets
    549 8 Not until after Parliament meets will the British Government announce the full details of the much publicised tin-steel deal wfth America. Malayan tin producers, who met in Ipoh on Wednesday, presumably are satisfied, however, that the agreement does not sacrifice Malayan interests, or they would have
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    36 8 Tomorrow, January 26, Is India's Independence Day and Australia's National Day. The impact, past, present and future, of these two countries on Malaya is suggested here by the official representatives of India and Australia in Malaya.
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    Partnership with India
    1369 8  -  M. Gopala Men on By Representative o) the Government of India in Malaya "INDIA was the first historical civiliser of the Malay Peninsula." So says the historian. In those spacious times the expansion of India by military conquests, commercial invasions, cultural influence and religious missions was felt
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      417 8 TN the leading article of your issue of Jan. 9 occur 1 the words "the State Governments trifled with the squatter problem for nearly eighteen months to the exasperation and alarm of Sir Henry Gurney" This general ex parte statement is a serious reflection on
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      TEACHERS & POLITICS
      219 8 TEACHERS POLITICS CORRESPONDENTS have v written to the Straits Times from time to time to say that mission teachers in Aided schools are not governed by General Orders and are therefore in a privileged position, able to loin political organisations, make speeches and write to the Press freely. If these
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    The links with Australia
    1233 8 By T.K. Critchley actingAustra Han Commissioner for Malaya TOMORROW is Austra- lia's National Day the anniversary of the first settlement in Australia in 1788. Before that time there seems to have been no contact whatever between Australia and the Malay Peninsula, but over the last century
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    On the Margin
    413 8 Monkey lure OPEAKING of monkeys, as •5 we have been on one or two occasions lately, another of Mr. S. Ramachanara'a letters has come in on the subject of where they used to be found on the island o{ Singapore. He fears that few if any monkeys
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    Blackouts Cor the New Year unless...
    134 9 Blackouts Cor the New Year unless... PENANG, Thurs. BLACKOUTS may return to Penang during the Chinese New Year season unless householders practise economy and restraint in their use of electricity. This warning was issued today b\ the Municipal Electricity Supply Department, which stated that load shedding in Mfffcfi areas may
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    House must be closed, Judge rules
    147 9 House must be closed, Judge rules LIM KONG MENG. a subtenant, who sought In the Singapore High Court yesterday to get a closing order, made by the *hird magistrate, in respect of a house in Balestier Road, cancelled fa'Jed in his attempt. The application was brought before Mr. Justice Rogers
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    Two brothers took a boy from hospital—he died
    854 9 Two brothers took a boy from hospital he died Charge them with perjury, says Coroner THE Singapore Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh, said yesterday that the General Hospital was in no way to blame for the death of Loh Koon Wee, 15-year-old schoolboy who died four days after he had been
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    Safety first at Collyer Quay
    76 9 PRACTICAL lessons in safety first and road manners have been given to Singapore motorists, taxi-drivers and trisha riders at Collyer Quay during the past few days. Squads of traffic police have been stationed at the Quay's three "zebrar" to see that pedestrians are given safe
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    COCONUT OIL PRICE DROPS
    41 9 The price of coconut oil in Singapore has been reduced, the Controller of Supplies announced yesterday A tin of coconut oil now costs $17.50—51 less. The price for a quart bottle Is 65 cents, five cents cheaper.
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    Penang defence needs 7,000 men
    142 9 PENANQ. Thurs. pENANG Civil Defence organisation will need 7.000 volunteers, Major-Gen. E. B. de Fonblanque, Assistant Commissioner for the Northern Region, announced today. He said measures would be directed mainly against largescale explosive attacks. Major-Gen, de Fonblancjue said the organisation of civil defence for Penang
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    4 EFFICIENT CADETS
    53 9 THESE FOUR CADETS of St. Patrick's School Cadet Cor ps. Singapore, were yesterday presented with efficiency certificates by the Senior Inspector of Schools, Mr. B. fc. Ince They wre from left, Q. M.S. C Ballard, Sgt. Swek A h Jeng, Sgt. T. Perreau and Cpl. T. Letchamanan.
