Singapore Standard, 13 February 1951

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    20 1 Singapore Standard fafjafu v NO. 2: 3 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1951. i m i I'-fc > 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Stewart Trial: Mother Breaks Down In Court
    786 1 Stewart Trial: Mother Breaks Down In Court 1 Staff 'orrr*pon«leiit :.»n. Grt-y-haireil Mrs. .Margaret fhfWU out fr*>ni In-r home in Scotlaml pcT-old taldßcar >on John, rhariied uith j I \tar-olil him s« -liulian waitrt-ss at j k, 1 ampin, broke down and wept in the Malacca High Court todav. t
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    Riot Probe To Open Tomorrow
    12 1 Riot Probe To Open Tomorrow fc portel have 3 INVITED tress- amis-
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    French Admiral Entertained
    53 1 miral. photo. Admiral Rebuffel, of the Dui;uay Trooin, and the French Consul General Singapore. Rf. (iolade, in animated discussion at the reeeption given by Rf. Gelade last nisht On the left is .Mrs. Davits, wile ol the .Attorney General The reception was held in honour oi the
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    Thugs Raid First English School In Bold Card Robbery
    394 1 Standard Staff Reporter FOK THE firsl time yesterday Singapore terrorists turned their attention to an Knulish school when tiny rai<led the Presbyterian Boys* School and the Choon (»uan Chinese School in Komi S«'ii^ Koa<l. Singapore, collected 195 Identity cards, hoisted a
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    Huge Rubber Shipment For Red China
    212 1 I Standard Stafl Correspondent PEX AN G Mori. The biggest single shipment of rubber for Red China from this port will be made when the freighter "Empire Mountain" arrives in Penang Harbour from Singapore tomorrow afternoon to load 0 tons of rubber, worth $10,000,000
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    Shah Weds Daughter Of Tribal Chief
    195 1 TEHERAN, Fob. 12 (HP) Handsome young Shah en Shah (King of Kings) of [ran was married today amid Arabian lights splendour to Soraya Isfandiari, beautiful 18-year-old daughter of a tribal leader. But. even as t :e 21 gun s ilutes boomed the joyoua news.
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    Stolen Rubber Cargo Recovered
    70 1 ABOUT $20,000 worth of rubI ber. stolen a few days ago, was recovered by the police in the j Bin Seng Rubber Factory in Bukit Timah yesterday morning. The robbery occurred last Saturday when a lorry carrying four tons of rubber was stopped at the 11
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    Singapore Thieves Make Big Haul
    55 1 Standard Staff Reporter THREE burglaries were committed In Singapore yesterday between 10.45 a.m. and 3.30 p.m involving about $13,000 worth of tinned food, bundles ot rubber and several iron bars. The places raided were n shophouse in Malabar Street, another at Telok Ayer Basin and
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    Newsman Killed
    33 1 EIGHTH ARMY IIEADQUAR- TERS IN KOREA. Feb. 12 <APm -Je.m Marie de Premonville, 30. correspondent for the French Press Agency, was killed Monday while with U.N. forces oa the central front
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    Bus Inspector Target Of Acid Thrower
    98 1 Standard Staff Reporter A TEOCHEW bus inspector. Mr Man Min Boon. was seriously injured yesterday afternoon, when a young Chinese, creeping upon him from behind, threw acid on his face and ran away. Mr. Man was walking along to his office yesterday near the
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    Eden Attacks Government's Foreign Policy
    121 1 LONDON, Feb 12 Renter > Mr Anthony Eden. Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party, declared today that the illness of reign Secretary Mr. Ernest Bevin. left Britain sorely lacking in guidance at a time when direction and explanation were both equally necessary. Opening a House
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    Memorial Service For Aw Hoe, Feng Set
    203 1 tI j i Standard Staff' Reporter A SERVICE in memory of Mr. Aw Hoe. third son of Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Governing Director of the Starchain of Newspapers, will he held this Saturday at 3 p.m. in the khek Community Guild at No.
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    6 Red Divisions Smash UN Line On Central Front
    343 1 TOKYO, Feb. 12 (AP) Counter-attacking Chinese and Korean Reds smashed a deep wedge in Allied line* today on a 30--mile stretch of the rugged Central Korean warfront. The Reds struck with an estimated six divisions— >ome 60,--000 troops Sunday night and
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    India Still A Friend Of America
    241 1 NEW DELHI. Feb. 12 (AP) Prime Minister Jawaharla! Nehru told India's parliament yesterday that India intends to remain a friend of the United States, despite differences of policy with regard to Korea. But India will stick to her foreign policy despite criticism, he declared,
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    Single Defence Department Proposed To Ike
    82 1 XEW YORK. Feb. 12 (Reuter) Twenty-two members of the Atlantic Union Committee have proposed to Gen. Dwight Eisenhower a single Defence i Department and a single Foreign Affairs Department for all 12 Atlantic Pact members, the Committee said today. The Committee is a group
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    No Political Significance, US Believes
    105 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 12— (AP):— Washington officials said today there is no political significance in the crossing of the 38th Parallel by South Korean troops. They described the action as "purely local". The question of pushing into Xorth Korea, as seen in Washington. is concerned with
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    Gen. Ridgwat Confers With Naval Chiefs
    89 1 TOKYO. Feb. 12 (ReuterAAP) Lieut-Gen. Matthevz B. Ridgway, Commander of the Bih Army, today conferred with British Vice-Admiral W. G. Andrewes and United States Vice-Admiral Arthur D. Struble and Rear Admiral Rnscoe Hillenkoetter aboard the I'.S. battleship Missouri. Gen. Ridgway flew to the Missouri,
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    I-CARD ROBBERIES
    52 1 SH< >RTLY after n I ht last night, five ma.-ked Chinese stoppert a compatriot on the 13) mile Seletar Road and robbed him of his identity card. Early yesterday morning a Chinese woman was robbed ot her identity card and $25 cash in Paya Lebar Road by a
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    38th Should Not Be Crossed- Attlee
    40 1 3 8th Should Not Be Crossed- Attlee LONDON. Pfefc II <IP) Prime Minisirr Clement tkUkbt told the House of Commons today that the 38th Parallel should not be crossed until after a full i consultation with the I 'nited Nations.
