Singapore Standard, 3 January 1952

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard :l. II NO. 185. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Cales Still Blowing Atlantic
    158 1 Cales Still Blowing Atlantic •N l.iv > Kruli r 1 vr ntk galea were still 1115 h 1 ril this nutrniii?. .■ut<r London urt-.i its tir>t >nou ol |ac i v m!-- m.i n% ro.ifi>. m I tad \orth«ti> j i r>- 11 t hound. \ni< m mii Irn^hlrr I
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    DeathDogged These 100
    18 1 DeathDogged These 100 V&D lea la I AAP) m a Epi N- Hebi on C: Da) repoi 1Epi
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    3-Hour Battle In Ismailia
    269 1 3-Hour Battle In Ismailia CAIRO. EGYPT, Jan. 2 U*). ll««a\\ ni_lit firing lor tlirt'«* lionrn between I Kriii-.li forces and Egyptian! UJM-rilla fighters inaumiral- j id the New Year m Igmailia, Iroable spol m the (anal A Bri: ish i! n 9 -■>■ i a r l i ■ii i
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    ONE-FOR-ONE EXCHANGE
    470 1 Picture by Pfter Robinson Studios. Communists Ask r or Time To Study UN's 6-Point Po\Y Plan PANMUINJOM, Jan. 2 (Reuter)— The Communists agreed today to stud\ a new United Nations plan lor exckmge ot Korean war prisoners on a one for our basis. The six-point proposal linked the
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    Honours List
    203 1 Till lulliiw iiit; hi Hi* Honour. List uhieh Has re ceived on late lor inclusion m (Ik- previous list issued by the Puhlie Relations Office m Singapoi <•: (.It. i Military Division)— Rear Admiral V K. iflsH Mmcrieff. 1). 50.. I la g Officer, Second m Command, Far
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    MacLeod Foresees Solid Progress In Campaign This Year
    367 1 Standard Mart" Correspondent M VI V LI Ml'l X, Wed. The hope was expressed I>> Mr. 11. MaeLeotl, President of the Malayan Association, at a meeting tonight that 1952 will show some real solid progress m the eanipaijjn against militant < ommunism.
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    Holiday Deaths In US: 1,350
    71 1 CHICAGO, Jan. 2 (Reuter). —More than 1,350 people lost their lives m the United States m accidents during the Christmas and New Year holidays. The death toll for the New Year Holiday (including the weeken I I was 569 compared with the ■:■> 789 total
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    Guardian Against Military Chief
    61 1 standard London Correspondent LONDON. Jan 2 Another opponent of military chief for Malaya entered 'the lists today when the Manchester Guardian opened editorial fire saying, ""It the government does choose soldier it will clearly have to d,) a I"! ol explaining," m view oi Malayan opposition
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    Four Crash Bodies Found
    84 1 HONGKONG, Jan 2 (ReuterAAP) An ufticial release Horn the office of the Assistant Tinted States .Vivul Attache tori iv .said the b>)dies ot the four missing crew members ot the American Navy P.B. Mariner vi era! t which crashed into Kowl)on Bay oil New Year's eve
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    Half Of World's Population Starving
    52 1 LONDON. Jan. 1. «UP> Nearly onebalf of the population of the worid is still subsisting on a diet which is "well below the minimum necessary for health and efficiency", Su Benei*;j! R:iu. India's delegate to the United Nations told a conference m Central Hall Westminster
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    Iran Premier GivenWeekTo Decide On Aid
    128 1 TEHERAN, Jan 2 Reuter)— Premier Mohammed Mossadeq was today given a week to decide whether he wants United States aid under conditions similar to that given to other countries usually reliable sources i said here. The Premier who has rejected American military, technical and
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    KED MOBS BEAT UP SWISS NUNS
    169 1 KED MOBS BEAT UP SWISS NUNS HONGKONG. Jan 2 (AP) i Three Catholic Sisters of Swiss nationality were forced to stand before a Communist incited crowd m the Manchurian city of Changchun for 11 hours recently while they were slapped, cuffed and spat upon. All were more than 50 years
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    Ex-Soyiet Minister Dies
    62 1 L LONDON Jan. 1 <UP> Moscow Radio announced today that former Soviet Foreign yfinijter Maxim Litvinov died at the age of 73. Ltivinov, former Ambassador to the United States and chief representative of Soviet international co-operation between the two World Wars, went out (»l power and public
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    Reds Trying To 'Convert' Allied PoWs
    161 1 MUNSUN, KORF.A.. Jan 2 (UP) Rear Admiral R X Libby, tTie one-man United Nations" Sub-committee debating the exchange of prisoners m the Korean truce talks, said tonight there are strung indications the Reds have tried to -convert" Allied captives to Communism. The slight little
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    Quiet On The Front
    149 1 EIGHTH ARMY. KORF.A. Jan. 2 (UP)— United Nations and Communist soldiers ushered m 1952 New Year's Day with one of the quietest days on the front m recent weeks. Only one light Red probe was reported along the entire 145--mile front About 2G patrol contacts were
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    Police Chief Kills Self
    75 1 JAKARTA. Jan. 2 < Reuter\\p\ Acting Police Commissioner. Mr. A. S Keulen. committed suicide m bis office at the poiice headquarters m Jakarta on Monday it was [earned today. Motives for the suicide are not known. f The Commissioner killed himseU by firing a bullet Irom
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    Air France Plane Crashes, 6 Killed
    31 1 TANANARIVA, Madagascar, Jan. 2 (AFP)— Six people were killed and five injured when an Air Fiance plane crashed yesterday between Tananariva and Sajnbavaoa, northern Madagascar.
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    Truman's Dateline
    35 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (AP) Dt* ■''<> at u" Coti tiie>sm:i n Hays ot > quoted President Truman We- I f day .savin? he hope* to make known before Feb. 6 wheitiei he wilj. run again.
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    Fiji Troops Due Today
    52 1 THE iD\ INCI part; Ist Fiji i nent, a s dnes is due to Chai p m rhe Ail] ii«. ibout l«» g( rhe main bodj ol battalion will ai rive by sea itei the month 1 c '.i-nt of Fiji on M t was though!
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    DENTISTS ARE APPREHENSIVE
    607 2 Views On Public Health Nurses (Dental) Scheme Dubious Advan tage, Says Doctor Cole Standard Staff Reporter Ql ALIFIEI) dentists m Singapore are generally apprehensive of the Public Health Manci (Dental) >cheme which offers girls the opportunity to study dentistry for practice on M'hoolrhildren. Here are some of
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    $1,000 Bail In Lottery Case
    45 2 BAIL OF $1,000 was uttered to Ting Sing Huat m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when he admitted assisting m a chap-ji-ki lottery at Sam Leong Road on Jan 1. The rase was postponed to .Tan. 9 for sentence.
