Singapore Standard, 5 January 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard fL m x :l. m no. 187 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Nuffield Ups Export Prices
    86 1 Nuffield Ups Export Prices »MM» 'm 1 (Renter) !d '>r, r .ini^ ition ■*a j);f:n:rr car MS MM ':nc»'d toda tf' i I'-viru 4 m \|.<>rt pr;» issi I the state ■irlif! th.it nmi In tbC tikct. n Mor »y, I ad M ir. ma ioi ex■n i D pro
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    Spellman Due In Taiwan
    24 1 U FranI row Ft stay h< I and g X c agog I the C rdinal's c Ri term N
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    32 1 ■'J London Correspondent r following arc the closing tin jn ||m tondon Market foday LONDON TIN Spot £947.105. per ton Duvjrs, £950, sellers. Three months: £940 NOON PRICtS
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    US Defence Cost To Double Last Year's
    70 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 (Reuter) America:) defence production is expected to cost $50,000,--000,000 1952 double last years cost according to Mr. Manly Fleischmann, chief of the United States Defence Production Administration He predicted aircraft production would be up 115%, elect: onic production by 2G3"
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    Linda Darnell Robbed Of Jewelry, Furs
    90 1 N'F.W YORK. Jan 3 (UP)— Linda Darnell, the sultry screen actress, was rubbed today Of jewelry and furs she valued at $20,000 to $30,000. Detectives said she told them fhat .she left her apartment m a midtown hotel early this afternoon and retained to
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    Italian Plane Wreck Sighted
    117 1 DJAKARTA. Jan. 4 IAFP)— A broken wing and damagft to one of the landing wheels was the result of the emej'^ency landing made by the Italian two-engined Macchi plane on Bengkalw island, east of Sumatra, on Wednesday. Mainetti, the Italian Legation secretary, gave this description ot
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    Study Gift Award
    26 1 A YAP EE CHIAN scholarship has hcen awarded to Miss Su Hon-4 Kai. a Standard 11 pupil of the Pasir Panjang Englwli School
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    3 Warships Race To Aid RAF Search
    235 1 Hornet Missing I*. A I FLYING boats were out throughout the Bight searching un are a of the South China Sea about 85 miles from Singapore following the disappearance \esterdav ol a Hornet single-seater fighter on its way from Singapore to Labuan. HMS
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    PM In Time For Lunch With Truman
    232 1 PM In Time For Lunch With Truman 30 KNOTS ABOARD THE QUEEN MAKY AT SEA, Jan. i (UP)— The liner Queen Maty chalked up a near record day's run of 7120 miles at noon today and the ship's officers guaranteed that it will deliver Winston Churchill m New York m
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    51 1 photo. Inited Nations ground forces m a tight spot ran request delivery by air of practically any weapon they might need. Here, a lO.Vmm howitzer has just been released from its berth m a C 119 Flying Boxcar. Three 109-foot parachutes will lower the 5.000-pound artillery weapon gently to earth.
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    British Troops Seal Off Suez
    227 1 1 IMIAILIA. Jan. 4 (Reutei*). The British Army today completely sealed off the -rrat canal port of Suez to ail road traffic as Egyptian guerillas returned to the attack with maehinegun ami rill.- fire at water filtration plants. Oil supplies on which Cairo depends were
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    Supernatural Series Starts Git Tomorrow
    84 1 HAS anyone ever Really seen a ghost? I Are there such things as f Fairies and Vampires? j Are some people gifted j f with second sight? Is all magic an allusion? j f These are just a few of the I i fascinating questions
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    Bandits Attack Police Vehicle
    83 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— This morning m Kuantan, Pahang. I bandits, with heavy Bren and Sten gun tire, attacked a Police vehicle, wounding five of the occupants, one of whom has died. The police engaged the bandits who fled when a patrol of the 12th Lancers, arrived.
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    70 Killed In Turkish Quake
    51 1 ISTANBUL, Jan. 4 (Reuter>— More than 70 people were toiay estimated dead and more than 200 badly injured as a result ol yesterday's earthquake m the Hasankale region of the East Turkish province of Erzurum The earthquake lasted 20 seconds and affected at least 17
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    Libya Seeks UN Seat
    35 1 PARIS, Jan. 4 <AP> The new dngdom of Libya today applied tor membership m the United NTatioris. The former Italian colony was he first nation to achieve indejentfehce under UN ajuspices.
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    US REJECTION SEEN
    430 1 Vishmsky s Proposal \m Korean lruce Called Impractical WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 (UP) li was learned lo.lay (I, a the United Stales will reject Russia's demand for a special United Nations Security Council meeting l.» break the Korean trace <lea«l- Officials consider Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vlshinsky's surprise
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    Anglo-Swiss Group For Mount Everest
    75 1 LONDON. Jan. 4 (AFP)— The Himalayan Committee of the Royal Geographical Society and Alpine Club yesterday announced that an Anglo-Swiss expedition will attempt this Spring to scale Mount Everest from the southern route. The statement said that the Nepalese Government had granted permission for climbing
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    Russian Move May Wreck Truce Talks
    76 1 PARIS. Jan I UP)— The United States said toda> that it gravely feared a Soviet move to .switch the Korean armistice negotiation^ to the United Nations Secorit) Council night serioosls de I lay or even P/rcck the PlJlmunjom talk>. American delegate licnja mm Cohen
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    France Asks For Delay In NATO Meet
    131 1 France Asks For Delay In NATO Meet WASHINGTON, Jan 4 (Reuter)—A State Dej irtmei I spokes man said today a request had been received from France for the postponement of the meeting of the North* Atlantic 12--j power Cour.ci! due to open m Lisbon on Feb 2 He recalled that
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    Negro Victim Dies
    52 1 SAXFORD. Florida. «d m -J (Reuter) Mrs. Harriet Moore, injured on Christmas nigl I when a bomb killed hei Negi > husband and wrecked their home. died m hospital here Her husband. 4', Harry T. Moore, w Florida State Secretary to the National Association for the of
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    Mao Said To Be On Visit To Stalin
    83 1 LONDON. Jan. 4 (AFP) Mao Tse-tung. th e Chinese Red leader, is believed to be either about to visit MOSCOW or to be already there, on a visit to see Marshal Stalin. Reporting this, the Evening News diplomatic correspondent said that the
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    Fresh Storm May Smash Carlsen's Bid To Save Ship
    188 1 Fresh Storm May Smash Carlsen 's Bid To Save Ship LONDON, Jan. 4 (AP) A storm shaping up off thr British Isles injected fresh peril today into the sea epic of Capt. Kurt Carlsen and his helpless freighter, Flying Enterprise. With a rescuing tug already on the scene 300 miles
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    Reds Turn Down New UN Appeal
