Singapore Standard, 8 January 1952

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    Masthead
    19 1 Singapore Standard Ik fL *1 X VOL. II NO. 190. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1952. U PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Suez Strike May its Up Ship Traffic
    107 1 Suez Strike May its Up Ship Traffic to tie igh Si« B ish the w i kn >a M-- however, is M Ku»bUing esst .s were du»* Odessa to proceed to ik ihroii^h tl f i J'Y 1 rts <■■ Pori the nofth end >'■ I; c r. it was
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    King, Queen To Visit S. Africa
    23 1 King, Queen To Visit S. Africa t. (Reuge, Oaten a ft 1 1 weeks S Africa it was d c I hei lo-
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    Joy Doubts Reds Want Stable Truce
    395 1 Joy Doubts Reds Wan t Stable Truce iU\O. Jan. 7 \l*) ir«*- \«lmiral <.'. TurntT Joy, \|lm tl trace ntuolialor, lo«lav saul "with each passit\ i ln it Icm ami IctM rra>oii to think the Com- na!l\ ivaal a Stable armi-»ti«-f." In r.i!» ii thf < oiiiiiiiini^l IrilCC «n\oys for
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    BIG-3 MEET ON SE ASIA
    313 1 BIG -3 MEET ON SE ASIA Extension Of Spore lalks het tor INext W eek In W ashmgton LONDON, Jan. 7: (Renter) A British. Frem h ami I nited States military conference on South-Easl Asia will be lielcl m Washington within the next week, a Foreign Office spokesman announced here
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    Churchill Feted At Pentagon
    259 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 \l»)— Britain% IVimr Minister Winston < hurchill and top militar\ Iradrm sj| the I nitfd States Sunday held a two-hour IYnla*:<ui (L.S. Defence Headquarters) meeting, which Serrelary of Defence Rolnrt Lovett called just a social A luncheon given by Lovetfl for the visiting
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    14 Perish In Fire
    73 1 WESTFIELD I Massachusetts^ Jan 7. (Reuter> At least 14 people died today when fire swept a business and residential building here and all hve Booti collapsed m a tangle ot flaming Wr police e feared that two more were killed when trapped on the fifth floor
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    Solar Eclipse
    59 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 7 <Reuter) The United States Air Force today announced its plans for recording a total eclipse ot the sun on Feb. 25. Its chart service will send a scientific expedition to take up positions along the path ot the total eclipse, over a 3.20»-mile arc extending
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    Sir Cheng-lock Asks China-born Be Naturalized
    255 1 Standard Slaff Reporter A STRONG appeal was made yesterday by Dato Sir (lung-lock Tan, President of the Malayan Chinese Association, to China-born Chinese m Singapore "to identity ourselves with the Colony by becoming iiattiraii/.t*d British subjects." "On principle." he said; "one man cannot serve
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    Ike Didn't Say 'No'
    91 1 PARIS. Jan. 7, (Reuter).— Generul Eisenhower today said he would not resign his Supreme Command "m the absence of a clear-cut call to political duty." Gen. Eisenhower did not say outright that he would refuse m all circumstances to stand for the presidency. But he declared
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    Rains Cause Flooding In Several Areas
    324 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Floods hav<> been reported m the vanous parts of the Federation as the result ol continuous rain which has fallen from last night and early this norning. TWe Kluang— Mersing road is reported to be flooded to a
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    Fall Of French Govt. Imminent
    99 1 PARIS. lit.. 7. (UP).— The Socialist Party decided today to vote against Premier Rene Pleven m this afternoon's confidence vote making a fall of the government virtually certain. One hundred and four Socialist votes added to a combined 219 of Gaullist and Communist opposition would
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    Weather May Force Change Of Ship's Course
    281 1 Photo. LONDON, Jan. 7 (AFP) Captain arlsi-if s "Flying Enterprise" m tow of the British lug •'TunnoiP might have lo change its course and head for French or Irish shores instead of Faimouth because of weather conditions, according to a message reaching here
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    Chiang Supporters In HK Carve Huge Sign
    20 1 mur[Am 7 (OP)— lJnkaowß supporters o»th« airfield surrouadißfS n«wl WMil- w 7 7
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    Search For Hornet Pilot Discontinued
    151 1 AFTER a day of fruitless air search of islands m the Lingga and Riouw archipelagoes the RAF last night reluctantly called off further search for the Hornet pilot, missing since Friday m the South China Sea. Although the islands are some distance from the spot
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    French Planes Rain Bombs On Convoys
    179 1 SAIGON. Jan. 7 (AP) French planes continued today to rain 1.000-pound bombs on Communist led Vietminh convoys moving guns, ammunition and other war supplies into North Tonkin from Red China. The assaults were centred along the vital Colonial Route No This links Thai Nguyen
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    Johore Roads Flooded
    49 1 JOHORK BAIIRr M.m Roads, leading From lohore Bahru to Kot,< 'lintt^i ;md Wei 2>ing ate now Hooded because the Incessant rain during II la.«%t few days A numbfi ot Bar* and lorri is have been stranded hrraiist: the flood Mfaten which «r« about four feet deep
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    S'poreFamily Has5 Children Studying In U.K.