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    Fund Drive For The Aged
    102 2 Fund Drive For The Aged J \\r VR\ V 2 tii Flag Daj i Sin gap Home w Aged n R tad. run the Littli State the Poor, V .;■:>■ ::V tltllte very Singapi >re c found to end the ir days re and c tmfort. i <•• aim So
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    Journal For Dentists Out
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    Armed Guard Was Asleep
    45 2 Armed Guard W as Asleep S lAI Yusol (.1 V m s gapo S Couii yest i tted sh ep- hit: with 1 X Airi m the eai ly horn s ol Jan 1 1 ice ii ectoi vaa on .o the V I Up.
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    Importers Of Chinese Delicacies Go Slow
    226 2 PRESERVED ducks and lapchiongs (Chinese sausages) will not be m such abundant supply this year as they were last year due to the cautious attitude of Chinese importers dealing m these delicacies. I; is estimated thai last year the importers sustained a loss of
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    50 RAF Malaya Babies To Compete For Cups, Toys
    253 2 50 RAF Malaya Babies To Compete For Cups, Toys MORE THAN fifty Malay babies, sons and daughters of men of the R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) and locally-recruit-ed members of 19 Air Formation Signal Regiment, will compete on Saturday m the first baby-show to be held at the R.A.F. Regiment Depot, Telok
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    Controller Praises Postmen, Public
    525 2 HIGH TRIBUTE was justly paid yesterday to the man whose Christmas and New Year begin only after he has delivered the holidays' cheer to others. He is the postman. After praising the local community for their considerateness m posting their Christmas mail early, Mr. W. A.
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    Hindus Begin 10-Day 'Pooja'
    49 2 SINGAPORE Hindus yesterday observed the first of a ten-day "Thiruvempa pooja"' (woj^hip). Every morning at 5.45» a.m., special poojas will be performed at almost all Hindu temples where sacred hymns are sung m the traditional manner with poojas and prayers. MR. J. K. L. JAMIESON
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    Two New Courts Begin Sessions
    184 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE NEW City Police Court sat for the first time yesterday and heard 10 arrest cases of the Registrar of Vehicles Department, and 34 cases of the City Cleansing Department. Mr. K. J. L. Jamie son. M.C.S. who was formerly, Magistrate m
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    Three Men Detained By Police
    210 2 pnoio. $w,ooo ROBBnr Stttiulanl Staff l{<-poi i. SffNCAPmrC Police Ik v, <l<tain< <l three Chinese mi-l>t-«*l«-<i lo he eonecrnetl it the theft of sI(UMH) uoni of matches from Baja Textile's MCMfgea, R;«fH« I'laee. on Htm Vcßt^fl I \c. The three men an t* d have
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    Man Who Taught The 5 Ks
    54 3 Man Who T aught The 5 Ks i\ Siagapre will 1 t.r.itr Uw !K»»th ■I (.uru dohind urr.it Imli.tn pstiiot ni stales- boi »t 1* >tn i |ac I.th i! i pn»\ imr i India rated a depure S > I Singh who I struct- c **K*a esei c X
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    GOAT'S MISDEED
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    EVIDENCE RECORDED
    75 3 EVIDENCE RECORDED ELEVEN labou ers seven Chinese arid four Indian were charged m the Singapore Third Police Court ye terday, with ■ing $3, >00 h i] h >: sheel be ging to the Gener il Transport Com- Dec i r\ -:ice ot the rfrsl pi >- ition witness, a lai
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    Farewell -For 10 Minutes
    104 3 Farewell -For 1 0 Minutes TEN minutes alter saying farewell to wives, children and friends yesterday afternoon at rain sodden Kallang Airport, passengers of the London bound BOAC Argonaut returned. A minor engine defect had developed as the aircraft was warming up for a takeoff. Last night the plane flew
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    $6,571.92 For SATA
    127 3 $6,571.92 For SA TA THE Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association gratefully acknowledges the following donations totalling $6,571.92. Mr. Sevia Singh $10: Mis. G.A. Saunders $10; Mrs. Thambyah $50 Mr. A. Donald $10; Mr. Chia Soo Sieu-, Junior Technical School $20. Messrs. Friends Co. $;i0; Messrs. Harper, Gilfillan Co.. Ltd. $250: Messrs.
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    Youth Pleads GuiltYy o Cheating
    57 3 Youth Pleads GuiltYy o Cheating TAN HO CHENG (18) pleaded guilty m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, to cheating Koo Hual Seng, by dishonest!.' inducing the latter to deliver to him two watches at the Happy World Park on Nov. 10. The case was postponed to Jan. 9 t
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    'PAID' DID NOT MEAN PAID SAY S CLERK
    364 3 'PAID' DID NOT SAYS MEAN PAID cum CLERK Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE merchant, Chung Song Thiam. proprietor of Chop Cling Hua Seng m Boat Quay, appeared for trial m the First Criminal District Court yesterday on three charges of contravening the Colony's Finance Regulations. Chng, who claimed trial through
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    CALL TO YOUTHS
    57 3 AN INVITATION has been extended to young Malayans to join "The Youth of All Nations" —an independent, non-political, non-sectarian and non-profit making organisation. This organsiation has its headquarters m New York City and nas members m over 40 countries. Those interested are asked to contact Mr. K.
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    DEBATE ON THOSE EXTRA SUMS
    307 3 Expert's Advice For Councillors SINGAPORE < ilv < otimilloi^ *ill -it another chance to disctuw ;it length the ytegtiow <>( extra payments^ over and :il»o\< i those stipulated m contracts, to contractor! for iln* rasir Panjaiiii Power Station project* The opportunity will be given the
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    FALSE WITNESS, CHARGE
    104 3 FALSE WITNESS, CHARGE QUEK EE HONG va m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with giving a false statement. While m the course of police Investigation into gambling rase, on Sepl 13, Quek was alleged to have made a statement before a woman Police Serge tni that he saw, "many
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    Army Nurses Due Today
    140 3 TWENTY-EIGHT othei ranks of the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps who ii arrive on the Empress of Australia today, will be posted to the British Military Hospital, j Thej will come under the same regulations as the Women's Royal Army Corps. This is the first
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    Denies Extortion
    45 3 TEO AH LEXG. mi charged m the Singapore Fourth Police^ Court yesterday, with extorting $7 from Soh Kirn Lian by threat* ening to assault him on the Mandai Road on Oct. 24 Last Teo claimed trial and a;k :v manded till Jan. 9.
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    POLICE CONCERT FOR 'BETTER UNDERSTANDING'
    282 3 POLICE CONCERT FOR 'BETTER UNDERSTANDING TO PROMOTE better understanding between the members of the Singapore Police Force and the public, a free concert, the first of its kind, will be staged by members of the rank and file a! the Victoria Memorial Hall on Jan. 11 and 12. Rehearsals for
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    Power Cats
    163 3 SUBSTATIONS m Singapore liable 1<» load shedding today: DAY Rangoon Kd., Towner Rd.. Serangbon Kd.. Senneti Estate, Koium Ayer, McPherson Rd.. Kiia Chuan Kd.. Boundary Rd., Florence Rd Upper Serangoon, Vio ChO Kaiis Kd.. <Jo\t. Printlug \\k«.. Woodleißh Pk Braddt'll H«'iK«it^. Arthur Kd.. L'K Katong, Broadrit k Kd..