    157 1 Reds Turn Down New UN Appeal Ml \S\\. Jan. 1 Ibe < mmmini*!-, lo<la> flaily rejected a n«* \lli. .I appeal for ill. imm<<li;iif r\rhan«;r of ..irk ami •vonmfod prifMwrv of wrmr, Ihe appeal k m made I non-stop, t-hour-20-minute )i the .prisoner ex- i. i ibcommittee if Panmui I
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    Australia, Burma Exchange Envoys
    58 1 C INBE EtRA .1 4 '•>!'■ An-:: ii:a .itid Bn: ma uzvood to excha matic representatives. External Affairs Minisi R. G I Mr I men! of an Ausi m Bii i •il lowed visit to B hi ;ind dU hi§ i>o\ policy <>■ iustraliai latio He
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    LACK OF ALCOHOL FOR MEDICINE
    270 2 Colony Stock Is Dwindling Standard Staff Reporter A SERIOL S shortage of alcohol for medicinal purposes is being experienced m Singapore and particularly the Federation because of a general uorld shortage and the refusal of certain countries to sell to Malaya. A spokesman of the
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    Buried 20 Watches In Rice
    114 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWO CHINESE. Ho Soo Cheek and Tay Eng Koh were both fined a total of $1,300 m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, when they admitted exporting \vatche> without a permit on board the Giang Seng m the outer roads o'
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    Secretary Of Union Fined $50
    141 2 THE HONORARY secretary 0l the Indo-Makiy-Pakistani Seamen's Union. S.C. Chakra-j vuity, was fined $50 m the Singapore First Police Court for failing to furnish to the Regis* rar of Trade Unions a general statement, audited m, the prescribed manner, of all receipts and expenditure of
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    Maidservant (15) On Theft Charge
    60 2 A MAIDSERVANT, Arbayahl bt Ibrahim 115), was charged! m t^p Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with stealing a leather handbag, valued at $25 from her mistress, S Annie MacIntosfa m her h^tu.^e m Na.s.^im «d on Jan 2 Arbayah claimed trial and bai i el
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    Drunk. In Capable
    29 2 T PERIASAMY wu fined $10 m the Singapore Third Police Couri yesterday, for being drunk i id incjpab'e at Rune] Road on ■I IB 3. I
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    Woman Kept 2 'Mui Tsais' —Court Told
    85 2 Woman Kept 2 'Mui Tsais' Court Told YO\G LAU. a 46-year-old woman of Tiong Poh Road, appeared m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday >>n charges of trying to procure two Chinese ti i r l >; both alleged to be under 21 years of age, tor purpuses ol prostitution.
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    Flat Rent Increased
    98 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE RENT of a flat In Tanjong Pagar Road which was $40 before the slump m li>2B but which was later reduced to $23.75, was yesterday raised up to $40 again by the Rent Conciliation Board, presided- over by Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. The
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    Two Who Aspire To Be 'The Body'
    143 2 TO RAISE MONEY for the home for the aged run by the Little Sisters of the Poor m Singapore. Madame Kong Fong is organising a charity stage show on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. at the Happy World Stadium. The highlight of the evening
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    'PEACE Through Culture'
    312 2 'PEACE Through Culture' \ned China Mission Goes Borne "CULTURAL MISSIONS" ore one of Hie most important means of cementing and consolidating friendly relationship between countries, declared Hie leaders of a 21 -strong Red China "cultural mission" when Hie party arrived m Singapore by ship yesterday on their way back to
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    More Views On Film Controversy
    385 2 THE CONTROVERSY over 20th Century-Fox's leehnieolour movie "David And Bathsheba" on. Published below are twine of the statements made yesterday by various Colony authorities: MR. JACK EVANS. Official Malayan Film Ceasor: "As far as religious films go, these are always passed clean provided they are
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    RAF Babies 'Weigh-in' Today
    182 2 Standard Staff Reporter "WEIGHING-1N" will start at tico p.m. today for R.A.F. Regiment (Malaya)'* first babyshow, to be held at the Regiment Depot, at Changi airfield. More ihan fifty entries are expected f rom families of men of Regiment Squadrons at the Depot., at Chanqi, Tengah
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    McNeice Scheme Gains Support
    299 2 Standard Staff Reporter COMMENTING on the scholarship scheme by Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, President of the Singapore City Council to train local boys m the United Kingdom for Council posts, Mr. C. C. *Tan, President of the Progressive Party said yesterday that the scheme "must
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    GUNMAN GETS AWAY WITH $165
    44 2 A LONE gunman broke into a shop m Somerville Road, Singapore, and made off with $165 m cash and Jewellery on Thursday. The gunman who was masked confined the shop-keeper and his family m a room before he left.
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    Tenants Agree To Raised Rent
    137 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE RENT of a building m North Bridge Road. Singapore. was raised from $397.75 to $500 at yesterday's Rent Conciliation Board meeting presided over by Mr. Eu Cheow Chye. The rent of another hnu<e m Rochore Road was inc-rea^ed from $160.50 to
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    Lifted Pen In Queue
    107 2 Standard Staff Reporter A 26-YEAR-OLD Siamese. James Edward, was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to six weeks rigorous imprisonment for lifting a pencil, worth $10 from the shirt pocket of a shop assistant. Teo Chong Teck at the Capitol Theatre on Dec. 24.
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    Boy Scouts Association
    88 2 AT THE inaugural meeting of the Singapore Boy Scouts (South Western) District Association, following the adoption of the Rules Bye-Laws governing the Association, the following office bearers were elected: Chairman H. J. C. Kulasintha: Vice-Chairman N. F. G. Scharenguivel: Treasurer Kob Hun Boon: Secretary Chen Si Kok.
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    35 Gamblers Fined
    35 2 TWEXTY-EIGHT women and seven men were fined a tola: sum of $525 m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when they all admitted gambling at two places m Singapore on Jan. 3
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    NO RENT RAISE FOR STALL MEN
    151 3 NO RENT RAISE FOR STALL MEN rER m 90 minute fHaroaaioii with three ProKarl) < ilj < oaneillors yesterday, tin- lessees ol Market m Singapore agreed lo call oil Mi. proposed iaerease m i!>»' renld ol Mullin ihe market. I ms. Kirn Seng dCo > r en t eas <
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    144 3 A Filipino Army Officer, who used to fii;ht the 'huks\ the Communist-led dissidents m the Philippines, is m Singapore for the holidays with his wife, who is a younij graduate from Manila. He is Major Misuel Ronuialdez (second from ri';ht) the new Philippine Arm«'d Forces' Attache to the Philippine Embassy
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    Indian War Vets Bound For Korea
    33 3 Indian War Vets Bound For Korea g I 104 ol Ambulance I Sing theii iv by Di the B ment will relieve en who i X si daj shed pi an Gove local
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    FIRST MEETING
    27 3 THE first meeting ol the Naval Base Union's Consultative Council >c held i' the Naval B Labour Onion's premises, B tod ly at i.iv pm.