    229 2 S'pore Family Has 5 Children Studying In U.K. Standard Staff Reporter JIR. AMD Mrs. S. G. Mohd. Ghowa, of Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore are a very happy couple as all their five children are now studying m England. yesterday, at 8 a.m., their youngest daughter, MJ s s Sarah Ghows.
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    CITY REFORM UNDER WAY Experts Working Jointly On Three Lines Of Action
    266 2 CITY REFORM UNDER WAY Experts Working Jointly On Three Lines Of Action Standard Staff Reporter THE three efficiency experts engaged to reorganise the administration of the Singapore Government are now engaged on three lines of action, Mr. K. A. Blacker, Organisation Secretary, told The Standard yesterday. Mr. Blacker added that
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    ENGINEER DIES
    50 2 MR SS. ISAAC, European Civilian Power Station Engineer at Changi R.A.F. airfield, collapsed and died while on duty m the power station yesterday An'official of the Air Ministry Directorate General of Works Mr Isaac leaves a wife and two daughters, who live at Changi. He was aged 50.
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    Dealer Told To Obey Court Orders
    176 2 TAX TECK GUAN. a charcoal dealer who did not comply with a Court order to demolish an unauthorised shed he had put up next to his house m Sin Koh Lane, was fined $250 by Mr. K. J L. Jamieson m the City Police
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    Labour To Review Policy On Bonds
    231 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Parliamentary Committee of the Labour Farty of Singapore at its meeting today, will review its stand against issue of Premium Bonds. The Party's representatives m the Legislative Council voted against the issue of Premium Bonds by the Government at a
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    Colony Appeal To Churchill
    92 2 THE memorandum from Sin- gapore urging the Prime Minister, Mr. Winston Churchill. to retain the services of Mr. Malcolm MacDonaid, the Commisj sioner-Genera] for South-East Asia, has been forwarded to Mr. Churchill under the signa- lure of Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan and Mr Tan Chin Tuan
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    They Rush Daily For Water
    229 2 TllhßF is a "water rush" every morning and evening at Fernhill Road, off Stevens Kmid The reason for this rush is that there is only one standpip, tor the use of 1300 people fixing at the foot of the hill m the area. This picture
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    POWER CUTS
    212 2 siBSTATIONS liable to load shedding today:— DAY Hume Pipe, Rheem, Ford, Bin Seng. Wire Mesh. P.W.D. Quarry, Nanyang .Mfg., Bukit Panjang, National Carbon, Princess Klizabeth Kst., Dairy Farm. Liv Pandan. Jurong 1. 3. Bt. Timah. Village. United Chinese Rubber Wks Lam Soon Cannery, Lam (hoon R. Wks., Kah
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    Stallholders Object To Increased Rents
    201 2 Standard Staff Reporter STALLHOLDERS m the Joo Chiat Road private market m Singapore will not agree to any increase m their present rents, a spokesman told The Standard yesterday. He said they had no objection to the survey proposed by the three City Councillors for
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    SCHOOLS REOPEN NEXT SUNDAY
    34 2 SCHOOLS REOPEN NEXT SUNDA Y KLUANG, Mon. Government English schools m Johore will reopen alter the long Christmas vacation on Sunday, Jan. 13. Some of the schools closed during the last week of November.
