Singapore Standard, 4 January 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard asdfasdfsdf \OL. II NO. 186. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    To Train Local Boys In UK For Council Posts
    371 1 To Train Local Boys In UK For Council Posts llzNeice's Scheme Mi; I. I*. MrNEICE, PrcsideM of the Singapore n itn il. will soon •»u«j:«'>t iln- apponlMcnl o! a bbs- t to v*«»rk out <lt*laiU of a ■cnolw uliiu scheme inn local boja for trainini: m Britain to qualify r
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    Chase's "3 Principles Of Warfare"
    98 1 Chase's "3 Principles Of Warfare" uri i. Jan. \i'). i m- iiijin jo!> owl In rr ikill < «»ininiMii«N. wa» vrbal I>. i -i.ni«>ral V* illiam < iaac told 900 Nihoii.ili-i htTor- before lefl I ai|»«'i r«t« nlav to nil la tht-ir anils m tlifI fiiiri-* ot Formosa* s greete
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    Fijian Advance Party Lands At Changi
    287 1 I Standard Stuff Reporter FIFTEEN officers, N.C.O.'s and men, forming the advance party of the Ist. Fiji Infantry Regiment, landed at Changi from Sydney yesterday. If the eight Fijians are the samples of those who are due, then the bandits are m for a
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    US To Convert 2 Cruisers Into Missile Ships
    88 1 WASHINGTON. Jja 3 (APVThe U.S. Nnvy poon will begin converting two heavy cruisers into the world's first known guided-misiile warships. It '.vis learned today the 13,600-tOH Canberra and Boston, which have been m the mothball tleet. .will sail from the west coast,
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    STOCK: LATEST
    49 1 BELIEF that the Government plans to make hea\'y guU m capital expenditure ##tj?hed heavily .)ti the L.Mduff Stodk Exchange todj*'. .Q^u^suc isS^es continued their recent downward movement and closed dull. Losses of up to tttree-eigfitha were .showing m giltedtjed while leading industrials were several pence off- Reuter
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    Shah's Advice
    23 1 THE Shah of Persia has advised Prime Minister Mohammed Mo.ssadeq not to jeopardise American friendship, according to Court sources yesterday. Reuter
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    Divided Family
    34 1 MRS. Krishna Hutheesing, a sister of Prima Minister Pandit Nehru, put on a .sit-down stiike last nigfil m support of her husband's campaign stgainst Nehru's Congress Party m the Indian elections.- A.P.
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    Horse Owner Dies
    35 1 LONDON. Jan. 3 (UP)— J. V. Rank, 70, a millionaire flour miller, one of Britain's leading racehorse owners and the b.^ ther of British movie producer J. Arthur Rank, died here today.
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    RUSSIA'S NEW CHARGE
    143 1 A7i^l 1 O TT n Visninsky Says US Preparing 2nd Korea War In Red China PARIS, Jan. 3: Soviet Foreign Minister Amlrei j^. hinsky charged today that United Stairs i> helping prepare t new Korea-style aggression against Communist China. Ho told the Main Political Committee of the
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    Red Proposal
    25 1 RLSSIA formally proposed today that the I'nited Nations Security Council be convened immediately to break the deadlock m the Korean armistice negotiations.- UP.
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    Two-Seater Crashes, Pilot Slightly Hurt
    357 1 Standard Aviation Reporter TWO ITALIANS Cying a M horse-powei two-teater plane from Milan to Sydney escaped serioui injury m an emergency landing on Bengkalis Island, near Sumatra, on a Might from Singapore to Palembang last Wednesday morning. Signor Ifaner Lualdi, :w year-old journalist tod the
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    Singapore Film Draws Protests
    592 1 A SECTION of Singapore Muslims have made representations lo the Colonial Secretary, Singapore, against the current screening of the technicolour film "David And Bathsheba" m the Colony. In disclosing this to The Standard yesterday, Mr. Ah- j mad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, Nominated Unofficial Member of Singapore's
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    "Guardian" Report On
    96 1 "Guardian" Report On Manchester. Jan. 3: (Iteuter). The Manchester Guardian said m an editorial today that it was possible to read the "just published" Singapore Government report on Singapore for 1950 "without learning of a great many of the distressing features of Singapore life." "The best thing m the report
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    Reds Reject Allied PoW Swap Plan
    194 1 j MUNSAN, KOREA. Jan 3 i <AP»— The Communists today flatly rejected an Allied proposal for an exchange of pri-soners-of-war and civilians. Admiral A. E. Libby said that the Allies m turn categorically refused to accept Communist re- jections of their 6-point proposal i
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    Noted Sculptor Dies
    32 1 PARIS. Jan. 3 (AP>— Jo Davidson, one of the world's most famous sculptors, died of a heart attack last night at his home near Tours, friends here reported today.
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    Saboteurs Are Shot: 2 Hurt
    65 1 ISMAILIA. Jan. (Reuter)— British troops today fired on a terrorist group attempting to cut telephone cables along the Canal between Abu Suweir, 10 miles west of here and a junction tre ity road, a British official spokesman announced. Two of the terrorists were believed to
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    Salvage Ship Rushes To Rescue Skipper
    118 1 LONDON, Jan. 3 (Renter). The British lug Turmoil, one of the worlcPs most powerful salvage vessels, drove into the teeth of a 50 miles per hour Atlantic gale today to reach the helpless American freighter Flying Enterprise drifting Kith just her captain ~i on
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    Criticizes Singapore
    99 1 administrators," said the Guardian. "In the chapter on social welfare there is much about boys clubs and youths hostels; there is little about the destitution and starvation revealed this year by the Singapore General Hospital, nor is there anything 1 about the administrative muddle which prevented the spending
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    Sweden's Suggestion
    43 1 PARIS. Jan. 3 (Reuter)— Sweden today suggested that the International Court of Justice be asked to decide whether the United Nations General Assembly was competent tv deal with. the dispute over the treatment of people of Indian oritfiu m South Africa.
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      302 1 Headline i imc'ifa LanAiiiii Temporaries Reject w%m te iff. X c m aM -^^Tkm^ ia RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES Standard London Correspondent ON Js* 4 Tht following are the closing ■kbet and tin on t he London Market today:—— SON RUBBER LONDON TIN 40 !d. Spot: £927. 105. per ton
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    SOCIAL SURVEY IS WELL UNDERWAY
    270 2 SearchForßigh t Addresses Is Biggest Obstacle Standard Woman Reporter THE SECOND sta^e of the Social Welfare Department Survey, being made m co-operation with the I niversity of Malaya, to determine just how sickness dislocates family life by causing suffering and hardship, is now well under
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    50 2 STILL FEELING strange after arrival yesterday the Wirkham Twins are seen relaxing: m civilian clothes at their parents' home m SHetar. Susan is sitting; on Alfred's knee, Myra is sitting behind their father, and Valari behind their mother. They had been celebrating a late Christmas and New Year. Standard photo.