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    Ship Returns To Colony
    95 3 THE S S. Ekros. a small steamer, formerly Greek-owned and j recently sold to Hongkong buy- ers, which Left Singapore on Tuesday for Hongkong v;is re--1 ported yesterday to be returning to Singapore and was expected to arrive here last night The Singapore agents of the
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    MR, G. DAVIES
    54 3 THE Governor has appointed Mr Cr Davies to be his private secretary while Cap' R. J. Bing-ham-Newland has been appointed his Aide-de-Camp. The following were appointed Extra Aides-desCarnp Mr, R. P. 11. Shelmerdine, A.5.P., C tpt P. M. Evans. Cap:. T W, Ong, Mi W. H Droogleever,
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    LABOUR CHIEF
    17 3 MR. S. THIRUCHELVAM has been appointed Assistant Commissioner iov Labour with effect from Dec. 24.
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    EXPERT WARNS ON ST. JAMES
    465 3 'Good For Only One More Year' Standard Stall Be porter SING \I*OKK City CobmcUlmv we Minniiiif an enormous ri*k by <l<*|u*iniiiii: >ol<>l\ on llir >l. James Power Station, This itation uith ejmd care may 1m- made to run for another year at nW Thi s
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    NAME IT AFTER HIM & NOT ME, PLEADS MR. LEE
    252 3 NAME IT AFTER HIM NOT ME, PLEADS MR. LEE Standard Staff Reporter THE ERECTION of a permanent memento to commemorate the work of Mr. C. L Edwards, chairman of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association was sii"«esi«'<l l»v two members at the Association's annual general meeting yesterday, Mr. Lee Kong Chian said
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    US Consul On Fed. Tour
    84 3 THE new American Consul General m Singapore, Mr. Charles F. Baldwin, will leave Singapore by air tomorrow to pay 'his first official visit to Kuala Lumpur and Penang. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Baldwin. During a two-day stay m the Federation capital. Mr. Baldwin
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    STOLE CLOTHES
    48 3 TEOH KOK THOH. a young shop assistant was found guilty m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday of stealing clothes worth $25. from his uncle's house at Holland Road on Nov. 14 last year. Sentence was postponed vO Jan. y and Teoh was given .>l.uuu bail.
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    SALT MAN TOLD ME TO PAY, HE SAYS
    524 3 Standard Staff K<|>orh-r MAKING HIS defence m the witness hox. Chn« Son<j Thiam, proprietor of thr firm, (hop Chug Wah Srn-i, of Boal Quay, saiil In the. Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday, that he paid $60,000 to a Singapore firm on
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    FAO Men In Singapore
    101 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. MORGENS Anderson. Regional Forestry Officer of the I Food and Agriculture Organisa- tion ol the United Nations, has arrived here to attend the open- l ing of the Timber Grading School at Kepong. Seiangor, which will be held on Jan. 7. The
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    BADOOR DENIES BREAK-IN CHARGE
    72 3 BAIL of S5OO was offered to Hassan bin Badoor <20> m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday when he claimed trial to nousebreaking and theft of 20 tins o f milk and half a bottle of assorted sweets worth $13.50 at the canteen of 223 Base
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    EX-COLONY A-G DIES
    78 3 MR T D. WALLACE. V\ before the war took a leading part m organising the civil defence o! Singapore. died on Tuesday at Dar-es Sala im, where he had gone to take up the post of Attoraey-Genei r >: Tanganyika. In 1939. Mr Wallace was appointed Crown
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    7 DAYS MORE
    41 3 THK Government ol India m Malaya has extended th e date lor receipt of completed applications from candidates In connection with the Government's Cultural scholarships 1 scheme. .The extension date is r.v Jan 14 instead of Jan. 7.
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    $5-BRIBER GETS $250-FINE
    148 3 BAIL OF $2,000 was offered toi Lum Ah Loke <39> m the Singap re Fourth Police Court yesterday, when he claimed trial to the theft of 645 yards of American linen worth at $1,870.50. the property of Tay Hor Wuo between Dec. 16 and Jan. 2. 1
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    Court Awaits Doctor
    275 3 THE inquest into the death of Mr. (i. Bolton, a superintendent of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers' Company, who was killed on Tang lin Road on Nov. l\. was again adjourned, after a continued hearing m the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday. Further hearing was postponed to Jan. 15.
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    HARBOUR MASTER
    23 3 CAPTAIX C. H. CAMPBELL of the Royal Navy, has been appointed to assume duties of the Kind's Harbour Master m Singapore
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    Two Bandits Killed, One Surrenders
    162 4 Standard St.ill < orrespondent KOALA LI'MPtR. Fri.— 1b the 24 hours ending at *J a.m. today, two bandits were killed, two suspects wounded and captured and a bandit surrendered m the i Federation. I Hiring the same period six members of the. security forces were
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    Limits Raised
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— From Jan. 1 the limits m respect of ill classes of savings bank accounts, with the exception of public and conjoint accounts, have been raised as follows: initial, deposit from $4,000 to So. ooo. annual limit the same, and the maximum from $10,000 to $20,000.
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    Resumes Duties
    26 4 Che Hamid bin Mustapha. who was acting as Judge for Johore, has resumed duties on Jan. 1. as the President of Sessions Court, Muar.
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    3 Years' r.i.
    40 4 MALACCA, Fri.— Ong Yap Foo. aged 18. who had a previous conviction m Seremban, jvas today convicted and sentenced to three years' r.i. m the Sessions Court for stealing ten sbeets rubber from Ayer Pa' Abas Estate.
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    Court Vacation
    28 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri The Federation Supreme CoUrt vacation ends on Jan. 12 and on Jan. 14 the Court of Appeal will meet here for crimhud appeals.
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    96 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. N. Packrisamy, a young Special Constable attached to the Sentul Works was today charged before Inche Harun m the Second Magistrates Court, for absenting himself from cXrty and for committing criminal breach of trust of one pair of khaki trousers, one pair of canvas shoes
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    Legco Meeting
    57 4 Legc o Meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Standard understands that the first meeting of the Federal Legislative Council, originally scheduled for next week, has been postponed not because of any new legislation but m order to give the members an opportunity to raise any questions or debate on the result
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    Driver Fined $40
    43 4 A DRIVER. Abdul Ghani bin Bunlal. aged 24. was fined $40 m the Muar Magistrate's Court for driving his car m a negligent manner and as a result causing hurt to one Lee Kirn Yu at Bukit Kangkah village. Tangkah.