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    MARIA HAILED 'MISS BODY BEAUTIFUL'
    210 2 MARIA HAILED 'MISS BODY BEAUTIFUL' Standard Staff Reporter MARIA of Menado, popular 19-year-old Malay film star, was chosen "Miss Body Beautiful, 1952," before a crowd of more than 1,000 people who turned up at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday night. The "Body Beautiful" contest, which was held m conjunction
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    76 2 Eighty percent of the members of the Singapore Rubber Amuing and Manufacturing Workers Union attended its first anniversary celebrations held at the Great World Park on Svnday. Among (hose present were Mr. Lim Yew Hock and Mr. S. Jaganathan. President and Secretary, respectively, of c Singapore T.U.C. and Labour City
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    Prayers For Korea Troops
    67 2 BRITISH forces fighting m Malaya, Korea and the Suez Canal Zone were remembered on Sunday when prayers were said for them at a special service at St. George's Garrison Church at Tanglin on the occasion of the visit of the Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril Garbett.
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    62 2 MORE than 180 guests were entertained at the marriage reception of Mr. and Mrs. Sim Boon Eng at the G. H. Cafe on Sunday. The bride was the former Miss Lee Kirn Hong daughter of Mr. and, Mrs. Lee Lai Sen«. The bridegroom is attached to the Singapore
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    700 Entries For Colony Photo Show
    108 2 Standard Staff R< p r SINGAPORE S third** nU 2L«° Pen exMbdtion will be held the British Council Hai nine days beginnim; fo Jan. 25. The exhi sponsored by Art Soc.'c' opened by r Neice, Presidei I pore City c Already n rt j
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    Roads Divided To Prevent Congestion
    84 2 Standard M.v K. i THE strett Mountbav.. R d-Geyl, I unction up I lang Road. hi\< last bee: c barrels This d.\ oi the anticipat gestion alo coming Chinesi son, said R e C W R M i. Mr H. m due I .c:ng tn
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    Rains Drove Them Indoors
    324 3 SlwriUi il Maff Beyrter I'iK VIN S ycßlerdaj Imrcvd nifnilwrs of Christ ii m l>i»r«t t Koa«l l«» riiirrlain th<* Archbishop of »ik. Mr. < Niil <..irlM*ll, f<> Ira indoors m Farrer Park. Thanking tiie congregation (be the warm welcome accord- I him. the Anhuishop said
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    FILM SHOW ON ANIMAL LIFE
    95 3 THE Animal Lovers' League m Singapore will hold a meeting at the Raffles Institution today at 5 p.m. Following the meeting, there vvil! be a short film show, including filtn s on animal and bird life Representatives from every school group are invited to sit
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    Who's Responsible: Boss Or Worker?
    191 3 CAN AN employee be held liable for any arts he may have clone, because of obedience lo hi* employer, asked Mr. D. S. Marshall defending Er Kwang Pheow m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday. Mr. Marshall made this submission when Er was charged
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    SEND YOUR 'I' CARD TOO
    47 3 WHEN APPLYING by post for a provisional driving licence, the applicant must send the identity card when returning the completed form and photographs. All cheques sent to the Traffic Office should be made payable only to the Financial Officer, Singapore Police Force.
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    School Opening
    37 3 The opening of the Timber Grading School will be held at the Forestry Department, Kepong. today. The ceremony will be performed by the Member for Agriculture, Tunku Yacob ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Abdul Hainid Halim Shah.