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    ALLOCATION ON RACIAL BASIS SHOULD STOP
    130 2 PLAYING FIELDS^ I Standard Staff Reporter THE unanimous view llui: the time has come not to <n< on rage further allocations of pla>ing fields in Singapore on a racial basis, i* one of the reeonimenda. lions submitted to Governinr.it by the Singapore Playing Fields
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    Big Crowd At Coney Island Beauty Contest
    126 2 st..ru!.ird Staff Krporter g \v I S ngaa Southern Cal are! was i een w in the beauty q Sun laj a1 the of Coney .v Haw-Par island), i [an 1 «r by launch from s. gapore. About 1.000 people were present. T
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    YOUTH JAILED
    45 2 ear-oia .-\oaui R man bin S iraa sentei ed I a rous imprisonI to be followed by twelve Ins' police superv. n, in the Singapore Third Police Couri for stealing a pair oi g and cash I c 1 18 belonsini: to Ismail
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    CHANCELLOR'S PORTRAIT UNVEILED
    98 2 standard Stall BcpottCf THE PORTRAIT th< I Ch .cellur of the University of ya, Mr. Malcolm MacDona in his academic rol ta uni in the Oei Titmg Nam H yestend in the presence of represer.tativt- the Uni- and Mr. Anat o 1 e Shist< LA painted the
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    75 2 TEN-year-dd Anae Dldhani, ri.uishttr of the Australian High CommissioneT to Pakistan, t >id The Standard 00 her arrival in Singapore Qantas Constellation yesterday that she suspected the Press would be after her. "so 1 washed my face and combed my hair." Anne is returning to a Melbourne school after twomonths'
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    To Query About Tax 'Experts'
    91 2 y.r A McLELLAN, Nominat- ed .Member, will ask tl •pore Governme: ai Fridays meeting of the Legislative Coun- cil. f<>r the number of Income: Tax "experi vho have been! recruited for the Income 1' Department here since the a:- d on leave in the U.K.
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    Smokes Shortage To End
    186 2 Standard Staff Reporter THERE IS NO actual shortage of the popular brands of cigarettes in Singapore and it is anticipated that when the j Colony's 10,000 registered retailers receive their weekly supplies today, the usual seasonal scarcity will be ended. Distributors explained that, because of the
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    Experts To Survey Govt. Organisation
    89 2 Experts To Survey Go vt. Organisation SINGAPORE G vcrnment has ned the sen ces of Mess Urwick, Orr and Partner.':. Ltd.. nsuli in Org inisation and ..iSement. to make a prclinina j survey of Government rg insation in the Colony. The firm's representative, Mr K. A. Withers, has arrived and
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    MEETING ADVANCED
    33 2 THE ANNUAL Delegates 1 Conference of the Army Civil S( vice Union, which was scheduled to take place on Mar. 25 at the Victoria Memorial Hal] has been advanced !■> Mar. 13
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    MORE PLAYFIELDS, SWIM POOLS URGED
    342 2 Tenfold Increase Recommended Standard Staff Reporter A RECOMMENDATION that the present existing area of TO acres of playing fields in Singapore should be increased to TOO acres, is made in the report by the Singapore Playing Fields Committee which has been submitted to Government. The
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    Globe Trotter Misses The Ricksha
    120 2 Globe Trotter Misses The Ricksha A SEASONED globe trotter, 57-year-old Mrs. Mary Jai-ie- I son who arrived in the Colony on the President Jefferson yesterday, told The Standard that Singapore I i I "grown tremendously" sina her last visit in 1937. Singapore has changed, 4 o, she said "the thing
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    Two Years' Saving Gone-So Mohamed's Trip Is Off
    147 2 Two Years' Saving GoneSo Mohamed's Trip Is Off ROBBED OF $3,700 "~1 ft BECAUSE four (.'hinrse robbed him in cash and |ewdkrr f Moliain«<l Maitlcni will not 1>«- ahle to bvy tin liult lor hit» vne and rnuu. i The robbery occurred in Mlnto Road in the early hours of
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    29 2 photo. MOIIAMED YUSOF was resigned to his bad luck as he sat outside his room, which he shares with Yaeob bin Mohamed, also a victim of the robbery.- Standard
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    PARKS ALONG THE SEA URGED BY COMMITTEE
    183 2 Standard Staff Reporter FULL ADVANTAGE of Singapore's beaches for recreational purposes could I><" best achieved l>\ the creation of !<>"£ narrow recreation parks adjacent to them, !-tates the report of the Singapore Playing Fields committee. The committee recommends that before any further private
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    To Quiz Govt On Clerks' Increments
    144 2 To Quiz Govt On Clerks' Increments THE NON-PAYMEN ag- men tnents to Si Government clerk?. a? recommended by the Benham Committee, will be the subject of questions tn be tabled at Friday's meeting of the I.- gi live Council. Stagnation Increments mean increments for those ye during which clerks did
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    Mr. Lim To Query S'pore Govt. On Election Ruling
    303 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE receni ruling of the Singapore Attorney* General, Mr. K. J. Davies, that civilian employees of th;\rined Services are considered a* holding <>tti<'«> of emolument under the Crown and as sueli iire harr««l from contesting the Legislative Council
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    39 2 Photo. MISS CEYLON 195€ twenty-two-year old Kosemaiie Solomons who la passing through Singapore bark from an o\iitintj holiday in Australia. Her trip was sponsored by Australian National Airways. Now she will return to Colombo to her school teaching. Standard
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    Legro Sequel To Burning Of Police Vans
    121 2 Standard Start Ktportcr THE burning of two Singapore ■i- iram d I i the r; ti December last v.ill form the basis of questions to be tabled at Friday's meeting of tbc I egislative Council by Mr J Laycock, Sec xA Municipal North-East.
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    TWO DENY RIOTING
    41 2 TWO CHINESE. Ho Chew and Tham Kit 1 c .:ned tria ore Second P Court yesterday i char© I rioting on Feb. 10 m North Bridge Road. Each I \:ed bail f $250 I bs post] Pel :9.
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    Filipino Delegate Tells Adventists Of Their Watchword
    102 2 Standard Stall Reporter TO AVOID political entangleme it ai d to keep the eye single on Christian medical and educational work must be the watchword of the Seventh Day Ad- ,;ists. Dr. D. F. Kime, president of the Indonesian mission said yr-tf(i.i> in
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    Chief Tenant Tells Court Of Threat
    28 2 Chief Tenant Tells Court Of Threat A CH I \e: I his sub y led space I ened h'- some o was sub t lup a Oct I
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    PLANTERS WANT Slump In Rubber Price Unlikely Yet, Then Say
    461 3 PLANTERS WANT Slump In Rubber Price Unlikely Yet, Then Say Standard Staff Correspondent M\{ U \MIHJR, Monday :-A call for increased cost of •e* and salaries for planters is made in the ie of I lie Planter, official or«*an of the Incorporated Socrs, published today. It also states that a
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    Merchants Urged To Halt Rising Prices
    189 3 i.rtl **t;;lT orre^pomlrnt Mon.— A plea to Malacca Indian busi- the price of commodities beyond legitin e and necessary, was made tiring president of 'the Malacca E Commerce, yesterday. "Let us have some kind of control over prices before Government finds n necessary to
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    UMNO'S First Publication Out Thursday
    12 3 UMNO'S First Publication Out Thursday Siai Keportrr M m start] g tnore
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    BCG DRIVE IN NS TO START TOMORROW
    14 3 BCG DRIVE IN NS TO START TOMORROW I poaihal s team to ilan BCG
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    MALAY BAZAAR OPENS IN APRIL
    58 3 Standard Stiff Correspondent BAN, M «j.— The I Ba iv will be formally opened in April, by the M< Be t N.S., a Malay spokesman said today. 20 stalls in all and the cost la over §10.800. Space be a :*ed by fcs .:nong applicants.