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    MISSION TO STEP UP AID FOR
    197 4 RESETTLEKS Haines Outlines 5-Phase Plan Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Methodist Mission work to help the people m the resettlement areas 111 the Federation is to be stepped up this year. This was indicated by the Rev. J. Harry Haines of Ipoh m
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    Jock Gertz Gets KL USIS Post
    180 4 VI R. Jack A. GerU, In fl formation Officer m Singapore's United States Information Service has been promoted to take charge of USIS offices m Kuala Lumpur. His new appointment will be that of Public Affairs Officer and Associate Director of the TSIS m
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    2.000 Foundry Men Make Six Demands
    224 4 Standard Staff Correspondent Xt ALA LLMPLR, Fri.— More than 2,000 foundry workers here have suhmittt-d to their employers nix demands., including a revision of wage* for piece work end improvement of their working conditions. The Standard understands that the Chinese Foundry Workers' Association, Kuala
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    $66,000 For Poppy Day Fund
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri With one exception, ali the Stales and Settlements m the Federation exceeded the previous year's collections m connection with Poppy D;iy Fund m 1951. Collections so far received by the central body amount to over 166,000, with Pe'nang heading the list with
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    Claims Trial To Modesty Charge
    82 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— A young Chinese. Loh Pang, .va^ charged before Mr A P Jack ia the Rrsl Niogistrate's Court. today, with using criminal force to Mrs V F Eyles with intent t.> outrage her modesty. The offence was alleged to have been committed at
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    Two For 'Frisco Talks
    235 4 Two For 'Frisco Talks Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Dr. Robert B. Amstutz. principal of Trinity College, Singapore, and Superintendent of Southern Malaya District, was elected minis ferial delegate to the General Methodist Church Conference at Sam Francisco m April tins year by the Methodist Conference m Kuala Lumpur,
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    Landlady Bound Over
    108 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Chinese woman. Ho Ah Ng, related m the Second Magistrate's Court today how she and her 11-year-old son were assaulted by her landlady and her two sons on Oct. 26 last. tier son became unconscious as a result of the beating she said.
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    2 Climb Last 13 Steps
    228 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. la July last year a Sakai received information that Nordin bin MM Saman, a bandit, was staying at &ampong Unchanff m the Pekan district of Pahan*. The 9akai. enlisted the help of some friends, and oaid a visit to Nordin who was
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    183 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Remarking that ih<- imJcpendence of Malaya Party does not seek the support of the electorate on the basis of. rash promises which it is incapable of implementing, the Kuala Lumpur Branch presents a ten-point election programme. The IMP pledge
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    42 4 Eighteen-year-old Woon Kio, one of the youngest Scouters m the Federation, has been awarded the Silver Cross for saving a Scoutmaster from drowning m a deep mining pooL In addition, a certificate iff commendation was also awarded to Scouter Woon.
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    $5,000 BAIL
    43 4 BAIL OF $5^)00 m two sureties was offered to Chun Ah Chiew (19), m the Singapore Third Police Criminal District Court yesterday. when he denied having 10| pounds of raw opium on Jan 1 The case was adjourned to Jan. 11.
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    To Name Candidates
    70 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Independence of Malaya Party are holding an election meeting tomorrow at the playground of the former Kemp Club m Bungsar Road, when Dato Onn, Mr. M. P. Rajagopal and Mr. SL Arumugam will addres* the gathering. Th* meetinf arrange* for Sunday has been
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    33 4 KUALA LUMPUR, FriCertiftcales of naturalisation have been granted to H. G. Paul D e Siedlecki. Tjook Twan Kee known as Cheok Twan Kcp or T. XL Cheok and Cheok Khenj? Eng
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    24 4 TOH Hoi Kirn was lined $25 by the Muar Magistrate. Che Houssin, for selling pork without a licence at Jalaa Bakri, Muar.
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    $15 For Joy Ride
    131 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri -Leong j Seng Kong, aged 19. a Chinese I attendant m a petrol pump m Pudu Road who took a motorvan parked near the pump for a joy- i ride last night, was today coh-j victed by Inche Harun m the Second Magistrates
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    Special Gets 4 Months
    93 4 KUALA LUMPUR, FrL Monamed Noor bin Has him a 19-year-old Special Constable attached to the Ampat Tin Dredging, Batu Caves, was today sentenced to four months" rigorous imprisonment by Jnche Harun m the Second Magistrates Court for absenting himself from duty. The Court was informed that
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    Kepala Allowed $250 Bail
    83 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Wong Kirn Swee, a 34-year-old Kepala employed by a local contractor was today produced before Mr. A.P. Jack m the First Magi* trait's Court, with causing grievous hurt to one Lee Kwan Mcng. The offence was alleged to have b?en committed at the
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    180 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A few months after resignin? from the Federatloa Police Force and taking: up a planting job m Kota Tints*. Johore, Mr. Robert Driwamd Willir.mson, a-cd 25, lias feeen awarded the Coteual Police Medal for cafiaartry. Fe tail* from Witham,
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    This Scheme Will Bring Progress To Village Folk
    116 5 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A scheme to provide more than 80,000 people m Pasir Mas with village community halls, model wells, public conveniences and four new bridges has been submitted to the Kelantan State Development Board. The scheme estimated to
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    Sikh Who Was A Colonel In Chiang's Army
    103 5 TAIPING. Fri —Mr. Dara Singh alias Ong Ah Leng, a very popular athlete of Perak was entertained by his friends to a farewell dinner at the State Rest House prior to his departure to a senior appointment m the Police Force. After
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    Prisoners Get Cash, Radio
    68 5 IPOH. Fri. The Perak MCA Welfare sub-committee today decided to donate a radio to the Baiu Gajah Prison and SluO cash for i\s Chinese prisoners to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Pork will be distributed to Chinese In r he [poh detention camp on the ex
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    31 5 MR P C Sorcar, the rflknown magician who is now having i very successful aeuson lo the Fedeiiti Capit.il. ill gAe a week\ performance In Penang i shortly
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    Caused Hurt: Charged
    80 5 A KNIFE with strands of hair sticking to the blade was shown to the magistrate. Inrh c Abdu' Wahab bin Abdullah, m the Parit Buntar court \e*lerday when Letchumanan wag chared with causing hurt to his brother. Poongan. on the night of Jan. 1. at Dennistown Estate.