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    Hid Slips Tn Shoe
    81 3 BAIL of $5,000 m two sureties was ottered to Quek Teck Swee. aged 3G. m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to assisting m a chap ji ki lottery at Pagoda Street on Dec. 29. Quek was arrested by a detective at
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    TWO BROKE IN: CHARGE
    71 3 TWO CHINESE. Koh Seng Koon and Chiang Kay Choo were jointly charged m the Singapore Second 1 Police Court yesterday, with breaking into the premises of Ng Chwee Eng at Tanjong Pagar Road on the morning of Dec. 29. Chiang was alternatively charged with dishonestly retaining
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    Smokes For Singlets: $850
    53 3 ONG HER YAM C2B), was fined $850. m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday when he admitted having 25 pounds of dutiable cigarettes. Ong. who was arrested at Havelock Road on Dec. 'M last. told the Court that he got the cigarettes from a sailor m
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    NEW YEAR FUN
    49 3 FOUR CHINESE were fined $.°,O each m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, when they admitted gambling at the Singapore Harbour Board Coolie lines on Jan 1. Tiiey told the Court that it was New Year's day and they wanted to have a bit of fun.
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    EXTORTED $50: TWO CHARGED
    67 3 TWO CHINESE. Tung Kok Hong <22>. and Liew Chong *18>. were jointly charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with trying to exMrt $50 from Bong Hock Eng by putting him m 'ear of assault at an address m Sims Avenue on Jan. 1. The
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    Stole Beer, Three Months
    66 3 CHAN AH ROW, a s Eiai ix mi Bur d labourer. sentencrd to thro,. m >nthl rifioi oiu impi i» nmei I I be I i lowed i>\ mm J m Police ipei v ision w :ien he w 1 guilty* of Btealing beci". from a
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    DIDN'T REPORT
    56 3 MOHD. YKTIH Ma I (2.1 1 w.(S sentenced to I month- rigorous imprisonmenl to be followed bj one v «-.<' i police .supervision, m thr> Sing* pore Fourth Police ouri (nettei day, for failing to ien «1 t P:i> i Leb ii P lice s i on Mas
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    GOVT. SHOULD GAIN TRUST OF CHINESE, — MacLeod
    545 4 GOVT. SHOULD GAIN TRUST OF CHINESE, MacLeod Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. "In tins country we have a very large community who since the inoccupation of Malaya have not had the treatment which matches up with the standard we require for all. I refer to the Chinese," said Mr.
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    OneRed Bagged Daily
    132 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— An average of one bandit a day. or more than one-third of the total unber of bandit losses m the Federation last year, were acC Minted for m Johore. where 2 .)*i were killed GU surrendered and l! captured. Included m the killed are
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    GURKHAS KILL 'FIRST 1952' RED
    154 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The first bandit to he killed this year fell to the guns of the 1/7 Gurkhas m Hahau, Nejjri Semhilan. yesterday. The Gurkhas wore with- drawing from ambush positions when they saw three bandits. They opened lire killing one.
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    Cut In Rail Services
    55 4 KOALA LUMPL'R, Wed. The Malayan Railway Administration announces a curtailment m the passenger train services between here and Penang on Sunday. Jan 6. The day mail trains between here and Ipoh will be cancelled but the local train service between Ipoh and Tan.jong: Malim will run,
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    MCA TO HONOUR SIR CHENG LOCK
    59 4 MALACCA. Wed.— The Malacca branch oi the Malayan Chinese Association is meeting shortly to make arrangements to honour Dato Sir Cheng Lock Tan. the first Chinese m the Federation to be knighted. Mr. Tan Sic.v Sin told The Standard that his father would like
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    Courts Busy On New Year's Day
    84 4 MALACCA, Wed. Government uflices opened on New Year's Day for the first time. Thus is m substitution tor the Wesak holiday But many commercial firms here were closed The Courts were busy yesterday Magistrate Mr J H Loch created a precedent when he wished
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    Acquitted
    74 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Low Kah Sung. 22-year-old surrendered enemy personnel from Kaiang. was today acquitted and discharged without being called upon to make his defence, by Mr A.P. Jack m the First Magistrate's Court, on a charge of attempted extortion. Low alleged to have attempted to extort $200 from
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    FIVE HURT
    28 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— Five peopie were injured, two seriously, m three motor accidents on New Years Day. All five have been admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Drunk-Fined $5
    26 4 Drunk Fined $5 JIGABALAM NAIM, aged 40, \vos charged with being drunk and incapable and was fined $5 by the Muar Magistrate, Che Mnnsoor bin Sahol.
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    N.S. Youth Council Meeting
    92 4 N.S. Youth Council Meeting SEREMBAN. Wed Representatives from nine youth organisations were present when the Negri Sembilan Youth Council held its annual meeting under the chairmanship of Mr. Ng Keam Nyen The meeting appointed a subcommittee to draw up plans for the forthcoming Youth Week to be held from Feb
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    Holiday For The Stork
    63 4 Standard Stall Reporter JOHORE BAIIRU, Wed.— I ive New Year babies were born at the Maternity Hospital, Johore Bahru. The babies were four males three Chinese and one Indian and one Chinese baby girl. An official of the Hospital said that this was rather unusual because
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    $20,000 Library Building
    91 4 $20,000 Library Building Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Wed.—Sercmban is to have a public library building costing $20,000 which is an extension of the Seremban International Public Library project launched some time ago. It i.s expected to be ready by ;he middle of this year. This was revealed by the British
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    Soldier To Stand Trial
    179 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— J.J Lloyd. a 32-year-old British soldier attached to the No 3 Coy RASC, today committed to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of robbery, by Mr. A P Jack m the First Magistrate's Court He was alleged to have robbed
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    Mohd Sopiee: IMP Has Bluffed Me
    206 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— "l joined the Independence of Malaya Party as a Socialist. I took the IMP to be a party like the Indian National Congress. I have been disillusioned and I am ashamed I made a mistake," said Inche Mohamed
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    JCSA Nominee
    27 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. An extraordinary general meeting of the Johore Civil Service Association wa.i held this evening to elect a nominee for the State Council.
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    New Year Dinner
    18 4 SEREiMBAN, Wed.— The Chinese Reaoing Circle celebrated the New Year with a dinner held here.