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    Malaya Not Affected By Price Increase
    110 2 INCREASED prices announcI '••>■ the Austin Molor Coniv from London yesterday Ol affed Malaya, said :ie Singapore representative tri the company yesterday. rhe Austin Motdr Company, one o( Baritain'a biggesi car and -Try manufacturing >upv announced increased I ■■< m a their can and
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    Sin To Deny Water—Lee
    116 2 Sin To Deny Water Lee Standard St:is Rrporter THE DENIAL of a necessity Mich ;is water "is indirectly ;i -.•i agatdsi humanity," submits Singapore City Councillor. Mr. Lee Choon t'ng (Labour West) m a memorandum to the Council Secretary. Mr. makes this submission m pleading lor one more standpipe to
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    Storeman 's Alias Failed To Save Him
    66 2 II HE H< I X CHYE, < ion, ci S eta i firm of m" exporter S entei Itc »us tmpri- hei %as found S re Second rial I J 798.49 oi the c it <>;, 1949 icted > 22 ba es >:
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    Showed False Documents
    44 2 R PR( >i: CING twu raise befort he Reg S >:.■.< }H t0 1 i ana ard, n Don Simoi .i i i se, HOi > gap Firsi cc Co t yesterday. X C Huang who vaa led fo abetting m lined Mo€
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    2 Women Fined
    43 2 TW( > o nen, Tnoo:; \'et v ii and Fan (JetA N'kj'.h re each lined $13 m :he S gaport First Couri jesterfor fraudulent pa-^s.es>ii>!i r> f 12 k.rnes of rice anci two »a of sUfIU at Trafalgar Str« on D»
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    10 Gamblers Fined
    29 2 SIXTEEN CHINESE pie .(ira guilt> to gambling i house ai Marine Parade were fined a total sunn I S4OC I c Singapore Fourth P><.ce Court esterdai
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    97 2 THE MAIN Roman Catholic ont.u t between the Vati<an and Malaya during JapJUMSC oitupation was m Singapore last night He was A rrh bishop Paul MareUa (right), who for 15 years was Apostoßc Delegate ie Japan. He was m Tokio during the war years. and the Roman Catholic Church m
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    Wickham Twins Are In S'pore
    259 2  -  MAJOR IE SHANNON By \FTER EIGHT yeors' separation, the WAAF IWickhom twins, Myra and Volori (22), both telephone operators arrived m Singapore yesterday morning by the Empress of Australia to rejoin They would have been reunited earlier had no'< the twins* departure from England been
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    PC Gets 9 Months For Accepting $10
    275 2 Standard Stall Reporter ABl BAKAB bin Baji Puteh, a 0 vear-oid mistable of the Kandang Kcrbaa Police station, uho accepted SlO from a poultry man, was scmtomni m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday to nine months' rieorous imprisonment. He told the
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    $350,000 Property Under The Hammer
    190 2 Standard Staff Reporter TIIK FIRST auction of the >ear <»f both freehold and leasehold properties look place at the saleroom of Messrs. luoiifi lloek (live X Co. >eslerday \>lirn nearly S.{."»0.000 worth of land and houses changed hands itriskly. r The General Manager of the
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    City Magistrate Criticizes Frequent Demolition Orders
    261 2 REMARKING that mandatory order* for the demolition of houses should he made only to build better booses or for some sort of development of the land, ihe (lily Police Court Magistrate, Mr. k. J. L. Jamieson, said. M I am not at all happy
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    TO GIVE RECITAL
    195 2 TAKING ADVANTAGE of the visit of inii'.-D dancer Devdatta Jetlej to Singapore, the Raffles Society is arranjrinir a d.ince recital to be sjiven by him m the Oei Tiong Ham Hall, at the University of .Malaya, on Saturday. Jan. 12 at 8.30 p.m. I)*'\(J:itta Jeiley, who studied
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    Youth Acquitted
    33 2 PEER MOHAMED (21) of Market Street, whu was accused of using criminal force on a auman at Cavenagh Road on Dec 11 was acquitted m the Singapore Firsi Police Court yesterday.
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    Farmer's Patron
    24 2 INCHE Sidek Haji A Hamid. President of Singapore 5 Malay Union has been elected a patron of the Malay Farmers Welfare Organisation.
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    He Will Talk On Rubber-Its Birth And Growth
    147 2 He Will Talk On Rubber-Its Birth And Growth Standard Staff Reporter i MR. HENRY Nicholas Rid-] lev. the man who invented the system of rubber tapping m universal use is to speak to- i day about the birth and growth of the rubber industry, on j which trie future prosperity
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    Back From Australia
    62 2 REVEREND Canon X h S Adams (above). Prinrip.il of St. Andrew's School. Singapore, returned jmhidij* after four months' leave m Australia. He said that he had mi-i many Malayan university students there. especially m his home-town of Adelaide. Several members of the school teaching staff greeted him
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    Gifts For TTS, Leper Patients
    79 2 SIX HUNDRED pafU nto Tan Tork Seng an n w i new year gift hron Uu Independent Mi sionar} blovi (lent. Rev. C.A. Davidson b< dol I m »vem< nt tol» rhi Standard jrester ty The gifts urill tie rtistril ■< at 5 p.m. this
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    10 Police Children Win Scholarships
    114 2 1 0 Police Children Win Scholarships Standard Staff Repon* TEN CHILDREN of rank and file of the Sii pore Police Force I. been awarded Khtlarsl for English schools foi I year, to be paid from Police Welfare 1 and One rnnd won (he S< S holarsiup it be rate nontfa
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    Child (8) Wa-III-treated, Court Told
    56 2 Child (8) W a-III-treated, Court Told TOO PECK H >N Pn onshire R City P..-.■ on a s. ■■<•■ tt-yearH C At dical <r < t that the < I ral ponf rasionf o :< i body including the r en ■<; i inn i ti I. I etary ol
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    '36,000 In Search Of Idea'
    24 2 '36,000 In Search Of Idea' H LI LIE R pore tly retun w on A la eting the St. Voutl v at the Vici
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    Opens To Tacked Mouse
    107 3 Opens To Tacked Mouse •iv V I M musical f i rtii ethey.. mg I Q long ;e is s >rano an i b la ale lc ol rv tea o! are hr by the tee and »g who c stage g with I Oi the a a least Irea
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    Drunk-Fined $5
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    Row Had Fatal Ending
    32 3 Row Had Fatal Ending it 14 i I I <>lii him rusiii as- B 9 of saw Peth a 1 ie ehiel rated the a nhu- Pe"ital I four da later and
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    119 3 Standard Woman Reporter 'olonel K. Morgan (left) who i> m charge of the Queen Alexandria's Royal Army Nursing Corps m the Far East <hrn -»t the Singapore wharves yesterday to meet ~8 other ranks of the Corps who arrived m the Kmpress of Australia The uniforms uorn b> th*» Corps
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    Power Cuts
    182 3 SI It"* I ITION9 m Singapore liable t<» i.ud <.h«-iii|jiii; today: ]> M <i •> m Brewery, A. B.C. Brewery, Dietbelai Vo., lanolin K>i I'lkhmiix l*«rk. \l»*\. Brickwork-. I'.i^ir I* iiij.uiic. Opium I nt(»r>. Reformatory Kd. f Oxygea Factory, Cressonlte, St. mi*--. Miri Kd Silat Kd Base Mediral
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    Oldest Inhabitants' Get New Commanding Officer
    206 3 < KA! s oldest inhabitants'* of Malaya, No. 1 "i; Boat Squadron at Seletar, have a new Comlln Officer, it was announced last night. Sqn. t Omte has taken over from Sqn. Ldr. J. 1 'tor, Dix who is returning to the U.K. X
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    'DEVILS' DROVE HER TO DEATH
    233 3 FINDING <>f suicide was returned m lht* Singapore I itriMin'o Couii yesterday at an inquesl into the death ofl a 53>year-old maidservant. k>va Tiew Eng, who mi her ibroal uiih a vegetable knife when "haunted" by Ike itlea thai maiiv people were out to kill
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    Resettlement C'ttee Meet For First Time
    245 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The first meeting of the Rawang Resettlement Committee was held yesterday and attended by all the members of the Committee together with the District Officers. Ulu Selangor, Assistant District Officer. Rawang and the Resettlement Officers of Ulu Selangor and Rawang. Members
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    Learner Fined
    42 3 A LEARNER DRIVER. Goh Lang Jit. aged 20. was fined total sum of $25 by the Muar Magistrate on two charges of failing to display the letter "L" on the car and failing to have a competent driver beside him.
