Singapore Standard, 17 February 1951

Microfilm: NL2279
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    19 1 TIGER Singapore Standard 3H .JL v 3L i NO. 222 SINSAFORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    Huge US Aid To Taiwan Awaits Congress Action
    199 1 Huge US Aid To Taiwan Awaits Congress Action I^HEHGTON, lib. 15 (UP) A United Staled pive m urm?< aid to Chian"; Kai>:::io:'». -t rjiincv;- forces on Formosa, was looßghl lo fan^c on CoagresßkHMd biul^^t Authoritative sources said v r.-A' programme, as disS( I tail month, has been ipproved by the
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    Peking Bound
    35 1 i. a ni h rhargc iesoKßate .it urivci b> Qaataa Ila lion on his \ray >v. iK)>t. >ir. Lamb tut! with the Cmi.••ner.il .Mr. MalV] Dowdd for I fry. fore flying on to
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    India Pakistan To Hold Trade Talks
    35 1 India Pakistan To Hold Trade Talks HI, F- ■a? L vat A i I I"i c iference I 7 ustao will be disc afire be- reply c against C DamDtgl aandte I Nj ti ns.
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    Acheson Urges More US Troops For Europe Now
    113 1 Ac he son Urges More US Troops For Europe Now WASHINGTON. Fob 16 (UP) S retary "i Stele De; n Acher >c]ared today 11 would be a ■5 h ri cut I stdcide* 1 not to rush T.^re American troops to »pc "now." He said: "It" the United S :;tes
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    Chinese Woman Physician Made Major
    128 1 Dr. Theresa T. Woo. of Washinsrtoa. D.C.. is one of the first two women physicians to volunteer and be accepted for duty by the United States Army Medical Corps. Born m China, Dr. Woo received her medical education m the U.S. at the University of
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    Rubber Theft Foiled: Nine Men Held
    176 1 Rubber Theft Foiled: Nine Men Held S-.a:idard Siaflf llc~o:[er NINE pe -t'. 1 were detained by the Marine Police early this m >rning at the Telok Ayer B n m conection v«. i;h an at-•■•-r:i* i steal a consignment of rubber from a tOQgkaog. A shot, believed to have been
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    Russia Again Protests Over SCAP's Act
    145 1 LONDON, Feb. 16 (AP) Russia has protested again to the United States against the release, under an order by General Douglas Mac Arthur, of a number of major Japanese war criminals, including Mamoru Shigemitsu. The Moscow radio reported that the protest the fourth since
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    Legislators Decide On Formation Of S'pore Regiment
    373 1 Slatnlarsl V.afT Reporter THE Singapore Legislative (ouncil at its meeting yesterday resolved air.'d-i applause to give immediate co»oitlrrarti<Hi lo ilie formation of the nucleus of a Singapore Regiment. Tiiis decision was taken by the adoption of a motion intrv ctaced by -Mr. John
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    Govt. Not Democratic Tan Charges
    835 1 S.-indard Staff Reporter THE people of Singapore are unable to understand "whether there is any more freedom Left i:i this country and whether there is now any difference between the Government of Singapore and that of a totalitarian state." This is because of the existence
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    Memorial Services For Aw Hoe, Others Today
    241 1 11 .IN MEMORIAL services for Mr. Aw Hoe, managing director of the Singapore Standard and Sin Chew Jit Poh. and one of the most enthusiastic sports promoters m the Far East, will be held simultaneously m four cities this afternoon. In Singapore, a
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    China Reds Shift Offensive To Menace Chechon
    337 1 China Reds Shift Offensive To Menace Chechon TOKYO, Feb. 16 (UP) The Chinese Reds shifted their faltering central Korean offensive east today, outflanked Wonju and drove to within five niiles of Chechon, rail and road «*ateway to the Pusan beachead Three Communist columns of 2,000 men each converged on Chechon,
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    Riot Inquiry Group Tours Troubled Areas
    98 1 Standard Staff Reporter S T R LioneJ Le^-h. Chairman of the Commission of Enquiry into the rioting m Singapore last December ami the other members of the Commission. Captain Henry Studdy and Air. John Wenham yesterday morning toured the main areas where rioting took
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    Taipei Prepares To Mark Chiang's Day
    68 1 TAIPEI. Fob. IB lAPy—Preparations are be ing made here to celebrate the first anniversary off Chiang Kai-shek's return to his post as President, which took place on March 1. 1950 Chiang, who was G4 on October 31st. is m good health and. according to
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    Eisenhower Boards Ship For Peris
    45 1 NEW YORK. Feb. 16 (UP) General Dwight D. Eisenhower boarded the liner Queen Elizabeth early today for Europe where he will assume active command of the 12-nation Atlantic Pact Army, whose job is to protect the West from Communist aggression.
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    S'pore Journalists To Meet Tomorrow
    38 1 S'pore Journalists To Meet Tomorrow SINGAPOR S non executive journalists will hold a meeting at 166 Anson Road tomorrow at 10 a.m. to form the Singapore Association of Journalists. Mr. A. Simpson, Assistant Trade Union Adviser, will attend.
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    Lim Takes Up Cudgel For Fired Newsman At Council Meeting
    635 1 Lim Takes Up Cudgel For Fired Newsman At Council Meeting standard Staff RcporU'r A (CHARGE that a journalist employed m th«» Straits Timrs is nndrr noac<* c»f ciismi>>al beCMHM \u* aticiiipteil to form a union of jouriiali>l> mm MHsffe Pi \t'stt'r<lay*s niertinji of the Sin^apor*^ Lewis' it ive GMNsCtI I>v
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    W & O Fund A Swindle, Lim Says
    168 1 W O Fund A Swindle, Lim Says Slandard Staff Reporter THE Singapore government was yesterday accused of perpetrating a "gigantic swindle** by the Trade Union member, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Speaking during the ad- journment at the Legislative i Council meeting Mr. Lira said, that the "swindle" has been perpetrated
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    FIRST STEP TO SELF-GOVT A SUCCESS-GIMSON
    488 2 Photo. Semi-Elected Council Dissolved After 3 Years Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S first semi-elected Legislative Council which the Governor. Sir Franklin said had made "a success of the first step towards self po\ernment m the Commonwealth" was prorogued and dissolved at its la*l meeting yesterday.