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    Monks,Nuns Forced To Marry
    191 4 Monks, Nuns Forced To Marry Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Reminding his listeners' over Radio Malaya tonight that the Communists m China gave an assurance that Chinese overseas families would be looked after with special care by the Red Government. "Lav Wong," referred to letters he had received from friends
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    Twin Boy Was Ipoh's First New Year Baby
    130 5 Standard S4arf Correspondent IPOH, Wed.-A twin boy, bora to the wife of a rubber tapper, Tham Ah Seng, was the first baby m Ipoh to.. greet the New Year. He was born m the Ipoh District Hospital at 12.20 ajn. The first
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    Grubbed In A Dustbin For New Tear's Food
    160 5 M K2IL t ?L 1 A hr i*^ 1 oif ''"«**r »o k« produced before MaMnte On- Arshad. this year was 60-year-old O« w?4 y*^^ ad to r mov from tlie dock after b« oi *lmii e^ COWrt h< WOttW Hke dellw!
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    One In Hundred Flats For Police
    266 5 One In Hundred Flats For Police TUX Siagijpoit laptwwuti Trust m n» h«»lp rrlirvr tbe bouaiag problem of the Pettre. The Estate* Committee 3nd the Board of the Trust have agreed to allot <>;ie out oi every 100 completed flats to 'he Police. Reveal iag tnis to The Standard yesterday.
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    PLANE LOAD OF FLO WERSATFAIR
    145 5 PLANE LOAD OF FLO WERSA TFAIR 4 "GALA FUN FAIR" will W h«-ld on Jan. 13 ai I7*>, Barfl^v Road m aid of lh«- R«maLrUh»ra M'ihmmmi K<hm* Horn*-. T?ii.> fair, which is to i>e trpen :i »m 2 p.m. to 10 j> m. is under ;h? patrooafe wl the Commisaoner
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    Sir Cheng Lock Gets Greetings
    119 5 Sir Cheng Lock Gets Greetings Standard Staff rwrrespoadf'nt j IPOH. Wed. The Perak i Chinese community today te!e- graphed "hearty congratula- tioos" to Dato Tati Client Lock who was awarded a knighthood |by the King on New Year's Day. The message was sent by Mr. Lav Pjk Khuan Perak Chinese
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    Thai Woman Harboured Reds: Jailed
    85 5 AI.OR STAR. W«d.— A 50--v«»ar-old Siamese woman C'hee iian. of Kampong Kurau, North Kedah. was convicted and .sentenced to five years r.i. by the President of the Sessions Court yesterday, for harbouring armed bandits m May and June last year. it was revealed that this
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    New Designation
    26 5 THE title **Marine Superintendent, Federation ol Malaya" •ias been i eplaced by the new title oi "Director of Macine Fedei ation of .\laij\ :< j
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    BCG Drive To Last 5 Years
    261 5 CUBICLES ARE BIG PROBLEM Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Wed.— Tlie BCC campaign, w bi< I, started )a»t year, is continuing and may produce r^atisfactory reaulu m the future, but it i» |<>tig term policy, Dr. R. D. Gross, the Acting Director of Medical Services,
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    CITY HAS MANY JOBS FOR 1952
    339 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE YEAR !*>.">2 will >«*#» many of the Hp«*rial service projects of ihe Singapore i.'uy Councillors j£o ott the draft i»nard. Some of these projects will Ue completed during the ?ear. i The fif-.t phase of development viil be completed ">
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    Municipal Balance Up By $68,000
    121 5 PKNANG. Wed. The Penang Municipality expects to have a balance of nearly $290,000 for last year instead of only $132,000, forecast when the earlier second Supplemental Budget was prepared. Municipal President. Mr. H. Ward said this: ai a special meeting of Municipal Council lors when
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    'Kirby' Students Visit Piccadilly
    309 5 LONDON, Jan. 2. Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus and other London spots had an extra sprinkling of Malayan faces last night as the 120 teachers who arrived yesterday m the Chtisan scattered to take advantage of their one day m London before proceeding to their training college
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    NOTE FOR STUDENTS
    49 5 NOTE FOR STUDENTS THE FOLLOWING new rl«««ei will be stared on Saturday ■< the Netaji Memorial Libi iry'i Hindi Hit»h Sch<jol. N> 6 SMC Course Lome. Beginners dMMI, P' itfhaflUC MadhyanuL Raklnia BHatha Thei c will ajao be ajMCtal classes For Scnlffi Cambridge students takini idndl < 3 tfat*' second
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    Goldsmith Gives Cocktail Party
    109 5 HUNDREDS turned up at the rofktail party given yesterday by Mr Yeo Jin Guat, pioprir•i»r of Chop Yeo Jin Gnat gold .-.m i t ri and exchange commission jjjent. at South Bridge Road. The occasion was the opening »f the new premises, which is i ipacious
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      61 5 Methodist Church: Geyla^g StiaiLs. W.S.C.S. meeting Mrs. Lim Hin Lay 4 p.m Testimony meeting— Mr. Chia Chye Kaon 5.30 p.m y.W.C.%.: Ballroom dancing class 5 7 p.m.; Dressmaking class 10 a.m. Singapore Guo Clsb: Practice shoot at Biik'* Tknah Raii£e 5 p.m ,~:T*vis> rif SAYS HERE>-— -^TmnOT SURPfcttafctfl f^^^^^f A
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper School For Duds?
    848 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper School For Duds? E wag an admonishing finger at Mr Tweedledee > and Mi Tweedledum rushes to his defence. This, w€ tak< it, to a sign thai the tnbal instinct has noi died i ii among members of the reaucrac^ T.» still know how to
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    DO NOT SPLIT THE RANKS OF MALAYAN TEACHERS!
    527 6 DO NOT SPLIT THE RANKS OF MALAYAN TEACHERS! Sir; Much as I lie TVacherb' Unions dislike washing dirty linen" m public, they feel that it i* time a reply was marie to miiiic of the misleadinj: statements which ha\e appeared m the Prestj from lime to lime giving a very
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    Review of Views
    173 6 Review of Views Kampong Schools "IT is the Government policy In three or four Stales m Malaya parents who do not send their children to Schools are prosecuted." said U tttin Melayu editorially. The p.iper therefore wondered why today, when most Malay parents have shown their ciesire to nive education
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    400 6  -  SERGE DE (it N/1U KG, By PARIS. Jan. 2. HPHE deputies to the Big- Four foreign ministers the i Fnited States, Britain, France and Russia— are due t,, rneel i" London on .Jan. ii l to resume the discussion on an Austrian peace treaty. Since l! 47
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    The Mob Shouted— Tear Them To Pieces !
