Singapore Standard, 26 January 1951

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    18 1 Singapore TIGER Standard hfhf \l. I NO. 21 1 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Benham Report Immediately Put Into Effect
    170 1 Benham Report Immediately Put Into Effect ird Staff I orrespotufeni \lt i Vx. Thurs.— ll ha< been decided to whole <>i lit*' Henliani Reporl inline•ni.«e lo future negotiations. m ment was m Fe leral l.< =jj c Council today by Sii rney n aid that ttioo al tne eeti kg
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    Returns
    7 1 Britain's Si nth I turn Q-urtaa
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    Most Powerful Jet Engire Unveiled In US
    13 1 Most Powerful Jet Engire Unveiled In US SI been ca N t but
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    Doctor Deseribes Bevin As Very ILL
    37 1 Doctor Deseribes Bevin As Very ILL ;DOX. Jan. 25- AP)— Seer E > has pneumonia, :2o<\\ by his ry i Dr. Sii Ale? Oeall, is Be cry four The F Sr-:-. try is under treatment at his Lon-
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    And Thc Band Played Auld Lang Syne
    47 1 phot:). IV iTH t smile and hand outsl 2.i: .--.1. Sir Frank meets FL Ll England of the Provost Stall before embarking m the P .r_u m v.huh he and Jy Wellersh left for the U^-t:'d Kingdom. yesterday afternoon. Standard
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    Air Chief, Wife Sail For UK
    255 1 Air Chief, Wife Sail For UK Standard Sl H R pi l it **WE A up r and R.A.I able put up a f Sing A r Oilcer nmandin R \F. m .Malaya, Sir Frank rsh, told The Standard m a farewell message t i Mal efore he saile P
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    Ship Catches Fire Off Penang Pier
    92 1 PENANG. Thurs.— A fire m hold of the 8.1. vessel, •'Taiiea." which was lying on the roads, was put out within an this afternoon. Soon after distress signals we sent from tiie ship, the Fire Bnaade was summoned and went un board to quell
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    Jakarta Cabinet Crisis Looms
    62 1 JAKARTA. Jan. -2.3. (AP) •>. i S te >urs m this Indopital this morning pre--1 an" early Cabinet cr.sis m Lndone Premier Nal Ir, just back from a su naking trip to nomy-mind I -V eh, N rth led a special session et this m >rniri
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    Jap Trade Group Led By Shinozaki Refused Landing
    409 1 Jap Trade Group Led By Shinozaki Refused Landing Standard Slai? Reporter MAMORI SHINOZAKI, Japanese Municipal welfare r'.iirf of occupied Singapore, i: 'ads ihe lir-t post-war Japanese trade delegation for <.._;.\a. which is scheduled to arrive m Singapore tomorrow m the Japanese freighter Shinyo Mar*?. Refused permission to land the Singapore
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    'Rloody Nose ' For Reds Soon-MacA
    38 1 'Rloody Nose For Reds Soon-MacA TO .VO. Jan. 17. i \P) General Douglas MacArthur, briskly confident on the eve of his 7i^t birthday, said today: "We are going to give th" Chinese a bloody ttOSC sometime this month."
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    Emergency Insurance Flan Pushed
    132 1 Emergency Insurance Flan Pushed Standard Stiff Reporter THE Government has taken steps to form an advisory committee to discuss the introi duction of an Emergency Insurance Scheme both m the Federation and thc Colony of Singapore, a Government spokesman said yesterday. Letters have already been sent to the various chambers
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    Meeting In Hanoi
    38 1 Gen^rr 1 Sir J; I^.rdiß.*: U shown above hp:; greeted by G m\ fie Lata Hz. i-iv-uny.- Fjeneb C *C w i ■■■>- ...i. Sir J has j:: t i ii a, courtesy visit hb Tongkio.
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    UK Expected To Follow Lead Of U S Delegation
    369 1 UK Expected To Follow Lead Of U S Delegation WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. (Reuter) Presides! Truman was expected today to confirm American rejection of proposals lor the acceptance of Chinese Communis! terms ior a ceasefire m Korea, at his weekly press conference. Hie genera] expectation here was that Britain, whose prestige
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    DULLES IN TOKYO
    74 1 TOKYO, Jan. 25 CUP) United States State Department I envoy John Foster Dulles an i ed I here today to consult v ith General Douglas Mac Arthur a. id the Japanese government on the "prospect" of a peace treaty. Dulles and his advisers landed at Tokyo's Haneda
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    Attempted Robbery
    67 1 Standard Staff Reporter TWO Chinese youths, one of whom was from the Federation, were arrested at midnight yesterday by a Pi i i ice patrol car near the Bth mile West Coasl Road m the Pasir Panjang area when they were about to rob a Chinese taxi driver
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    S'pore Team Held To A One-All Draw
    108 1 S'pore Team Held To A One-All Draw i.etii* Sp*»B't MANILA, Jan. 25 (PANA)— The winning streak of the Singapore soccer team was stopped tonight by the Indus-trial-Commercial Athletic Association who held the visitors to a draw of one-all. In the best game played so far, the MICA A effectively checked
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    Bill Passed To Give Gurney Power To Set Up Volunteer Force
    244 1 Bill Passed To Give Gurney Power To Set Up Volunteer Force Standard v tall < nrrmpundfl M II MP| j{. Tours.— 4 lul 1o iw hr Commissioner, >ir Henrj Gurney, tke nrr m\ miu Io constitute a Volunteer land Force lor lhe defence ol th»* Federation, wma passed lodat h%
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    Few Riot Claims On First Day
    75 1 Few Riot Claims On First Day St. nd. ird Start Reporter EIRE plieants for pensatkm foi damages or injuries or d< during the December rio* terday. the first on which such claims were to be submitted. Very few applications, much less than a dozen, were n cd. Mr R. Middleton-Smith,
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    Lamington Volcano Again Explodes
    63 1 MR L BOURNE, Jan. 25 (Reuter-AAPi— The Mount mington volcano m New Guinea exploded again at 0200 .s, according to reports received by Mr. Percy Spender. Au.-' ster of External Affairs M S. A. Lonergan. Government Secretary, stated m Canberra that the volcano showed signs of
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    SERVICES UNIONS WANT OWN MAN ON
    236 2 COL CTTEE '50, 000 Workers Affected'— Nair Standard Staff Reporter PLEA for the inclusion of a representative of ihe civilian employees of the three Armed Services m the proposed joint committee to enquire into prices and the cost of living m Singapore and the
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    Photographic Display Today
    70 2 Photographic Display Today TODAY the 5 c Art S I n will c- ened I Seen W. 1.. Blyl Council Stan I t 5 p.n w lai I ta i p."i. until Sunday. I 4 the s lection com- -tee its ol C. C v. nTI .td re nging 240
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    TEACHERS TO MEET
    47 2 An importanl Constitution meeting ol the Singapore Teachers' Training Association will be held on Saturday. Jan. 27. at 9 a n at the Teachers' Training College. All members are reou ted to attend this meeting to discuss the draft constitution recommended by the Council.