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    $15,000 DONATION
    31 2 THE building secretary >: the Indian Association, Mr. J. M. Dorairaj announced yesterday that he has received a donation 55,000 each from Mr. R J Ju^bhoj, Mr D. T %)mui
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    Amendment Seeks To Include Normal Teachers Under 35
    263 2 Standard Staff Reporter AN AMENDMENT lo the proposed Unified Eduealion Service for Singapore to enable Normal Trained teacher* under 35 years of age to lie included m the Service on their present (lowgill or Bcnhani Salary scales has been forwarded to the
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    Tan Queries Award Of Senior Job
    162 2 REFERRING to "a very senior appointment m tne government service* 1 which has been made recently, Mr. C. C. Tan, first member <>! Municipal S.W. .said m the Singapore Legislative Council yesterday: have not .seen any advertisements calling for candidates for this appointment and
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    Radio's 'Publicity Gang' Under Fire By Councillor
    325 2 Standard Staff Reporter COMPLAINING that "a publicity gang from the Federation had descended on our Broadcasting station," Mr. C. C. Tan. first member for Municipal S.W. said at the Singapore Legislative Council meeting yesterday, "We do not want propaganda of such doubtful quality
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    Exams: Longer Notice Urged Council Briefs
    345 2 Exams: Longer Notice Urged Council Briefs Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION that at least six months' notice should be given to candidate inside or outside the Government service of any proposed competitive examinations so that they may have sufficient time m which to* brush up their knowledge of the subjects
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    10% COL Increase 'Out Of Date'-Thio
    617 2 MOTION ADOPTED Standard Staff Reporter THE DECISION to «rrant only a tea per <«nt mm* <•;» the basic salary as increased cool of li\in« allowance lo Singapore Govern men! rmalojim "igi»*re* tin* har-!: realities of the present ami lm>> m tin- f>!aci<l pa>t." Mr.
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    Two Ways To Beat High COL
    144 2 Standard Staff Reponer SAYING ihu 4 > the pro m of bringing down the high cost of living cannot be i atirely solved by increasing the C.O.L. allowances granted employees Mr. Balwant S v [ndependent, Rural Wt I suggested two o her wa.i He
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    'Higher Standards Mean More Pay'
    92 2 'Higher Standards Mean More Pay' Standard Stiff Reporter NEW and higher standards ir. pharmaceutical training have become necessary said Dr w .i Vickers, Director of Medical Services. at the Legislative Council meeting yesterday when moving the adoption of the Registration <>: Pharmacists iAi lendment > Bill. The higher requirements would
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    Delayed Mail, Skipper Fined
    59 2 ROBERT MAGNUSSON, viaster of the m.s. "Sumatra" was fined $10 m t)ie Singapore Second Police Court yesterday when he pleaded guiliy to failing to deliver To the General Post Office 23 bags of mail from Colombo. Chief Inspector Ramakrishnatl, prosecuting, said the vessel arrived Singapore on
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    Bid To End Emergency Progresses
    64 3 Bid To End Emergency Progresses LUMPUH v re m fro n id sei l onn i to chat cc his the B gs 1 rees M mg!es S QJ rees has ::.:j. I f volw oing m vr n s re the c m 1 bandits. las been be the
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    25 3 Pkrtare by ME. and Mrs. Lim Tiow .100 who w?rf» rwently married m Muar. The brid^ was formerly Tan Hooa Rian? New Earth Photo Studio
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    FINED $1,000
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    K.L. Municipality Issues Quit Notices On 20 Houses
    252 3 K.L. Municipality Issues Quit Notices On 20 Houses Slamtanl Staff" rorrespemdrnt KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tenants of about 20 houses m Cross Street and Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur, have received notices from the Municipality to vacate the buildings within seven days. Reasons for these quit notices are the age and unservieeability
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    Duty Evasion: Driver, Car Are Detained
    123 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRi:. Fri. A Johore Malay driver was detained lasi night, following an attempt at duty erosion or. 18 rolls of fabric and four' pieces of lambskin m lengths I o! 22 yards each, at the Johore end of the causeway.
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    ARGYLLS GET U.S. MEDALS
    63 3 THE following awards have bees made to persaonel of the Argyll and Sutherhmd Highlanders m connection wit', ope rations m Korea. Posthumous Silver Stars: Maii.r K. Muir. 2nd Lieut. M. D. W. Buchanan. Private T. G. Hill. Posthumous Bronze Star: Sergeant E. Pigg. Bronze Stars: Sergeant
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    DUAL POST FOR COURT OFFICIAL
    57 3 BUTTSRWORTH, Fri. Mr. S. Gurusajpy Pijlai, Usher and Interpreter «>! both the Session M:i --^^tt-'s Court here been appointed Commissioner foe Oaths for Province Welles ey, Mr. Gurus imy Pillai is 19 yean 4 ase tmd has a rea v put In 26 years 1
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    26 Answer Call-up At K. Kubu
    111 3 26 Answer Call-up At K. Kubu Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.- The growing determination of i the people to bring the Emefgen y to an end as soon as possible v.a< given further proof; at Kuala Kubu Bharu this qi rning Two Malay youths, Shariff bin Tahir and Abdul
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    Federation Authorises Payment Of Raised COL
    146 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, I ri. While the Federation Government is examining the cost of living allow UKC9 m consultation with the Government of Singapore, the former lias decided to authorise payment of an increase m cost of livin? equivalent to 10 per
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    Killing Of Fire Bugs Made Legal
    111 3 Killing Of Fire Bugs Made Legal Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. i During the present Emergency "here have been instances of damage being done to motor vehicles and railway rolling i stock by fire bugs, particularly the burning of biw-s. In order to increase the powers of protection of
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    Gen. Harding Tours 48 Gurkha Brigade
    258 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KJ VIA U"N!*l ii. Fri. Grneral Sir John Hanlin«i. onutvi '!<*r-in-« .'3vrf, KAHEI.F spent two busy days recently visiting units ol the 1-8 (Jurkha Infantry Bligadte m Pahanjj. He flew to Raub from Kuala Lumpur by "Austcr" aircraft, and was met
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    Latest Awards
    101 3 The London ua/.oUo announces the aa'ard of the Military Cross to 2nd Lieut. C. L. Lawrence, Ist Bn., The Middlesex Regiment, and of the Military Medal to C.S.M. T. Collett and Corpora] R. R. Sweeney, both of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The Gazette also announces awards for
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    Squatter Store's Success
    124 3 Standard Stall Correspondent SEREMBAI* Fri. The Kegri Scmbilan re-settlement Area Co-operative Store at tru> 3| mile Seremban-Port Dijkson Road made a nett profit 53.978.99 rents between August and December, last year. The store has been, registers.l under the Co-dperaifee Stores Ordinance. T.ie ilon, Presideni is Mr. A.
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    Councillor
    26 3 Mr. Y;ip .Man Tatt 0.8.E.. honorary secretary of th<- Negn Serabilan branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, who has been appointed to the State Council.
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    Forces Kill Eight Bandits In Johore
    230 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The biggest bag of bandits m a 24-hour period m the Federation fell to Security Forces yesterday and today, eight of these being accounted for m Johore. At dawn today fiv* 1 oandtts walked into a security forces
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    Bata Sales Manager Fined $100
    80 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Sales Manager oJ Bata, Klang, Mr. J. Varmusa, was fined $100, m default tv two months hard labour, by Indie Baron bin Haji Idris today, for negligent d: iving The fine was oiid. The prosecution, alleged that on
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    SCHOOL C'TTEE
    60 3 SCHOOL C 'TTEE •\t a genera meeting of the Local Indian Congress, Masai, held on February 11, at the newly built G indhi Memorial Public I School; the following wire elected to the managing committee of the School: President. Mr. M. B. Gomez; Committee, Messrs. K. Padman, K. A. P.