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    Cabin mate detained had no passport
    271 9 INVESTIGATIONS into .the disappearance of Mr. Yeo Khee Seng, a Kuala Lumpur merchant and a pass/nger in the Canton, who was missing when the liner arrived in Singapore from Hong Kong on Tuesday, are continun?. The Marine Police have extended investigations to the islands
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    S'pore, Fed. ready for help Britain
    188 9 S'pore, Fed. ready for help Britain SINGAPORE and Federation Governments are awaiting Colonial Office instructions on how the two territories can help Britain in her present financial troubles. Mr. T. Van der Gaast, Singapore's representative to the Commonwealth Finance Ministers' Conference, is expected to bring with him. probably tomorrow, fuller
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    HE WANTS TO KNOW IF POLICY IS ADOPTED
    176 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. CIX questions to find out if Government is carrying out its policy of promot ng Asians in the Broadcasting Department to jobs held by Europeans, will be asked by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak at the next meeting of
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    HAPPY NEW YEAR IN THE AIR
    110 9 ALL the Royal Singapore Flyini; Club's planes will bp in use on Sunday and Monday for Chinese New Year flights over Singapore. Many women and children are expected to fly in th,. pianos. Joy riding, which began as a minor club activity after the
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    BAR KEEPER FINED.
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU.* Ihurs Yee Kok Yam. a bar Keeper was fined $40 for failing to show a signboard and $50 for not keeping a Dook showing purchases and sales.
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    THEY HAD SQUIDS
    41 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Ihurs.Chua Lian Ping and Cheng Siat Yeng who were found carrying 10 katis of squids and rive katls of dried f-sh in a car at Scuda* Road, were each fined $50 Wi the Police Court today-
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    2 meetings to celebrate Indian Day
    112 9 CINGAPORE Indians will celebrate Indian Republic Day tomorrow with two mass meetings and prayers in temples. Th e Singapore Regional Indian Congress will hold a meeting at 4.45 p.m. at the Indian Association ground, Balesticr Road. City Councillor Mr. Yap Pheng Geek. Indian Government
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    DRIVER FINED
    43 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Swee Choo, a lorry driver, of Pontian, who parked his vehicle within 10ft. of a road junction, was fined $15 at Johore Bahru today and $40 for refusing to eive his name and address to a police officer.
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    LAST MINUTE RUSH IS A RECORD
    164 9 LAST MINUTE RUSH IS A RECORD CINGAPORE Chinese in their thousands ai, making last minute purchases for the New Year, which will be celebrated from tomorrow until Feb. 10. Shops and stalls yesterday reported record sales. Heaviest buying is in Chinese sundry goods shops, which sell a very wide variety
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    December latex export
    47 9 MALAYA exported 4.504 tons of latex last mor.th. according to official statistics released yesterday. Of this 2,441 tons were exported from the Federation. Most of the latex went to the United States -2.J34 tons Britain took 1,247 tons. France 326 tons and Japan 78
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    HE TOURS CITY COUNCIL ESTATES
    50 9 Mr. G. A. Atkinson, the Colonial Office Liaison Officer on housing and town planning, yesterday visited housing estates of the Singapore City Council. He was taken around by the City Welfare Officer, Mr. J. L. Byrne, on a tour of junior officers' quarters _andjabourers^ lines.
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    $250 BAIL
    38 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Abdul Hamid bin Yassim was allowed $250 bail in the Sessions Court today on a charge of theft from a dwelling of a wrist watch valued at $50 belonging to Maimunah binte Abdullah.
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    Federation pageant on radio to mark Day
    216 9 Federation pageant on radio to mark Day KUALA LI'MPUR, Thurs. J^ FEDERATION Day radio pageant featuring the people of Malaya at work and at play will be broadcast over Radio Malaya at 8 p.m. on Jan. 31. Except for private functions, ihe day will be marked only by the broadcast
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    FREE LEGAL AID SCHEME 'COULD START AT ONCE'
    310 10 lv lawyers willing to help poor in Singapore A FREE legal aid system for the poor could be started in Singapore at once Mr. David Marshall, a lawyer, said yesterday. "I know of at least 17 lawyers, and at least that number
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    Holiday camp to public may be open
    136 10 Holiday camp to public may be open CIX holiday bungalows and a club house at Telok Mata Ikan may shortly be available to the public, if Singapore City Councillors approve a augßestion by their President. Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. The holiday resori«bullt at a cost of about $160,000 two
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    Road accidents
    32 10 IPOH. Thurs.—There were 2,367 road accidents in Perak last year, in which 87 people lost their lives 17 of them children. The number, injured was 675 adults and 138 children.