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    Language Bar Separated Pair
    112 2 A SINGAPORE sten >grapher, M nn G mes, was :.ted a decree nisi to be made •lute m three months, by the Chief Justice. Sir Char i< M rai v the High Court. yesterday, hen he i th ed for the ition of his ma: i
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    Jailed For Overcharging
    60 2 F< r -f'iin.g a kaoy of sugar 13 cents above the control price, a salesman, Tan Siong PHi. was enced m the Singapore First D oict Court yesterday to one month's imprisi .nment. Tan sold the sugar to Inspector Chee Yew Chew of the Food Control Department
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    SFSU Supports Call For Interim Grant
    190 2 SFSU Supports Call For Interim Grant Standard Reporter THE CALL i«»r an immediate interim grant <»i increased < '©sl <»! living allowance **a» repeated yesterdaj i.\ tiie Secretarj ol ihe Singapore reachers I nion, \lr. Victor, and supported I>\ i!><' Presidenl ol the pore Federation «»t Services I nion, Wr,
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    GOVT URGED TO SET UP MALAY CHAIR IN VARSITY
    155 2 GOVT URGED TO SET UP MALAY CHAIR IN VARSITY Standard Staff Reporter THE Federation of Malay Students 1 Union is appealing to Government for the early establishment cif a Department of Malay Studies ami the institution of a Chair for Malay Language m the University of Malaya. The F.M.S.IT. holds
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    Ten-Course For 260 Old People
    261 2 Ten-Course For 260 Old People TWO HUNDRED and sixty inmates 140 men and 120 women including 40 blind persons sat down to a 111-cnar.c Annual Chinese New Year lunch at the Home of the Little Sisters of the Poor yesterday. The lunch was organised by the Patron of the Chinese
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    MISS Phyllis Kogers
    44 2 Photo. tt no »*> leaving for Australia next month with her brother Geoffrey and her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. R tgers. Her father is the Senior Commission, Master-at-Arms a n d retiring Officer i n Charge of K»i'i>el Barrack Standard
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    Schoolgirls Robbed Of l-Cards
    111 2 EIGHTEEN people, including 11 schoolgirls were robbed of their identity cards m two hold-ups m Singapore within the last 48 hours. The girls, students of the Nanyang Girls High School were travelling m ihe school bus around 7.30 a.m. yesterday when they were held up by
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    Consumers' C'ttees Scheme Suggested
    298 2 To Combat Rising Costs Standard Nafl Reporter rHE ONL\ effective wa) to combat the ri«.in<: price* ol foodstuffs and other essentia] commodities i- for the people lo form consumers' 1 committees m ih< ir respective areas. This view was expressed to a Standard reporter by various
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    61 2 photo. THIS damaged Singapore Traction C ompany bus was en route to the depot m Mackenzie Road when it came into a collision with a Military truck at the junction of Bencooien Street and Bras Basah Road. Only two passengers a Cevlonese <<•,. and a Chinese (19) were travelling m
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    'Talking Is Women' sSole Weapon'
    156 2 'Talking Is Women' sSole Weapon' standard Staff Reporter Talking is > only irrapon against the physical superiority oj men, said Ifr. H.B. Amstutz one of the four members of the Brain Trust held biy the East West Society, last night She was replying to a question whether wo talk more
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    PRDFITS TAX RAISED TO
    925 3 30 PER CENT Make It Forty, Says Dato Onn Standard Stall mi r^mndtiit KUALA LUMPUR, Thur*. The tax on ewnpamcfi profits m the Federation has Wen raised Irom 20 to 30 per cent, a. in Singapore, by ■n Amending Ordinance to the Income Tax Bil! parsed
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    Co-op Funds For Certain Public Works
    14 3 Co-op Funds For Certain Public Works nn i I Bi V .--i h r
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    GurneY'S Call For Action
    94 3 GurneY'S Call For Action Staff n >. jf-nt wai High Coi y I in a re 1 Fe was prorogued tote of the prr I ol thai happening I bear in the field ti stamp out Gurney said i getting toge scarding n crions. dava ma ave tui to play
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    Parents In Johore Want More Schools
    15 3 Parents In Johore Want More Schools T R irte I [RU, T r< 1 paren
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    TaxOn War Damage Claims Questioned
    14 3 TaxOn War Damage Claims Questioned >rrespond< i .ng op. G tax under t n
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    Honour For The Flag
    74 3 Honour For The Flag Standard Stall < pspondenl KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Ii is the Gov- un ''i:\ w i i thai i a ation ;Kw Fi b. 1 I I no| less than one- a after that d Is I as .Me iple cerei Fedt i u»d fa .ir .t
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    Happy Birthday
    30 3 MR. Choo Kia Peng. C.8.1. .IP., celebrated his 71 hinhHiv •»< _r-;i«~ i r..-_,_r, Mr. £o« .-IO, r tt. mrttaSfo^M b^^EMi Mr Meow htn. miner and race horse owner.