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    New Ceylonese Body Opened In Seremban
    262 3 New Ceylonese Body Opened In Serem ban standard Mart SEREMBAN, Moa Ceylonese Youth Section w Seremban, a message was Permuda (Sons of the Soil join hands and work for th Correspondent When the Negri Sembilan ■as inaugurated yesterday at received from the Perikatan inviting the new body to e good
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    Dr. Abdolcader
    34 3 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mori- Dr. Tahir Abdoolcader, surgeon of the General Hospital here, will be j leaving for KeuuHan on transfer on Feb. 20. We has been here since the liberation.
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    Briefs
    82 3 The Trengganu Government need.-> a lessee for the Rest House from April 1, to December 31, this year. For breaking the Curfew order at Crigeilea Estate. Bukit Pasir. Gan Teng was fined $20 by Inche Rauf, Muar Magistrate. Inspector Bachan Singh of the Gemas Police has gone on transfer
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    SALARY RISE
    35 3 Delegates T Photo. Delegates to the UMNO Youth League half yearly meeting at Kuala I -imniir rerpntlv photographed with Dato Onn bin Ja'far. UMNO President (sef ted fourth fr?m riSt?- C. F. Larm
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    Inquiry Into Stabbing At KL Starts
    150 3 Inquiry Into Stabbing At KL Starts Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A 26-year-old Indian, Ratnam j Thilampalam. who was alleged to have stabbed a compatriot, at Batu Road in November. last year, was produced today, before the First Magistrate, Inehe Ibrahim. Singaram, the nephew of the deceased, told the
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    Malay Bandit's Plea Rejected
    183 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chief Justice, Mr. S. W. P. Foster Sutton, dismissed the appeal of a Malay, Awa n g Nong bin Haji Mohammed Noor, against the d :uh sentence passed on him at the recent Assizes at F b. The accused
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    $14,000 Bandit Killed By Forces In Muar
    235 3 $14,000 Bandit Killed By Forces In Muar Standard Staff Correspondent <ww Al A LUMPUR i Won.— A bandit who was worili &14,U00 to the Government was killed in Muar yesterday. ii i Kini lnil^ r aliaB Ah Hon 8' a 30-year-ol'd Hokkien, who was District Committee SeeretarC n f th,»
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    24 3 Mr. Chiew Boon Thong and Miss Lim Gek Him who were recently married in Muar. This Lim Studio Photo was taken after the wedding.
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    Movement Of Rice Banned
    71 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The movement of rice and edible oil into or out of Soirh Johol Estate, Kuala Kepis Estate, Sikota Estate, the main Tampin-Dangi Road, Jeram Padang Road and the main Senaling-Dangi Road exclusive of the Town Board areas of Dangi and
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    Residential Areas Named In Selangor
    155 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Man. Certain controlled areas in and around estates in Selangor have been declared residential areas. Under the Emergency Regulations no person shall at any time be in any part of such controlled area oilier than the residential area except in
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    School Aid For Orphans Planned
    77 3 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN, Mon. A list of orphans in estates in the Seremban District of Xegri Sembilan, requiring assistance for their education, is being compiled by a representative of the Indian Teachers Union. Copies of this list will be sent > the State Welfare
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    No Exceptions Considered In Kajang Curfew
    449 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJAIVG, Mon. The curfew in the suburb* mt Kajang announced yesterday, has caused quite a stir In the area. The nearest point affected is about 200 yard* from the Kajang Police Station and a stone's throw from the last building not
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    Bandit No. 121 Hanged At Pudu
    131 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A < member of a bandit fang, j wounded and raptured by a 1 Gurkha patrol in Raub in June. last year, was hanged in Pudu Jail this morning. He is the 121st bandit to be hanged since
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    Regent Opens Mosque At Kuala Dungun
    120 3 Regent Opens Mosque At Kuala Dungun Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Ifon. The new mosque at Kca'a Dungun. built from public sub- scriptions. was opened during the week-end by the Reger.' of Trengganu. while on an of!' Lai three-day tour of the distri* I The Regent was accompanied by Inche
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    Johore Chinese Ghr $2,500 For Lim Memorial
    115 4 Standard Stall Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Johore Chinese leaders were exhorted to work for the welfare of the community and to maintain good relationships with the Malay and othei 'Ommunities in the Slate, said Dato Wong Shee Fun, yesterday. The occasion was a
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    Playboy Hunter Shot Dead, Disgusting Case—Coroner
    203 4 Playboy Hunter Shot Dead, Disgusting Case Coroner Standard Staff Ocr— poaimt r TAIPING, Mon. At the conclusion of the inquest into the death of a 14-year-old boy, Bazalli. who was described by his father a9 a plafboy, Coroner Che Abdul Aziz recommended that the tw» principal witnesses at the hearing,
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    Boy Dies From Snake Bite
    91 4 TEI.OK ANSON. Mon. Tragedy overtook a 1 1 I year-old deaf and dumb Indian boy. Lec-hmanan, when he went to collect i j mushrooms in the Nova I j Scotia Estate yesterday. ,1 Lethmanan ran back to the cooly lines and told 1 his parents
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    Indians Urged To Take Up Citizenshin
    117 4 Indians Urged To Take Up Citizenshin i Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Mr. K. Ramanathan. President of the Malayan Indian Congress, urged all Indians WHO are eligible for Malayan Citizenship to enrol immediately. He was speaking at the public meeting of the Malayan Indian Congress held here on rday night.
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    DEATH FALL
    34 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Mon.— A workman slipped off the wl e painting a hor.se an I fel to the ground. He was taken to hospital where he died without regaining consciousness.
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    Villagers Urged To Practise Thrift
    191 4 Standard Staff Correspondent II s >!l. Mon. Perak villagers were advfced bj Dato Onn, chairman < t t!i<- Rural Industrial Developtut n; Authority, in his five-daj lour oi >*>uth Perak ;*> practi r thrift, especially during 1 1 1 a rubber boom. no unn naa
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    Proud To Be Descendant Of Raffles
    245 4 PENANG, Mem. "I am very proud to be a descendant of the late Sir Stamford RatVles, whom I understand was loved by the people here," Major Eric Flint. DSO. great, great nephew Of the late Sir Stamford told The Standard i day. Major Eric
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    No Way To Enter A House
    208 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Mon -U h Yam Keng, 25, a tea stall-keeper, who k;<1!1--ed entry into ;< bungalow at 36 Tambun Road by climbing om (.if the pillars was fined SlOO or one month's imprisonment for house trespass by Magistrate Che Bahaudin today.