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    73 3 Private Naibuka Naituku, who drove the commander of the naval base m Fiji during the war is now driver for the Army. Married, he volunteered to fight the bandits m Malaya. Here he i s seen pulling: faces at his companions while they had their picture taken. He added that
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    THE BOY WHO WANTS TO GROW UP QUICK
    270 3 Standard Staff Reporter THIS boy said h> wished most on New Yen's day to grow up quick so that his mother would not have to work so hard to bring up her family. His mother Is a washer "Woman who carries water
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    VICKERS ANSWERS CHAMBER
    370 3 'Only Time Can Solve Problems Standard Staff Reporter THE ANSWER to Singapore's medical problems is contained m the provision of the Medical Plan said Dr. W. J. > inkers, Singapore's Director of Medical Services, m a reply to a letter from ihe Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The
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    Window In Shutter: $50
    111 3 RAM AM HI AD AM. who claimed he was representing the Indian bank when summoned by the City Building Department on two charges before Mr. K. J. L. Jaxnieson In the City Police Court, was flned a total ot $5U and costs, yesterday. Ramamiradam admitted the
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    Million $ Malay Film Enterprise
    220 3 Million Malay Film Enterprise Standard Malay Correspondent A MILLION dollar film enterprise called the Malay Film Company Limited was formed recently m Singapore to produce Malay films. This was revealed by Inche Darus Sharif, one of the sponsoring: directors of the Company. Shares of 82 each will be sold to
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    ALICE DUE IN NEW YORK
    75 3 MISS ALICE T.iy >' Sing: p. ue is expected I i i'mvi* New Y>>: k soon to begin ne: "a i and a halt month* vn>\{ wWn a nerican families before attending the New York Eferald Ji- toe itu 'im. A > tikim p.u In
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    "TEMPORARIES" REJECT GOVT OFFER
    374 4 Want Permanent And Equal Terms Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government's offer to put ite temporary staffs on the permanent establishment has been rejected by the Government Temporary Officers' Association. The offer by Government remains open till the end of next month The
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    Selangor MCA Issues Manifesto To KL Electors
    448 4 Selangor MCA Issues Manifesto To KL Electors Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LI MPI X, Thurs.-The Malayan Chinese Association, Selangor branch, will put up candidates for the forthcoming Municipal Elections m the Federal capital, who are Chinese and non-Chinese, who pledge their support to the Association's programme. I In the opinion
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    Sel. Labour Party To Hold First Meeting
    151 4 StaadaH Staff Correspondent Xt ALA LIMPIR. Thurs. —The Seiuniror Labour Party will hold its first public meeting ol Saturday on the «>lm\i space behind th« Tamil Nthool at thr 3 m.s. Klang Ku.id. at 8 p.m. m preparation for the forthcoming M inicipal
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    Two Charged With Extortion
    93 4 Xi \L,\ LI'MPUR. Thun 1 ing < ies< Lin X.ii P> m n id Nn Koon Cheng, 2' \t:c produced before Mr A 1 .J -~k :r> the F'u^t Magistrate^ C* i*in :■•<'.•■• for rommitting ex- F *ere i^ced In avt diss nductd one LJm Ah
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    HG EARNS $25 REWARD
    79 4 Xl AI.A LUBIPUR, Thurs cj h Ihinking his t rned for 1 man bin Jusha i Kelantan H >'"* Guard i n ward »l .slm i•■ esting ;i Mala: who had entered Ihe country from Thailand ml a i 1 i sspori I- man with three
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    Curfew
    25 4 A Cf'RFEW will be m force m tht> resettlement area of Kampong Abdullah. Segamai from J;'n 14 between 7 p.m and fi a m
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    Hawked Foodstuffs
    25 4 FOR hawking foodstuffs m the fish market compound, a prohibited area, Kua Soo Chung, aged 49. was fined $10 by the Muar Magistrate
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    45 4 Mr Koh Chia Liang was viarried to Miss Ng Siang Iliang at the Singapore Registry. The groom is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Koh Hock Chuan and the bride it a daughter oi Modam Sim Sye Kiting uud ihe lute Mr. Ham Nam.
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    Court Hears Of Poisoning Allegation
    283 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mulk. E. Iman. a watchman m the Telecoms. alleged m the Second Magistrate's Court, today, that he had been poisoned by a Malay woman who had lived with him as husband and wife for eight months. As a result he fe'il seriousily
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    307,107 BECOME CITIZENS
    63 4 307,107 BECOME CITIZENS KUALA LUMPUR. Thui".— Fourteen thousand one hundred and fifty-three adults and minors were issued with Federal citizenship certificates during October last year, making the grand total 307,107 since July 1949 Of tiie total 272.502 are Chinese 26.199 Indians, Pakistanis and Ceylonese, 7,556 Malaysians and B>o others. The
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    POLLING DAY ON FEB. 16
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The first Polling Day m the Federal capital has been postponed to Feb. 16. As stated m The Standard on Jan. 1 the original date fixed for polling m connection with the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections fell on the day of Taipusam
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    MAILS LOST
    60 4 The Postmaster-General reports that mails from Kuaia Lumpur and Singapore for Kuantan and Kuala Trengganu were lost through bandit activity on Dec. 31. The lost mails included letters and parcels posted m Singapore on Dec. 28, m Kuala Lumpur on Dec 29 and 30 and m Pahang on
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    On Transfer
    42 4 MR G LEO, President o# the Telecommunications Department Workers Union will shortly leave un transfer to Pennng. He will be entertained to a dinner by ihe staff of the Department at the Wong Kee Cafe, K.L. on Saturday Jan 5.