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    Retiring Age Reduced By Five Years
    267 3 Retiring Age Reduced By Five Years Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The official retirinaii« lor Government servants m the Federation wa" reduced from ."> to ">0 war, when tin- Pensions Bill submitted l>> the Chief Secretary, Mr. W. ,j Tufo was approved >Mih amendments. But, said Mr. del Tufo.
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    BAD COMPANY ?
    62 3 BAD COMPANY Standard sun- Correspondent KLUANG, Thurs.—Wong Ah Kow. a hfl year-old Ca tor from Niyor, who v. is found m tl company of persons carrying arms, will be tried m the Kluang Juvenile Court. T. n Kak Wah was fine I *7 by the Muar Mag fail I p
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    Pensions Bill Will Bring Hope, Cheer
    368 3 TUAN Sheik Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim said m the Fed rai Council toda) thai the Pensions Bill will be welcomed by all government sei nts m the Stal where there has been no Pensions Enactment. The »pl i of the bill will relieve the
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    ILLEGAL ENTRY
    92 3 MALACCA. Thurs. Singa- Chua Hai Bin with a Malacc t i 7 Card was ii ed $100 m default J week-.' prisonment m the Ma_, ri~trate 5 Courl I his morning by Mr. S. Bun Bernard for entering M da< 1 from Sumatra ear y this year without
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    Dinner Parly
    23 3 IALACCA, Tl ishers •r on 10 m honour o ir be- 2, r i Those who wish I ul i cont
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    HC Thanks Council Members
    54 3 HC Thanks Council Members I rk ot the Council Uy ci h furtfc* he con Sir Henry said: lid that I not h '1 this Counci] d.\ m ■> >nt. *it has durtn* the nt my of th holding m tnt I nicil and also of nition by mci that
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    European Faces Theft Charge
    242 3 European Faces Theft Charge Standard Naff Correspondent Xl ML4 U KPI X, ll„ rv-\ fwiJIW r!.rli-ie| »-n«inccr. R. PtfMWli, was rfcljlid m ih#- nrnni»n« court today with stealing ten copper mid m lorn .ml I lea reek «f tm pper \»ir«> \alu«-d rt $12,000 Irom Buku A former Police Officei
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    US Can Buy Land In Federation
    71 3 Standard Stan Cum mwadi Kf XL.A i UMPI m l The Consulai Co i en B pas »d m thi F will enable the U.S.A td Mala States for < purpos The Bill tmol si Federation certain prof the tween Britah rhe bill a
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      290 3 :-a -I Hiadastaa: Mumtai M il 6.301 2. 5.30 and 9 p.m. m-**mmZ ti> 1 t fOCMQ son: R am Fan Sai K-di (Mai 4 Roa: Night and the City 1.7 1 "^i*'^ are darin) 2.30. 7.15 and 9.30 pan. 9 .^.Tirs,;' 'ivai-'i 3. i MALACCA— Today 5 PP bire:
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    Playboy Hunter Shol Dead
    90 4 Playboy Hunter Shol Dead Stand i St it! Correspondent Thurs.— The story i hunting party s one of its i related at an inquiry held into the death of Radzi bin Haji V n before Coroner I I j father as a i fondi to impersonj lancing parties. I i
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    Undang Is Ninth Holder Of Office
    375 4 Undang Is Nin th Holder Of Off ice dard Staff orrcspondenl SEREMBAN, tinir-. The newl) installed territorial Ruling < hief, the I ndang of Sungei I jong, i* ihe ninth boldei ol ihe office ol the arm- comprised today j n the admiiiistrative districts ol Seremban and Port Dickson. He
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    Methodists Back Squatter Scheme
    107 4 Methodists Back Squatter Scheme KAMPAR. Thurs. Metho- bes m Malaya unani- y voted to support the G ran the programme i: squatter resettlement. 1 .ecided this at their r T. conference. The followi mmittee was appointed to draw up schemes and to supervise this work, including Bel nd social Rev.
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    Engineer Jailed
    60 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs.— A Danish shipping engineer, L'T-year-old Jorgen Jensen, pleaded guilty to three charges of cheating before Mr. M. Gorton m the Sessions Court today and was sentenced to unc year's imprisonment. Mr. G. Cona^hnn. who appeared for the accused, said that his client had
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    GUARDS FIRED ON
    28 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING. Thurs. Guards at the Taiping Rehabilitation Camp exchanged fire with an unknown number of bandits last night. There was no casualty.