    1093 6 The Mob Shouted— Tear Them To Pieces A RECENT newspaper report described how a Persian leader, Abolghassem Kashani, tried to vindicate his honour, which had been attacked by 15 Deputies cf 'lie Persian Parliament. A mob gathered, and the fifteen Deputies, together with 70 newspaper editors, took refuge m the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    19 6 "Boss! Bloke 'ere wants to know if be can come la and tak« the wtltUt «iLJlif J««*!'U
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    We the PEOPLE
    657 6 We the PEOPLE Unions to negotiate successfully on the proposed salary scale, immediate steps were to be taken by the Teachers' Unions to make separate representations on Lena It of the graduates. It was pointed out thai "exhaustive* efforts might take quite a considerable time before the Union could give
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    The Cull Of Efficiency
    312 6 S A 1< d self, my interest s i < a p;i <•!•.■ into the < I ma•- I cult i < t ccci vinjj from Standard i f student com] elioi pv< i thi pul c 'niild bf LJndt the j ea L I pei
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    UN LEADER: 'NO WAR DANGER'
    262 7 Chairman Of Main Political C'ttee Of Assembly Hopeful PARIS, Jan. 2 (AP)— Finn Moe, Norwegian delegate ami chairman of the Political Committee ©I ilu' I General Assembly, !*ai<l last night he <»n! not see much danger oi war m 1952. 10 is tairman <>f th(
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    UN Assembly Resumes Work
    22 7 j after a U i krist < C 'Hal X a i abie*. I Philip StaU t.hr Pcutl rizt
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    Most Chinese In RI Accept Citizenship
    46 7 Most Chinese In RI Accept Citizenship ft J (AFP).— n eaJed to--10 per ceni I 'i' acq re IndoI be twothem 09 r» esian citizeoI 00Q i.ure--2,000,000 esian xtraeog m this > day > .■> publ:- l| > i the Nal rhey arc 1) Po. Gene- 5 lornI Chi S4
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    King Goes Shooting On Year's Day
    10 7 King Goes Shooting On Year' s Day 3 ales iot-
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    IS Hit By Cold Wave: Many Deaths
    228 7 IS Hit By Cold Wave: Many Deaths CHICAGO. Jan. 2, (UP).— A cold wave moved m with the New Year and 'he toll of holiday deaths on the highways i limbed steadily. Traffic fatalities climbed to 260 and safety experts feared that the homebound rush of travel might send the
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    AM 28 Die In Air Crash
    136 7 AM 28 Die In Air Crash PHOENIX ARIZONA, Jan 2. UPi Res< v planes found the eckage oi .i missing Air Force s c ing 28 pcrincluding 19 Wesi Point cadi :>. on a mountain peak yesterday and :i cowboy who reached the scene said "everybody is Arnold Johnson, the
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    Russians Said Interested In I-C 'Invasion'
    180 7 HONGKONG, Jan 2 (AP) T Increasing reports ii Hongkong's I independent vernacular press j point to the growing development lof the Red Kwangsi capital of Nanning as .t marshalling area for a projected invasion of Indo- I China The reports also claim thai Russian
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    Two Criminals Captured After Daring Escape
    174 7 Two Criminals Captured After Daring Escape AMIENS, FRANCE, Jan. 2. iAPi Two. condemned murderers who made Hollywood cowboy movie escape from their death cells yesterday were captured today, ending a 36-hour manhunt Trie two criminals. Leon Meurant, 32, a Belgian, and .Michel Courtin, 22, Frenchman, were captured on ;i Farm
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    Largest Ever Destroyer Almost Ready
    138 7 CAMDEX. Ji.r. 2 -AP^— The largest destroyer ever built by any navy is jr. final .shape for christening. The 5. 500-ton Norfolk v the first of a new line of destroyer leade?«. Built by the New York Shipbuilding Corp. she is scheduled to join :ne
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    US Missions Due Soon To Aid Spain
    172 7 SPAIN, Jan. 2. <AP) American officials announced last night that missions to negotiate economic and military agreements with Generalissimo Francisco Franco's government will arrive here soon. The agreements will be made wider terms of the Mutual Security Ad to provide economic and military
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    Stalin Message To Japs May Foreshadow Treaty
    276 7 TOk\O. Jan. 2 (l I Japanese ami Western diplomats wondered Unlay if Russia would follow up Sialin's friendly New Year** menage lo the Japanese people by offering to open peace Irealy negotiations. Although Japan has signed a treaty with most of the nations
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    Truman Works On New Year's Day
    80 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 2 (UP)— j President Truman spent New Year's clay working on his state ol union message alter going to bed before midnight on New Year's eve. With Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret m Independence, Missouri, the President was alone at Blair
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    Mrs. FDR Tops List Of 'Smartest Women'
    122 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 2 CUPI Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt yesterday headed the list of the "world's 12 smartest women" for the fourth consecutive year. Tiie editors of the Book of Knowledge said a poll conducted among newspaper writers, parents and educators also honoured Princess
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    US General In Red Hands
    71 7 US General In Red Hands photo. This picture obtained from a Communist source, is described as showing Maj Gen WilJg"S D /<™ «■«>■ former n m f and r *i? the U S 24tn Division, beine Loterviewed by Wilfred Bwchctt, correspondent f, )r the Communist Paper Cc Soir. m a
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    Chance To Win £6,250 For 2s 6d
    100 7 LONDON, Jan. 2. U r, Tht book mdk ing firm of Douglas Stuart yesterday acrffjied a bet of It Sd to £6,250 that oil of the '<-,'- -lowing would not ha\ i tins year. The Conservalivei to re maui m office. T).< Chelsea
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    Aw Protests Seizure Of His Canton Office
    314 7 HONGKONG, Jan. 2 P) Mnlti-niillionair. overseas Chinese l<'a<l<*r Ak Itoon Haw, who wan one of the fir>t larjjrls a non-complying on«-. though ihe Chinese Communisl extortion m< k»t. yesterda} protc>t«'<l again si ih«- forceful occupation of hi» Eng Ann Ton*; ofti« m Canton
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    UK Wants More Exchange Of Atomic Secrets
    294 7 UK Wants More Exchange Of Atomic Secrets IBOARO THE QUEIN M \R\ M\. Jan. J (I I 1 High I'rimr Mini-tir \\iii»!<»ii Jmrclnfl programme for l»i- W .t-fiiu-utn ronferastM wW i'n -i«{( lit Iriim.ui will In ;iu .itl<u,| t l<> tirctU doun !'>« |><»~i>>ar baili et %<w 1 1 1
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    Members Of WarCabinet Made Peers
    277 7 Mem bers Of War Cabinet Made Peers 2. < chill's > yesterday I j ja adii < Y. .v s n. Arii- g 1 c made 1 are Robert Hudson, Mm isl< cultun v j Anderson, who was Ch.t of the Excfo h mm i M rw RAI i Air
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    Jakarta Accepts Farouk's Title
    70 7 1 JAKAB I I .'in Foret£i morning ann ed that In< i had led to i wogi»i/< King Fai out Bf King of i and 'Im Sudan v From I N i An offieia ■■'■'< tent sail I 'he countries ulii'ti 1.. > plicil !y recognizn
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      141 7 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION MI LION DOLLAR LOTTERY. Drc~ on Jonuory 13th. 1952. ALL SOLD OUT. MZES cs fclicws: $300,000 2nd Pnze $135,000 i 2>of 11,000 Each (10)ot S 5,000 Each *h Prix< ...i2o)of 2,000 Eoch Prixe <50>of S 1,000 Each Prises of 400 Eoch ot S4OO each will be awarded
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    RAF PLANE DOWN IN SEA
    296 8 photo. NEAR CHANGI Crew Rescued By Naval Ship THK Naval boom defence ship Barfoil (lA. G. W. Miran, D.S.M., R.N.) made a mile-and-a-quarter rescue dash to an R.A.F. Valetta transport aircraft which crashed into the sea off Telok Paku, near Changi airfield, yesterday. Barfoil picked
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    Another Big Scrap Shipment For Japan
    138 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ANOTHER large consignment more than 5,000 tons of scrap iron for Japan is now being loaded m Singapore on board the Dutch ship Van Heutsz. This lot follows other big shipments of scrap that have been made from Singapore to Japan
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    S'pore-Hongkong Radiophoto Link
    34 8 HONGKONG, Jan. I <AP» Commercial radiophoto service between Singapore and Hongkong will begin before the end of February. Cable nad Wireless of February Cat>re and Wireless. Mr. H. C. Baker announced.