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    SHELL EMBLEMS FOR 4 MEN
    151 3 ABOUT 226 Shell and Anglo-Saxon employees m Singapore who have completed from lo to 35 years or more service with the two Companies will attend a tea-party fiven m their honour at the Raffles Hotel m Singapore, this Friday. The occasion will *be marked by
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    Birdman Cautioned
    94 3 SINGAPORE'S -Bird-man". Mr. S.R. Naidu, who has been heard over Radio Malaya imitating birds, was cautioned and discharged m the City Police Court yesterday when he admitted permitting his unregistered bicycle to be used m Kampong Kapor on Sunday evening. The bicycle had been given to an Audit
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    Took $603, Absconded
    52 3 A YOUNG labourer, Yee Swe e Fong. who stole $(!03 lmm a sauce factory and then absconded to Seremban where lie was arrested was sentenced m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, to six weeks" hard labour. Yee was employed at the Kwong Ban Sang Sauce Factory,
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    STOLE FOUR JINGLES: CHARGE
    72 3 ONG TIAN CHWEE (23>. was tentatively charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with robbing Cma Cheah Tong and Mary Koh Yam Neo of a purse containing the identity card and driving licence of Chi'a Cheah Tong together with $15 cash four gold jingles and
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    BOILER 'BACK AT WORK'
    145 3 THE BOILER, which caused extensive blackouts m Singapore on Saturday and Sunday nights, hai been repaired and is back m cominissioa now, Mr. C. C. P-avne City Electrical Engineer, told The Standard yesterday Mr. Payne, however, denied that half the City wa* blacked out Ofh any
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    CLERK FACES FORGERY CHARGE
    406 3 Hand-writing Man Evidence Standard Staff Rt*|»orl«»r SHORTLY after a cash cheque for "dollar* seven hundred and fifteen being salaries to hi* staff" had been signed by Mr. Sheen Sehested, a consulting civil engineer, it ww altered to 'dollars seventy hundred and fifteen* and then presented to
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    Hernia 'Cure' Was A Poison
    277 3 Standard Staff Reporter A WARRANT of arrest was issued m the Singapore Coroners Court yesterday against an elderly Chinese. Lee How for causing the death of a 25-year-old cook. Foo Ah Foo by a "negligent act."" At an incruest into Foo's death the court was
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    YAP SCHOLARSHIP
    45 3 THE Public Relations Office la Singapore said yesterda) that their pre>s statement on fan 4 referrutc to i 'Yap Ec Chian Scholarship" should read t'm "Peter Yap Scholarship" instead The scholarship aras gtatttd bf Mr. Peter Yap *rho gave capital sum <»r $r>(>i>
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    Not Me, He Says
    41 3 MR. W R M. HAXWORTH. Superintendent of Traffic Police states that the two pictures of traffic signs m Grange Road/ Paterson Road roundabout "is not his work." Mr. Keelan was personally responsible for this Mr. Haxworth said.
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    Impersonator Fined
    29 3 FOR impersonating a Food Control Price Inspector. 33-year-old Siebel Harrick Earl was fined $100 m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday m default one month's rigorous imprisonment.
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    DRIVE TO INTEREST CHINESE IN TU MOVE
    322 4 Councillors And Leaders Will Help Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A drive to interest Malaya's large Chinese working population m the trade union movement is planned by Chinese labour members of the Federal Legislative Council with the help of other Chinese labour
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    29 4 DR. ABDUL MAJID ISMAIL was feaarrfai to Cbe K ha i rani of Singapore at a ceremony held m Kuala Lumpur. Dr Ismail is with the K.L. General Hospital.
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    Monty: Radio Blamed
    109 4 Monty: Radio Blamed Standard i Staff Correspondent LONDON, Mon. The i rejection of Montgomery as the Malayan C-in-C is partially credited to Radio Malaya by the Daily Telegraph's Sin g a pore i correspondent, Denis i Warner, who asserts it i gave "unique publicity to < local editorials opposing the
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    SC Appeals Against Sentence
    123 4 SC Appeals Against Sentence MALACCA, Mon.— Sergeant Khoo Chin Keat, aged 52, of the Special Constabulary was sentenced to one year's simple imprisonment "and fined $100 m default one month's imprisonment today by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. F. A. Chua. for accepting a $10 bribe from Special
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    Baby In Bin: Charge Explained
    77 4 Baby In Bin: Charge Explained JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— A charge of secretly disposing of a dead body of a new-born child was explained to a 17--year-old girl, Lim Hyam Jeng, by the President of the Sessions Court. Che Taib bin Andak today. It was alleged that Lim gave birth to
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    Adult Education Officer For Fed.
    55 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. A. R. Entwisle has today arrived m the Federation to fill the vacant post of Adult Education Officer m the Department of Education. Mr. Entwisle will organise and advise on adult education and will work m close cooperation with the Adult
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    Detective On Extortion Charge
    89 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A detective, Mariappan, appeared before the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. J. G. Adams, today, on three charges of extortion and attempted extortion. He was alleged to have extorted a sum of $80 from one Govindaraja on July 2 last
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    I Paid Up All The Money Owed (SAYS PLANTER)
    199 4 I Paid Up All The Money Owed SAYS PLANTER) KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A 28-year-old European planter D. M. Johnston appeared before the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. J. G. Adams today on four charges of cheating. Three of the charges alleged that he cheated one Amy Hussain,
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    Many Reject Free Study
    63 4 MALACCA, Mon.— Mr. S. V. Raman, the Supervisor of the Alor Gajah Tamil School, deplored the fact that although free education was available m the school for 200 children, less than half this number took advantage of it. Mr. Raman charged that many parents were more
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    Malacca Visit
    46 4 MALACCA, Mon— The Archbishop of York will visit Malacca on Jan. 9. Dr. Garbett will be welcomed at the West door of the historic Christ Church and will preach a sermon at 11 a.m. from the pulpit of this two hundred year old pulpit.