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    Squatter Regrouping Areas Are Expanding
    454 4 Standard Mail Correspondent Xl iLA Ll MPI R, Thur-. Throughout ihe country i al ihe end of la^t year, K2 resettlement areas were completed and inhabited bj user 78,000 people, while 58 other area- were m process «>i being settled and over 39,000 people were
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    Ancient Pageantry marKs Installation Of NS Chief
    633 4  -  SIMPANG LIMA By SEREMBAN, Thurs.— The "Suite U jon" on D'Eredia's map, the "San-yang Hu joni^ of the Malay Annals and the Sungei Ujong of a later period, came to life again in the twentieth century at Seremban today when hundreds of Malays
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    Even Cameron Highlands Was Flooded
    271 4 C A MERO N HIGHLANDS, Thurs. Heavy rainfall during the past 10 days caused landslides at nine places between the 14th and 86th mile on the TapahHighlands Road. As a resull the through bus service from Tapah was temporarily suspen led and mai s were
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    Moved By Attorney General's Brilliance
    191 4 Moved By A ttorney General's Brilliance Standard Sinil Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federal Legislative Council today passed a l.i!! to amend the tit!«» to Land (occupation period) Ordinance 1M1<), after a length) debate during; which a section of ilie unofficials sought to have the debate postponed until the next
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    Man Killed By Tree He Felled
    48 4 Man Killed By Tree He Felled Standard Stall Coi espondent TELUH \N>f)N. burs. A timber a orker, K• n \h Cho\ was killed > relay when the tree he was felling crash; d on him. Konu was working m tin* forot reserve at Sabak Bernam when the accideni occurred.
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    'Clean Roads— Citizens'Duty'
    98 4 'Clean Roads Citizens' Duty' Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thi rs. Commenting on the filthiness of Penang's back-lam I Municipal President. Mr. H. G. Hammett said that 500 galva- Ed iron dustbins ordered some months ago by the Commissioners have now arr:-.. "But the mere provision of dustbins will not solve
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    Letters Stolen
    30 4 Standard Staff Correspi .ident KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Five bags of mail wore stolen by bandits who stopped a 1 us m Kuantan last night and robbed the passengers.
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    TB Men Can Join Government Service
    181 4 THE SINGAPORE and Federation Governments are taking an important step to eliminate a problem of tubercular patients. They have had under their consideration the possibility of permitting the employment m Government Service of persons suffering from disabilities such as arrested tuberculosis which, whilst debarring
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    Join The Police Force, Says HC
    255 4 Best Way To Show Loyalty Standard Mali Corn spondi nl M Vl. LUMPUR, Thurs.— "There ran be ne more effective waj oi shown lyalt} to li.i- conntrt and m serving li«r beal Interests at the pn enl tint. than liv joining t!*.e Pn Force.*
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    $4,000 For School Sport On Fed. Day
    59 4 $4,000 For School Sport On Fed. Day Standard Stall' Correspondent [POH, Th rs. A $4. C00 has been I -d t< scho is m Perak to organise sports on Federation D. .> allocation by di Lets i X:: ta c 0 X -au and Lower Perak Larut and Krian $400,
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    Budget Approved
    33 4 PENANG, 1 -The 195! Mununpa! bu proved by the High Commissioner In nominated Counc [tie Municipal Pres k I il.fr. Hammett, am unced this at today's Municipal Commissioners' ma I ing.
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    Bandit Chiif Shot
    40 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Th? Alor Gajah Police bagged a d s ret commander jresterd Re was one of two bansY" L Several other banl w. i kill d m Ihe Feciera I ar.d a number wounded.
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    More Malayans Want To Join RAF, Few Vacancies Available
    473 5 More Malayans Want To Join RAF, Few Vacancies Available By A Special Correspondent THE RECENT announcement of proposals for the Direction of v >power m Malaya had led to a nave of increased interest m voluntary nl m the Ro>al Air Force (Malaya), Far Fast Air Force HeadApplicants have written
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    LOTTERY MAN FINED
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    Trooping The Colour At Selarang
    33 5 Trooping The Colour At Selarang StJ I RepsHn B ttalioa U Ret i Mi". Sela- I I I (wards, Uc* of W nt, ne o! the B ped un po r stal 3
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    National Provident Fund Takes Shape
    347 5 Staadard Stall I orreapoadenl Xi LUMPUR. Thur*. The Federal Legisla- todaj referred hill to -et up a providenl i tor workers oa rotates, nines and certain other r i ol indi-lrs m ti»«- federation, to a Sel, n headed hy Ihe Flnaneial Seerelary, Mr. W
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    Improved Conditions In India—CG
    60 5 Improved Conditions In India CG ai ird Staff Keporn-r •el id > and clan- roiid cai i 11 I Mil t me r. i. < one a Id -aid: "One .i tio > i India, reed i ably the I i* t v m the iffairs Xi ea Bk aad
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    RIOT PROBE TO BEGIN IN FEBRUARY
    113 5 LONDO N Jan. 25 Renter) Colonial Secretary James Griffiths said he hoped that the commission of inquiry into the "Bertha Hertogh" disorders m Singapore would be^in there m early February. Sir Lionel Leatit, member of the Privy Counc3*a Judicial Committee, is the commission's chairnuii,
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    TWELVE FACE THEFT CHARGE
    106 5 TW ELVE FACE THEFT CHARGE ,X CHINESE nnd three j ged before Mr. H. For; et m the Sing pore IPo Cu. ye <• d•• the t lefl ol I >ur b iles oi rubber valued at $'.2,000 from Telok Aver Basin on ning of Jan. 24. j i were
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    Muslim League
    31 5 i meeting of Muslim 1 he held 10 o I Sunday at the pi c- M■- tya Mus n try S >cirty. No. Sl. Lor- 12. G -ylang. Singapore.