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    Customs Seize 742 lbs. Opium
    164 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Fri— Seven hundred and fortytwo pounds of opium, worth about $223,000, were produced as exhibits m the Sessions Court, Parit Buntar, when two cases involving three women and two men, were heard. The case.s followed at:er a raid by a Customs party on
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    332 5 Standard Staff Keportrr THE Singapore City Council Analyst is to organise a demonstration to show the towgaygrowers the best method ot producing towgay from tap water. This was stated by Mr. T. P. F. McNeice President of the City Council, m a statement issued yesterday,
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    Building C'ttee To Review Position
    344 5 MANDATORY ORDERS Standard Staff Reporter THE BUILDING Committee of the Singapore City Councillors will review the entire position m regard to mandatory orders taken out by the City Architect and Building Surveyor's Department against those erecting unauthorised attap houses m the City. This was stated
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    500 Trishameh Lose Licences FAILED TO RENEW THEM LAST YEAR
    162 5 500 Trishameh Lose Licences FAILED TO RENEW THEM LAST YEAR Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Fri About 500 trMia ruler* will have rfiefr riding licences automatically cancelled nVi* year lor (ailing to ro> Dew them last year, Mr. Yeamg FFooi Gboe v Mimieinal Registrar of Vehicles, told The Standard today. F"
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    Jail, Rotan For Snatch, Grab Thief
    132 5 IPOH. Fn.- A sequel to snatch and grab attempt m the New Town Market on Dec. 6 at HMO a.m.. was heard m the Magistrate's Court this morning. when Tan Chin Meng (45) was sentenced to four months r.i. and four strokes of the
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    78 5 Welcome To 1000 Mem bers S( Kldjrd M;«H < u/r.-sponrf.-rw <1' iKK THAN 000 nf« m«br"i> n| Singapore iin* ST.M.C.A w\ i «> recently rerruited undei the Asxocia taunfMiCß m Men mcnlMrg be r elconved c. tn Rnnual tttc [»i ty tf ;<> p m Umixhi la 1 1« Aancfation'c
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    TOWGAY MEN HAIL THE TEST
    290 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE PRESIDENT of the Singapore Towgay Growers Association, Mr. Sim Tim Nam. yesterday expressed confidence thai "towgav grown m well water will be superior boih m quality and quantity to that grown m tap water." He was commenting on a proposal of
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    Cut Throat: Jailed
    53 5 TAX Gnoh Chye who rut his J throat m a suicide bid m a notei I m Bishop Street. Penrui^. on i 6 told Magistrate, Mr. D. C I. Wernham that he did this be cause he v\.a.s ied up with liie Tan v.as Matenced to a
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    Villagers Approach To Non-Officials —Entirely Wrong
    192 5 Villagers Approach To Non-Officials Entirely Wrong Standard Stan" i !orre*|»ondenl IPOH, Fri. The Kinla Kraii<-Ii «»f ifi. >lala\a<« Chinese 4flßoCaßfaMl ha%e rerei\ed a petition from residents of Balfour illage m kaiiipar. a*kin» lli. m approach (iovcrnnirnl lo r—riil an all.-.W demolition and regrouping ordrr mklik lluv \%n» heard m s
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    52 5 Detainee Dies IN A NEWS item In ■iv issue "Detainee Warder He the ;<< Hashtm bin Edrij (22) v>.< ferre j u> -s i w .i: i 1 his Is incorrect Hashtm m i- i- m fad i iet m i the sa ne ctmp neased
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    52 5 PEN ING Fij W\ •> i- i si et toda .>un Teleci mmunii il mi I) -p nr meiit <■:•■ eil r»fl *fi i !i N. i ri.t.s. 11 1 dropped k»sl i icced to le eartli van sodde >^ fii^'u rain lit- k«Gen t*
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    46 5 EIGHT hundred and seventy criminal cases were mentioned m the Ipuh Magistrate's Court last yeai of which 153 were dead with. There were 1 B>o turamo is c.ist'v aod 201 them ire .-> .> p»Miriinu A minimum r»| »>U caset aci c lits-ud even TtJCSdaj
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Fall Of A Tin God
    883 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Fall Of A Tin God MENTION ihe name of Stuart Symington to a Malayan tin producei i.:>d a most un-Christian expression would spread ovei his face. Invoke tfiat iame name among a group oi hard-working miners *nd immediately black (Uud of gloom would descend upon
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    459 6 Review of Views Low Salary j REFERRING to a letter written' ty a reader about the forest' guardi who receive pay (f* only $77 inclusive a month' Utusan Melayu hoped that the 1 letter has been noted by the 1 Fi(.e;al Legislative Council-' 1< rs. The salary scheme oi the*
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      Teachers In Mission Schools
      312 6 Sir, The Sunday Standard cf Dec. 30 carried an article stating thai "approved salary scales for teachers m Mission schools will be discussed at the 57th annuai conference of Malayan Methodists which opens on January 2" at Kuala Lumpur. Teachers referred to here are not and
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      Nancy And I.O.U.s
      182 6 Sir; Perhaps you are not aware that your weekly Comics Supplement not only provides entertainment for young folks. but also teaches them a good deal. Little kids m my locality lost no time m putting to practice what they learned from Ernie Bushmiller's -NANCY" on last Sunday,
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      115 6 Sir: A few dissident members of the I.M.P. have recently e< nplained that the common men have been overlooked and that vested interests are running th« party. But, m the past, many a representative from the common-men has on many an occasion let the common men down;
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    Who Said Pulau Semakau Is Backward?
    1003 6 Who Said Pulau Semakau Is Backward? By STANDARD SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT FOR 300 people living In Pulau Seraakau, an island reached within on hour by launch from Singapore, the Emergency m Malaya, ihe war m Korea, why. even the post-war social problems of Singapore. hf;\e not m the leasl affected their
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    15 6 "Can't hear word you're feayin' Come back when things nave <juietemd down Mil"
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    385 6  -  JEAN ALLARY By PARIS. Jan. 4. A BOARD the liner taking r^ him to the United State.-, Mr. Winston Churchill is preparing the case he will put before President Truman. The brief visit he paid to Paris on Dec. 17-18 was meant to serve as a preamble
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    ANGLO-US TALKS ON GEN. LIM Churchill To Bring Up Question In Washington
    227 7 ANGLO-US TALKS ON GEN. LIM Churchill To Bring Up Question In Washington IOVIOY Jan. 4, (Renter) Britain is discussing with c i •»;tt«i Static the activities of the Chinese Nationalist General Mi «m the South Chinese frontier with Burma and Siam, a Foreign Office spokesman said here yesterday, Th< discussions
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    Wash. Fears PM May Take More Than Give
    169 7 ISHINGTON, J.m. I (1 P).— Tfcerc w an -l:-lu!\ mr\u;i» :i|»|>r« In n-ion ht r« aboul ihf I'iuii. Minister Win-ion Mum hill despite M Truman*- -!ai« riitiit that th r British »!»lcMiian I |>< nHt-l wrlromr. Was c thai i i fl
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    US Denies Red Charge Of Aiding Li
    225 7 WASHINGTON, JaU 4 (AFI Th« State Department yestert. ssued j > v t the So vie t i _es thut the United S ;,u> i v sui p ng ai tat t< Chin* s< v o .1 Ist guerillas m Yunnan and Bui
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    UK: Japan Free To Decide China Policy
    28 7 PI I %FPI '1 P. 1 L Office N t c DOliCj H ed that Ja| n*s 1 C be i
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    Thai Police Seize More Red Suspects
    75 7 BANGKOK, Jan. 4. <AFP^— Twe n i v iiileged Communii-t agents and sympathisers were arrested by the Thai police over Me week-end at Yala and Bt ntrriK m south Thailand, it was learned today. One Chinese named Kimchua Sac ling, owner ol a building
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    Churchill, Eden Aboard 'Queen'
    82 7 The Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill, talks with the American Ambassador to London. Mr. Walter S. oifford (centre) and the Foreign Secretary Mr Anthony Eden m the Prime Minister s suite aboard the Queen Mary, December 30 The sailing of the Queen Mary was delayed for
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    US Planning Pacific Defence Pact Setup
    185 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. I (UP) The United Stale* administration hopes eventually lo see a Pacific security organization similar lo ihc North Atlantic Treaty Organization which uouhl include most of the independent countries of South-Easl A?*ia. it Mas reported authoritatively yesterday. a cilice closely associat* with
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    WHO To Teach India 'Rhythm Method'
    329 7 UN. NEW YORK, Jan. 4. (UP), —A World Health Organization t-.\p<-!t announced yesterday the; establishment tf pilot projects m the "rhythm method" of birth control m India m ;m effort to leach the Indians family planning that could curtail iv fastgrowing birth rate. Dr.