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    40 To Contest 12 Seats. In Mun. Elections
    442 4 40 To Contest 12 Seats In Mun. Elections Standard Staff Corn >]»ondcnt KUALA LUMPUR, Man. Some 40 ibbill dates are expected to contest for the 12 st\at> on the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Commission, m llu* first Municipal Elections next month. The Standard 1 understands. Every seat m each of 'he
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    29 4 photo. Miss Ong: Siew Kean of Kuala Lumpur was married to Police Inspector Ong: Kirn Boon of Singapore. The ceremony was held at the Eastern Hotel, Kuala Lumour Eastern
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    Liberty Would Die If...
    90 4 Standard St.. lt KUALA U MP| i; —Mr. I. C. Kuala Lumnur Mbu President sad »ver Malaga this evening lM upon the sut( s oi u ;f Kuala Lumpur Efo would deiK?nd \\u- i v i lm democratic slaf» country. Kuala Lumpiu European towns, he based
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    Airman Freed Of Trust Charge
    78 4 I KUALA LUMI I Robert McLetntn old F.:. t( 'day :>y thf i lent oM i .umpur S G. Adams, n a nitting rrin trust of thro I »1 A M :jy dri Hamid I m I cged to HcLe and ci b barged U
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    New Malay School Opened
    42 4 New Malay School Opened I' A new I School ai Su declare I Badlishah at morning Tun#ku Bad iho Sultan ol tised bN the R was Indi posed The new I the old on people and up to 300 b ys a
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    Old Stalls Will Be Pulled Down
    51 4 PORT BWEI PEN —The X:. \g 'I ererted n< restaui ants foi Sungei Aur W Road. The stalls, I new type, an I programme appi Town Health I)< the Improvement ol I facilities. Stalls that arc unsai will be pulkid dowa placed by new
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    3 Election Rallies
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR li The Selangor Labour I 1 will ho d I nree tion i this week the ftr I la U Settlement on Saturday I p.m. another or; Sun Bungsar the thii Petaling on J Labour Partj i a will bo electors at the*
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    JCSA Nominee
    17 4 JOHORE BAHRU Ungku nooiim c of 1 Service m I n Council a lied hen
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    CATTLE OWNERS PROTEST
    125 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAN. Mon. A spokesman of the Negri Sembilan Milk Vendors and Cattle Owners Union tald The Standard the now regulation requiring bullock carts to be fitted with tyres would cause undue hardship to who are finding it difficult to make endl meet XTie extraordinary
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    GOOD NEWS FOR HOUSEWIVES
    217 5 Co-op Plan To Help Fishermen Will Drop Cost Standard Staff Correspondent PEN \N<;, Mon. Efforts are being made to organise the ashing industry m Pcnang and Lai ut on a co-operative basis with assistance from the Kuial and Industrial Development Authority, Mr R. C. (iaJes, Assistant
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    42 5 TWO prominent families iiL Malacca were united when Mr. Lim Siew Cbaag married Miss Yeow Seek Ckaa, The groom is aaa of Mr. and Mrs. lim Sian Soon and the bridr is a u^hter of Mr. jmd Mrs. Yeaw Chen? I. nan.
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    'Hornet Killer' Willing To Help
    132 5 f. i 1 1 r J .M.iir orrc^pundrnt >U. Moil. \lo\nl Uy Standard ttlori "Miiaimun bin Mi is 111; mt«i«-r v <l«»<*a> iii« lir-»l m X nil jioii^ i _i«f». *»iiiua|M»r^, Mr. I Inn s**gi I]M»h\ pcBl -'i:u.H«»r \v ho rti i-iilK I ->\ ■<!