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    Posed As 'Tec, Extorted $15
    87 5 Posed As 'Tec, Extorted $15 HOW A CHINESE impersonated as a detective and extorted $15 from an unlicensed hawker m Noi h Boat Qu told to Mr 11 A Forrer m the Singan >rt First Police Coui yesterday The Police said that the accused, Tan King Liang, .venl to the
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    Unhappy Woman Took Own Life
    64 5 Unhappy Woman Took Own Life A 64 YEAR-OLD worn tn. Au Yong Swee Chok. who told her s in-1 that she was unhappj because oi her stomach trouble, drank caustic soda m her bouse at Telok Blangah Road Coolie Lines on Jan. 11. At an inquesl into Au's death yesterd
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    FOUND DRUNK
    33 5 FINES of $20 and SIO were imposed <> i Mariyam Saudiah und Jai Jok Lim respectively m the Singapore Third Police Court ye terdaj lor being drunk .iad incapable on Jan 24.
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    More Parent-Teacher Associations Urged
    223 5 SUCCESS IN GAN ENG SENG SCHOOL Standard Staff Reporter BETTER relationship ami understanding between parents and teachers now exists m tiie (ian Eng Sen*; School. Waterloo Street, as a result of ibe formation of the school's Parent-Teacher Association. Mr. P. F. Axoozoo, bea*!- 1 master of
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    89 5 THE INTERNATIONAL Press and Publications mission. r.S. Si ite Department, arrived m Singapore yesterday by KLM Constellation to examine various aspects of the United States Information Service m Malaya. One member, Mr. Robert (lark, (Chinese Lans a sertion) second from risht, is married to a Singapore Chinese. Miss Eu Wai
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    Malaya Chinese Form Bulk Of Terror Victims
    241 5 Malaya Chinese Form Bulk Of Terror Victims Beds Here Mostly Aliens LONDON, Jan. 2* (Braler). lUtejee GUnrw I formed the majority of \ittims of the < ommuni-t j terrorists who nr>- «*oiii|»»»m*«I almost ulioll\ of ali<*n i ('hinese, SecrHarv of Statr for Colonic--, fwnea Grifitha told Parliament v«*-.trr«lay. I Disclosing
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    FFNED $500 FOR BRIBERY
    52 5 FONG Woo Soon, proprietor of a shop m Bochore Road. S pore, was fined (500 yesterday m the Second Police Court for bribe; y. The bribe v ts given to one Coomarasamy to Induce him not to take action against Fong for not observing tte reek
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    Trisha Rider (60) Gets One Month
    57 5 Trisha Rider (60) Gets One Month SIXTY-vvar-old trisha rider Teo Ken Swee was sentenced m tho Singapore Firs! District Court yesterday to one month's rigorous imprisonment for failing to register himself. Teo said he had been to the Begistration Centre a number of times but could not get his card
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    BEGGAR CHARGED
    28 5 FOH BEGGING for alms at Baffles Place <>n Jan 24, Chan Yip Ming was bound over for mk months m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday.
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    $50,000 Bail la Chap Ji Ki Case
    79 5 BAIL of $50,000 c ich m es, was allowed Siong S Kee. Yu Teck Toon and Khoo Eng Tin wa i d before Mr. 11. A. F the Singapore First PoKce yesterday. with »ting m i trying on a Chap Ji Xi lottery.
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    SCHOOL DANCE
    24 5 THE Griffiths Schoo (P.M. Session) will hold a dai social al the Trade Stho Ha Balestier Road, Singap Saturday, at a p.v
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    To Cement 2 Nations' FriendshiP
    107 5 Standard Stall Repm SAO HKUN i X.. i :ster for Aftairs Jing men y il Co ony a_> guest of M a MacD mission* r Ge turn 1 I Minister and a I thr. fci i >n .nesian officials on of inter*- Sao Hkun If
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    India Treads Softly
    731 6 A YEAR ago today India promulgated hef oew constitution declaring her a sovereign democratic republic. The formal structure of government was radical!}' changed. The new constitution has made for a more closely integrated India. The multiplicity of units prevalent under the British regime (there were sume 568
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    NEW INDIA REFASHIONS HER ANCIENT CULTURAL HERITAGE
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    412 6 Review of Views Two Views AS usual Nanyang Siang Pau and Chung Sling Jit Pao had differing views on Korea. Independent Nanyang lay the blame for the Korean crisis on America, while pro-Formosa Chung Shing wondered if the democracies were going to fall out over the Korean affair, The Political
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    The Black Wand
    160 6 1 SANDWICH KENT The Tower Sergeant of Sandwich wiii soon make his annual expedition to cut a long, .stout stall' from a centuries«j old blackthorn bush near Richborough Castle. The staff— they call it the 2 "Mayor's wand will be <» trimmed and polished for the Mayor
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    So They Say
    133 6  -  James Roosevelt T^HE chaotic times m which j 2 we live, war experiences, inadequate college teaching. 5 experiences m childhood 1 with well-meaning but > rather narrow parents, have 2 all contributed toward a 2 generation of puzzled young 2 parents. Rev. J. C. Wynn, associate I
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    US Rejects
    153 7 dualists E®veal Reds' ■vjbMc Security Policy I \fi>Kl Jan. 25 (IP)— Officers of the National Defence v strj charged that the Chinese Communists are puru ng a "public security policy" on the mainland by killing sands of people. offlcers said intelligence reports from the subcontinent told of daily
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    West Urge Big 4 Talks On Main World Affairs
    165 7 West Urge Big 4 Talks On Main World Affairs »\|»n\. J 11. 25 (Renter) Britain, France ami :ii a. mi identical BOtea, asked Russia whether she .•r,-,- m cßsenaa at a "Big Four** conference aol demilitarisation ol Germany but other il ranges «»f ihe presenl international tension."* ilso asked that
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    Split In Arab League is Reported
    109 7 Split In Arab League is Reported CAIRO, Jan. 25 (OP) I Informed sources today 1 reported a split m the I Arab League over the I League attitude toward I tbe East-West conflict. j They saM neither Egypt nor Saudi Arabia Ji stated their attitude so t tr m the
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    BUTCHERS PROTEST
    68 7 BU TCHERS PROTEST LONDON. Jan 25 (AP) r thousand Lon l< n butchers has sent a protest letter to Prime Minister Attlee contendg the nation' mea have fallen to a perilo Britons are permitted to buy but ling rth of meat i ek. Har ID niels, President of the A
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      34 7 week's rise ol 1.064 In Xi m war casualties—the weekly increase since late m Novembei was reported m Wednesday by the Defence Department Tins raised the total of American casualties to 46,201. A .P.