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    $3,200 Compensation
    36 4 3,200 Compensation BE CHONG, employed by Gemas E.staie, was killed by lightning while working on buildii«i constructions m the estate. His only dependent, a *on. was awarded S:^ 200 by the Commissioner <»f Workmen's Compensan, Muar.
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    Attendants Shunters Accept Govt. Terms
    98 4 KUALA £(JMPUR, Thurs. Sleeping car attendants and shunters m the Malayan Railway Service have accepted the terms of salaries offered by Government. i Negotiations on salaries for yard foremen are to open shortly between Government and the Railway Traffic Operating Union representing these workers. No
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    55 4 picture. The 1951 Committee of the Red Cross photographed with the retiring Branch Director of the Society m Singapore, Mrs. W. L. Blythe (seen on right). Mrs. L. M. Yung is seated on her right Standing (from left): Messrs. P. Goh, Lin Chai Chin, Khoo Sian, Tan Beng Wan and
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    Aid For Mission Schools
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Continuous Government support towards Methodist Mission schools m Malaya was promised today by Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham, Member for Education, when he spoke at the Methodist Conference at Kuala Lumpur. Government was promising this support, he said, so that Methodist schools m
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    Legco Meeting
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The first meeting of the Federal Legislative Council this year will be held on Feb. 6 and 7 instead of Jan 9 and 10, as announced at the last meeting of the Council last year.
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    Malayan Convention Planned
    183 4 §t:uidird Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. After two years' work of exploration and preparation by a com milt et- under the chairmanship of Mr. V. D. Kuppusamy, of Kam par, last year's Malayan delegate to the World Institute and Convention of the World Council of Christian Education
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    36 4 photo. Mr. and Mrs. Tsunc Tze Chang cutting the cake after their wedding m Kuala Lumpur. The bride, formerly Miss Mzabeth Van Lai Vaaag of Ipoh, is on the tutorial staff of the Ipoh Convent. Dragon
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    More Malays Join Methodist Schools
    165 4 Standard Siaff Corrttspomleni KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Rev. R. A. Kemlrtn& Education Secretary, Methodist Church m Malaya, m his report today to the Methodist Church Conference said last year more Malays joined Methodist schools than m the previous years. t The Methodist Giri<' Schools m Kuala
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    PAY TALKS
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Bishop R. L. Anhtr of the Methodist Church Mission, South-East Asia arta. will be m Kuala Lumpur nexi week when he will be present at informal discussions on salaries and other conditions ©f service for Methodist school teachers m Malaya.
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    Ordered To Quit From 3 Rooms
    198 4 KUALA LUMPCR. Thu I I woman Lee Guaa. vat loda: ordered by Mr. AP. Jack m '< First Magistrates CoifH to In ejected from three namm sh< was occupying m premisef h Chow Kit Road She was further o dercd '< pay arrears of
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    FORCES KILL 2 REDS
    118 4 Standard Siatt (on. i,. KIAI A LI MPIK I Two bandits were kil security forces aesfc one m Kulim. Kedah another m Joliore. In the Johore battle s kha to) tier also I The X ilim i when he allied into I amubu ammunition and a
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    FISHERIES DEPT. TO GET SUPER-HORS.
    270 5 Joint Effort By Spore, Federation Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Thurs. Plan* for a million dollar building to serve as the headquarters oi the PanMalayan Fisheries Department m IVnang are being considered by the Federation and Singapore Governments. Site selection lias engaged the attention of the
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    TOWGAY: ONE FINAL TEST
    140 5 Standard Stall K**|*«»ri«*r i ffGAPORE Cit\ Council authorities, m conjuncthe Government and others, are going to carry towgay experiment before any decision is bethel em nol > close down r '.i^ wells used growing iWision for a new test was taken by the rmnittee of the
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    39 5 A DINNER was given by the President and committee members of the Ipoh branch of the World Mcd Swastika Society m honour of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Wang at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday.
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    'Toothless Tiger' Was Bad Bandit
    260 5 adfsdfasdf Mamlat-iJ SiatiF Correspondent IPOH, Thurs.— A 28-year-old bandit, Kong Men£, who surrendered to the Police and whilst treated as a surrendered personnel continued to consort with bandits, was sentenced today to 12 years penal servitude by Mr. Justice Hill. r~ Kong who assumed the
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    600 PEOPLE GET ONE MORE TAP
    113 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE residents of Kampong Cheah Heng. of? Thomson Road. who number about 600. ai c to get one more water standpipe ;'<>r their use. At present there is only oae water tap for these people, although there is a second one
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    Garbett To Preach At St. Andrews
    141 5 p: gramme has been 1 ie Federation and >iporc for the Archbishop of i Cyril Garbett, who v i the ColOßy f »:n t HMM r) a -> gapore, Dr Gar bell vi 1 I it |30 p :ti. he la i [hlngiie c>rgy
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    5 TORCHES ON LIGHTER: CHARGE
    38 5 \CHALA PiDm i' a chaiqaad m the Coon ywtii "iln. ilc having live valued at $1.» oa chief on J^n X ed t r i 1 md -a«3s iiI $109, until Pfefe 1
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    123 5 IPOH, Thurs. Foe Yew Guan (21 I who attempted to >:*d' fowls belonging to a oman, Cbew San Liew, whose home i-; cave at Gunoog Cheroh, on D^< 22, last year, al 2.15 a.m., was sentenced to 'A months r.i. to ;>e followed by 1 year's
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    Poppy Day Record
    30 5 PKRAKS 19."»! Poppy Day AppeaJ Fund collection which totals (41,361.19 has surpassed all previous records m rhe State, r. includes $1,294.93 which represents collections from the Army.
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    173 5 M\W DELHI, (AT). Britain iikhl -rani poiilical nfeMi m Malaya before law ant! onlt* r will retHro, an ot^rrver of the International Confederation of Free "l'ra«l«* I'nioiM reported after a tour of Southeast A^ia. 'Tie governiMM i:u fai'ed to take bold s f eps toward
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    Ex Bandit Weds His Dream Girl
    93 5 Standard Staff Correspondent ALOR STAR. Thur^. .A 2tf-yesr-ok| bandit who recently forsook the jungle, today married the "gir! of his dreams" at the office of the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Kedah. He is Lee Ah" Len«. He married 21 -year-old Ec Chuan of Sungei
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    CASC POSTPONED
    43 5 BAIL Or' $5o «3$ offered to Lim Hoc Guati. m th« Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when he denied toeing m fraudulent paaaeesioa t t a bottle ol brandy at Leedoa Ri.id on Jan. 2. Tii« case was poaiooued ia Feb.