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    Serious Offence To Have Samsu
    123 4 Serious Offence To Have Samsu i Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Mon. A y« i g Chin- e, Khoo Lean Kee, was to I by Mr. D. C. Wernham in the Magistrate Court to that he had committed serious offences when he asked for ncy to three charges to which he
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    SMI FUN FAIR NETS $50,000
    90 4 i Two Christian brothers' i schools in North Malaya i the St. Michael's of Ipoh and i the St. Xaviers of Penang— i held Fun Fairs to raise < money to build extensions to < their schools. The SMI fair 1 which concluded on Sunday
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    BOY ON MURDER CHARGE
    131 4 Standard Staff Correspondent DPOH, Mon. An English schoolboy, Leong Nai Mun. 18. had a charge i f mur r explained to him in the M jistrate Couri today. Leong was said to have intentionally caused the death of old Cheah Fook Weng at 57 Clare Street
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    39 4 Photo by This box which contained mails, including: minute papers from the Kelantan Secretariat to Kuala Lumpur was burnt together with its contents when a fire broke out last Monday at the KoU Bahru Post Office. Gan Boon Eng
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    To Join Secretariat
    32 4 Standard Stall Correspoadeßt PENANG. Mon. Mr. I Loch, formerly District Officer of Glugor. Kelantan, returned by the Chusan today. He is going to Kuala Lumpur t the Se< retariat.
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    'Don't Condemn All Because Of A Few'
    233 4 PMCC President's Plea standard Siafl < orrespon Mt PENANG, Won. Thai it would be a] -un! to talk <>f penalising all motor-cyclists from using the sire I i*l I Coasl i?nad because <>f the K in» of a i w wna remarked b)
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    Uk Man Offered Municipal Post
    73 4 Uk Man Offered Municipal Post Standard Stafl Correspondent PENANG, Mon.— The I A W Engineer in Municipality here ha been Ito a man in the Unil Kingdom. Meanwhile, Mr. C. A. Collins, Deputy Water Engineer. has taken over the post of Water Engine* r left vacant by Mr. G. R.
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    SURVEY POST
    27 4 S URVEY POST KUALA TRE\G G A X V. M »n. Mr. H. D. Tremaine has been posted to the Topographical Branch of the Survt y Department.
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    Charcoal Ablaze In Tongkang Off Penang Harbour
    150 4 Standard Maff Ctlggyoiidcwl PENANC, Mo,,.— Mon- iI.-.m. char<'«»al wa?» dotr<i\cj on board muting to Im- ummmmtm ai i; ni<»rniii«r. Th; re WCtC ainMil 800 .nilparl of th<> HMneJ, The firo broke a.t about 7.4.") ajn. and tin men were a on the scene
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    Link Trainer For Squadron
    94 4 Link Trainer For Squadron Standard Staff OnrspmA at PENANG. lion. A "Link trainer" is now being fixed a1 the Headquarters of the I nang Squadron of Malayan Auxiliary Air V in Peel Avenue for the ing of members. This \va F. G. de Pa^.s. The I 5 Squad Standard today.
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    TAPPERS CHARGED
    19 4 Standard Stafl Dmttpw den( TELUK ANSON, bber ta I o.'i Sussex Estate hen rged befoi u H
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    Gurkhas Score A Century
    29 4 Gurkhas Score A Century When a Gtn*lu I in th.- BmJ2 the v 1 D The ptfrol i I i was PI El i ioih I I Central J
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    477 5 bays federation iu Adviser LABOUR can play a very effective part in the evolution of a really democratic -o i i> in Singapore, said the Ferieralloirs Trade Dion Adviser, Mr. J. Brazier, who was In Singapore on a brief \Mt yesterday before hi, departure next week
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    Deserter Gets Six Months' Detention
    49 5 Deserter Gets Six Months Detention PLEADING guilty to a charge d >rti >".■ Pi M >hd. bin VI i attached to 21 Guard t. R.M.P.. v i sentenced to months" de ;ntion by a Singa■e District court martial yesA mud was missing from 4 13 last to Jan. I i.
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    Medical Students To Hold Memorial Day Tomorrow
    103 5 Medical Students To Hold Memorial Day Tomorrow Sta-ufcai I Stall Reporter TOMOR I Di F licine, I rsity of Ma "iK g 1 VII S .al sch; i c a 1 College At i i i of the I i Dr. D. W. G ri vvill i wreat i- I
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    CLAIMS TRIAL FOR CHEATING
    85 5 ABD H nid bin A i the Sing i P C iri jrestei to two rl ating. Xi .first large alleged I on Sei A i in G ig H«,■ of the Comm Ltd.. Bonham B |e iver to him a S2OO On Sept. 19 he
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    Ex-Member Urges Labour Chief To Guide Others
    227 5 Ex-Member Urges Labour Chief To Guide Others Sta-uai J Sl.i.T II po-l/r i A3 PEAL tu M Lim V- tie President I •ur Party ol Si pore, tc give constructi ?fi si ons I friends in the party :ir.d tc exercise hia impartial judgment guide members in the right t)
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    Boatman Get Rubber By Fraud, Jailed
    137 5 3:. >und in Tr. u lu;eut p iss ss or oi eight piku si.tif-:'. n jar E row i Market, was >en- ma Mns r. the Si: i trate, .-.r. H. :.J by 1 spse-! >r Cecil Cheng of Marine ice on the m
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    Girl Tells Court Lover Forced Her To Take Some Powder
    465 5 AN 18-YEAR-OLD Chinese girl, Qn» Saw Theow, alleged In il»«' Singapore Coroner's (!ourt yesterday thai her lover, Twee Chwee Cheng (19), forced her to take tv<» packets of powder after she told him she was going to have a l»:i!».
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    New Site Needed For TB Sanatorium
    88 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE sanatorium for T.B. patients proposed in the Singapore 10-year Medical Plan will not be sited at Bedok as originalv planned. Dr. R. 1). Gross, the Deputy Director of Medical Services, told The Standard yesterday. The Director <- r Medical SerDr.
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    TO PLAY IN MALAYA
    104 5 The R.A.F's No. 2 Regional Band (Bandmaster Fiying Officer W. C. Newman) which is visiting: the Far East Air Force Command area this month. The band —35 instrumentalists against the usual 25 in a military band starts its visit at Colombo on Feb. 21, eroes to
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    1951 Amateur Dance Contest
    67 5 THE SINGAPORE Society of i Amateur Dancers is holding a social and dance at Raffles Hotel Friday Feb. 16. The Soeie'y h also organising the 1951 Singapore Mixed Amateur Dance Championship on Mar. 8 and 9 at Rallies Hotel. 'The Championship is open to all Singapore
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    Building Society To Go Ahead In Spite Of Rising Costs
    255 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE rising costs of building materials Kill not in any way affect the progress of the Ptlprnl an<l Colonial Building Society, the <**- /feral Manager of the Society, Mr. John Burgees, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Burgess
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    Asst. Nurses May Be Made Permanent
    135 5 Asst. Nurses May Be Made Permanent Standard Staff Reporter THE ASSISTANT Nurses who are being recruited into the Medical Services Singapore 1 I are expected to be placed on the permanent establishment. Dr. R. D. Gross, the Deputy Director of Medical Services, told The Standard yesterday. There is provision for
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    FAILED TO REGISTER
    24 5 L CHAX Yam Chin was tenced in the Smgaiiore i District Court yestercbv I month's rigorous imprisonment Failing to register I
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    Chinese Assn. Elect Officials
    104 5 FOLLOWING are the 1951 officials of the Chinese ation, Singapore: dent G IT Kiat: Vice Presidents Dr. Loh Poon Lip. Dr. Lau Pe?k I g Puck i A thonv P.K. Wee. Secretary H^ng Chew K:: Asst Secretaries Quek Seng H .Michael Lee Kon; T.< I e
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    Without Mr. Brooke
    743 6 I^|R. ANTHONY Brookes appeal to Sarawak nationalists to give up the anti-cessionist fight has brought forth a reply which reveals that the anii-cessionist movement is far stronger than the Government has cared to admit. Five Sarawak anti-cession associations, while promising that they will do what they can
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    1099 6  -  Claud Morris 9LAIN TJLK^mk, By I ■a gg Imp Hex TT£ been Joint uilh he reckoned tie was getting seventy-five a da} I also learned tin blems, five G.P.n made has ridden across Brit* by a "wave of depress sion." Ppoitle* emotionally, feel like '"'giving up.' 9 At
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      Government Acted Rightly
      135 6 Sir: By v< fusing entry to M r SI in suite of his untiring efforts in this direction, the Government has acted rightly. The chief reason for this refusal being obviously the feelings of the pie, v'". iha during the Occupal uffered so much the hands of
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      Has Mr. Lim Forgotten?