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCILLORS
    117 3 Standard Staff Reporter fOHORE BAHRU. Pri C p' Hussain bin Onn MB X PIS. has been appointed iv ifficiaj memb t i I ihe Stale Executive Council, while Mr. H. Balasmgh:v.n. Haji Mohamed Noah bin Oroe S.M.J.. p.i.s.. Dr. Mohamed Salleah bin Haji Abdul Hamid, Deputy Principal
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    Federation Briefs
    263 3 The names of Visiting Justices to c Se i iban prisons I been announced. They include officials and unofficial members j of tne community Eram all races. The Mala" Sultans who attended the Rulers Conference were guests of the Hisih Commissioner, Federation al Malay.-, at dinner last night
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    Give Me A Chunce, Begs Clements, But He Gets Two Years,
    218 3 Give Me A Chunce, Begs Clements, But He Gets Two Years, Standard Staff Onrsport^nt KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The President of the Scaoiqnp Court, Mr. D. M. k. Grant today, sentenced R. Clemenlss. a European electrical engineer, to two years hard labour, for stealing 10 drums of copper wire from lhe
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    INVISIBLE MAN IS TRANSLATED INTO MALAY
    122 3 INVISIBLE MAN IS TRANSLATED INTO MALAY Standard Stafif Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, V H. G. Well's Invisible Man U <•■ ol v,r mans book* hleh ai c being transl ited for the iw( Malay students Mr. C P Puroell, Assistant Director of Education, Malay Section, said that his Translation Bureau has
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    Cigarette Ramp Hits P. Dickson
    73 3 Staadard Sta:f Correspondent POP T I) ICKSO N 1 -Scarcny" at cifarettei Imi Port Dicki i bsn reported I Im !>■■■ 1- nauch bi 40 per re: above ard :-> i. popular bra Aflcoi dnc to Aeal< I supplj MB the n did ibutoi is
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    New Council Will Have New Chamber
    192 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri When the new Federal Council reassembles m April it will do so m a chamber which is being renovated at a cost of $63,000. The renovation has been made necessary by the tncmber system under which nine nominated
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    Jungle Squad School
    69 3 P£NANG. Fri. A jungle I squad training school is now being built at Kanla Baias m i Province Welles, .-y and is I scheduled to be ready before j the end of thi^ month. It consists of four Large-sized j huts, each to accommodate I about 36
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    39 4 Leong Cheng, Bicfor contractor and winner of the LWky Brick comoetition sponsored by the St. Michael's Institution of Ipoh. being congratulated by Rev. Brother Denis. Director of the School, as he takes over his prize a new Morris Minor.
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    'Incorrigible' Thief Is Bound Over
    72 4 'Incorrigible' Thief Is Bound Over Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. An "incorrigible" Indian, John Rozario Dass, 21, who admitted eight previous convictions for theft, appeared again yesterday m the Magistrate Court on a similar charge. Dass pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a turkey belonging to Ng Tai Chen
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    BCG Team Expected In Penang
    177 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PXA X G Fri. Members of the BCG Team will be m Penang after they have finished their work m Selangor, the Director of Medical Service-. Federation of .Malaya, Dr. E. S. Struthers told The Standard today. He said that the BCG
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    Sold Tea Above The Fixed Price
    74 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Fri.— The first two cases where proprietors of restaurants sold coffee and tea m excess of the fixed price was heard before Magistrate Mr. D. C. Wernhnm today. The two defendants were Goh Hoon lline, of Liverpool Restaurant and Fong
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    Penang Screening
    40 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri. Screening operation was carried out by the auxiliary police m various parts of George Town between 9 p.m. and 1 1 p.m. yesterday. Ten persons were detained for questioning, but were subsequently released.
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    TAIPING WATER
    37 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Fri. A warning notice that all drinking water m the Taiping water supply area must be boiled before drinking has been issued by the Chairman of Larut and Matang Town Board.
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    New Anti-Bandit Measure Undertaken In S. Kedah
    263 4 New Anti- Bandit Measure Undertaken In S. Kedah Standard Staff Correspondent PENAING, Fri. The re-grouping of estate labourers m certain parts of South Kedah is now m progress. This is the first time that this new measure as envisaged m the Briggs' Plan to end the emergency this year is
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    Fears More Accidents
    105 4 Mundard Sum Correspondent IPOH, Fri. The suspension of issue of motor car driving licences during the emergency was viewed with grave concern by the Traffic Advisory Committee which met today. They felt that the present system adopted would lead to an increase m road accidents. The committee
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    24 4 The Saraswathi Tamil School, Penan?, held a Concert under the auspices of Hindu Sabah. Photo shows the members who took part m the play.
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    Penang Man Shot Dead
    69 4 PENANG. Fri. A young Chinese. Khaw Hoo Lam, was shot dead by an unknown gunm.ni from behind while he \v:is ridinp his bicycle at Tek Soon Street at about 10.40 last nisht. Two shots wore fired at him, one hitting him m the body and the
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    Call To Co-op Store Members
    63 4 PENANG, Fri.— An appeal to members to transfer their rice cards to the stores was made by Mr. Tan Kiar Liew, the chairman, at today's special general meeting of the Penang Co-opera-tive Stores Society. Mr. Tan told members that they cuiild get rice and other
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    Rubber Firm Failed When Prices Soared
    217 4 $Z Million Bankruptcy Case THE INABILITY to fulfil rubber contracts owing! to the steady rise m price of the commodity was attributed to the failure of the Nghee Seng Rubber Company by the firm's partner, Chua Sect Teck, during his public examination m the
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    To Form Red Cross Unit
    100 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri.— The Resident Commissioner, Mr. A. V. Aston, told a meeting at the Residency that four members of the Red Cross Organisation had offered their services to the Settlement. The meeting was called to discuss the question of forming a Red
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    Claim Instituted Against Ipoh Co.
    363 4 Man Electrocuted Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Fri. In a civil suit whidi lasted Iho dayi before Mr. Justice Thomson, the father of a dead tuna claimed damages again*t a company dealing m refrigerators and eleetrieal goods and it* foreman for negligence resulting m loss of
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    Four Detained In Penang Raid
    45 4 PEXAXG. Fri. Three women a? d a man, all Chinese. were detained by the police following simultaneous raids on 1 1 houses m George Town early this morning. The detainees were EUSpected to have connections with the Penang Students' Association.
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    Exemption Cancelled
    27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.- The exemption from the payment of export duties on dried fish and certain marine produce exported from the Dindings has been cancelled.