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    OFFICIALS ELECTED
    107 5 FOLLOWING were elected office bearer* of ti»» Tang Soon Kok Association foi 195£; Patrons: Mattrs. Tan Stow Peng. Lee Sin* Bak. Tea Thuang Hai. Soh Piak Ybow, Tim Song Thiang and Chi« Poh Heng. President: Kofa 3n Bjh wee-presidents: Chan Joo vVa't. Cher Chew Htiat. G >-. J.ve^
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    Chinese Teachers See Silver Lining
    226 5 Standard Staff ('nrre*jM»iulent I*K.NAM<i, Thiirs. The acute shortage of Chinese teachers m the IVnang, Province Wclleslev and elsewhere m the Federation has caused (ihinesc school committees to oJTn- teachers much better term* than hitherto. Chinese school teachers today do not have to run from awe
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    They're In The Draw
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    Firemen's Ladder Helps 14 Escape
    161 5 Staiidar<l StaA orTr^jMMiiiful IPOH, Thurs.— The Kiuta I ire Brigade today .sav^d 14 people from the top floor of a shophouse In Market Street who were m danger of being suffocated by sulphuric acid fumes. They (limbed out >i Lilttl hoHV and reached iafety i^
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    Pakistan League Name 1952 Officials
    167 5 Pakistan League Name 1952 Officials rHE \.\\UAl. general mcc( Ing 4 thee <> e teas Pakist i j League, Stttgapoi'.e, w !i» -i (i •< i Di* 1 M < the premises M th A!! M i i .i Muslim Missionai j FSortet. md th* foltowtng ofltec bearent (< t
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    54 5 Standard Suft < orrf-ipood' m KLANG. T-ii; i The Ml Malayan Tamil Cultural Society held its annual meeti < at lie Si. Mariamman Ten the, X «"4 A PTntaff ienl o^ !> Thuraisingham m<« read b 3 Ramanathan Chettiai A retreal has been i '4^^ i>>
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Honorary Democrats
    860 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Honorary Democrats HERE AS 1951 has been a period of integration m Europe, the past year has revealed a contrary 1m nd m Asia, 11l Europe the danger points have been gradually eliminated and the Western powers have consolidated their position m Europe. A greatei
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    Another Muscle To Our Economy— SOYA BEAN!
    731 6  - Another Muscle To Our Economy SOYA BEAN! MICHAEL CONNORS by fHE successful soya bean growing experiments at Serdang, m the Federation, are of far-reaching importance to Malaya— strategically, economically and industrially. This country ewes much to the earnest, hard-working band of experts responsible for carrying cut the experiments. Strategically, the
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    Review of Views
    156 6 Shortage COMMENTING on the shortage of magistrates and interpreters m the Johore Courts. Utusan Melayu said that the same thing obtains m other parts of the Federation of Malaya. The reason, according to Utusan, is that the present sysUrn of taking new Malay. Administrative Service Officers and
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    1841 6  - Johore Bahru Town Board And The CITIZEN Is mi Bin Ismaii By JOHORfe BAHRU, APPRECIATION of the right-to-vote m the forthcoming Johore Bahru Town CounciJ Elections could only be born from acquisition of sufficient knowledge .of the set-up and organisation of ihe Town Board Johore Bahru and the services this
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    334 6 PARIS. Jan. 3. ■pUROPE is now \\t)i on the way ie becoming a federation or confederation and nothing will stop thai. This inescapable tad ihe recent 6-power conference on a European army helped tc bring to light. The progress by which European political, economic and legal institutions
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    ANGLO-US TALKS ON FORMOSA
    307 7 Truman To Press Jap Recognition Of N' lists WIINMOY j nil 3 (Re.ler)_Pre«de»l i >,„.,,» has ,«1,l le Mini.ur Mr. W i,M,,,, Churchill he ml |,l like to discoss him ...M v^ek ilu- qi ,eMio.. «f .I^.H-.ese recognition of tlie Chinese I'-t h <>rlll<(sa lt i^i,;,,,.,^
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    No 'Split' Between US And Britain On Egypt
    110 7 No 'Split' Between US And Britain On Egypt tWHM.IOV Jan. 3 (IP)— -,a!, h.parl.mm .a,, Nichad J. >hl)<rmoit *ai«l jestcrdai the ;.ml ISriiain ar,- m 'Vonslanf consultation Egyptian problci am! denied ih«r«- is any *Vi»lii" < iKt lv*«». L_ the United t SecIH. Ac q action m 1 t Vj
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    90 7 r N I T E O NATIONS, PARIS Jan. 3. <AFP)— The Yielminh yesterday asked for admission of the "Democratic Republic of Yietminh" to the I'nited Nations. The request was contained m a telegram sent to Inited Nations Secretary -General Trygve Lie through the Vietminh Kmbassv
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    Ministers To Discuss Europe's Coal Crisis
    98 7 FARJS, Jan. 3. <AP)— Cabinet ministers ol Western European countries yesterday were cailed to <■' >ptrial meeting m Paris on Jan. 11 to see what can be done aboul the coal crisis. European coal production has failed to keep pace with the big increase
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    20 7 1 t i al pie. said ere the ti the I Q ideui. Egyp" i i
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    East Germany Accepts Survey
    112 7 BERLIN, Jjr 3, -AFP'— Th€ East German Government i^v. ghi announced acceptance i! the creation <>f a Joint EasternWestern German Commission U pnquirt into conditions necessary holding genera] elections i ougbout the whole oi Germany. The acceptance was contained a fovernment proposal introduced n *.he EaM
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    South Africa To Continue UN Boycott
    214 7 South Africa To Continue UN Boycott PARIS. Jan. 3 (Rmter) I South Africa* decision to with- draw from the Trusteeship I Committee of the United Nations and to absent herself tempora- rilv from the plenary gtssions is ito remain m force for th* time being, it was learned here laJt
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    62 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. 3 (Renter)—A tactical wing of the American Air Force has been assigned to General Eisenhower's Norih Atlantic Treaty Organisation forces as a further direct United States contribution to the defence of fret Europe, it is announced here. It will be equipped with RD--26 reconnaissance
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    'The Old Bolshevik' Is Laid To Rest
    218 7 MOSCOW. Jan. 3 (AF)— They buried Maxim Lilvinov, "the old Bolshevik," Wednesday m Kovodyrviehi Cemetery la*t retting place of many famous Ru*hiaiifi. There were nc religious ceremonies, for Litvinov was not religious and attended ne church nor belonged to any. Deputy Foreign Minister
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    US AIRMEN RELEASED
    81 7 Four American fliers, raptured by the Soviet Air Force m Hungary recently, returned to Erding Airbase, Qermany, December 28 their freedom purchased by the United States for U.S. $120,000. The four U.S. airmen are seen on arrival at the Hungarian Austrian border. Left to right, they are:
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    Ex-US Envoy Grady Blames Britain, US For Iran 'Setback'
    247 7 Ex- US Envoy Grady Blames Britain, US For Iran 'Setback' NEW YORK, Jan. l\ (IW»i*r)-- Dr. Henry Grady, former United States Ambassador m Teheran, attacked "shocking British blunders and wthhy washy United States policy*' m Persia, m an article m this week's Saturday Evening Post. Dr. Grady who has repeatedly
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    Mossadeq Selected As 'Man Of Year'
    168 7 NEW YORK, Jan. 3 «Reuter Di Mohammed, Mossadec PeiMai? Pjirne Minister, wa chosen bj Time Magazine as it. ••JVlarj of the Year" lor 1951 It pictured him against a mai of the- Middle East with oil well? pipeline* end .symbolical clench ed fl*1 i
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    Reds To Resettle Chinese In Tibet
    103 7 NEW DELHI. Jan. 3. <AFP> Chinese Communist authorities m Lhasa were yesterday reportid to have decided to settle 15.000 Chinese families m Tibet The report, which reached here from Kalimpong on India".* frontier with Tibet, said the Chinese to be brought to Tibet were
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    If Talks Fail 'UN Must Renew Fight'
    247 7 US DELEGATE: PARIS, Jan. 5, (UP)- Tin nit< d Stat< s n ai tfo United Nations yesterday thai the allies will have t* renew the fighting m Kc.ie; if the armistice talks fail. Benjamin Cohen < r -he r <d States told the
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    Jap Reparations Team For Manila
    79 7 Jap Reparations Team For Manila MANILA. Jan (AFP) The ,)npane-e reparation* tesn is expected to an iv« ht n about Jan. IS and will immediately enter int<, exploratory Ta lk«= with Philippine officials rejgarding tlit Pbilipp m reparations demands. The details of the Pbilippim position continued to be k*-p\ secret
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    Truman Moves To Clean Up Graft Scandals
    215 7 tSHINCTOK Urn. 3 H») Vrnidr* h announced plan cdiv ml..\ i«.r rmrniMg *>»., Ibc BttrOMl »nl<in;i| K<x i;i- Mn M j office) wi ilu result «,f tfce w;i.i,! thai lun« mm < I 'lo offirude diwimigd or for.-.' rrMn. In stati menl the
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    104 7 Truman Not Pledged To Tell Plans IGTON J 2 CAI I W How* Pi»w Seci i v s i r here nighi that Pn .t Truman had m no way pie Februt, v g his Inti n1 nto i or not f>i 1953 f He added 1 i had i
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    Vandeuberg: War Danger Not Abated
    220 7 Vandeuberg: War Danger Not Abated WASHINGTON, Jan ,i Gen. Hoyt S Vandenbi said Wednesday the "danjj* i i I a woriciwide war" will i«4 abate until America El f. (liter armed than iimv, .:.<• .1 the menacing n<>w< i of Ru^i;.. The U.S. An Force tiit rt Staff said m
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    76 7 RANGOON fan r (Ri i Burma n..v accepted h reoeni im itation h Colombo Plan, Pern i I \lj ■nnounoed Ikm << 'I'hp Ferine' told a j< ew < n fei <-i.<« that the Covernmenl'i decision fol U ■ed i con rw rti lion the C^binr
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    RAF MALAYS BACK FROM TRAINING IN UK
    467 8 RAF MALAYS BACK FROM TRAINING IN UK Sergeants Did Well A t Sport The ten first R.A.F. Regi irfent (Malaya) Sergeants to have been to England for a gunner-instructor's course, stepped ashore at the Singapore wharves yesterday and said: "It is fine to be home. We had a wonderful time
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    119 8 Tea R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya) Sergeants who returned to Singapore y?-iterday aboard the troopship Empress of Australia after spending three months on a course of instruction m England. (Left to right). Sgt. Mohammed bin Hussein (Malacca), Sgt. Abdul Aziz bin Haji Ismail (Kajan?) .Sgt. Hussein bin Awang (Malacca), Sgt.
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    British Ship Runs Aground Off Swatow
    75 8 HONGKONG, Jan 3. ißeuterAAP'- The British steamer Edendale 9,333 tons, ajs oiill lying on a sandbank just 'it the port ot Swatow today after running aground on Dec. ::i). The VfoHer tug Prince Salvaur which lefi nere over me New Year holidays i.< expected
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    Former S'pore APL Executive Dies In Japan
    75 8 Standard Shipping Reporter NEWS has been received m Singapore of the death m Yokohama on Dec. 31, of Mr. George J.. Danzey. former American President Lines Pa.^eir-cer Agent m Singapore from 1947-1948. Aged 4f> years, the late Mr. Danzey joined the American Mail
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    Suez Traffic Moves
    47 8 PORT SAID. Jan. 3 (AFPTugs finally succeeded m refloating the Indian ship. "i'idian Trader." which had run againsi ;h t Asian bank of tne Suez Canal yesterdaj' morning. Traffic on the canal which had ('■>nio to complete halt since the accident was immediately resumed.
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    213 8 SOll4. Kinaba in. Victoria l)o«k: Tankhaven 111. Keppel Dock: Drbmus, Pa tun--4) Retriever, Heather, Elona. Godewn No. 1: Reinhard. Western anchorage: E. T^-; combe Glenberg, Mor.kay. OUTER ROADS Hai Hsu an, Troodos, Wainga- c, Van Den Busch. Pacific Maru, Maung Bama. Chit Sein, j Van Den Bosch.
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    218 8 Sunspots Held Up The News Sunspots afferVng certain types of radio communication delayed promotion news by nearly 24 hours for officers of Far East Air Force. The Air Ministry*! haltyearly promotion list. effective Jan. 1. was received "jumbled" m pans owing to interference, and had to be clarified before i!
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    437 9 Serdang Tests Show J I anting On Large Scale Now Possible Standard Siaff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Jon. 3:— While reports m The Standard on ccessfd soya bean growing experiments at Serdang have been usiostkaHy received by Federation agricultural and nutrition cxrheif potential importance to
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    384 9 \k\RTV Jan. 3 <AP)— The Standard Vacuum I .m;'. mv's contract with the Indonesian Govern\[>:rtd on Dec. M and will be replaced by a new it Standard Vacuum is willing: to accept the nimt nts terms, authoritative Indonesian es sa nth, a fotuh
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    215 9 Kin ta Tin Miners Confident Standard Staff Correspondent IIPOH.1 IPOH. Jan. 3:— Tin producers m KinU are generally optimistic over the price of tin for this year. They expect that something good will come out of the ChurchillTruman meeting insofar as the tin industry is concerned. They are also encouraged
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    BUYING RATES
    44 9 Buying rates for U.S. and Canadian currencies are 32 32/16 and 33 1 16 T.T.). 32 15/16 and 33 1 16 <O.D). and 33 1 16 and 33 7 lti for credit bills: and 33 1 3 for U.S. on trade bills.
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    Rubber Tree Rate In Singapore
    49 9 Rubber Tree Rate In Singapore The r;ut pri bribed by the Singapore Rural Board to be paid for the year 1952 m respect of each tappable rubber tree standing on rubber lands under 100 acres within the Rural Board is six cents a tree, stated an official release yesterday.