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    Rida Aid Will Save Padi Land
    91 5 > ijird Staff Corrr»p«>ii<J'-nt I, M .n— The Rtu al and i. DeveKipi^.enr A I i > t n!ed a donation -»f to *^c cost of repairing >t perimeter bund -i ong River bn Lai :>e pr^\ ded I ie people. ire DCCeSSIt It
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    Donations To SATA Funds
    12 5 Donations To S ATA Funds we latMl 1 ers Ch »> T»»> > ►framed
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    Used Gun In Theft: Charge
    19 5 Used Gun In Theft: Charge imatitting cash and iave been the time (c was 1 iL-i .T ib 14
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    HURT CHARGE
    56 5 BAIL of $f).000 m two sureties was ofteved to I.lm S.\ee Kirn ot Bukit Theresa m the Singapore l hi i-d Police Court yesterday when he claimed trial to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Lim Vow Sinjj at Bukit Iheresa at midnight on Jan. 6. The
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    3 Malay Clippies Pass It
    129 5 SJAB EXAM m iiKi^rd Stall t orrPrpondrnt KOTA BHARU, Won— Three iromen Zahar? l binle Ibrahim, Wan Khabjah bmte Abdullah »"•< MaimunaTn binte Haji Vfahmood Hippies from the North Malaya Transport Serk c, X »;a Bahru, and 42 men > *ii passed the St. John's
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    SOLDIER STOLE BUS: CHARGE
    56 5 A 29-YEAR-OLD British serviceman. RaiTj Smith claimed trial m t!ie Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, when charged wit!) stealing a motor bus, worth $20,000 by taking it oui ;>f V}<* possession of Dian bin Awang Bakar «t East Coast Road on Jan. k. Smith i> allowed
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    Perak Poppy Day Fund Details
    181 5 541 (61.79 is ia intiona > T Q Y.WC A d >. G.W, F;it!i> Ira FH B: omle) |3 1 1 ;4 Dona- m« Padai i excJud- ttjto&ttft, Tin 8880.00. Grik J <Org miser T>h Puan \M7S()T tendings lOfganiser: Mr.vG.s! WalkerJ $2353.92, Kuala K:ni4s:u- (Organiser:
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    SEAMEN WANT PAY RISE TOO
    368 5 Standard Staff R«»|»ortrr >IN(»\POKE (rovernmeitt *4»am«»ii Ua*r ih»w joined I tli«* rank* of (iovrrmnfiit «*ii»|»l«»>«**-h demanding j»»*n. i and revision of »»a*»^-«. Tli«- fir«*t to ntakt' lli «l4*fiiaii4l<i were the uniformed of the I'osl NII4I i n— inmiii ■lionn l)ej»arlmeiii. v m aordinarv meeting 1
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    UMNO Not Moved By PMU's Wooing
    125 5 Stamlanl Malay (!orr<*3|>oii4l«*nt M.OK STAR, Mon. The United Vlalays National < >r«*aiitsatii»M lias l>r«-u invited lo h«*iml two representative» lo tlii* "Malay Independence Preparatory Com-niiUt-r" whose formal ion was agreed to at tlie remit Malay Cenyegg held m Kuala Lumpur under the >po<i««»rthi|» of
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    More $ For These Schools
    63 5 More For These Schools THE SINGAPORE Governmerit's contribution of funds to Chinese schools between J949 and 1951 have shown a big increase of expenditure spent over the last three years. Typtal aid amounted to $1,555,HT7 during 1W;>1 as compaied to .547::.2'»4 m 1949. Grant- maid for fast year was $637,446
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    Merchant Faces 6 Charges
    147 5 Standard Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE merchant. L<nv Khong LiitiJc '»t Boat Quay, claimed trial m th c Singapore Third Ciiaiiti-ii District Court yesterday when charged with six offence involving 5:10.000 under the Colony's Finance Regulations. It was a P eyed that m 194 Q. Low made
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    Mr. Chan Was There Too
    79 5 IX THE report yesterday's Standard about the vi.si: o i Mr. T.P.F. McNeice. President oi the Singapore City Council and nine City Councillors to the Pasir Panjang Power Station th^ name ot Mr. Chan Kum Chee «Pn>gressive East) was not mentioned. In fact Mr. Chun