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    C. C. Tan Attacks Defenders Of British Imperialism
    709 5 C. C. Tan A ttacks Defenders Of British Imperialism Standard Staff Reporter IHE DEFE>DERS of British Colonial imperialism have used many types of argument against self-government for the Colonies. Some of them are honest and direct, hut of late there 4 iias arisen a running and subtle way of fostering
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    More Grants For Chinese Education
    161 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government has approved a scheme for the payment of increased grants to Chinese Schools, involving an expenditure for the year of $1,185,600. The scheme originally approved by the Executive Council provides for the doubling of the present ptautl and payment by
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    TWO SCHOOLS STRUCK OFF
    97 5 TWO Sti Am i acre struck uIT the Register of Schools ;ind the registration of Itu supervisors, teacteffi md members of the management c m mittee ot the schools has bad c:uice!lefi. They are the Cunoss:i Ca&vem Chinese Girls' School m Aliumed Road and the Nan
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    49 5 MR. G. E. LIVtfTT, retired Depaty Commissioner of Police. Singapore, who left the Colony yesterday by Malayan Airways for Kuala Lumpur and Penang on his return to the United Kingdom on medical leave. Mr. Livett was the first witness at the Singapore Commission of Inquiry into the December riots.
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    Wrong Impression
    104 5 IN the Singapore Standard oi Feb. 10. there appeared ;i report under the heading "Compulsory Legislation on VD Urged B> Doctor."' The report stated D; j L.M. Ram. of the Social Hygtkie 1 Department. Singapore as having urged that compulsory registration in respect of VD should be introduced.
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    FOUGHT IN PUBLIC
    29 5 FOR fighting m Cross Street on Feb 15, Mohamed Abu Bakar and Kalu Yoke Meyappan were each lined $5 m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday.
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    Police Advise Car Owners
    56 5 CAR OWNERS m Singapore are advised by the Police to keep a record of the make. size, type and serial numbers of the tyres of their vehicles, m view of the current increase of theft of motor tyres. The record will help io the recovery and
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    Banged Against Women, Fined
    56 5 WHELS UNDER the inan-nce of liainor. an I^ d B I J™J about banging again i women at the Beauty World, Bafcn Charged m Uie Sinsanare Fourth Police Court day w!S b- v ?v!iiT m a dl-or^erfy manTirr, ttt* Jnfran S. Tola- beaded i;e was fined
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    Stagnation Pay Being Rectified
    285 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE RECOMMEND TIONS of the Beniiani Committee m regard l<» stagnation pay for mem* hers of thy Singapore Go\ernment Oerieal Sri-vice were apparently made under a misapprehension. This was revealed by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe. m answer to an adjournment
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    It's A Bleedin' Shame!
    728 6 r THE Government is worried about the elections. The politicians look forward to April 7 with considerable trepidation. The voters are torn by conflicting loyalties. Only the' horses at Bukit Timah race course look forward to the fatal day with a confidence bordering on arrogance. They
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    466 6  -  CASSANDRA By "OUPERT BROOKE,: once writing rtth ffrat yearning and AY a cruel nostalgia from places far away, asked about Grantchester "Stands the Church clock at ten to threet And is there honey still for tea?" No one as far as I know answered so let me
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    Houses For The Poor
    550 6 RIGHTIST Chunk; Shing Jit Pao called the Singapore Government's attention to the necessity for building more houses, especially lor the poorer class. The paper referred to the AntiTB. Association report that There were at least a hundred thousand persons m Singapore one-tenth oi the whole population
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    12 6 "Il'm Mrs. Miggins all over Never m when she's wanted
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    It's The Talk of The Town
    445 6 It's The Talk of The Town By OBSERVER War-Jittery Hoarders MANY will be grateful to the Controller of Supplies for formulating a scheme to enable wage-earners to obtain tinned milk at tha normal fixed price. In •Ac past few weeks, the price of tinned milk and other provisions had risen
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    Malayan Students Take Themselves Seriously
    634 6  -  O.M. GREEN An Englishman Reviews The Malayan Scene* By LONDON A DISPLAY of drawings and paintings by Chinese and Malay schoolchildren of Singapore now on show at Overseas House m London, is not at first sight of world importance. Yet m the feverish state of
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      They Admit It Now!
      234 6 They Admit It Now! Sir: -At last the Offii I Organ of the Planters m Malaya The Plant i' has out with the truth that the cost of living m Malaya has gone up 31 4 times since 1938, and that ow nei <>f rubber estates are geti ng mote
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      189 6 Reply Sir;—I would like to inform the readers of your paper that I am the official responsible for the operation of the USIS Library. If LHK whose letter appeared i.i >esterday's Standard has been molested by our J?)ga, I am sorry although he has never
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    French Scheme For 390,000 Germans In Western Line-Up
    375 7 5 NATION EUROPEAN ARMY TALKS I, 1 v (Reuter)— The five-nalion Eurbpean Army Co.,I *!»i2f» r Goverilment to <K*cu SS the French plan for ion of 390,000 German troops m the defence of Europe, began w-.,r,lay. Representatives of 12 nations were present,
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    MacA Can Cross 38th, Says Truman
    57 7 Hi, Feb. 16 Truman said ral MacArthui authorr-- given him ii <: to cross i par K rea, a I *r.M pa are under U.X. g parallel -^8. air whether sizeable in- that ine But, were political care to political h li has been
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    S. Koreans To Fight On Till Yalu Reached
    121 7 S. Koreans To Fight On Till Yalu Reached SUCCESS, Feb. 16 [UP) South Korean lay down their arms until they get to the the Manchurlan bordpr. Colonel Ben C. ign Minister of the Korean Republic said. i reporVr. **Oui Els to drive inism, both •id North X >re.i:i. We will
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    PRISONERS BEG FOR LIVES
    42 7 photo. Young Chinese Communist prisoners, captured a week as* on the Western Korean front, kneel in muddy field and bes for mercy. They expected to be >hot by their raptors. All were taken to a prisoners compound.—- AP
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    Tories Win By-election
    71 7 16: (Reuter) Party re- l> West seal m y by-election ing v. s s Waiter "on Conservative Lawrancc iLaervative majority ired r ith 12,243 eneral Election m was caused by Oliver Stanley. Fought the and was message oi Pari leader, i emem Attlee otfd nine iggle s
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    Plane Dips In Salute—Cuts Off 4 Heads
    64 7 Plane Dips In Salute Cuts Off 4 Heads BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 16 (Reuter) A small plane rut off the heads of four people when it dipped m a farewell salute at the Paraguay Encarnacion Airport, according to press reports reaching: here. They were friends come to bid farewell to a
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    SEEKING OUT ENEMY
    27 7 Fhoto —Tanks, lumber forward on an aavance patrol to seek out communist targets during UN advance toward Han River- US Army via PANA Newsphoto
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    ALPINE DEATH L MOUNTS
    86 7 Mj -V. Feb. 1() (Reutcr) Avalanches thundering down the Italian Alps today killed four more people, bringing the death roll .since Sunday to 14. Three workers were killed and three seriously injured at Colle Isarco, about 10 miles south of the Brenner Pass. An avalanche sliding
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      42 7 Italian labour leader Giuseppe di Vittorio has left by train for A ursaw and it was reported he would continue I > Moscow where toplevel aonsultati us were betieved m progress ">> combat a wave of ■defectionism* 1 m the Italian Communist Party. U.P.