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    BACK HOME
    14 10 The Commissioner-General, Mr. Macolm Mac Donald, has returned to Singapore from Sarawak.
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    less to become British
    78 10 wishing to become British subjects, he said. Since the relaxation of the English language qualification, there has been a greater response from nonEnglish speaking Chinese in the Colony. A few Chinese organisations have volunteered to as- I slst Intending applicants, and the number of applications Is
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    The new governor— 'a first-class man'
    151 10 HONG KONG, Thursday. SIR Alexander Grantham, Governor of Hong Kong, paid tribute in the Legislative Council last night to Lt -Gen G. C. Evans, commander of British forces in Hong Kong, and Mr. J. F. Nicoll, Colonial I Secretary. General Evans will be leaving
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    FLOODS DEFACED THEIR I-CARDS
    45 10 SEGAMAT, Thurs. When charged in the Segamat Circuit Magistrate's court with defacing their identity cards, three women, Tan Teen. 23. Gan Gok Hwl 22. and Pang Kooi Moi. 18, blamed the recent floods for the damage. They were fined $12 each.
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      83 10 It will cost ADVERTISING in the English press jointly or in groups Is now permitted for those applying for naturalisation, a Singapore Government spokesman said yesterday. This is being allowed to make It easier for those "^ggygflr* 1 perfect movement with perfect accuracy Accuracy that's \^«v protected by the Oyster
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      MGM's big programme for 1952
      321 11 MGM's big programme for 1952 CLIMAXING one of the most successful and profitable years in its history, Meiro-Goldwyn-Mayer is about to embark or. the most ambitious picture-making schedule ever undertaken by any company, according' W Dore Schary, Vice-Presi-dent in charge of production and studio operations. Decision on thi+ prgramine and
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      25 11 'ORAGONFLY BALLET,' in the prologue to "The Tales of Hoffman", establishes the feeling of fantasy that persists throughout the film. The ballerina is Moira Shearer.
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      FILM, OPERA AND SPECTACLE
      370 11 TALES' OF HOFFMAN'S THREE LOVES THERE are two ways of bringing an opera into the cinema —you can put a camera up in the auditorium ol an opera house, so to speak, and film what goes on on stage (we've seen this kind at least twice
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      'ALADDIN' IS WORTH SEEING
      147 11 'ALADDIN' IS WORTH SEEING DIRECTOR B. S. Rajan's latest Malay picture, Aladdin, now being screened at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, has a polish which many Malay pictures produced in the Colony lacked. Though tne theme is based jn the Arabian Night fable," director Rajans has tried to flavour it with
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      296 11 Straits Times Cross vord y j arUCT^u, i o I 1 1 r- 1- l vxv 8. Reveals a few. but not dSgracefuJ condition (13) 1234 56 lany (7) g. Assured (4-9). I 9. Withstand 16). ***** ***** g5555S tSvJs «>. —rr; 9 They are plucked from a < llsn
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    NEW POWER HOUSE BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE
    627 12  - NEW POWER HOUSE BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE Manning Blackwood n v 4 End of 1952' promise will be fulfilled LIVERY day now, Sin-'-'gapore's new power station at Pasir Panjang begins to take on a more definite shape, and even the scoffers are coming round to the belief that Cttj Electrical
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    SKILL & CARE NEEDED
    188 12 SKILL CARE NEEDED like ,ome vast o.gar. one of the boilers ai Pasi Panianß it being steadily set up Each of Hie pipes you can sec In »he picture oki the right hat to be fitted into the frame by hand You caa't do Hie job w.tn spanner; i» takes
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    THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE DRAGON
    1058 13  -  S. M. LEE I By /CHINESE chronology was very confused during the Chou Dynasty (1122(?)— 255 8.C.), and even the feudal states employed different calendars. The determination of the calendar in those days was a royal prerogative with important political implications. Since 104
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    Some New Year Superstitions
    752 13  -  K.S. CHIA xx v By CHINESE are by nature superstitious, more so when they bid good-bye to the old year and prepare to greet the new. The present-day housewives have not forgotten what their grandmothers did on past New Year Eves. By habit they, too, will
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    21 13 THE purchase of red paper scrolls bearing good wishes is a-n important part of pre parations for the Chinese New Year.