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    UN Command Silent On Vishinsky's Proposal
    169 7 MUNSAN, Jan. 4 (UP) The United Nations truce command had no comment this morning on Russia's proposal to break the Panmunjom truce talks deadlock m the United Nations Security Council. It was considered unlikely however that United Nations Command would agree to such a
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    Pleven Govt. Wins Vote Of Confidence
    87 7 PARIS, Jan. 4. (AP).—Premier Rene Pleven last night won a narrow vote of confidence from the French National Assembly. The vote was 254 for the government lo 247 for the opposition. "The ote committed the Assembly to take up the Cabinet's plans for reorganization
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    US Officials Study Soviet SECO Move
    139 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. (UP). Officials speculated here yesterday thai Russia's I proposal for a special United ''Nations Security Council meet-^ ing to seek a Korean armistice" i was just anolhtr propaganda However, they withheld official comment pending a study of the implications of the
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    Indian-Jap Treaty Talks Resumed
    74 7 Tokyo Jan 4. (Al -t c oud ofß ctai talkf to I < < elusion o{ Japanest Fi than r-e:ice treaty will 1 p plao afternoon at the Indian m Tokyo. D.m ctor Kum Nishii !lie Foreign Office I H.j(« :.u ;utd D. VV.ijima of the
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    Peking Said Forming 2,000 'Malaya Column'
    117 7 TAIPEI. .Lan 4. (IP) —The Ministry of Defence last night charged the Communists with the formation of Indo-China. Burma. India and Malaya columns for the invasion of South -East Asia. A spokesman said Ihe Indo China column. about 20.000 men. was undergoing rigid training
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    300 Killed In Yunnan 'Quake
    62 7 TOKYO. Jan. 4. (UP)— Peking Radio said a severe earthquake on Dec. 21 killed 300, and injured 1,537 m the western part ol Yunnan Province. A broadcast m Chinese language monitored m Tokyo a1 0000 GMT said 40.000 houses were destroyed, rendering 120--000 homeless. The
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    Extensive Smuggling To Reds Through HK
    276 7 MANILA, Jan. 4 (AP)— Large-scale smugging »f strategic war material* lo Communisl China \«a> reported lo ba\e been revealed to a Congressional coniiillic yesterday liv the National Bureau of Imehligaliou. Mosi t! the smuggling trade has bten carried on through Hongkong ci through Hongkong
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    27 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 (UP) —American battle casualties m K«mi-;: new tutiil )G.<,739, an increase of 321 o»fer last week's report, Ihe Defence Department said yesterday.
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    'Monty' Confers With Lyttelton For Two Hours
    211 7 LONDON, Jan. 4. <AP).— Field Hard bmi u<»nt gomery conferred lor nearly two hours \<sterda\ with Colonial Secretary Oliver Lytteltoa on Britain's mat against the Communist bandits i:i Malays. B I oil rep re wi i n<; Sign Bl dcci who is to
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    US Informed Of Britain's Ratification
    114 7 WASHING N Jan. 4 (AFP;— The British s < ment yesterday ci!.< j ad- Ised the Unit* < Stati :hat it had ifi« d 'he Japan* H peace :r<;.'y sij.:;ed September at San Francisco. Mr K< aneth Pridham. Second Secretary of the Biiti-h Embassy m
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    152 7 CAIRO, Jan. 4 <AP»- Di Rafei Afifi Pasha, new pro-Western chief advisei t« King Farouk, said today Egj p1 m iU fiu.it against British imperialism should avoid being caught n. the grip of imperialists of BinTerent character* 1 meaning Soviet Russia. Farouk's appointment of Afifi
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    116 7 LONDON. lan. 4 (AFI British political circles said <■ lerday that Prime M Winston Churchill's ri< \n\ < appointing an overall po and military comm; i i Malaya was due to the Beces? of waiting for the resuli ol conversation! m Washington i i NA'I
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    TESTEMONIALS FOR RAF CIVILIANS
    137 8 TESTEMONIALS FOR RAF CIVILIANS To Be Awarded Twice A Year THE introduction of special testimonials for locally-engaged civilian* who have given outstanding service with the Royal Force m Malaya, was announced last night. The plan will apply also to the R.A.F. m Ceylon and Hongkong. Specially printed by the Singapore
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    124 8 PORT SAID. Jan. 4, (AFP). A flotilla of 34 Russian flsh- ins? vessels bound for Vladivostok will arrive at Port Said today for transit through the Suez Canal. It consists of 33 trawlers and a parent ship. According to signals received I from the
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    Singapore Monkey Threatens To Delay Freighter's Sailing
    89 8 JERSEY CITY. New Jersey, Jan. 4 (Renter* -One of the 38 monkeys which the American President Lines freighter, President Arthur, brought here on Sunday from Singapore, today threatened to delay the vessel's sailing. The monkey is m i>e engine room and line officials
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    70 8 HONGKONG. Jan. 4 (AP> T:te British freighter. Edendale. was still aground on a sand bar iMaide Red China's Swatow harbour Ust night, but her owners were informed by radio that the 993-ton vessel was m no danger. The deep »ea tug Prince Salvour from
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    Aircraft Production To Begin In Japan
    116 8 A ircraft Production To Begin In Japan TOKYO, Jan. 4 (AFP)— Competent Japanese circles believe that production of ainraft m Japan will possibly begin next Spring. Representatives of five major companies are expected to go to the United States to sign agreements with American aviation companies. "Douglas." it i* believed,
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    303 8 Malayan Parcel Post Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Increased charges on handling of parcels both by the Malayan Railway and steamship companies, and a general increase m the rates charged by overseas countries on parcels from Malaya, are stated to be the reasons
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    63 8 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 «AFP> -The American heavy cruisers Canbera and Boston are the first warships m the world to be fitted with special equipment to ft'.e radio- siiided missiles, a high official of ttie United* States Navy stated here yesterday. The two cruisers, of 13.600 tons each,
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    END OF US BOYCOTT OF MALAYAN TIN SEEN
    421 9  -  T. J. LIM By Standard Market Reporter Steady Purchases On Free Market Will Keep Prices Stable THE RESIGNATION of Mr. Stuart Symington, Reconstruction Finance Corporation Administrator, Malayan tin producers believe, should now permit a more realistic U.S. tin buying policy and allow
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    THAILAND TO LIFT BAN ON WOOD EXPORTS
    62 9 THAILAND TO LIFT BAN ON WOOD EXPORTS I" i M:::.-'\'- C\>m .<, i uderu B lit tine the txp Hi ofl certain Qm b.ir: t-xter.di la wood -*.h the fx- U ,ik The bUI aas )n- i preserve cnougri C UStfUCUOB wurk keep ka do'.vn there t n»w >ufticien'.i> o|
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 i. r latcsl Sin^apor** i prues y^terda> |Cf lh; Kuwts Seller* I.OJI 'v '>**« No KSS silu: si iv. No Z KSS >iV:i si 1,,n. stradv. Quiet. LONDON KfKrUK limsday'a •n♦ »> v pnies per No 1 *»v I h 40 d. Buyers 41 d. Sellers \!,r 40Id
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    MALAYA TINS IN DEMAND
    142 9 *»taii<l;tr<l Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri.— Following the announcement esigaattai of Mr. Stuart Symington, chapman K» oti-truiticm Finance Corporation, there was 1 iemaai lor Malayan tin shares today. -hares big 4 M. Raufa Gold S 58 255 Rawang Con 50 52 Ri tnfl Tin l<> 3 11/3
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    Indian Cotton
    42 9 THE Government of India has decided that all confirmed licences issued tor export of cotton piecegoods that are already mad e valid up to Dec. 12. 1951 will automatically be i deemed to be valid UP to Feb 29. 1952.