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    Empress Brings In 35 Nurses
    85 8 Standard Shipping Reporter Included m more than 2.000 service personnel and service Families arriving m Singapore by the Empress of Australia today, is a party of seven officers and 28 other ranks of Queen Alexandria's Royal Army Nursing Corps. Until about a year ago, Q.A.R.A.N.C.
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    Atlantic Nightmare Survivors Landed
    160 8 A tlan tic Nigh tma re Survivors Landed ROTTERDAM, Jan. 2, <AP).— Fifteen survivors of an Atlantic nightmare sailed into Rotterdam m the S. S Southland yesterday as every ship m the port sounded its siren to greet the New Year. They had been snatched from the sea after jumping
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    Giant Liners For Military Service
    68 8 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2 (AP) American President Lines said yesterday one of America's largest liners. the 18,000-ton Laguardia. has been assigned to trans-PacifV military service out of Sat* Francisco, starting m February. APL added that the 24,000--ton Washington, second largest vessel m the IJ.S merchant
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    New Qantas Sales Chief
    53 8 Mr. A. R. Perrier. the npw Traffic and Sales Superintendent of Qantas Empire Airways who arrived is Singapore yesterday by air from Sydney. He served with the Bth AIF Division m Malaya durinr the war. He was a PoW and worked on the Burma Si am
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    Horses For Thailand
    41 8 Standard Shipping Reporter EIGHTY-SIX horse* from Australian ports, destined for the Army authorities m Thaiiand. arrived m Singapore yesterday m tiie Chandpara. The horse-; which are to be used for breeding purposes, were accompanied by three Australian grooms
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    Record Year For British Shipbuilding
    135 8 Record Year For British Shipbuilding LONDON. -Tan. 2 (Reuter) New orders for British ships —more than 1.000 were placed worth £550,000.000 assumed an alltime record m 1951, according to Mr. .J Ramsey Gebbie, President of the Shipbuilding Conference. Writing m Lloyds List Annual Review, published today, Mr. Gebbie put the
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    'Seeing The World'
    58 8 BRISBANE. (Reuter-AAP) Former Royal Navy captain H V. Hudson. (>B. who sailed h<»in Britain three yean at> > m his 75ft. ketch Palmosa *o see the world", has arrived m Australian waters. Captain Hudson said ho was sailing aroUDd th^ wo; Id m his Bermuda ketrh because
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      16 8 Despatches Today: Djambi !>y Kota Nica, Burma by Noreverett, Sibu by Belaga. Tanjang Pin-ail* by Pahud.
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    SHOWDOWN IN TIN DISPUTE IS APPROACHING US Mission Report May End 'Boycott'
    1196 9 SHOWDOWN IN TIN DISPUTE IS APPROACHING US Mission Report May End 'Boycott' WASHINGTON, Jon. 2 (AP) The price war between the United States and foreign tin suppliers, including Mdaya, is heading toward an early showdown. RFC Chairman Stuart Symington is stated to be m favour of dipping into the U.S.
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    Solution May Emerge From Churchill Talks
    181 9 Solution May Emerge From Churchill Talks Standard Staff Correspondent DJN, Jen. 2: The controversy over whether Minister Winston Churchifl will accept a long-term :l if fixed prices for Malayan tin rates the front of TH: Financial Times. tcru T -res Washington correspondent scys ..ing situation has reached a deadlock m
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    Sellers Of Tins Reserved
    30 9 Sellers Of Tins Reserved estc 'is v -ih :r> linrd to be eea fdasdfdsa xd (i j;jv \i I i <. Ren I 85 I 1 .00 I S I > nIKIM.n
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    USING BAMBOO INSTEAD OF STEEL FOR BUILDING
    171 9 Serdang Shows The Way Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 2:— Concrete walls built on framework of bamboo may soon become a fashion m Malaya for Mnall outbuildings on farms, such as cattle breeding sheds and pig-sties. A c bamboo r >:> ai
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    Thai Move To Halt Land Speculation
    58 9 Standard Staff Correspondent BANGKOK. Jan. 2:— The Government is now considering legislation aimed at stricter control over sale and transfer of land This is intended to discourage speculation m land values, which is on the increase. It is also intended to draft measures to
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    US Gas Consumption
    19 9 Consumption of natural gas m America has increase rO per cent m ttie last five years.