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    A MUST IN EVERY CHINESE HOME
    192 13  -  Y. K. YAP THE CALENDAR: i!Hiiiiii!:i!:;::i By UiiiHiiiiiiiiiius THE Chinese salendar is one thing that even the illiterate gardeners and squatters must have in their homes. Often it is the only bit of decoration on their drab walls. In most Chinese houses, the calendar
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    'HONEYMOON HOTEL'
    49 13 A 162-bedroomec! forces' club in GilJlnghair, Kent, paid to be one of the biggest and most modern in the world, had been renamed "Honeymoon Hotel" by Britain's servicemen and women. Since it was opened three-and-a-half years ago, about 200 couples have spent their honeymoons at the club.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    272 14 LONDON. Thurs. (CONVINCED that forthcoming Government plans to cure Britain's economic crisis will depress the stockmarket, sellers were active in the London Stoc'c Exchange today. Closing middle prices 01 selected stocks, as supplied by special arrangement with The Flnancal Times, were: •As/ina Consols 61i Funding 4% M War
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    Melbourne share market
    170 14 From Our Own Correspondent MELBOURNE, Thurs. Investments bad a weak market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Prices of some issues dipped fairly sharply, the steepest decline being 2s 6d for a £1 share. There were three fails to every rise. Carlton Brewery shares transferred at the
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    RUBBER MARKET Tone lifeless; prices down slightly
    194 14 RUBBER MARKET Tone lifeless; prices down slightly THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association described yesterday's Singapore rubber market tone as lifeless. Transactions were very restricted. Prices generally eased further. At the quiet close, first- i grade February buyers stood at $1.39 a lb., three-quarters of a cent below Wednesday's
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    AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING
    57 14 AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING A YER Hltam Tin Dredging made j MX £407.804 (226% per cent) i after British profits tax for the I year to June 30,1951, and paid out < 65 per t-ait in dividends. At the 111 1 balancing date net liquid assets 1 worked out at
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    Pahang Consolidated
    32 14 JN one of our editions on Jan 21 Pahang Consolidated^ December output of Un concentrates was, by a printer's error, given as 140 tons. The correct figure Is 240 > tons.
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    TIN: $485 A PICUL
    38 14 SINGAPORE, Thiws., Jan. 24—5485 (up 54.37' 2 London: £999 a ton LONDON. Jan. 24.— Cash Buyers £999, Sellers £1,001; Forward Buyers £995, Sellers £996; Settlement £990 (up £11). Turnover: a.m. 175. p.m. 175 tons.