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    Kinta Is Pleased And Hopeful
    210 9  - Kin ta Is Pleased And Hopeful LEONG HEW MENG "y Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Jon. 4: European and Chinese tin producers m Kinta, who contribute o major portion of Malaya's tin exports, received the news of Mr- Symington's resignation os head of the R.F.C. with a feeling of relief. They
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    Waring Sounds Warning
    203 9  - W aring Sounds Warning M. T. YONG BY Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Jan. 4: Commenting on Mr. Symington's resignation, Mr. D. T. Waring, a leading authority on tin m the Federation, told The Standard: "We greatly welcome the news. "Mr. Symington has been responsible for a great deal of
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    Mackay Forecasts Higher Tin Price
    208 9 By 001 SENG CHYE, Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Jan. 4. Remarking that he was pleased to hear that President Truman had accepted Mr. Symington's resignation, Mr. D. A. Mackay, Eastern Manager of the Eastern Smelting Company, Ltd. and an authority on tin, added, "Mr. Symington's
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    Chile May Withdraw
    13 9 CHILE may withdraw from the International Strategic Materials Conference. UP
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    Spenser For UK Parley
    42 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Jan. 4. The Member for Economic Affairs. Federation of Malaya, Mr. O. A. Spencer vrill represent the Government at the Coramonwealth Finance Ministers' conference to be held m London m the j middle of this month.
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    London Optimistic Over Resignation
    202 9 LONDON, Jan. 4 (Reuler) President Truman r announcement of the resignation of Mr. Stuart Symington as head of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may have solved m advance one of the problems of Mr. Churchill's \isit to Washington. There have been reports m both Washington and London
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    Burma Joins IMF
    46 9 BURMA has become the Ist member of the World Bank and of the International Monetary Fund Burma's quota m the fund is U. 5.515.000,000 and her subscription for the bank's capital stock is 150 shares of the total Dar value of U5515,000,000. UP
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    HK TRADE DECLINES
    33 9 HONGKONG did roughly US $100,000,000 worth of business m November a drop of nine per cent, over October, imports fell 6.9 per cent, and exports plunged 12.1 per cent AP
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    'Food Is Vital During This Critical Year'
    123 9 'Food Is Vital During This Critical Year' "FOOD will be a powerful factor m shaping the real peace that must eventually come to the world," according to Clarence J McCnrmick. US I Under Secretary of Aericulture. Speaking m New Orleans, he said: 'There can be no doubt "about the vital
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    India Cuts Duty On Copra Imports
    64 9 INDIA has reduced with Immediate effect the rate of import duty on copra from 37$ per cent. ad valorem to 25 per cent ad valorem where the standard rate of duty i* leviable and from 25 per cent, ad valorem to 15 per cent,
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    Russia Is Buying Malayan Rubber Un London Mart
    159 9 Russia Is Buying Malayan Rubber Un London Mart Standard Market Reporter RUSSIA is reported to hove been making purchases of Malayan rubber on the London market this week, according to Lewis and Peat (Singapore) m their weekly report. Fresh inquiries from overseas have absorbed all offering which had accumulated over
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    DESHMUKH MAY NOT GO TO UK PARLEY
    44 9 DESHMUKH MAY NOT GO TO UK PARLEY INDIA'S Finance Minister. Sir Cbintamani Deshmufch. is unlikely to attend the mid-January Commonwealth n Finance Ministers' conference In London owing to being engaged m the Indian Hec- t;o:is He might Visit I^ondon later for "official consultation*". Reuter
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    COPRA PRICES ARE LOWER
    89 9 Standard Market Reporter SLIGHTLY lower pri< es were quoted for copra m the Singapore produce market yesterday. Buyers indicated $38 per picul. with business dor>e at that level. Sellers were asking for $38$ per picui. Coconut oil had seUen at $63 per picul and buyers at
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    Soya Bean Has Big Role In US Economy
    871 9 SOYA BEANS, once o botanical curiosity m the United States, have climbed to a position of great importance m the nation. Only five other crops corn, wheat, hay, oats, and cotton occupy more land m the United States. Soya bean production m
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    HK EXCHANGE
    43 9 HONGKONG. Jan 4— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong K.\ \i i. today were HKSIS 21 to £1 Sterling: HK$6 450 to USsl' HKSI.BIO to Malayan SI: IIKSO 355 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK5317.625 on on c tael.
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    INDIAN JUTE QUOTAS
    32 9 The Government of India has extended The July December quota? for jute goods as weil as the additional quotas recently announced, for shipment u\) to Jan. 31. 1952. GIIS
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    HEAVY CAR SHIPMENTS TO PENANG
    190 9 Standard Staff Correspondent PEKANG, Jan. 4 —A large number of shipments of new motor cars have arrived and more are expected with each steamer coming into port Horn the United Kingdom, while several expensive American cars, such as Buick, Chrysler, Packard, Chevrolet Fleetmaster and other
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      Encore—Best Of Somerset Maugham Series
      979 10 Encore— Best Of Somerset Maugham Series STEPHEN WATTS €omments on films J/EW FILM IDEAS have proved .->o completely and consistently to the public taste everywhere as that of ptitting Somerset Maugham's short stories on the screen. Maugham has always been eminently filmable; his plays arri novels have given us a
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      'MICKEY MOUSE' TO STAY ON
      122 10 1 AUSANNE, Jan. 4. «.4P)- --»-< TJie Swiss Supreme Court has decided That \ht> <■ pression "Mickey Mouse" is not a "work ot creative an" and therefore is not protected by copyright Walt Disney Studio* had sued ih<> "Mickey Mouse Restaurant" m Zurich for the
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      Stars In Charity Show
      41 10 PHL Cantonese ftlm star 3 sisters. Chuan Siew Lay and Lnuan Siew Khew, now tourmg BAalaya, will give a charity periormaiue at the Metropole Theatre. Seremban, on Mi.mday, Jan 7 to aid the Chinese Matermty Hospital, Seremban
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      122 10 jiiiiliiiiuiiw^iipipi^iiHnmiiiiyiiJiiiiMiiiiiii! a 111 JBgm §BL A y 1 TOuaVS FORECAST:- We ar r K in K from ,he pUnetar, or privarv. Some SSiS tors w ,ll mak, )r lU \m Rood «lar lor starti,. 4 a 1!^ medical treatmeru w If your luiihiUjr la on M j»r c ht»'nll^ „ut
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    Barkway Athletic Training For Colony Next Week
    381 11 SINGAPORE'S athletes, sports club representatives and sports masters of various schools m the Colony have been invited to attend ihe eight-day training course given by Ray Barkway, the British Amateur Athletic Association coach, who will arrive m Singapore next week after completion of
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    Rugby Lge. Cup Draw
    128 11 LONDON. Jan. 3. (Reuter)— The draw for the Rugby League Cup first round made today resulted as follows: Salford vs. Hun-slet, Huddersfield vs. Halifax, Doncaster vs. Bradford Northern, Leeds vs Hull Kingston Rovers. Widnes vs. Barrow. St. Helene s vs. Belle Vue Rangers Dewsburv vs Cardiff.