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    Talks Nearer
    48 9 A DEFINITE step forward for the materialization of the proposed Japan-U.K. cotton talks has been marked by 'he talk between Sir Esiei M. Dening, head of the r X Liaison Mission, and Japanese cotton industry repre- yes held m Tokyo, Japanese ide c v- ea believe
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    Early Return Of US To Malayan Mart Forecast
    254 9  -  Bj I. MM, Standard Market Reporter l> ol 'A'.r I niled Stairs ti> the Malayan tin market within > k» i- forecast !>> informed sources m Singapore owinij to tion levels of I .S. tin-ore stocks <hie to the nine-month boycott of
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    THAI EXPORT RICE PUT AT 1.1 MIL TONS
    93 9 BANGKOK, Jan. 2:— The 1951/52 rice crop of Thailand should amount to about 3.6 million tons, according to estimates of the Thai Ministry of Agriculture. Of this, 2.5 million tons will be needed for local consumption. leaving: 1.1 million tons f v
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    Bukit Palong Pays 40 P.C. In Dividends
    10 9 Bukit Palong Pay s 40 P.C. In Dividends >n for
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    Produce Mart Stays Quiet
    19 9 Produce Mart Stays Quiet l K«-i)ortt*r quoted 138] U quoted oil $i (330 c), >:.>ii •v1,,).--t litei i Un|
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    INDIAN CLOTH
    55 9 NEW DELHI. Jan. 2" The G werwnent of India has decided to issue fresh licen'-es for 200 milli( n v irda of mill cloth tor -ill destinations during JanuaryJune 1952. Of this quantity. 100 million yards will b e of fine and superfine quality and 10t) million yards
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    UK OPENS 1952 WITH DEFICIT
    66 9 lin I iiion -3 rncatho of the IT, < time lasi year <he P»ua revenue over «turc of £66,490.405. fhe present cit-rir.t is due to the increasing cost of her armament and to other expenditure o »tlna ahe i >) revenue or m come such
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    UK TO HAVE COMMERCIAL BROADCASTING THIS YEAR
    181 9 RRITAIN is to have commerical broadcasting with 13 advertisements— this year, says the Daily Mirror. Sponsored television will be the first step. Already advertisers are Hning up all star shows on which they are prepared to spend big money. Some British firms are
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    Buying Rates For US$
    61 9 Buying Rates For US$ BUYING RATES for U.S. and Canadian currencies are .'32 13 16 and 33 3/16 (T.T.». Z2 15/10 and 33 5/16 <O.D.>, 33 1/16 and 33 9/16 (90 d/st) on credit bills. Selling rates for Swiss and Be !.J:m francs are 143 and Ki27 respectively (T.T./0.D.). Other
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    Asian Literacy Rising; US Paper Aid Urged
    280 9 By CHRISTINE DIEMER. Standard Mall Reporter SAYING that the world paper situation was tmmmg liter ifce Bearpanic buying of last year, Mr. Stanley J. Armstrong Director of Spied* (Export) Ltd., of London, ur^ed that America should help tlio^e eomitr specially m the Far
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    Mentakab Rubber Foward Sale
    41 9 Mentakab Rubber Company m;>de a forward sale on Dec. 4. 1951 of 60 tons of first grade rubber, five tons delivery monthly from that month onwards at US 44J cents (131 cents Malayan) per lb.c.i.f. New York.
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    RUBBER MARKET IS DULL, FEATURELESS
    127 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market was dull and featureless yesterday, with few transactions being recorded. Overseas orders were lacking and there was no demand for any grade of rubber. Ptires remained more or less unchanged from those prevailing before the holidays. Singapore Chamber of
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    US Now Buying Malayan Tin Via Continent
    369 9 FROWN'S REVIEW SAYS: CRITICISING the unrealistic U.S. tin buying policy, Brown's Malayan Economic Review, published yestcrdev says that it is time the State Department should step m and clear the matter up. The Review suggests that the United Stab been obtaining tin from
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    130 9 COMMODITY PRICES THE latest Singapore rubber prices >esterd.i\ wcr«' per lb: Buyers S« llrrs No I KSS Spot Loose HJt| 51. 40 I OK mi n hales Hn No 1 KSS si.4o£ ki to; No I KSS Sl.:* 5 1 IL3SI No 3 KSS 51. 32 SI 32! Tone: Quiet
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    HERRINGS FOR REDS
    25 9 One fouri I lsl s< en t catch off the East Ant: [ian coasi d to 1 < Union fishing industi j AP
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    Sovit Steel Claim
    39 9 Ru.s.n!;j is srru'lti!>K B 8 steel ;i^ Britain, France, >-.• ;md Sweden put I Moscom i adlo clainu annual production la the t LJnio m I9SI was doi ble 1 I r 1948. it i- claimed Reuter
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    S'pore Designers Help Make Milady Fashion-Conscious
    1079 10  - S'pore Designers Help Make Milady Fashion-Conscious MARJORIE SHANNON lIKKK. m Siafapore, on* 1 constant!* hears liitnirn ful jroans that the lashioaa ill this p.irt of the world will nt-ver eeaae ap to the >tanciard>» h\ the fashlOß hatrici m Europe or the I lilted Stlti's. Paris. New v :.*l London
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    It's The Most Wonderful Feeling In The World
    720 10  -  Margaret Scott Continuing Margaret's Diary By T AM writing this on my last day m hospital as. from all accounts, 1 shall have little time to myself once I get home. Firstly, the main details. Michael weighed 7 lbs. 4 o?s. at
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    She's Neither Miss Nor Maharani Now!
    196 10 lONDON. Jan. 1. <Reuter). j Golden haired Hollywood starlet Nancy Valentine 2.'i. who went to India to wed the Maharajah of Cooch Behar, arrhred here I ly neither a Ifaharani noi misf Valentine. Miss Valentine --aid I MB not legally t!ie Maharani but I
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    "PERFUME" AS WEDDING GIFT
    138 10 S\IPRI, Jan. I (AP) Wild v^< carnations oj Co oiil bo the basis <>i a new perfume 10 honour British actress Gr v Fields. The perfume is being developed oi the an c i«wl Catliuftaa distillery here, nous occupied (>y members of the religious order o;
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    ON THE AIR
    313 10 HM. W'OKL ii m lii Standard mr :< iii <> I. l*r«.- 1 MUM KM < .iMin s ill Hospital* Ml n I viiua purr Blian i>«»i i i I.i s. 1". I; «i .ii lln \ir;m,ii[..i Radio Jl s p. in <. u .-> h,i gja
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      485 10 TODAYS FORECAST:— After dangerous night, we have an 1 important day on the coli lective plane. Political divergences and differences of opinion: loss ot position. Accidejits. On the mdi•- vidual plane, professional dillnul i ties, unforeseen incidents, impulses and imprudence. However, the afternoon brings us (individually) 1 a passage of
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    USSR Out Of Winter Olympics
    284 11 OSLO, Jan. 1 (AP) Russia was not among the 28 nations i entered for the 19f>2 Winter Olympic Games when the dead- line expired at 2400 Central European tim e Monday The Russians, and other possible entries, may still be allowed to start m Osio
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    YCAWP MEETING
    25 11 THE Singapore Chinese Amateur Weightlifting Party wU\ hold its annual genera! meeting this Saturday, at I p.m. a: No. o Cheng Tuan Street.
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    TREASURE SHIP WINS CG CUP
    1582 11  - TREASURE SHIP WINS CG CU P OLLIE DAMES Two Objections Were Overruled By THE COMMISSIONER-GENERAL'S Cup for class 1 horses over 1 mile and 3 furlongs was won by Treasure Ship (McPherson) on the concluding day of the Penang Turf Club'» Christina** New Year meeting on Tuesday Taking charge five
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    German Team Win
    39 11 GARMISCH PARTE.NKiKCHEN, South Germany. Jan. 2 (AFP i The German Riesserse Ice Hockey Team yesterday defeated the Swiss team fr":n Berne here by 9 goals to 2. The period scores were 2-0, 3-0 and 4 2.