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      20 7 Agricultural credit economist Robert J. Barry arrived m Tokyo to advise the Natural Resources Section en Japanese Farm Credit. U.P.
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      36 7 Ta i Italian mayors have been suspended from office by the Prefect of Perugia for taking part m anti-Eisenhower demonstrations One. a woman, was suspended for one month, and i the other for three months.-- Reuter
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      34 7 Some 4u persons have been arrested bj state police In In-dian-held Northern Kashmir on charges of carrying on illicit trade m Indian cloth and Pakis tani rock salt across the cease- fire line A.P.
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      59 7 A middle-a^es man broke Into one of the conference rooms at Lake S:.rcess, smashed scvcrnl chairs, threw delegation name- boards about and tried to throttle a radio operator. Streaming 'the United Nations belongs to God" and "I want peace." the man was finally subdued by United Nations guards. bound with
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      44 7 A 24-hour torchlight proces--5J and tribal dances by Ih tusanda of Zanzibaris greeted Frii.ce Aly Khan and his wife. m star Rta Hayworth, when arrived In Zanzibar on a lour of .hast Africa. They were also received by the Sultan at his palace A.P.
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      45 7 Slavs, including ibinet Ministers and a former R >yalist General. trial before the Belgrade Military Court charged with tting to overthrow Marshal Tito's Government and restore exiled Kmg Peter. It is the m nd trial ol its kind m Bel- grade In a week. A.P.
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      15 7 I States State De- rluded a "v u I leve pn are a": the A.P.
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      22 7 se ki harac- British I Cyprus can hen keep m peace del uilt 40 to 4 proved particular act, tblisbed in A.P.
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    Asian-Arab Plea AUSTIN ACCUSES RED CHINA OF 'BLACKMAIL'
    860 7  - Asian-Arab Plea AUSTIN ACCUSES RED CHINA OF 'BLACKMAIL' Francis W. Carpenter By LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 25.— (AP)— The United States delegate Warren R. Austin yesterday accused the Chinese Communists of ;*hlackmail" and bad faith in trying to gain their objectives in Korea and the Far East. He also said Red
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    US Aid For S.E. Asia
    106 7 US Aid For S.E. Asia WASHINGTON, Jan. 25: i (Renter)— The United States j Secretary of State. Mr. Dean j Aeheson, said today that the United States would co-ordinaic j its foreign assistance programJme wdth the Commonwealth's $5,000,000,000 scheme of assistance for South-East Asia. He told his weekly press conference
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    76 7 photo. Premier Jawaharlal Nc iiru of India (right) enjoys a cigarette before opening the meeting on .laa. 17. m Paris, of the Indian representatives to the principal capitals of tiie world. Left to right are: K. K. Nehru (Stockholm); B. R. Sen (Rome): Gohardhan (Prague); Madame Pandit (Washington); Sir Benegal
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    Attlee Takes Over Foreign Affairs
    140 7 LONDON. Jan. 25 (UP)— I Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin j was stricken with pneumonia: yesterday and Prime Minister [Clement Attlee personally took 1 over th.-' active direction of foreign affairs during crucial negotiations concerning Com-] numist China. Attlee received American [Ambassador Walter Gifford tonight, presumably
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    25,000 Soviet Troops Said In Sinkinang Prot
    144 7 SRINAGAR, Jan. 25— (AP) Mohamad Am m Bogra, former Nationalist Deputy Governor of Sinkiang Pro vince. claimed today that near- ly 25.000 Soviet troops are now occupying that West China province. Bogra. who is now a refugee here, said m an interview that
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    INDIAN AMBULANCE UNIT IN KOREA
    28 7 photo. Members of the bOth Field Ambulance Unit, from India, place simulated litter cr>se on a jeep, durins: training:, somewhere in Korea. A.P.
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    US Preparing 'Beautifully'
    106 7 VIRGINIA, Jan. 25 (UP)— Defence Secretary George C. Marshall assured the nation that the military preparedness programme is "doing beautifully." Marshall did not refer, dir- ectly to proposed draft of 18- year-olds ■'l r .vc,ryr.r\Q is probi ing," he said. "What are we I doing? How are
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    'Mystery Men' Fly Russian MIG-15s
    384 7 'Mystery Men Fly Russian MIG-15s KOREA, Jan. 25— American pilots who have shot down Russian ivlIG-15s say the planes are as good or better than their own Thunderjets. They also say they have a high regard for the skill of the mysterious men who fly them. But they remain tight-lipped
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    French Reds Get A Jolt
    91 7 PARIS. i. 25 I \Pi— The French police last night arrested 2.500 people m and smashed a Communist anti-Eisenhower demonstration before it could get started. N i Communist gut within of the Hotel Astoria— temporary headquarters of General Dwight D. Eisenhower. S ipreme Commander of
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    WINDS MAY UNLEASH NEW AVALANCHES
    109 7 WINDS MA Y UNLEA SH NEW A VAL AN CHES ZURICH, Jan. 25 I Warm winds swept tbe covered Alpine slopes of Austria and Italy yesfc and officials warned that they might unleash new aval;.: to add to the already ;■< total of 329 and mis: ing m four countries.