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    37 9 Managing Director of the Japanese textile firm "Daido" Mr. Jukichi Ando is now m London on a survey tour of European textile industries. He leaves for Swedes on Jan. 6. AFP
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    774 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tin shares again provided the main interest m the Malayan share market today with a resultant improvement m prices. Industrials were well maintained, while greater interest was shown m the rubber section. Yesterday's prices were: Butrrs >ellei!> Ampat 7/71 7/101 i Austral
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    RI TIN MISSION REPORTED DUE IN WASHINGTON
    231 9 WASHINGTON, Jon. 3:— With tin stocks reported at on all-time low, the U.S. Government is preparing for the first of what may develop into a series of tolks with foreign producers to speed deliveries of the metal. An Indonesian mission is due here
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    POLES OFFER TO PURCHASE PERSIAN OIL
    174 9 TEHERAN, Jan. 3 (AP) —Poland offered tentatively yesterday to buy 500,500 tons of Persian oil and proposed to barter semimanufactured goods for further supplies, it was learned here last night. Details of the negotiatkmsj which are still m the preliminary stage, were nol disclosed.
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    LOWER GRADE IN FAIR DEMAND
    127 9 Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market m Singapore was Jasl getting into stride yesterday after the holidays, with only a small volume of business being recorded. Fair demand for Lower grade rubber steadied the market somewhat towards the '^ose, but otherwise the markel was featureless.
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    Small Trade Is Done In Coconut Oil
    125 9 Standard Market Reporter S i ALL business m coconufl 1 $63 per !ii "Ul RTI portt H on the Si: gBDOfC l -1 n c market yesti rdi There were b tyeri ol 1 nil at |62| per piail bi 1 i Irs
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    LIBYA IS NOW MEMBER OF STERLING BLOC
    76 9 LONDON. Jan. 3 (AF)— The State of Libya has officially entered the sterling area, the British Treasury announces. This means thM Libyans foreign trade will be linked to sterling and will bt subject to exchange controls oi the sterling area. The sterling area
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 9 HONGKONG. Jan: Special Standard Servic« Closing prices on the HoDgkons Exchange today were FfKsls.33 U Sterling: E1K5«.5025 to US$l: HKSI 813 to Malayan $1; HKSO3S to one Indonesi. ri F-J ip ah: Gold HK53 18.375 to one Uel
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    SINGAPOREANS SAVED OVER $10 M.
    115 9 OVER $10 million was deposited m the Singapore Post Oilice Savings Bank during the Colony's sixmonth savings drive which ended at the end oi last month. Commfi* g on this, the Direr-tor <•' Posts, Mr. A.W. Cooper said: "it Is evident that there are more
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    Spencer Denies Agreement On Proposed Fund
    331 9 Rubber Stabilisation Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Jon. 3 The Merger for Economic Affairs, Mr O. A. Spencer, denies t'-c report appeoring m this morning's Stroits Times to Hrn effect that agreement had been reached between the Rubber Producers Council ond the Federation Government
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    122 9 COMMODITY PRICES hie latest fii»c ipwi rubber prices yesterday neie per Ib: Bayer* shuts No I RSS Spol .1 .nost M.9J si 40 I UK In U.ilc- 1)». (to I KSS SI 40 IMtl So t KSS 51. 35 M SS| Nil I KSS 51. 32 MJSI Tonr: Steady: LONDON
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    UK Receives US$30 Mil.
    58 9 UK Receives US$30 Mil. WASHINGTON. Jan 3 (lieu. ter) The American Mutual Security Agency has announced the payment of US. |M.--888,000 to Britain. The money is to neiml ura Britain lor part o£ her B»W payments into the European Payments Union. The agency said the paymenl fulfilled the July 7.
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    ROYAL DUTCH
    48 9 i m managemeni ol the Royal Dutch Pet roleum Comj 103 hat announced hai aterhn Ai\ dend ot Four pei cenl prill paid lor the BnniKJal far 1951, payable from Thursday, Feb l f*. r >2 againsi dividend coupon of the iharei a;;d tub share A.P.
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    524 10  -  JAY HOLDING iiu IVOT LONCi AGO members J-^ of the Turkish government inspected a real treasure, more fabulous and breathtaking than all the ;ems of the Arabian Nights and Alt Baba the massive collection of precious Jewellery which formerly belonged to the Sultans of the old
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    WORLD POST BOX
    135 10 W/K have at my school a chest which measures 4ft. 7m. by 2ft 3in. by 2ft. 9in. The wood is Hin. thick. It has two locks and m starheaded nails it bears an inscription which reads (spelt thus): "Cease to do evil, Learne to do good. 'Seke
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    107 10 AX ASTROLOGER, who always predicted a gloomy future, was standing one day with an umbrella m his hand, on the bank of a river. Suddenly he heard some angry barking, and. looking up. he saw a Hog chained to a tree on the other side of the
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    COLOUR-WISE?