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      43 7 Japan has applied for membership m the United Nations World Health Organization. The U.N. WorM Health Organization s: id the question of Japans admission has been nlaced <_>n the agenda ol the fourth World Health Assembly, banning next BAai T in Geneva.- U.P.
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      66 7 A high American official said the formation <>1 German army unita is a long way oW but German participation is not essential to the early creation of a strong European defence force Colonel Henry Byroade, Director 4 the Bureau of German Affairs m the State Department. said •here is no
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      18 7 Announced American combat casualties m Korea has risen to r,;i0.;5 an increase of 637 m a week. Reuter
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      43 7 Red Fleet, the Soviet Navy ne\* .-paper. Tod: y accused Britain of restoring the German navy to serve the "aggressive aims" of the United States. Naval units with German crews built up by the British Occupation Forces m Western Germany, it said.— Reuter
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      34 7 British Labour Minister Ancurin Bevan said Britain was m t'>-ich with other governments "m relation to the threat to Yugoslavia of the swollen forces f'f the satellites Of Soviel Russia m Eastern Europe".— Reuter
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      43 7 The British Prime Minister Mr. Clement Attlee told the House at Commons that the Government of India had now agreed to pay a former employee of the Indian railways, Mr F.M.G. Wheeler, his dues from the railway provident fund amounting to £5,767.14.7.— Reuter
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      31 7 Roberto Urdaneta Arbelnez of Colombia, Chairman ot the United Nations Political Commi'.tce. said that h<? is "not optimistic" about the Good Offices Committee prospects of aHiievine a ceasefire m Korea.— U.P.
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      43 7 Twelve children were killed today In Herzo Ovina, Belgrade, when a list war bomb ex >ded as they wc:e p'• ying with it. Three sliahtly ir ured chi crcn are In hospital. The accideni was at the viHaee of Citluk, near Mosl.ir Reuter
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      49 7 Ozamis City, r.no, r><> v^? force resigned i m sse '■> pvotesi an order t. ring headquarfecs to the i borne, The ro tmlion f .ved a mtnrth-IQUg si 'i by Chiil pf Pofic 0 X rare: 1 who f!". IS headquafters should be m a public building.— A .P.
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      43 7 The Allied Hi^h Commissioners have told the West German Government that the "moment is approaching when the three Western Governments and other members of the United Nations will be abie to terminate the state of war with Germany", an Allied spokesman said.- Reuter
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      31 7 Four thousand i<>ns of surplus foods obtained by the "Co-opera-tion for American Remittances t-> Europe" have been loaded aboard the Yugoslav freighter Hrvatska for shipment from New York to Yugoslavia.- U.P.
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      42 7 M. Do Hung, Secretary-Gen-era] of the Viet-Namese Foreign O lice, and M. 'Iran Van Dom. Vie -Naiiifse Minister to Britain, have arrived m P;uis from Marseilles. M. Do Ilunu will have talks with French Minister of Associated States M. Jean Letourncau.— Reuter
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      59 7 Italy's two r«bel Communist Deputies. Aldo Cucchi .-md Valdo Magnani, have called for a new Lett-wing movement to set up for the "unily and independence of Italian workers'. The Communist Deputies "urged Italian workers to join the:n m their movement, which would be free from ulleykmce to Moscow -mri set
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      80,000 More Koreans Captured
      47 7 .be Internati rial Bed Cros s thai it received another p..ir»K) names oi North Koreans hired by Ui ited Nation: trees, bringing to 115.000 t v uDumber of war prisoners reported to the Red Cross by the United N iti< ms forces. U.P.
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    Labour Govt. To Stay On
    140 7 LONDON, Feb. 16 (AP) Prime Minister Clement Attlee's Labour government beat down by 21 votes yesterday a Conservative Party attempt to oust it from office on charges of bungling Britain's rearmament. A motion of censure introduced by Conservative leader Winston Churchill was defeated m the
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    Reopening Of Burma Road Significant
    243 7 RANGOON, Feb. 16. The report m a news agency message from Hongkong that the Burma Road, free China's only land link with the outside world during the 1939-45 war, has been put hack into use by the Chinese Communists and that it is now carrying
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    Pleven, Moch Accused Of High Treason
    82 7 Pleven, Moch Accused Of High Treason PARIS. Feb. 16: (Router) A formal complaint lodged by two pro-Communist former Ministers accusing French Premier Rone Pleven and his Defence Minister M. Jules Moch, of high treason cannot be accepted and has no legal effect, it was staled here. Maitre Vincent De AloroGiafferi,
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    BOMBS AWAY
    74 7 -Regardless of the type of enemy target lying in this rugged, mountainous terrain of Korea, very little will remain after the falling bombs have done their work. This striking photograph was made from a 15 :i<) Superfort of the Far hist Air Forces' lfHh Bomber Group of the
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    China Reds Building Railway To Link Russia
    218 7 TAIPEI, Feb. 16 (AP) The pro-Nationalist China Union Press said a railway was being built through China's north-western provinces lo connect with the Soviet system. r~~— z "7~7~ The agency, which, claims to get most of its news from underground sources on the
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    REDS CLOSE S. CHINA BORDER
    281 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 16 (HP) ffcliiMi Communist* yesterday virtually closed lheir South Uiina borders an<l the "no tiekee, no erossee" order appeared well on the way. Some 2.500 Hongkong Chinese, many of whom took train or walked yesterday lo the Hongkong-Kwangtung border to find that the
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    Cowen Goes To Tokyo
    120 7 I MANILA. Feb. 16: (UP)— j The United States Ambassador to the Philippines. Myron M. Cowen, accompanied by Mrs. Cowen and daughter Sandra, left for Tokyo by plane early today, fur what was described as "a purely recreational" visit. Tne United States Embassy spokesman said Cowen
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    Truman Agrees On More US Troops To West
    72 7 WASHINGTON. Pel (Renter) President Truman gave h\< full endorsement *i> statements made by General George C. Marshall, Unit* I States Secretary of Defence, on the sending of An < i a troops to Europe. Mr. Truman said General Marshall's statements had been
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    LABOUR LOSE ON FISH BILL
    118 7 LONDON. Feb. L 6 (Rt-uter) —The Labour Government suffered one of its rare defeats m a House of Commons Committee yesterday when an opposition amendment on the sea fish industry bill was carried by 24 to 23 votes. The am< tidment gives power to the
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      173 7 Used Explosive To 'Brew' Tea WITH BRITISH TROOPS IN KOREA, Feb. 16 (ReuterAAP) British artillery men supporting forward patrols searching the hills southeast of Seoul for Communists today found and dismantled a Communist booby-trap and then usid some of the explosive to "brew" a raus of tea. The booby-trap, packed
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    FREEING IMPORTS TO CUT PRICES
    777 8 Govt. To Let Private Enterprise Seek New Supply Sources Standard Staff Reporter AS ONE OF THE MOST important measures to be acted upon imme<lialel> to combat rising prices m the Colony, Singapore Government has MCreed t* provide alternative sources of supply of imported foodstuffs. Inquiries
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    Profiteers: Gopt. Is investigating Every Complaint
    138 8 COMPLAINANTS who write to the Controller of Supplie> resardin? sharp-df-alins rire and sugar retailers should give thrir MUMS and addresses so that the Department can contact them if necessary, said the Deputy Controller of Sup;>Mpv The names of complainants will not Ix* divuked during
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    WAR TO BEGIN AGAINST FOOD PROFITEERS
    122 8 U\ EVA CHOISG, Suadard Staff Reporter COMMITTEE meetißg «»f the Consumers' Re&istaßce Movcsmhl of Singapore to dram up plane for an a!!-«»ut I riv againftl profi leers and blarkmarketers m eddentia] food^tnffs will l>< !u*l«l on Feb. '2'.\ m the home o! Mr*. F.