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    Disorder, Arreses In New Year Sovcer
    331 11 Disorder, Arreses In New Year Sovcer I.O\f);>\, Jan. 1 (Blflu) < m;-. <! «1; ira't marred th«* nia.rli bclwum trv.Jitioiir.i <,!;. .<* r tU Celtic ami Rangers t<>:> »aiiir m Scolland n :-w I *^ir football programme to<la\. KaUfpeN \mi\" ftlwOTV 'hr ■tarter* and hou 4-1. Bottles were thrown on
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    Fund For Sedgman
    97 11 SYDNEY. Dee 31 (UPI N j .er Ai:-' >a\ c besjufl fluids to „.■> c tennis ttar I Sed i pn Kanot J' c next montk. T idea EUrted wtta a taU from u])c ol A ?t ilia i important ranchei > .1 tn a i "donated
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    International Basketball
    89 11 SAX EtEMO. J:.-. 1 (API T P Paris :.vc>.tv Club I i h n Monday beat Eh I Si Beig] ade SI to m the I da of it lernattoaal b. a ganu .■<•■ c T h •!■{.:>•.;,>: C!iub of B bou iced the Urania I m Ge.'HA
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    Clark For Pakistan
    85 11 Clark For Pakistan LONftON, lan 2. (APPt Stra i ght < Ca W •.< ayo •bo il l to I h St d,: o! A ustralia In I i t] rd i >d ;it W mbledon year. arri\ ed by i r m Lomlon yesterday on his way to P.
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    UK RUGBY
    46 11 LONDON. Jan. 1 Renter >— Rugby t\i; H-. t iH Birkenbead Pa k 18 Waterloo 11. Halifax 18 l\ -»c c BoTOCtI 5, Salford v.-. Swinton postpooed ground Oooded. St Helens 9 Keiehly 0. Whitehaven 15 Belle Vue Rangers 0, WTigan 3 WarrinaI ton. 1
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      316 11 ACKNOWLtDCMI-NI \|RS Ec Siang Eng family iTX tender their heartfelt thanki to all friends relatives who sent wreaths, messages of condolence, rendered help and attended the funeral of the late Mr Ec Siang Eng on 31/12/51. NOTICES PHE Far Eastern Music x School re-opens its classes m kindergarten and m
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      344 11 NATURALIZATION jVOTICE is hereby given that MADAM CHEUNG WAI MUN of Xo: 2, Lorong 15. Geyiang, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalization, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalization should not be granted should send a written signed statement of the farts to the Colonial
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    Peng Soon Sick, Poll Lim Wins
    303 12 Peng Soon Sick, Poll L im W ins With their tanUin and fir^t player. Worn; P«-n» .Soon, indisposed Oa TfMIJIJ mi;ht, -Mi> llov\er Bidminton IVirty were no match for the i >! midable Bournemouth i HP. who swept through an t.isv 4 1 victors m t li Slag*pore inter ilub
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    Schedule Of Racing
    93 12 The .schedule of racing for the Singapore races on Jan. 12. lii and 19 is given below. Ist Day Cl 2 div. l 2 1 mile. Cl. 3 div 1. 2, .'5 4 6 furs. Cl. 3, div. i^2 3 7 iur>. 2nd Day Cl. 2 div.
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    211 ENTRIES FOR SINGAPORE RACES
    761 12 Inspiration X X I > X X lack x x Jinv "i x x Jo-Jo X X Kup.tv X ;< I.adv Loci :i X X I Uiilnm^ X X l.ittie Ned X i > esd x x Lucifer x Madrid X X M archer Lords
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    TEST DECISION TODAY
    992 12 Australia Need 192 To Clinch Series MELBOURNE, Jan. 2. (Reuter-AAP). Australia with nine second innings wickeW standing need 192 inns to win the fourth Test against the West Indies, a victory which, would clinch the lest series for them* West Indies hrou^ht their second innings •core to
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    Singapore Beat Selangor 62-38
    212 12 Basketball Congress KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. By 62 points to 38, Singapore beat Selangor, m the final of the All-Malayan Chinese basketball and volley ball tournament last nijdit to become the champion basketball team m the country. On the previous night. Selangor confounded the critics by disposing
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    PERAK BLUES PLAY KEDAH
    94 12 IPOH. Wed. The Peiak All Blues will meet Redah All Blues at Sungei Patani on Saturday. Perak only need a draw m this match to enter the final m the Northern Section. They beat Penang 18 points to nil. The following will represent Perak: Kassim. Cheah
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    US TEAM FOR WORLD T-TENNIS
    73 12 BOMBAY. Jan. 2 (UP) Contrary to an earlier announcement, the United States will compete m the world table tennis championships starting here on February 1, organizing secretary T. Ramanujan said today. lie said he received a cable from Martin Reisman m Barcelona, stating that the
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    'BIRA' WEDS
    55 12 Siamese Prince Birabongse, famous motor racing: driver, was married at the Royal Thai Embassy m Pans on Dec. 38 his bride was Senorita Gelia Howard of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Photo shows Princess Chula Chaigrabongse putting holy water m the hands of Prince Bira and his bride, during the
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    UK Soccer League Ties
    179 12 LONDON, Jan. 2: (Retlter). Soccer fixtures for Saturday January 12: F.A. LIP— THIRD ROUND PROPER LEAGUE DIVISION 111 (South) Bournemouth vs Reading Bristol City vs Gillingham. C. Palace vs Aldersnot Exeter vs Bristol Rovers. Ipswich vs Torquay Newport vs Southehd Northampton vs Mi 11 wall. Plymouth
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    Ungku Tahir Wins B. Pahat B'minton Title
    222 12 BATL PAHAT. Tues. Playing with the ease of a champion, Ungku Tahir b. A. Bakar of Jia Stia B.P. defeated his greatest rival Khaw Eng Chui 15-8. 15-2, m the singles final m the Batu Pahat District badminton championships which concluded last night.
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    GERDA SHINE IN KELANTAN CUP SOCCER
    252 12 KOTA BAHRU. Tuesday —ln I one of the best soccer matches j the Gerda. a new combination j drew 2— 2 with the Prisons Sports CIUO after °iv:r.g them I a very keen game. Gerda opened 1 accounts with a lovely goa! scored by
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    Dance ror Resettlement Camp Sport
    86 12 SEREMBAN. Wed. Seremban will hold charity soccer match between Negri Sembilan and Selangor on January 19 and a dance at the Yam Yam Dance Hall, on Feb. 9 to raise funds to provide sport m" facilities to 34. resettlement areas m the State. British Adviser.
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    U. N. PRESIDENT GIVES TO SEDGMAN WEDDING FUND
    277 12 SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 2 (IP). The campaign lo collect a cqtdi >v«il(lin» present for Australian l)a\i«. Cup star Frank Scdgman and his fiancee moved al a merry clip today as former United .Nations President Herbert V. Evatt added to the contributions which
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