      174 6 Has Mr. Lim Forgotten? Sir;—At the last November rig the L< tive Council .Mr. Lim Y. .v Hock made the followin n\ on adjournmenl: i You r E a re- < Ce in the Strai's < e$ •in attention to the unfair a o/ < C tlonial Regulai in <
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      Law In Virginia Is Right
      79 6 z Sir: I have r< ad \hv news about the seven N< gi les who were sentenced to death tor i >ing a white woman in Martinsville, Virginia. 1 shou ii ay that the law in Martinsville, Virginia is absolutely right. I In all countries.
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      Britain's Political Skill
      159 6 in lent Nanyang Siang P felt that the time had co,no for the United Nations and the Chinese Communists to c-ill a halt to the war in K ea "Both combatants." said Nan yang, "have given blow for I and it is now i neither j ol
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      A Pacific Pact
      217 6 'i time is ripe for the esta-2 blishment of a Pacific Pact.J >•■ ted Rightist Chung Shing! Jit Pan i-i its editorial yester-3 day. The luke-warm attitude' of the Weste *n democracie towards Chiang Kai-shek when; he attempted to form such an! alliance in July 1949 was;
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    162 6 AFTER three ye i of hard >** work, Mr. S i lain J. P. and Johore S 1 Councillor has bucci In 1 publishing his first book in Kami] language entitled Peria Puraaam. The book which has drawn spontaneous appreciation! irom eminent Indian and Geylonese
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    It's The Talk Of The Town
    388 6 It's The Talk Of The Town I Civil Defence Experts TO i d-up civil defence measures, the E Loo Governm< at i a nounced that 16 civi ice experts are being recruited in London for Malaya. Four defi nee id i s will also be flown out to help in
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    Fires Destroy 2½ Mil. Acres Grazing Land
    111 7 Fires Destroy 2½ Mil. Acres Grazing Land ISRANK, Feb. 12 \P) Bush igjmg in southwest !<nd are estimated t h.tve destroyed i acres of grazing Li\n K v > spotter plane .l) ni-uio -i 51 hours* n t over 100 miles of irleville and Wyan- s; .> aav alOMg the
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    EXCHANGE OF I-C PRISONERS
    23 7 EXCHANGE OF I-C PRISONERS Jr i.n j R< F: -h last j ai an rther i n- and a ties ferei it an
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    NZ Minister In Aust. For Treaty Talks
    97 7 NZ Minister In Aust. For Treat y Talks SYDNEY, Feb. 12 (AP) i Y Zealand's External Affairs Minister Frederick Doidge ar- -:i ney la nigi I for on e J; panes peace Hi is to meet Australian Ex- 1 Affaii Min ster Percy ur preliminary talks lay and later in
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    FRANCE, ITALY TO DISCUSS COOPERATION
    126 7 FRANCE, ITALY TO DISCUSS COOPERATION PARIS, Feb. 12 (Reuter)— Fn Prime Minister, M. R( I 'en and Fur. M. Robert S train la.-t ni il I v < Fram [1 ration with th< r I members. will I Si{ r A De G t P int C;;; F eign Minister
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    Floods Sweep British Columbia; 3,000 Flee Homes, Two Drown
    243 7 Floods Sweep British Colum bia; 3, 000 Flee Homes, Two Drown (l 1.1 I11 Washington, Fe'>. 12 (UP)— fled the.r hon.es i,, Western Washiiigton and Bi coaMal r.ver*, swollen by heavy rainfall ai ,d me over an ever-widening area were evacuated. More mud and rock and trees trashed down on
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    49 7 photo. AUSTRALIA CELEBRATES A brilliant display of Brewoivcs light the sky above th? floodlit Sydney Kurbour Bridge, Sydney, during celebrations marking: the 50th anniversary of federation in Australia. Earlier, a pageant through the streets showed the progress nride by the Australian nation in the 50 years since federation. A.P.
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    Wolf Roams New Delhi
    88 7 Wolf Roams New Delhi NEW DL^HI, reb. 12 (AP) Some of India's armed forces have been called into the hunt for a large wolf seen in the Lodi Park area of India's capital city. The big animal, seen various times in the park, has been roaming close to fashionable Ratendone
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    World Moslem Meet In Karachi
    109 7 KARACHI, *eb. 12 (AP): W rid Moslem Conference meeting in Karachi will help e the universal Islamic brotherhood. Professor Hasan Azami, the organiser, said iere in a press statement. Participating are delegates V Indonesia, Syria. Iraq, Saudi Arabi [ran, Eritrea, Tunis, Pakistan, laliland. Palestine. Lebanon.
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    Israel Sends Protest To UN
    56 7 ISRAEL s protested strongly I kited Nations M<• tice i oimissio!: i gaii is hi b i egulars in the B Jibnn area Bordering on j H t Hills, a Jeru The protest also ined the c.ipture of an Arab "infiltr I who tried to
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    26 7 President Luigi Einaudi of [1 5 on Saturday sen ini>s telegram to King Farouk of EuviDt. on the occasion of the Egyptian national feast.— A. P.
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    54 7 Two year old Adelaide Peralta was run over by a nger train and escaped unhurt. Police said Adelaida was ru by the fender of the locomotive and thrown face down bei veen the i" is. She lay ili itil the last car passed by and her father ran to pick
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    32 7 One hundred thousand Canton workers paraded in protest the "rea mnt of Japan and the United Nations i branding C ina an ■or." according to Hongs pro-Communist Ta Kung Pao.— A. P.
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    45 7 Of!icials In Lucknow report that in the t e:gil months wolves and hyenas ve Tied away 3o small c en <*>;n villages around L v w 1 e latest was a male baby of 18 months killed by a wolf in Sarora village. A .P.