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    Govt. Shops Are Urged For S'pore
    180 8 Govt. Shops Are Urged For S 'pore Slandjrd Mall Krportrr RFFERRIN I the Steer:::: C iep »n the neces- -i*.> commodity and price conto ols, c C ial Secretai j W I that tm> was one reports whi the Sing G nment had iirected to be o Recon lations aid,
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    RubherCargo For H'Kong
    67 8 StmH rd Stall K> •> -t e r THE JARDINE Mal > dch lelt S;. mine to H1) gk 4 mm Jaqp 1 I m aa het m P< the 1 tof 1 2.^0 kOO i 4 i I old gs, 2,2 I f r Kobe the
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    RUBBER FOR CHINA
    15 8 jcr t to 1 In Novi I Dei raber, it the Hous<
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    Seek Rebates On Insurance
    98 8 IPOH. Feb. 16:— In Its annual report, w licb will be presented at t->e genera] meeting to be held m the Ipoh Club on March 1, the Perak branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya states thai the" AAM s still negotiating i:i the M tor
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    9 8 p 0.0 Standard Flour bein? unloaded from the Charon.
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    Australia Resumes Buying In S'pore
    484 8 More Rubber For China Standard Staff Reporter AUSTRALIA has started buying Malayan rubber for stockpiling purchase*, although her purchases have been m modest quantities. TTiere are indications that Australia \>ill continue buying m small quantities. Australian purchases and those from Continent were responsible for the
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    Mrs. Bata Arrives
    61 8 His. Thomas Bata, widow ol the founder of the Bstta organisation, arrived by Cathay Pacific Airways yesterday tor live-day visil to Singapore Local executives xA the Company and their vtves met Hn Bata at the airport and presented her with several bouquets. She is attei ding thi
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    Prices For Pepper Are Lower
    156 8 Standard Stiff Reporter ONLY A SMALL Lumove of '->■ siness was report I the pepper section of the Si ja pore produce rnarkel yestcrd 5 Pepper quotati as a ere Lower, MunUA nrhite b ii t q'j»>t ed at $1,105 per picul and L pong
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    Bicycle Tyres Up 10 p.c.
    262 8 Bicycle Tyres Up 10 p.c. Standard StafT Reporter MANUFACTURERS have announced an increase of lw per cent, m the price of Lcycle tyres and tubes with effect from Feb. 15. Tins follows the ri.v; 1 of about 20 per rent. In the price of motor i ar ;yiv-. Ann »un<
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    123 8 COMMODITY PRICES RVB3ER The latest Singapore rnYvr prices y -ay (Fob. 16) were per lb. Bujers Sellers No. 1 RSS Spot Loose (nom.) $2.28 $2.30 F.0.i1. m ba'es Mar. No. 1 R.S.S. 52.23 $2 24 No. 2 R.S.S. 52.14 S:.l« No. 3 R.S.S. (Norn.) $2.04 $2.0g Tone: Very stead LONDON
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    S'pore Govt Protest To UK On Steel
    374 8 S'pore Govt Protest To UK On Steel Standard Staff Reporter SI\(i.\PORE (iovernmeiu is mwlfing ttromg repreBentalioiu to the United Kingdom to ghre top priority <» fnlfiDing the Colony's orders of steel, wkieb is required to make water pipes for Singapore >itiniei|»alit>. The Colonial Secretnry, Mr. W. L. Blythe disclosed yesterday
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    S'pore Gets More Food' 54,000 Bags Of Flour
    121 8 Standard Staff Reporter ANOTHER LARGE food cargo, Eacfauliag .Vl.OOO i M been brought here by the Blue Funnel >U\p i lliaron. *fetch li > her sailing time by 14 hours, due to lack of ?o(1ohu >pa< Nearly every available space m the
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    $11,373,630 Paid In War Damage Claims
    161 8 $11,373,630 Paid In War Damage Claims Standard v i;»H Rrporli r Ul T Hb I'Amul $72,000,000 «»x ;:i*r f<»r ,1-' lion a- War i).;niai.«' P<ii|M HiialioH^ *iim si 1. '7 6.'>o was paid to rliiwimti m r«-j»<<i wwt compensatMM up il»»- cad §anumr} L 951. Another sum of $19,1 ha
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    Malaya Bought Most
    21 8 Of 2.109.864 bicycles ex] by U.K. m 1950, Malaya b tg c I ..--.< st number T.~ A. P.
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    UK EXCHANGE
    29 8 v Servi prices (Hi the H ■:._>: «lg EIKSIS.( El si HK$l 778 to Ma a $J HKSO I lv one I HK*: :m ;7j to one i
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    TRAVERS VISITS SINGAPORE
    10 8 TRAVERS VISITS SINGAPORE Lon<: I T Mr FRANK TK AVERS
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    Ruober Share Are In Good Demand
    96 8 SINGAPOBE, Kri. I !.< n w mbbm m \\w v lah:%an ulian marl of re«trirto4 i!j«' wlmmc Hi tin tion of the market remaine I buying. Industrial I Bn^ed pri re: DfIMTSIKIAI I B mon Colls. 1 .:iT\ I S.C d Storage 5.20 Straits
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    LABUAN'S CORAL AIRSTRIP Important Link In S. East Asia
    229 9 LABUAN'S CORAL AIRSTRIP Important Link In S. East Asia By IVOR KRAAL, Standard Staff Reporter LABUAN AIRPORT— with its 80 to 100 aircraft movements every month has become an important air junction m the growing chain of air links existing m the South China Sea area. Labuan has connections now
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    36 9 photo. Brigadier L. F. Weiler, Provost Marshal of the War Office, arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas Constellation m the course of a tour of inspection of various Army Police units m the Far Last. standard
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    Tug Leaves For H'kong
    43 9 Standard Shipping Reporter The o7 -ton tug Sal valour which arrived m Singapore for bunkers and provisions from Chittagong, left for Hongkong yesterday. The tug is owned by Mollers Towages. The Salvalour is manned by a crew oi 37.