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET
    138 14 pHE copra section of the SlngaA pore produce market was iteadler although very Idle yesterday. Sellers quoted $36 a picul for January-February shlpnent against bids of 35% Loose jrades dropped a dollar to $33 'or sun-dried and $32 for nixed Pepper was Inactive, but sellers' jrice were
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    193 14 CHIPS alongside the Singapore Harbour Board godowns, or expected there by 7 a.m. today, are: 1-2 Devonshire, 4-5 Sloterdijk, Coal Plant Lan Chow, 6-7 President Buchanan, 8-9 Marudu, 11 Cornelius Maersk. 13-14 Olenartney. 15-16 Blltar, 18 Pentakota, 19-20 Maetsuycker. 21-22 Sambas, 23-24 Bengkalis, 25-26 Lalandia, 27-28 Nordstjernan, 29-30
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    Malayan shares
    133 14 Slight firming in Tins THE undertone of the Tin section of the Malayan share market was slightly firmer yesterday with the continued rise in the price of the metal. Industrials were quietly steady. Rubbers were neglected. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday were: I2tfc February
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    ESTATE RUBBER CROPS
    62 14 T'URQOAND Youngs Company announce the following December rubber crops. In lb.: Alor Gajah 21,500 Ayer Panas 87,000 Glenealy Plant 80,000 Kluang 55,700 Pajam 128,000 Talisman 31,100 Teluk Anson 64,833 Ulu Benin Consol. 53,200 OTHER rubber crops announced in lb are: Bukit Katll Est (Dec.) 38.450 Quarter to
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    Final Test will decide better side
    915 15  -  GOOD WIN WILL GIVE W.L VOTE By JACK FINGLETON (Exclusive to the Straits Times) SYDNEY, Thursday. nPHOUGH Australia have won the rubber against the West Indies, the margin in Melbourne's deciding match was so narrow that many in Australia await the outcome of tomorrow's
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    34 15 TWENTY-THREE of the Ru-.bv-lovin^ PUtenj phoiitsiap'' ><=•<■; l».-r ix-fore tlu>> took on R.A.S.t'. at Nee Soon yesterday. They will trike terror into the hearts of whoovr rhooso to oppose them. Beware bandits! Straits Times photo.
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    Horses get to K.L. early
    127 15  -  From EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. AS a result of the resumption of through rail services between Kuala Lumpur ana Singapore earlier than ?>pected, most of the outstation horses entered for the Selangor Turf Clubs Gold Cup meeting will be here in good time for
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    CHANTILLY AND CAPE HORN UP
    249 15  -  EPSOM JEEP By i^HANTILLY, brilliant winner over 9f. o n Saturday, final day of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring meeting, and Cape Horn, close second over a mile at Singapore, have been promoted to Class One. nv^S h n a H e i<^ n inSi
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    40 15 ARSENAL left-back L. Smith does a sliding tackle and succeeds in stopping a Nor wich attacker. Joe Mercer, Arsenal captain, moves into action. Arsenal beat Norwich 5-0 in their Third Round F.A. Cup tie played <m Jan. 12. Pouper photo.
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    Penang venue for big M.R.U. game
    238 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE annual Combined Services vs. Combined A Civilians match for the 1952-53 season will be played in Penang on Dec. 20, according to the Malayan Rugby Union fixture list issued yesterday. The North versus South fixture will be played on January
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    S'gor B.A. bid for donation
    125 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. MR. Khoo Teik Ee, president of the Selangor Badminton Association, raised the question of a possible donation for the association's new hall when he met Col. J. E. Ridley, chairman of Brand and Co.. manufacturers of essence of chicken. In Kuala Lumpur
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    Mahendran recalled
    111 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. MAHENDRAN, the All Blues full back, is brought back to the Selangor team for the friendly match against Negri Sembilan at Seremban on Saturday. The Selangor side is a weak one I as several players are turning out for North against South at Singapore on
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    KIWI TOURISTS LOSE LAST GAME
    91 15 LONDON. Thurs. The New Zealand Rugby League touring team lost their last match of their overseas tour yesterday, being beaten by a British Empire side by 26 points (four goals and six tries, to two points (one goal). The match, played on the Chelsea Football
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    COLONY TITLE TO PENG SOON
    1054 16  -  Strikes top form to beat Ong Poh Lim SENTINEL MALAYA'S only world cnampion, nong reng Soon, added the Singai?l pore badminton championship to his already glittering array of titles when he beat Ong Poh Lim in straight sets at the Happy World stadium last night.