    162 10 HOW are :»u >n colours? Let'.s see. Write after each item below, what v believe to be its colour. There are 22 colours (including black and white) to write. See whether you can score ai hi?h as IT m this game* 1. A live lob-;; •< 2. A flag
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    RIDDLES
    80 10 IWHY are duHs very short affairs? 2. What is the difference between a blind man and a sailor m prison? 3. Why does an aching tooth impose silence on the sufferer? 4. Why are crockerj dealers unlike all other shopkeepers? *spoo3 iraqi oj uidi\\ .toj op j.uc.w' dinp.iaga\kC siq
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    Meet Mr. Aistrop Who's Full Of Animal Fun
    382 10 Many books are punished at this time of year for children. In this feature a fete o) the best are reviewed for y0u.... "Every Child's Book of Zoo Favourites," by J. Bentlev Aistrop. F.Z.S. (Dennis Dobson, Ltd.. 9s. 6d.) '"PHIS is a
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    LEAGUERS' CALL-BOX
    185 10 S. OMAR RAHMAN, 15. Klan» Road. Singapore s, seeks pni |j;ii, m Malaya and abroad who share such interests as Stamp collecting view „,r<l collecting reading Iriendly correspondence, star photo exchange. movie-rota*;, collecting pen pals photos and magazines. l K u- X 1 x*' CHIANG, of 49. Jalan
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    126 10  -  Jeauine Varnal \\*fi rji»l>.%_V S FOBCCABT: Here X oner? Wr nn(l th at.no,confl cv Jh <lal di "Uiev work Beware' 0 1 1 S our Individually. bet w^ M e 5 more today rfl ,d tomorrow, there, view or a diplomatic success I tr» T n«f
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    India Will Play Four Tests In UK
    337 11 LONDON, Jan. 3 (Reuter). Four Tests of fixdays each between England and India are principal matches m next season's fir»ir!as» fi\iiir<*. The Testa begin at Leeds on June •">: a* Lord's on June 19; ai Manchester on July 17 and at The Oval
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    Rodeers Had Best Meeting
    304 11 Till*: Bukit Gaatong race trark again proved to be the happy hunting ground for trainer "Doc" Rodgers who topped the meeting with nine firsts and six seconds. Success for the Penang trainer aiso meant success for his stable jockey, Harry McCloud who scored five winners lo
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    POISON MARS 'V' FEAST
    137 11 HONOLULU, -lan. 3 (UP>— Twenty one members of the San Diego State College Football Team were tie;) fed for food poisoning yesterday as a result of a '"victory" feast celebrating, a 34-13 win over the University of Hawaii m the Pineapple Bowl Game. Dr. John S»
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    Snow Again Hits Holiday Soccer
    162 11 LONDON. Jan. l\ (\V) <h«»w a-ain aff«^lnl ilie New War holiday mk«< r |»ro^ramnw. four League games Iwin^ paijipawtd Imcbiiiw mwali v%«i«' unfit. A Scottish liorse rach g ieel scheduled for Ayr wn* u <. abandoned because th< tracfi was covered with .-< i inches
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    WATTE SCORES UNBEATEN 158
    55 11 J< >■' \NN] Jai P John H K.-.i the S:uitM rci Britain last sui 158 not 9Ut for Eastern P ivince and .s .ved th- I Cup -'me against 1 > < i May. i art of the innings m ti they I <• v. i
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    UK Team Win 4-2
    20 11 MANILA, Jan. (AP» egiat ned M it 4 i Hoi ec ii I i tgiate A1
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    COLONY SERVICES BOXING
    134 12 COLONY SER VICES BOXING To-night will see a step further m the Singapore District Team Championships between K.A.S.C. 3<lmm>l and (i.H.Q. Signal Regiment. R as e. are favourites uv-so- 'i a* they have three of ti> r pear's District Champions la Pie Barnes, Pie Flunking and the unbeaten Sgt. Syed
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    TAIL GIVES AUSTRALIA WIN IN TENSE FINISH
    840 12 MELBOURNE, Jan. 3 (Reuler-AAP) In a tense finish, Australia lM*al the West Indies by one wicket m the fourth Test here today to gain a v» inning 3-1 lead m the five-match series. A fighting century by Australia's captain Lindsay Hassett, the greatest
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    RAOC Enter Army Hockey Semi-Final
    398 12 R AOC Enter Army Hockey Semi-Final R.A.O.C. (30 Bo.) drfraletl H.Q. Singapore l)«-iii« t l>\ t>n 4 goal to nil m titr >«■< on/l round Arniv H«»«-k*-> (.up game, played at Alexandra yesterday. Dietrid 11. 0. playing willi Engtwfa Inter-Nationals Dieki nnaia an<l Reynolds, ami reeenl Artnv fc eaW Major
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    Knockout Victory Dinner
    81 12 Honolulu, Jan <ap> Tw^nty-onp members of San Diego State Collese football >quad went to the hospital Tuesday night with food poison m; after a victory dinner. The players were celebrating thf 14-13 win over the Uaiversitj of Hawaii m Tuesday's Pineapple Bowl. A physician said yesterday th«*
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    Kong Meets Little Wolf Tomorrow
    166 12 Kong Meets Little Wolf Tomorrow THE big match between King Kong and Chief Little W«lf is on tomorrow and judging by the performance of Chief Little" Wolf last Saturday, when he crippled Alj Ri/:» Bey with his famous Indian Death Lock. King Kong ia H'»in4 to have the toughest match
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    123 12 West Indies Ist. Ins. 272. Australia Ist. Ins. 216. West Indies '2nd. Ins. 103. Australia 2nd. Ins. Moroney Ibw b Ramadhin 5 Morris lb\v b Valentine 12 Hassett Ibw fa Valentine 102 Harvey b Valentine 33 i Miller hit wicket b Valentine 2' Hole c Gomez b Won ill
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    West Rents Win 'Rainford' Cup
    82 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The first battalion Royal West Kent Regiment '.von the Rainford Cup for soccer m Kuala Kubu Bahru on Dec. 31 when they beat the Town side by twtfc "clear goals. Good goal keeping b\ Ribbins saved the Town XI from a heavier
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    All The Winners
    38 12 Quarter-final victors m last night's Singapore mixed doubles championships played at th« Clerical Union Hall: Ong Poh Lim and Mrs. Mary Sim (Bournemouth United Family) and Mrs. Teo Tiang Seng and Cheong Hock Lens (Eclipse.)
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    Keen Play In Mixed Doubles Quarter-Finals
    544 12 Singapore Badminton Tourney ONG POH LIM and Mrs. Mary Sim (BourneI mouth United Family) and Cheong Hock Leng i ami Mrs. Teo Tiang Seng (Eclipse) entered the semi-final of this year's Singapore mixed doubles championship with easy victories at the Clerical Union Hall last
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    Council To Debate Site For Stadium
    111 12 Should the proposed stadium for Singapore be built on the Telok Aver Basin site? This question will he debated next Thursday at a joint meeting of the Vehicles and Traffic Committee and the Estates and Fire Brigade Committee of the City Councillors. Mr, D.
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    Contender Keeps In The Running
    180 12 NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (LP) Welterweight contender Bobby Dykes of Texas, protected a February title shot tonight by winning: a unanimous but unimpressive 10--round bout over Ramil Perez of Cuba at St. Nicholas' Arena. Lanky Dykes, who is scheduled for a title shot at champion
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    TIDES and TIMES
    32 12 TIDES and TIMES HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY AM PJI Singapore 3.49 3.49 Malacca 12.30 1.1 1 Port Dickson 11.11 11.52 Port Sham 9.53 10.4? P»njiig 4.5 u.IH
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    US Vaulting Parson Gets Coveted Award
    142 12 NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (Reuter)— Robert Richards, the American pole vaulting parson, has been awarded the 1951 James E. Sullivan Memorial trophy, coveted award of amateur sport m the United States. The trophy is presented annually to the athlete, who by performance, example and
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    Phadkar Gives India Test Lead
    481 12 CALCUTTA, Jan. 3. (Reuter) (By Leslie Smith, Reuters special correspondent): A painstaking century by all rounder Dattu Phadkar helped India with one wicket m hand to get to within 14 runs of England's Ist innings total of 342 by lunchtime on the fourth day of
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    Sel. Women's Hockey Team For Singapore
    49 12 KUALA LUMPUR rhurs The Selangor PWD Sporft Club women'i hockey team h (ostting Singapore this weekend to p!<v two games against the s (<" w Saturday and the Girls' Sports I Club on Sunday. llrs. Stella Thomasz captains] the team which leaves tomori >\
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    KLANG VENUE FOR INTER-STATE RUGBY
    99 12 XI T AI A LI'MPLK. Thurs Kugby history will be made on Saturday m Riant; when, for the first time re sidents of Klang and Kuala Selangor will witne«»N an inter-state friendly nsgfcf match. The game will be bcdveea Selangor and Nejjri. Tne Selangor XV
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