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    JAP SHIP ON RETURN TRIP
    43 9 Standard Shipping: Reporter The Japanese freighter Tarushima Maru. which passed through Singapore recently with a cargo of Japanese cement for Indian ports, called at Singapore yesterday on her homeward voyage with a cargo of iron ore for Kobe.
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    5 SHIPS GROUNDED
    38 9 WASHINGTON. Feb. 16: (AP)— The U.S. Navy reported on Thursday that live American vessels including the .submarine. Bugara. were washed aground by a storm m Tokyo Bay on Wednesday. No loss of life was reported.
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    Egyptian Vessel To Call At Singapore
    93 9 Standard Shipping Rcporlor AN Egyptian freighter-passenger hhip the Star of Assuan, under charter to the Rfessageries .Maritimes line, is expected m Singapore early next week. The vessel, which loaded at Marseilles, is on her way to Kobe. The Star of Assuan, owned by the
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    Fifty Students Sail In Charon
    105 9 Standard Shipping Correspondent THE last batch of 50 Malayan students returning to Australian universities, is expected to leave by the Charon today. l Nearly all the students have spent at least a term m the universities. One of the new students is Tan Boon Chor
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    German Woman For Air Rally
    67 9 NEW DELHI, Feb. Iti.— Twenty-one pilots, representing six flying clubs m the country, are taking part m an air race to be held m connection with the air rally m Kanpur starting from tomorrow. Among the -1 pilots are three women. A number of foreign
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    7 DEPORTEES IN RAJULA
    38 9 PENAXG. Fri.— The Rajula arirved here today from Singapore on her way to India with ci Indian deportees, including a woman. They are being held m the police lock-up until the ship leaves port.
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    53 9 photo The 'office* of the plush-lined interior of the Grumman Mallard amphibian which has arrived at Kalian? Airport. The plane flies Royal Dutch Shell Company executives around Indonesia. Pictured inside the amphibian are: (left to right) Mr. K. L. Tobing, wireless operator, Cant. J. I. Vermeulen, pilot, and Mr. L.
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    Singapore Conference
    28 9 Standard Staff Reporter MR. J. K. SWIRE, managing director of Butterfield and Swire. Hongkong, has arrived by Cathay Pacific Airways for an important shipping conference here.
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    Japan Agrees To Renounce FishingRights
    117 9 Japan Agrees To Renounce FishingRights WASHINGTON. Feb. 16: (AP) The Japanese Government has announced a voluntary agreement to bar its nationals temporarily from major fishing areas m the Eastern Pacific and Bering Sea. The ban is to be effective until after Japan regains full sovereignty with the signing of a
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    BROKEN SHIP SAILS UNDER OWN STEAM
    86 9 TOKYO, Feb. l(i: (ReuterAAP) The stern section of {he 4.928 tons Swedish motorvessel Christer Salen which broke m half off the east coast of Japan on Thursday, \va: today proceeding under her own steam towards Tokyo Bay. The bow section was reported drifting m
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      695 9 1 AST REGULAR TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE Direct Overland t ran cisco, Los Angeles. All American Canadian Cities ..tTKENBAC. I 7&. fig?" fSOL. Accepting cargo for Hongkong, Kobe, Yokohama. FV>T REGULAR SERVICE C.S.A. (WEST COAST) PFRSLAN GULF via JAPAN HONGKONG Spore. ||t J I. LUCKENBACH 25 Feb. Rbeeptinfl cargo for Colombo.
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      43 9 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Spore P. S'hara Penang f KERTOSOXO 19/21 BLITAR 10/11 March 12 March 13 March t Omits Aden. Calls Port Sudan Jeddah direct, ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD Shipping Department Tel: 5071 Ext. 19 19
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      617 9 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA U.K. CONTINENT S'p«"e. P. S'taam. Prnanf "INDIA" for Bangkok, Hongkong Si Manila (Ma U :6 •KAMBODIA" for Hongkons. Kobe Yokohama M Pteb 2 Mar -LALAXDIA" for Bangkok 1-7 Mat 1-1 Mar 26^28 Mftf. "FIONIA" for Bangkok I r. 7-7 Mar. ♦> t> ««r. "KVERXAAS" fop Baigon& Bangkok
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      274 9 [air arrivals) ''j'l<^ i ''{and DEPARTURES] **~r<^* Arrivals PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS from .M.t!:ilj "<.:;t» a.m. Q.L.A.-BOAC from London via Calcutta p.m. BOAC Argonaut. from London via Xeßombo 8.45 p.m. from Hongkong :;.l.'» p.m. BIIARAT AIRWAYS from Calcutta l'.:>o p.m. MALAYAN' AIRWAYS DAKOTA from Mi-dan, Penan?. Taiping, Ipoh, Koala Lumpur ♦>.;{,">
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      181 9 renna. Fernbay, Straat Soend... Talanq; Akar, alui Ann. Mapia, Pemba. Inchmay, Eastern Trader. Bali. Orna, tadia, Indrapoera. Star Aloyon L i Charante, Slamat, Sirsa. INNER ROADS F. Amnuputgy, Darter, Halvd.m. Kah Soon. Tut' Ann. Perak, Elsie Moiler Darvel. Tout; Hontj. Kampar, Lam San, Rasa, M.T.S. 12, Mm Huang, Batocbahra, Hennehn
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      192 9 For Colombo, Bombay, Karachi and Persian Gulf Port a Mar. 3: Star Betel^euse, sails Mar. 1. MAERSK LINE Cornelius Maersk. loads 6'pore Feb. 20. for U.S. East Coast. Laura Maersk louds Spore Feb. 27. for P. 1., H'kong, Japan and U.S. West Coast. Gertrude Maersk, for Colombo, Bombay. Karachi, and
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      200 9 BURNS PIIII.P LINE (From Australia) Mar. 4: Br.ic-ide. BANK LINE (ln>m E. S. Africa A; Mauritius) Gujarat, due end of Feb. ONION STEAMSHIP (From New Zealand) Wairata due Mar. 10. DJAKARTA LLOYD (For Djakarta) La Capirena loading Feb. 16. FLOTTA LAI RO NAPLES (For C'oiombo. Pt. Said. Naples, Marseilles Genoa
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    FED. SEARCH FOR NEW HOSTESSES
    86 10 I.TORE istesses are being souj m the Federation i i augn umber ah [3 >■ gaged S gapore's S 1 v. :n Cabai et, membe the m tnagement told The Standa d y< sterday. T.t> number of g i 3 enW iners now ith <*