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    U.K. SOCCER
    42 16 LONDON, Thurs. Yesterday s soccer results were: THIRD DIVISION (Northern) Bradford City 2 Tranmere 0 Lincoln City 4 Chester 1 Gateshead 2 Darlington a SCOTTISH LEAGUE— DIV. "A" Morton v Alrdrieonlans postponed, ground unfit. Stirling Albion 0 St. Mirren 1
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    SIGNALS IN ARMY BOXING FINALS
    252 16 |X)UR of the 11 bouts In the Singapore Base District's Inter-Unit team boxing championship between the Singapore District Signals Regiment and the No. 1 Singapore Artillery Regiment, held at the Tanglin Gymnasium last night, failed to go the full distance Signals Regiment boxers won six
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    Sports Diary
    30 16 HOCKEY: SCC 'A' v Ceylon S.C., SCC 5 pjn. ANNUAL GENEBAL MEETINGS: Singapore Tnrt Club mt Chamber of Commerce 5.15 p.m.; Singapore Cricket Assn. at S.C.C. 5.15 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE TIDES
    26 16 TODAY: High 0833 (8.8) and 2308 (8.2); Low 0252 (6.2) and 1603 (1.2). TOMORROW: 0938 (9.4) and 2346 (8.6); 0405 (5.8) and 1653 (0.5).
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    American threat to Cup champions
    453 16 ADELAI [DE, Thursday. Australian Championships MERVYN Rose and Don Candy of Australia entered the final of the men's doubles in the Australian lawn tennis championships here today with a straight sets win over their compatriots Adrian Quist and Geoff Brown. Rose and Candy won 9—7,9
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    Chess tourney results
    129 16 »ESULIS 01 Singapore Chess l^ tournament ties: Open championship (Urn Boon ■wenu Cup), second round: O. Una dt Gwe* Kirn Chee, J. C. bi Lee M Seng, Peter Uk-ice) -i. «»8 Seng drew Mah Beng Guan. Lee Chai Seng bt. Peter Tan, Sardar Mohamed bt. Llm Cheng
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    TROPHY FOR INTERNATIONAL BADMINTON
    94 16 TROPHY FOR INTERNATIONAL BADMINTON DEFORE that start of tbe men's singles final at the Happy World stadium last night Mr. Llm (huan Geok, president or the Singapore Badminton Association, announced that Col. J. E. Ridley, of Brand and Co., had promised to present trophy for an International badminton tournament whWh
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    CRICKET REVOLT IS NEEDED
    534 16 THERE will be strong opposition, I am told, at this evening's annual meeting of the Singapore j Cricket Association to a proposal that 1952 tour- I nament matches should be played over two days, and that there should be no change in the grad- ing of
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    GREATRUGGER DEBUT BY THE FIJIANS
    427 16 GREATRUGGER DEBUT BY THE FIJIANS Corp p.i!*k--in which M-ij. t.niisriey. Capt. Witt, Lt. Morgan Wit M. R'bins and Lt. Simon himself had been prominent were no longer the equals that they wero to Fijians in the first half. I Had lt not been for the supertj .defence of Maj. Mitchell
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    Vic Toweel relents
    79 16 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. \riC TOWEEL agreed last night, after five hours of wrangling, to fight Peter Keenan 'anywhere" If the Scotsman captures Toweel's world bantamweight boxing title in their Johannesburg fight on Saturday. Toweel had insisted on a return bout In Johannesburg, Keenan one In Olasgow. Promoter Jack
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    Fight Gardner-Terry Allen told
    66 16 Fight GardnerTerry Allen told LONDON. Thurs.— The Bri'ish flyweight champion, Terry Al'en. was ordered last night by the British Boxing Board of Control to defend his title on Foo. ll against Teddy Gardner in Newcastle. Allen had asked for the cnampicn.>hip bout to be postponed because he planned to meet
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    SCC v. CEYLON SC
    54 16 The Smgapore Cricket Olui te.un against the Ceylon Sports Club in a friendly hockey marcn to us pl.iyed on the S.C.C. padang loI morrow is: Mathot; Welschen. Grimberg; J. Edt (capt.). J. E. Lloyd,' Fram-is; |B. R. McMullan, Perry. D. W. I McMullan, Ter Haar, Hayes
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    46 16 Ceylon Sports Club XI against t R.A.F. Changi in the Singapore Hockey Association's knock-out match to be played at Balestier I Road ground today Is 1 Dheva rajah; Nagiah, PonnamIpalam; Bala. Balasundram, S. D. Williams; Ponnlah, E. Doraisamy. Nadarajah, Kulasingam, Van der (Put.
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