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    71 7 Major General John Church. r.-vr Commander of the 24th [nf ntry Division, said neither :l Chinese Communists nor North Koreans c n drive the United Nations forces out of Korea as long as they want to i iv. Church commanded the 24th Division from mid-July until January 26 when he
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    46 7 Many transfers between Jordan jlomats are expected to be announced soon, it was underj stood here, after the Jordan Minister at Ankara had been retired. Husain Pasha Sbrag, Chamberlain of the Royal Palace, is now to be Minister in the Foreign Ottice A. P.
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    Jap Leaders Support Dulles Treaty Plan
    353 7 TOKYO, Feb. 12 (AP)— Japanese leaders yesterday gave overwhelming support to ihc generally favour- able peace terms outlined for them by special ambassador John Foster Dulles <lurm<j his visit here. Political and economic leaders of all factions except the leftists strongly endorsed the Dulles
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    49 7 WRAPPED AROUND TREE —Patrolman \V. T. Vandeford said hi^h speed «:i a road bond caused this wreck in which Henry G. Brabston, of Illinois, aged 13. and Rudy, Norton. 14, died at Birmingham, Alabama. Note front and r; ar licence plates are both visible in the photo. A. P.
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    Crete Romeo Faces Abdurtion Charge
    120 7 CANEA, CRETE, Feb. 13 (AP) Crete's "Romeo," Costa Keahaloyannis, went on trial here >n Monday, charged with formn^ an armed band to abduct his L9-year-old bride last August. [f found guilty, he could be executed. Eyes filled with tears. Costa inswered routine questions in a
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    Urges UG Speed Up Mobilization
    436 7 Urges UG Speed Up Mobilization -g»^ NEW YORK. Fill. 12 (I P) Governor Thoma* Dewey of New York *aid to<.!av l 1 Stnte* miiPt mobilize faster to meet the tlirr ;r! of I -:n a^jvressioii and advocated pending more AmeticMl troops fo Europe. He thus took sharp issue with former
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    Allies Told: 'Pay Own Way In Germany'
    154 7 Allies Told: 'Pay Own Way In Germany' BONN, Feb. 12 (UP) The United Sta proposed to the British and French High Com?^ that ail non-military members of the Allied occupation I forces pay their own way in Germany, reliable sources said today. The suggestion was aimed at increasing Germany's potential
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    It Is Hard For Japs To Meet Claims
    208 7 It Is Hard For Japs To Meet Claims Duties Says; Peb. U— CAP The States n ogntzea the justice of reparatii claims against Japan, but can see no practical way of obtaining them under i x fi g conditions. State Department Adviser John Poster Dulles told a news conference today.
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      110 7 BEATIFICATION OF PIUS X VATICAN CITY. Feb. 12: (Reuter) The Vatican's Holy Congregation of Kites read a decree recognising as valid two miracles attributed to Pope Pius X. The decree, read yesterday in the presence of Pope Pius XII. was the final step towards beatification and the elevation to sainthood
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    'FREE IMPORT OF VITAL GOODS'
    1166 8 i Price Control Would i Doom S'pore Trade, Says Chinese Chamber SUK^Aid SlaiT Reporter WARNING that introduction of price control would doom Singapore's entrepot trade, o:i which the Colony's prosperity depends, a memorandum l>\ the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce addressed to the Secretary for
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    124 8 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices jesti rd.iy Feb. 12) were per lb. Buyers Sellers No. 1 KSS Spot Loose >nom.) $2.20 S! 21 F.OJ. in ba!f*s Feb. No. 1 R.S.S. 52.19 $2.20 No. 2 R.S.S. Si. OS S2.o!> No. 3 R.S.S. (Nom.) si. ''l $1.95 Tone; F.a.-.ur.
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    Share Prices Up On Strong Demand
    372 8 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon. Strong demand continued in the Malayan share market for all tins, rubbers and industrials today. Tlu i market was firm and quotations showed improvements in all sections. Changed prices were: INDUSTRIALS Buyers Sellers Fraser Neave Orel. 3 10 3
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    Heavy Selling Of Rubber Causes Easier Tendency
    213 8 Heavy Selling Of Rubber Causes Easier Tendency Standard SlaiT Reporter HEAVY SELLING of rubber from opcountry featured the rubber market in Singapore yesterday, when an easier tendency developed. Up-country was soiling all day and there were indications that liquidation from the mainland would continue. Quotations yesterday were over six cents
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    US TIGHTENS RUBBER CONSERVATION
    330 8 WASHINGTON, Feb. 12: —A till greater conservation of übber for the U.S. mobilisaion programme is expected to esult from specifications deermining the quantity of latural rubber, if any,' that an be used in specified prolucts. From next month, or a> soon hereafter as practical, the use
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    RUBBER CROPS
    85 8 Turquand, Youngs rnd Co., xeta ie report the I luary 1951 crop figures: A i G ih Rubber E I te Ltd., 22.000 lb; Aver Panas Rubber Estate I v2 000 lb: G ene ily P s Ltd. 75,000 lb.; Klu Rubber Co. Ltd. 62.000 lb.; Pajam Ltd.
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    Big Food Cargo For S'pore
    103 8 Big Food Cargo For S'pore Standard Staff Reporter A large food cargo for Singapore was brought here to-day by the President Jefferson. A total of 1,800 tons of car;;o is b°ir.s discharged hero. The bulk of the food cart,;) is made up of 21,836 cartons and cases of sardines, with
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    Malayan Food Outlook In 1951 'Reasonably Good'
    759 8 Ma lay a n Food Ou tlook In 1951 'Reasonably Good' WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP)— The food outlook br M ,i^ a f< 1951 is reasonably £oo<l, says the U.S. Agrimllurc Departm* m pletion of its annual survey of ihc world food situation Ww Malaya*s current lar^e export of rubber
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    50 8 picture. Mr. J.II. I.oudon (centre). Managing: Director of the Royal Dutch Shell group of companies, seen on arrival in Singapore by air yesterday. Welcoming him at Kalian? Airport were (left) Mr. D.II. Palmer, (ienera! Manager ot Shell in Malaya, and Mr. Bolderjeik, Manager of the Shell organisation in Indonesia. Standard
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    US Hint To India: Halt Supplies For Red China
    88 8 WASHINGTON. leh 12 (ftcttter) IV I Department that, while there was n«, move to restrict U. S. supplies oi essential m to India's rabber tyre ladustry, the i S Go^rn wmm Bsudaas to cut «>(T supplies of strati Iron Certain roumriev
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    Move To Halt HK Re-export Of US Goods To Red China
    61 8 Move To Halt HK Re-export Of US Goods To Red China I UM)O\. Feb. 12 «l P)— Com mi n that Hongkong's pxp«N-t« »f yjnahli rial-' industrial goo<Li i». F...1 Ituu lu I I la>t }c;;r. l!i«- I .S. (.mrnun, in understood to Beekins ;«!i ;;-Mtnncc irorn Britain ii 1
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    Little Change In S'pore Produce Mart
    60 8 Little Change In S'pore Produce Mart Standard Staff R partci .V LITTLE in the ire produce r No deal nut oil id ><. e"s a the we B ►ib black and e produce mark ere: !V Nut $31 isole); ut Oil $9 bier $315 (round). $300 iJava cube l 111
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    Scheme To Deny Scarce Metals To The Red Bloc
    65 8 Intel latioi being sel the t .iied States. Brit ad- i and allocate v.g the n on -Com" se per. lead, denum, mang Twenty > r m re expected to be re] on iminary to an intei i I rrangemenl the
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    Well-known Jockey Back
    123 9 Well-known Jockey Back Standard Shipping ('orrrspondent BACK in Singapore after a holiday in Australia is Jackie Tait. the well-known jockey. who arrived yesterday by the Charon. Tait will be riding at the Singapore Spring Meeting, and he will be attached to Jimmy Martin's stable. Among the Malayans who returned from
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    MANOEUVRES
    33 9 LONDON, Feb. 12 (UP)— An estimated »i (l British and American war-hips have sailed Into the Mediterranean Sea to conduct the biggest peace time joint manoeuvres in history under "strictly wartime conriitions."