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    French Censors Give Nudes The Go-By
    400 10 OARIS, Fri. 16 (AP) Movies with nudes are okay to French censors, but tluy will nol stand for brass k luckles. "We think ii do s lei s harm said ope Information Ministry officials, for i hildren to see a nude woman ;:n to
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    CARDINAL CALLS FOR BOYCOTT
    98 10 \EW v r>HK. Feb (UPj Car Una) Fram Sp 11--m. Ar ibishop oi York, i I upoi til Cat o- m A:- hdiocese <• :itly to boyc >tt Elobt i R', ellini's Latest film, "The M c." i )il Spei' nan >''i v 1 cond nn
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      133 10 |ICIAST3 3 I \DAYS! -j^HURRY!# MEW hIHAMBM GET THE NEW ALHAMBRA HABIT! DAILY I I:^| SHOWS 6 45 tV f>: {j Paramount 's Ez£l Tome THE BUCCANEERS' mH- R» Sto tejj TONIGHT at MIDNIGHT 1 "Take Me With Yen"! I ,c hoodlum i tl r hi,'. tcho *hare h twisted
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      122 10 PHONf NO *****-KYIANC 80.^ LAST Two Shows At: 1 at ;]CJ. 6.56 7.15 p.m 9.15 p.m. va, ?^±S;, Raine, "ROGUES OF SHERWOOD m Republic's FPRFQT" "SINGING GUNS* 1 rUALOI Thriliißg Outdoor Western (Technicolor) Drama! Tomorrow At 11.90 AM. Today Matlne< 2 3 0 p "EEOSR AGENTS VS. WHITE SAVAGF UNDERWORLD,
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      281 10 ji PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO BE IN <! THEIR SEATS PROMPTLY, AS THERE i| ARE NO SUPPORTING SHORTS OWliN€ TO THE LENGTH OF THIS 1 ILM. Unprecedented Crowds Stormed The GQsmm I •assamaam TIL. LiCJ v YESTERDAY SO BOOK KOWt -TODAY--610.45 i.30 400 r MAu/r G. 45 9.30 p.m. JflU
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      98 10 /vLb^^ 4 SKOWS c i VHrj NOTE ALTERED TIMES TO-DAY 9 a. m. 12.45 4.45 I v, SUNDAY 10a.m. 7.45-5.30 9. J5 THERE IS NO BUSir LIKE THE SUPERMAN BUSINESS..'. Columbia s f B AT O M MAN AN 3" 7 -i P F ATEN c 'v W A SUPtRMAN
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    Bach Cantata To Highlight Malaya University Concert
    597 11  - Bach Cantata To Highlight Malaya University Concert ANACRUSIS MUSIC NOTES By l !ii\«*r>ily of Malaya Momc Society ji »«;iiin«; a concert i ||ie < »«'i Tions» Hum on Sal unlay next, j nuurj 2 1. m which Society*! orchestra H n<! < hoir *»ill he con. i l>% Paul Ahih
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    22 11 i Oioir. Sorial H«ft and iral Soc'ievj. 5 M s c FisPored by S v i B f>
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    For the Discophile REVIEWS OF NEW RECORDINGS
    893 11 For the Discophile REVIEWS OF NEW RECORDINGS MO/XKT K.,|ui.r:i m I) minor. K. >'''■. H.t Tasslaari 1 soprano" l.bf Misnjni imcz/o suprano), IVrruct io l.iiliwini itennri. Italo Tajo ibasM. i karai a- OufcuUa of th«- uak »un? m Latin and Itali.m »m\ pimti 1 Wr tten when Me aurt*a u
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    Japan Has Strong Asian Games Team
    134 11 NEW DELHI, Feb. 16.— Japan is sending 83 competitors and officials to participate m the Asian Games m New Delhi from March 4to 11. The contingent, I which is flying to India m two batches, will arrive m New Delhi on February 27 and
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    29 11 The Ipoh Kheh Community Badminton team (m jackets) travelled to Penang to play a match against the Peakview B. P. last Saturday. Picture shows both teams with their officials.
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    S'PORE SERVICES BEATEN IN HK
    84 11 HONGKONG, Fob 16 (ReuterAAP)- The Hongki.it; Football Club last evening defeated Vie Si gapore Combined Se vices' i igjger tourist! by eight potntl to six. In im exciting game. Singapore led by six poinis to fi\«* M result of a penalty shot by Harrison En
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    Five Teams For Tamil League
    54 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Kn-Fi\« teams, each sponsored by t President, TPCA. Mr Cm 91 isami, Dato E E C 1 v raisingham, Mr. R P s P.. rooria. Dr. M. Vaithilingam ai i Mr Edwin Nicholas ha\ t v U 1 for the Tamil Football League
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    Standard's Selections
    112 12 O//:e Dar/e* 1 Goy Reveller *Minorou > Time Test ■.aa^i^.t'ha.w^- "ja. rATiwL rss."" 01 1""--v,, 11. fa,, l».t K .^aig M M; j ■"""0.n.!.. K^Kff"" 0 ""VlfiM "^rr,,.; -j^r 7 i^u, c^!. aw "«3. FAX k.,, .Ta^^ tT^^Z i B^"""" CAS L A k' tokihk.w tob\c;(;.\n tob<k;gan river
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    DANIELS HAS STRONG CARD FOR B. TIMAH
    884 12 WITH to good o«e» m Toboggan and Happy Trareller, both ol -li IVI c the and Bukit limah coarse, Trainer Keith Daniels holds a strong hand m ihe main event— a nine furlong rare for Oasa 1 Dhr. I. Ikh4s— today, Ac opening
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    Standard's RACE CARD
    1299 12 Standard's RACE CARD RACE 1: Hotter. Clou, 2 Div. I—6 Fun. 5 yds.: 2.00 P.M. 6. 000 Smiling Through a 8.00 -Quartette Kongsi Hobbs opened SCRAXCHINGSi -d c-,^,,1. .jon 2ii Alnhomnc 4v 000 "Mining Kongsi K. oreuKeien 013 Midnight ty £ll Madam Ida Oei& Yap Kirn Hoe Parker 014 Brilliant
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    ADOREE TO MEET CHARLIE GAMAGE
    116 12 WRESTLING fans i R 1 1 Srsi class entertanunent ai the Happy World Stadium tonighi X ppinC an attracti\ arc the French -Canadian g t Cbampj a, A:.d: < A.doree and Australian toughest na C I lie Carnage. rive iye been v this nal comlr.
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    2 Came Home
    17 12 RANGO >N Feb. II I igh n p;i?c- taking h::: inc. m t race.
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    VICTORIA SCHOOL WIN JUNIOR SOCCER CLASSIC
    302 12 OVER 500 secondary school students cheered themselves hoarse as they watched a junior soccer ''classic" between the Colony's two big r'.val schools Raffles Institution and the Victoria School The game which was played on the School ground yesterday resulted m a 4 3 win
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    Sarawak Making Big Effort For Ong-Marjan Fund
    123 12 THE POH Lirn-Marjan fun.l af U $6,352.80. Yesterday** donations totalled The Sarawak sportsmen have pledged th an all-out effort to help the fund, k!i.,|,. Sarawak daily, Sarawak Triluine, km no* Singapore-Federation-Sarawak-norino proh the pojiular champions to the All-Fn i. ■nipt. The Sarawak Tribune
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