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    $30 FOR HITTING AN INSPECTOR
    89 5 Standard Stan Reporter TWENTY TWO YEAR OLD Leong Chee Kwong -»t the R.A.F. Regiment. Malaya; was fined &;ri m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, for hurting Inspector Quck Mong Song, VSC Ng Win? Kee. and Corporal Mohd. Noor at the Kreta Aver Police Station
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    NOTE FOR TRADE UNIONS
    133 5 NOTE FOR TRADE UNIONS Standard Staff Reporter TRADE Unions m Singapore Hciil soon be able to get copies of iLie Trade Union Ordinance, Mi. C R. Dasatatha Raj. Labour Member tor Bocfaore District m the Singapore Legislative Council t"ld The Standard yesterday. Mr Raj said he has been i.i iormed
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    BRIBER JAILED
    45 5 A SAMPAN man. Tan Ah Yam <4*»>. who tried to bribe -j police constable, when hp whs fo'.iiid tn j boat with three others m a prohibited area, wris sentenced I m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday to sis wrecks* rigorous imj>riscn-
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    That Extra $2 Is For 'Freedom'
    105 5 Standard Staff Reporter •THE INCREASE ol dog Licences to a flat rate :>. r $5 i s presumably jo make the Animal infirmary m Kampong Java Rtirjd. Singapore n sHi supporting institution." a spokesman ;»r the Animal Infirmary said terday. In litfl. 17.544 1
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    Malays Surprised At UMNO Demand
    177 5 r*,llA*l,, M 0,,. The Penan* UMNO Youth league is not satisfied with th«- .Irmaml to net uu a provisional governmeol i.. Malaya, «-oinurising of all ••ommunities m the country, as soon a* possible, nta<!<by UMINO r«-presrnlativf4 to ]\lr. CWivrr l.yttHton Secretary of State for the
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    Consolidated Tin Smelters Chief Is Here
    128 5 Standard Market Krportrr MR CLIFFORD WAITF. managing director; ami Mr W H. Monier-Wtliiatns, Secretary] of the Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd.. are if) Sinijdpoiv DO a short business trip Consolidated Tm Smelters own f»i c Eastern Smelting Could, m Pfiiri'ji* M<> mforsaatfon i> available ts<
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    Villagers Fool Bandits: Set AP's On Them
    226 5 Mandiiril Staff CtfTNptllral II'OII, Mon. KamlitH k)i«» rn.-nllv .•nl«r«-<I a Van. pong m Nonli Prrak m .<-anli of Lmml w«t#- fulij by ihr btkabitaata v»Ih» k#-j.i ilu-m m rwitrmltii Mttitl nriylilMMirin- \uviliar> Pilfamt, h.J MI<M illlo atnlMisli poMtions. rhe !> indits h ere
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    Police Recover 9,000 Usable Jap Bayonets
    84 5 Standard Matt <»rr«-»|»i»nd i KUALA I. IMP IK. M«« Polirc ypstrrday recover** J 9.01M1 KrvtomMe Japant*>* bayonets and '!0 unservit c able shot guns m the Kuj<* Lumpur rural iirtrkl af SHanijor folioviin^ iofortiijition rf»r«*ivt-d. Hie Pol t<«* in** ii ImvHKac m a jt-ep
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    Prai May Get More Godowns
    123 5 Standard Suit < .»rr »•,,,.,»<;,..' PBNANG. Moa i W* Ipwns arc I !>• bui I Pr:i i on the remaining m s t:>s i ßrtemai ion according to a letter addre to the various Chamberi .r Commerce here a tm ne C'h Port iviiju; n
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    Sudden Death
    20 5 IPOH. Sum T Mcc Uatt. teed 83 round m pain h• 'i Sunj»ei Sine. i. t to tm»h <
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      178 5 SINGAPORE PIAIHf Siu?upor P Stumn Clv»»: Social meeting at Shackle Club m p.m. Y.W.C.A.: New ballroom dancine class 7 p.m.: New Mandarin class beginners clasa 9.30 a.m.. advanced class io.:;o a m. FJUDA.: Malar. Commercial and French classes 5.30 p.m.; Judo practice 0 !0 p m.; keepfit class ♦> p.m.
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Paul Revere Rides Again!