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    48 Cases Ammo Left In Ship
    208 9 CAPTAIN HAD AN ANXIOUS TIME r Standard Shipping Correspondent WITH 48 cases of sporting ammunition on Ins hands and with no ship to take the ammunition on lo its destination in Miri ihe eaplain of the Dutch freighter Teucer spent 48 anxious hours in
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    ANOTHER RED SHIP ARRIVES
    42 9 FOUR steel tug boats and a cargo of 8.027 tons of flour consigned to Vladivostok from j the port of Odessa are in the 7.179-ton Russian freighter! Ivan Polzunov which arrived in Singapore yesterday for water and provisions.
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    RECORD CARGO TONNAGE OF SHB IN 1950
    163 9 Standard Staff Reporter THE volume of cargo and bulk oil fuel passing through Singapore Harbour Boar d wharves continued to increase, particularly during the first half of 1950. The tonnages handled were the highest recorded in the history of the p0rt— 4,061,961— and
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    100 WILL FLY TO MECCA
    65 9 Standard Malay Correspondent PENANG, Mon. Because many Thai Moslems are unable to find accommodation in pilgrim ships and many of them have to be left behind at Penang each year, about one hundred Thai Moslems will make a pilgrimage to Mecca by air this year.
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    Surface MAILS
    48 9 Despatches TODAY: Thailand (parcel? only) by Kis I na. Sibu noon by Belaga, Medan noon by Stia, U.S.A. and Canada noon by Slamat, Pontianak noon by Bosnik. Arrivals TODAY: Kuching by Norbay. N. India and Pakistan by Tak Sang. Thailand by train, Christmas Island bv Islander.
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    Sudden Death Of Skipper At Sea
    196 9 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 3,317-ton Marion, which left Singapore for Canton on Sunday morning, returned to Singapore last night because her Norwegian captain, 40-year-old Otto karlson, died suddenly at sea. The ship flies the Panamanian nag. Captain Karlson died early yesterday, not long after
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    85 9 Dhoto. DR. ALFRED M. BOYCE. an eminent American entomologist, arrived in Singapore in the President Jefferson yesterday. Accompanied by his wife, and two children. Dr. Boyce plans to fly down to Kuala Lumpur to visit the Kubber Research Institute. Dr. Boyce. lecturer in the University of California, is visiting various
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      711 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINENT S'p—e. P. B'ham Pt-nati» "INDIA' for Bangkok. HongKonK Manila 15-18 Feb. •KAMBODIA" tor Hongkong. Kobe 24-28 Feb. Yokohama -ULANDIA" for Bangkok 2? Mar. 1-1 Mar 2» 28 Fe». •'Fiovi.v for Saigon Ac Bangkok H-f> Mar 7-7 Feb 6-6 Mar. ■'KVFRVAAS" for Saigon Bangkok 13-17 Mar
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      41 9 ggl^sHiPilc iNTftmcir^ EAST ASIATIC [A4B Oatv&rd from Euroce Feb. 15: India for Bangkok Hongkong, Manila. Feb 13. Feb. 24: Kambodia sails for H'kong, Kobe and Yokohama Feb. 2U. Mar. I: Lalandia for Bangkok Mar. I TO EI' ROPE In Port: Malacca.
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      265 9 LOCAL IiKOK LINE Feb. 19: Taluei for Bangkok Feb. 20. AMERICAN MAIL LINE POI U S West Coast Forts. Accepting cargo for South and Centra 1 America Feb 26: Washington Mail, sails Mar. 2. EVERETT ORIENT LINE For H'kong, Japan Feb. 20: Bradeverett, sails Feb. 24. For Penang, Rangoon. Calcutta,
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      83 9 Orna arrives Feb 15. Monbeliard sails Feb. 15. Vercors arrr.es Feb. 19. Empire Windrush arrives Feb II COASTAL MOVEMENTS Departures i yesterday): Ibis for P. S'ham. Resaiig for Kuanlan, Salong for Pontianak. Arrivals (today): Katong from B. North Borneo. Sirusa fom Belawan. Angby from Sibu, Norbay from Kttchii)'^. Departures (today):
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    750 10  -  ERSKINE JOHNSON By XTOLLYWOOD, Feb. 12 11 —Anna May Wong, whose name has been missing from marquees lately, is about to sign on the dotted line for an important role in Hal Wallis' "Peking Express." But it's not exactly a i comeback for Anna May, who told me: "I
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    Paternity Suits Dismissed
    125 10 HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 12 (UP) Two 7-year-oid paternity .suits, filed against swashbuckling movie actor Enrol Flynn b M: s. Shi: ley Evai Ha ■1, have been dismissed by the Superior Court for Lack of pi osecution. The suits, filed in 194::. both demanded that Flynn pay $1,750 monthly
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    NOW U.S. SUBJECT
    39 10 T OS ANGELES. Feb. 12 (AP) JU —Greta Garbo, 44, the Stockholm-born actress. became an American citizen on Friday. She came to Hollywood in 192fi and declared her intent to become a U.S. citizen in 1948.
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    Whale Of A Story
    166 10 DOLORES COSTELLO, while on a personal appearance tour for the opening of son John Barrymore, Jr.'s "High Lonesome," told the story of her first meeting with his illustrious papa. "J iras signed by Warner Bros, in 1926 to play the lead opposite John in 'The Sea
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    EVERYBODY LOVES THE MEN WHO TURN THE TABLES!