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    PACIFICFLEET C-in-C VISITS KOREA FRONT
    105 7 TOKYO. Jan 25 (UP)— The Navy announced that ViceAdmiral Arthur Sillinm Radford, Commander m Chief of U. S. Pacific F.eet, visited the carrier. Princeton, 00 Korea yesterday, arriving by helicopter from the Seventh Fleet flagsiiip Missouri Radford watched carrier operations attended by a pilot debriefing
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    FREEDOM OF NEWS TREATY
    61 7 LAKE SUOCESBL fan 25 (UP)— The United Nations Committee has drafted the first article of a proposed treaty on thc freedom oi information Tiie 15-nation group I 12 to 1 v. h Btbstaii for the text which guaranteed the freedom of person to seek or impart
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    India Marks 55th Birthday Of Bose
    89 7 B, I 2 222. Jan 25 H The 55th birthday of the late Ne'aji Subhas Rose, who organised the Indian N al Army m Singapore during the Second World War, was celebrated all i India y. day. Public meetings were b state clc to
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    Reds IN Kaifeng Train Paratroops
    54 7 Reds IN Kaifeng Train Paratroops TAIPEI. Jan. 25 (ft The Russians making X the Ci the North Province Hor.an. into a training baa Chinese Communist pai i report the mainland published h today. A beginners ria •J 000 men ids m ti the out had led to tion the report
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    TIN MOVES TO NEW RECORD HIGH
    460 8  -  T. J.LIM. Mexico Steps Up Her JL JL Rubber Purchases In Singapore Market B> Standard Stall Reporter TWO NOTABLE features developed m Malaya's principal commodity mark* Is yeslerdaj ihe price of tin moving up to tne highest level m the ro itry's historj an
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    NSW Imposes Gas Rationing
    91 8 SYDNEY. Jan. 25, (AP):— 1 c en i! c foi towing mini iI! I. eNt Ol New So i led to dra lie R is The e restrict! i t eac lit by restrict ticularly 'i. The po non- I "'is has been pi i ii
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    War Risks Insurance 'Not Yet Considered' In S'pore
    248 8 Standard Staff Reporter W VU RISKS INSURANCE, tn case of a third world war breaking oui. should be organised on an improved wutle, but we haw nol n*'l ronsidered il. said a leading Government official yesterday when a>k<-i uhetlier the War Risks
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    Canadian Oiler To Co-operate
    146 8 Canadian Oiler To Co-operate CoZcmko Plan TORONTO, Jan. 25 (Reutei i The Canadian Mannfactur- ers Association has oil I > cooperate with the Federal Department of Trade and Commerce m carrying out the Colombo plan fur technical aid to under-developed countries of South-East Asia. T'.ie m >'■■• to :>~ Ottawa
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    UK Wages Keep Ahead Of Rising Prices
    88 8 LONDON, Jan 85 \P Bi itish wages rose about four pei real dun-; 1951 Ih retail prices climbing abort tin c pei teat, the 1 iboaf Mini-try Gasette says. Wages rose a out kwa pec teat, tn 1949, and 4 per cent. Urn
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    289 8 EC A Man Outlines American Technical Assistance Schemes Thr-_i r 2nt. Hu&ber To Gain BANGKOK, Jun. _"> \}'> i>r. Vriliur Bonce, rhiel oi ihe J .1". Special I■■ linical and Economic Mission m 'i.iilm.i!, -.til here tli;:i. m adtlition to a -:\_«._<i I .S.J>B,ooo,o©o _:i .im me tor ihe counlry,
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    'Price Freeze AboutFeb.15'
    79 8 NEVi YORK. Jai tf»)— T c [roa Age, n .1 > J Uy, says age ?ral p- freeze on nea' j -5 I commodities will oe imc < (Tective adi mt I ife 15. A co tl roiled materi tis pian v;'l b«- i effe bj .1
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    150 8 Standard Staff Reporter •PORE Thurs. All s of the Malayan share were firm ye lay. .*s m quotations i\ v tin and i b•\r\ i _^>er degree m indust er e B'lvprs rs I Pel 40/9 4! v N 2 02\ 2 I 2.::0 Dis. 1.70
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    SALTSHORTAGE HITS JAPAN SODA INDUSTRY
    95 8 JAPAN'S soda Industry i-; re i "d to be suffering from n ge of industrial salt to i•' pound sterling md t'ne failure ol i m .--alt import plan from ted I a. rhe J ipanese Government, tn situation, has added m to the list
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    22 8 c T T ■-of R bill to reco i legislal i j c S A.P.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    125 8 RUBBER Ihe latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Jan. ■_.">) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot Loose |2.14 $2.15 F. 0.8. m bales Feb No. l K.s s. S2.W $2.07 No. 2 K.S.S. $2.00 SM)I No .5 R SS (Norn sl.!>l $1.95 Tone: Quiet LONDON RUBBI
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    150 8 HANGE rale? now m force as supplied by the 1 '.van Exchange Banks A 'iation are as follows: FREE MARKET CURRENCIES si 1 1 ING B I HM. TT OD. i on so*, 1 2 2 5 J 2 l I 16 ll -'ill 7.2 1.11
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    62 8 Scare Bilyiitg Wave In United States Department stores sales In America a c tip :;o per cent, oyer a year ag refle'cfting a new yvar scani buying wave, especially m consumer durable v Is. Wholesate prices are some I nr: cent, above a year ago. i 10 co B of
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    40 8 BUENOS MR! 5 (AP) voiced wartime mob i contro fori to end wro-day Ii i broadcasl the Presi leni said t i v strike len I be la trie Lion of 1 i proted uritv.