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    3rd Replay Of FA Cup Tie
    67 11 LONDON', i an. 3, (Reuter) The third replay of the F.A. Cup second round lie between Blyth Spartans and Tranmere Rovers will be at Goodison Park. Evertons Ground, on Monday, January 7. The winners will be away to HuddersfieJ i Town m the third
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    England Beat Ireland 6-3 At Badminton
    161 11 HOVE, Sussex. Jan. 3 (Reuter) England beat Ireland by six matches to three m a badminton international here tonight. England have not been beaten by Ireland since the series began m 1902. Details (England first): N. B. Bradford lost to F.W. Peard 18-14, 15-8;
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    16 GOALS SCORED
    33 11 GSTAAD, Switzerland. Jan. 3. <AP>— Cambridge University and the Gstaad Hockey Club tied B—B m a friendly international match here Wednesday Period score? were: 2 5. s—l, 2 'Gstaad first).
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    Cockell Fit, Says Doctor
    158 11 LONDON. Jan S (Reuter) Don COl kt Briiish iglit heavyweight <ha,npio:i. was examined todUlj bj a spe< ia is; at Hammersmith bospital here Afterwciid- Dr. K. A Mako.s. bis medical ftdviaer J said: "Don Is extremely ni. a- j fit as he bas ever been and
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    Japs Buy US Horses
    100 11 SAN FRANCISCO Jan 3. (Reutt-r)- The Japanese Govt eminent has buut tt '>U American thorougbreds to improve horse- racing stock m Japan, it was announced here today The horses were selected by a team of horticultural arid racing officials .slier a tou: o1 American breedinfj !nrms
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    £25,000 Transfer For Footballer
    57 11 LONDON. Jan. 4. (AP) Harold Hassall, Huddersfield Town and England inside left, was yesterday sold to the Boiton Wanderers football dub for £25,000. He wi!' play for the Wanderers ayainst Tottenham Hotspur m next Saturday's English League game. Huddersfield Town are at the bottom of the
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    World Rugby League Cup Proposed
    123 11 LONDON. Jan 3, (Reuter) A world Rugby League Cup competition m which teams representing Britain, Australia, France and New Zealand would compete will be suggested by W. Fallowfield, Secretary of the English Rugby League, at the international I conference at Lyons on j January 12
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    Button Not Turning Pro
    133 11 Button Not Tu rning Pro NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (AFPI American champion sfcutei Dick Button, who wi\\ make an exhibition tour m Japan folio* \wi the Winter Olympic Garni i In)-.(>. < )-.(>. U•' wer. by plant ;>" terday for Garmish-Parti nkii i-hc.i KHithem Germany H ton was accompanied '>^
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    33 11 i• a I Jan 3 (Reut< fl I rih ntry Erom Cbifa r 0 inter gawva i c rm accepted today. Thii Ices a total of 90 lie U be represented
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    655 12 POH LIM, HOCK LENG BATTLE ON TONI GHT Thrills Expected In Semifinal Match Standard's Badminton Reporter EVER SINCE Sarawak's ong Poh Lim <;.nie to this Colony m 1940, he had remained «>ne of {lie top players m the island but be has never v,on the Colony's major title, tbe singles
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    44 12 (live Donognue, grandson of tin- famous Steve, settles into the >addlt» of one of the bones be belps his father, Pat. train at Middleham, Yorks. Cliye has been granted riding licence, but because <»f hU weight, 9st., intends t>» ride only over the sticks.
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    141 12 It \St S< liool la^-t n b-.it H.Q. .v«;n;:! Rcfin -nt by l'» points •<> 11 m tli \rrn> Intrr I'nii k:;-)tk-i» t! boxing competition held 1 ii!v.;!!ii I'.trr.. k-> vwnnaS MM II fi ended I ech- IHQ s >xers d I 'first): I
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    62 12 nwing v represent the S g ipore Cri kei Club at R to lay against RAF ii gi on the P.i lanjt: R. ML Parker, <J. Taylor, Clements, Mcl R sr, Rees, G. S. Tay- »i Di c, Mosley, Harding ia mers, Storrs, H. E. Cashio, II
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    40 12 THE s gapore m Club eir us Suj rr w g at 10 a es will b Fo are I evenl Event 1 Ev< -it 2. rise Event 3. E "> i bird and By I big
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    67 12 LOXDOX J tn. I AP> The British Army Boxing Association is sending a powerful team m a shori trip to Denmark and Swe len next week. In Denm irk the Army team will meet the Sparta Club m Copenhagen m Jan. 11, and m Gothernburg
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    79 12 MANILA. Jan. 4 (UP)— The visiting Hong Kong football team today defeated the Philippine NCAA selection, 2 o. at the Eliza] Memorial Football Field tonight. Chu Kam-wing, left-outside, made the first goal for the visitors during the curly hall of the game. Lam Yuk-lun. left half-back,
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    65 12 SAO PAL'LO. Jan. 4 Japanese runners were placed second m the 5.000-meters and third m the 3,000 meters m the Brazilian New Year's running contests here last night. The 5.n00 meter race was won by R:ki! Ostroza of Chile m 15 mins. 11.1 sees, and the
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    647 12 CALCUTTA, Jan. t (Reuter). The Test match between India and the }\(i. ended today m a draw. Given 90 minutes to score 2.">0 for a win, after the MTC m their second innings, had declared at 252 for live, India scored -0.5 for no loss
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    138 12 IPOH. Fri.— Kinta Indian Association scored a fluent two goals to nil victory over the Ramblers today and thus retained the Ipoh and District hockey league championship. Thillainathan gave the Indians a good start when, m the first minute, he scored. The Indians led
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    190 12 LOXDOX. Jan. 4 (AP) This period of the year is supposed to be full of harmony and peace, but it's far from happy on the English soccer front. Several team managers and directors of clubs are having trouble with players who for various reasons
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