    464 11  - EVERYBODY LOVES THE MEN WHO TURN THE TABLES! Robert Raymond a wai a revoB d has sneaked I world of popu- .c. The hitI ay are not the I rs, the singers, I the c n:posers.; I the men who I the turntablesI ke the music go I the £s
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    16 11 photo. !RASC, winners of the Singapore Seven-a-side Ruebv tour- I naraent final played on Saturday. standard
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    STAR GAZING
    585 11 I MN to m 18 (AquaI rin ittempi to put you i ..npleasant position at r wiD cause you some t u v be at a land why anyI I have cause to I .I u However, I nothing to fret I c your arguments to MARCH 20
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    Ampon, Terso Enter Philipines Tennis Final
    166 11 MANILA, Feb. 12 (AP) Dorothy Head of the j 1 United Stales scored an easy 6-0, 6-0 win over fourth i i seeded Mrs. IVatividad Nazarono to enter the women's i singles semi-finals of the Philippines national tennis i 1 chanmioimfiiriti I r Defending
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    IPOH MALAY S.C. TO RAISE $50,000 FOR CLUB HOUSE
    212 11 1 IPOH. Mon.— The one-year-old 'Malay Sports Club Ipoh at Its 'Mist annual general meeting to- j i day decided to raise funds for a j 1 550,000 club house of its own. i Its first big effort will be a
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    VARSITY, JOHORE CHESS DRAW
    164 11 JOHORE English College drew with the University of Malaya when they met fa a friendly game of chess at Harrower Hall I recently. The schoolboy team put up a very ge»xl show to draw with the more experienced University side. Detailed results were: (Eng- li.s:i College
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    Truck Driver Wins World Skating Title
    304 11 DAVOfc, SWITZERLAND, Feb. 12 (AP)— Hjalmar Andersen, powerful 29£ year-old Norwegian truck driver, skated through snow and slush on the Davos Rink, on Sunday to win the 10,000-metre race of the %orld Speed Skating Champion* fihirm and takf tin* world title for the serond
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      397 11 dio Programmes j K\I)I(I MM AV'4 SoI1 K^ of Canton; 10.43 Dp. rati. Airs;^ ura^J WftMiia j,, Mewa taOMUJ ii Mandarin. J SINGAFORE KLALA UJMPfJB I N( I>U PKO(iKAMME ->•'■> Metres 4 60"»r, kilocvcles la J the 4J» metre band. irj (1 ,:m tres> 9..-.J >■ tg| p.m. As Sinsapore;
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      138 11 i f ">^rv~n (look at him, JV fvou just waith) f n "^"T^Q fsEEj vou re .r>^\ BOTTS! DOESN'T JW I I'VE SEEN M IN A FEW YEARS uOING F y,. J?£Z~^> HE LOOK r-r->^ f> BETTER^if HE'LL HAVE VOU /C^^ &Js3/ X ALREADVjy v. f I A J*r cv^
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    'Aw Hoe' Memorial Trophy For
    418 12 Inter-Port Soccer SAFA Ap wove HKFA Proposal THE Singapore Amateur Football Association, at a Council meeting yesterday, unanimously approved a Hongkong proposal that Singapore and Hongkong soccer teams commemorate the late Mr. Aw Hoe with a trophy to he called the "Aw Hoe Memorial Cup"
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    14 12 Mrs. ML F. L. Haynes of the RSGC, driving at the first tee. I
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    Hassett (232) Makes Highest Score Ever
    462 12 MELBOURNE, Feb. 12 (Reuter-AAP) I failing Haasett, Victorian and Australian captain, made t h« highest s«*ore of his career today when he made 232 oi Victoria's total of 441 against the RfQG here. Th* touring hide made a had start in repl\ losing four
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    Bazaar Stall Holders, Clerks Help THE FUND
    508 12 Bazaar Sta ll Holders, Clerks Help THE FUND THE Poh Lim-Marjan i $4,000 mark as contributions j the day. This spontaneous I ship and goodwill from badn Federation, for two players pore, has been amazing. Yesterday's donations totalled $307.30, made up mainly of contributions ranging from 50 cents to $50
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    PHILIPPINES TEAM WINS
    196 12 Table Tennis THK visiting Philippines Chinese Table Tennis team defeated tlir Chinese YMCA I l>y five games h> throe in a match played at Setegie Road YMCA Hall yesterdaj. T thi: d game played by the visitors and though they won their match yesterday. [the plucky show
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    41 12 Ijftfcg*?. <*?*&* «»gj>y team this season, the Selangor All Blues. With the team in the photo are Mr. Ong loke L»n president of the Selangor Asi-n RFA. Mrs. Ong and Incite ZaiUana, ex-All FUues player and a vice-president of the SAEFA. I
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    SAFA Tour Lost $8755
    118 12 IT was disclosed at yesterday's SAFA Council meeting that the Association's Manila and Bangkok tour was a financial loss. Mr. R.8.1. Pates, manager ol the touring side reported that a !o<s of $8,755 was suffered and explaining this disclosed that the gate receipts were disappointing due
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    S'pore Race H'caps
    627 12 FOLLOWING are the weights for all nine races on the first day and lour rices on the second day of the Singapore Turf Club. Spring Meeting. HORSES CLASS 1 Bull 8.04 crrAMn Ik4V Div 1-9 F. 4 8 vds. BOJ Tie 8.04 SECOND I)A\ Ht-ruh.ih B.U.J Happy
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    Inter-Club dolt At Keppel Links
    202 12 Inter-Club dolt At Keppel Links I WOMEN members of the Royal Singapore Golf Club and Keppel Golf Club, yesterday played a friendly match over nine holes at the picturesque hill-top course overlooking the waters of Keppel Harbour. The home club beat the visitors B'-s*. i Winning the first three rounds
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    Perak BA Officials
    82 12 TAIPIXG. M on d a y The annual genera! meeting of the j North Perak Badminton Association was held last Saturday at the K. E. Hall and the following office bearers for 1951 were elected President. Mr. Toh Teong Huat: vice-presidents. Mr. See Toh Cheng and Mr.
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    JN. Perak Cricket Officials Elected
    60 12 TAIPIXG. Mon. Office bear- I ers of the North Perak Cricket j t Assocation elected at the annual meeting on Thursday were: President: Mr. S. Bayley (reelected); vice-president: Mr. A. Couper; hon sec. and Treasurer: Mr. D. E. Martinz (re-elected), i committee: Lt/Col A. Forward,
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    Pace Work At Bukit Timah
    125 12 By OLLIE DAVIES SECOND and third tracks at Bukit Timah were open yesterday for pace work. The going was soft. With the exception of horses from the .stables of Milton Sullivan and Harry Sleigh none of the outstation horses have arrived. Tantalus CTulloh), Cocklaw (J.
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    Junior Says 'GoodLuck'
    51 12 Junior Says 'GoodLuck' Photo. Wong Peng Soon Jr. joins mummy and grandma in wishing good luck to daddy who is about to board a plane. Family scene at Kallang airport early yesterday morning when Malaya's badminton star took off by BO AC enroute to England and the All England Championships.
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    230 12 t 5- ANPL K b 12 (R >r> India made a i stave off deft it I e < I wealth side in the I the fifth Tesl m ttc chant. Hazare, M i Gopinatfa put but eventual India h cede victors to th< runs,
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      32 12 TIME^QS HIGH TIDES it the principal resoi tl in Malaya. TODAY: A M P.M. Singapore 'Mn SI Malacca 1 1.34 12.13 P<»rt Dickson 16.15 1036 Port S"ham 8.99 9J9 Penan? 3..*7 4.37
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