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    170 8 fan. 2.1 IP) Efforts ol U countries to achieve a favourable tradfe hahsixe wl h tmerica., thereby boosting tin tr dollar reserves, weak.•ued Koniewhal during November, the 1 .S. Dcpartmc ol onimerce reports* pments lo the United S le Ln Noven totalled r>-
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    78 8 UKNewsprint Price Being Increased LONDON. Jan. 25. (Be The Board oi T. ad > nounced th:it the i n t 1 price vi' British-made new print c be incre is -d by £6. Bs. 9-1. -< "om Jan. 29. Tais rise is granted cover the i tcreased cosl ol imp
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    298 8 \kltO\ (Ohio) lun 25 VP wale war. most manufacturers m iht. II 111 4 nbber world believe Iwrneau ■Mfc»H«t* adequate, normal Mipph of \w,- there an- oo further *a\< ol -a., huyiii" Tyre-makers agree f tl then senger cai tyres n
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    21 8 FISHERIES SCHOOL FOR S'PORE FrtO Plans Sl tmi ii d FAO i instru the C i grai < program) P V '2
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    182 9 AUSSIE MP ON GROWTH NATIONALISM IN ASIA Standard Staff Reporter ]D into Singapore by a pair of crutches on his Percy Carey, well-known Australian LP., said that the average Australian appre- ng tide of nationalism m the Far East. •He understands that desire of East Asian nations to govern themselves,"
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    77 9 'SPEED BIRD' LIVES UP TO ITS NAME A BOAC Hermes Speedbird. operating the normal scheduled serv ire irom London Airport to LagOS and Accra has flown from London to Tripoli m 1 trs 51 minutes at an average speed of 313 m.p.h. The normal time for this sector of the
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    BIHAR IRRIGATION
    23 9 Irrigation works completed m Bihar "between April and November 1950 will place an estimated 85.000 acres of land under irrigation.— GIIS.
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    US Freighter Was Forced To Unload
    163 9 SEATTLE, Jan. 25 (AP) When i!»< U.S. ordered an embaruo on exports to Communis! China, armed Chinese Beds forced unloading of the American freighter Matthew Lnckenbach, a crewman said. Norman Ralph. 32. third mate on the vessel, told the Post Intelligence about it after
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    480 9 Poet Tells Of Lity s Feelings Standard Staff Reporter THERE is a growing anti-Russian feeling among the Chinese m Shanghai as Western European cultural organisations and institutions are heing closed so that the tenets of Marxism may he taught, said 66-year-old M. Elie Mareuse, exShanghai correspondent of
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    British Jet Airliner On First Flight
    81 9 British Jet Airliner On First Flight THE first production model of the new British jet propelled airliner has made its maiden flight. This new type of passenger plane has been produced by the De Havilland Company for the British Overseas Airways Corporation. It is hoped that thi? Comet airliner will
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    160,000 IN S.A. RAIL STRIKE
    49 9 BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 25: (AP) Argentina's govern-ment-operated railways were crippled on Wednesday when most of the country's 160,000 railworkers went on strike. The Ministry of Labour called the strike illegal and asked Federal police to protei I rail way men who wanted to work.
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    90 9 HONGKONG, Jan. 25 (Reu-I ter-AAP) The British vessel Hupeh which arrived here; yesterday from North China I had to break through fiO miles ol thick ice m Tientsin waters.! according to officers ol tbe vessel. Three Chincsa ice-breakers paved the way for the Hupeh to reach open
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    More Steamers Ply HK-Canton Route
    219 9 HONGKONG, (Airmail) (Reuter-AAP) Shipping activity between Hongkong and Canton is increasing after being virtually al a standstill since the Chinese Communists occupied the Kwangtung capital in October 1949. The Hongkong Canton steamer route was reopened about three months! ago when the Communists! allowed a British
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    Jap Ship For S'pore
    68 9 TOKYO. Jan. 2~> (ReuterAAP)— The 0448-ton Kansai Maru of the Kansai Kisen Company is scheduled to leave Moji Port, Kyushu, next Monday for Singapore with 4,000 tons of oement, local shipping circles said. The ship on hrr way back will call at Bangkok to takf on
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    89 9 CAPT.B.JORDAN DIES AT SEA HONGKONG, Jan. 25 (AP) Captain B. Jordan, of the British ship Torina, died at sea un Jan. 24, a wireless report received m Hongkong said. Captain Jordan. longtime China resident, had been shipmaster of the China coastal trade for a score of years. TORONTO. Jan. 23.
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    MELLERsH LEAVES
    106 9 Air Vice Marshal Sir Frank Meliersh, retiring Air Officer Commanding, R.A.F. Malaya, accompanied by Lady Mellersh. sailed for the United Kingdom aboard the Corfu yesterday. Top picture by Lillian Buekoke shows Sir Frank inspecting the qua 'd of honour from Squadron 93 of the R.A.F. Regiment. Malaya, drawn
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