    874 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Pau l Revere Rides Again! 'JHE most interesting guess as to the purpose of Mr Chin chill's visit to America comes from S» nator Langei of North Dakota. This mid-Western Senator, W€ understand, is well-advanced m years which probably accounts for the startling origin-al)-v of
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    Burma And Red China
    567 6  -  E. C. V. FOUCAR By KRV CORRECT 1 says Premier Thakin Nu, is the attitude of the Red Chinese Governmeni towards Burma. Yet it is abundantly apparent that the leaders of Burma keep their fingers crossed when Stealing with their powerful neighbour beyond the north eastern
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    Review of View
    360 6 Review of View Spiritual Blow MR AW Boon Haw's comments on Peking' Government's? ■"illegal" requisitioning ol the| Ens* Aim Tong Tiger Balms factory m Canton, intimated independent Sin Chew Ji:^ Poh has caused much concern among overseas Chinese. Many Overseas Chinese indus-| trialists and traders have in-| vested their hard-earned
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    We the PEOPLE NO FUTURE IN PAROCHIALISM
    260 6 We the PEOPLE NO FUTURE IN PAROCHIALISM Sir:— When I read the advice given by Mr. G.H. Kiat to the 5.C.8.A.. regarding the part it should play m future elections to the City and Legislative Councils I was not surprised. That he was capable of such parochial expressions became evident
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    58 6 Britain's Tracts Union Congress has given considerable help and Colonial representatives -it on the Executive of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions But only a small proportion of Colonial workers are wage-earners m the sort of employment that tends itself to organisation. Th'.s if where the work of the
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    402 6  -  Henri de Turenne By Washington. Jan. 7. 'T'HE Americans have in— sisted at the last moment tliat the question of relations between Japan and Communist China, and particularly trade relations between the two countries, should be added to the agenda for conversations between the President of the
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    16 6 "Argiie* lime l» money —-so fmirtl on pa vine for his dinner with thai!"
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    COLONIAL WORKERS GAIN NEW STATUS
    709 6  - COLONIAL WORKERS GAIN NEW STATUS RITA HINDEN meet Of Improve* Ana Berelopmemt Of TraOe Union* By Author a f "Empire d A fI e r" mid cssnys vn (.olonud m« tcrs: Honorary Secret <i r v of the Fabian CoionkA Bureau m lahidoii. JN THE doys before World Wor 11.
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    Ike Stresses 'Global Struggle'
    375 7 NATOCommander Reviews Progress During Past Year I'VKl'v Jan. 7. (AFP) General l)v i-ht Eisenhower stressed yesterday \\w «;lol»al character nf i!n* struggle waged l>> tlu* free world m Korea, I mlo-( .iiiitn and "other \ifal areas. i i NATO s|:i i Com- m e\ i^'on bj
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    Republicans Propose Ike As Candidate
    61 7 i Cabot I G .i a i.iii- an b< »j 1 ■■';•■<. 1 61 c 1 return part tial campaign nor i post He c press conterenct 5 1 G Sberm Hampshire to Eisi as a m the I ssured 5 thai Gen< t ftn
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    Allies Shoot Down Two Red Fighters
    39 7 7 (UP) F-86 1 1 iiiiiiRght en loi la j •ties over Re< a cs i damag- itnu r.ber both ts rwent: an SC a Uiju— the se S d iv m oodiest
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    Benz Head Dies
    8 7 'fp*— di Ben£ esterg« He
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    Cripps Suffering From Old Ailment
    70 7 ZURICH Jan. T (Reuter)- Sir S; .::";d C-:;'P> i> suffei ing ()Y recurrence of last year's .<pin;i; fection one p^ce m the lower spi^.e Lady Cripps stated; lere today. Sne added, hew ever, that his c":.d.;."ti "is very good and treaUAent ia starting immediately The
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    W. German Recovery 'A Miracle'
    194 7 W. German Recovery 'A Miracle WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. (UPJ -^■United States High Commissionei John J. McCloy yesterday described Germany's oostwar recovery as "almost a miracle." but cautioned that strong economic .Cains must still be made to counteract Russia's pressure. McClov said m a television documentary on Europe that he [eels
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    Spellman: China Will Shake Off Red Yoke
    91 7 TAIPEI. Jan 7 (Reuter-AAP) Archbishop of New York Francis Cardinal Soellman left Taipei for Manila m an American Army plane this afternoon after a three-day visit. In a message broadcast to the Chinese people over the "Voice of China" this morning Cardinal Spellman
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    18 7 MANUGUA, Nicaragua. Jan. 7 <UP' Aichbishop Jose Antonio Lexcano. 82. died today The Government declared eight days' mourning.
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    Opposition Condemns Egypt Govt.
    186 7 CAIRO. Jan. 7. (Heater) Egypt's Liberal-Constitutionai party yesterday charged the Wafd Government of Nahas Pasha with "failure to take any real step" to meet the situation arising from its abrogation of the Anglo-Egyptian treaty of 1936 three months ago. The party also recorded its •'unanimous protest
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    Captured By Reds
    49 7 SAIGON, Jan. 7 (AFP) Lieutenant Leclerc. the son ot the late Commander of me Second Armoured Division during World War II who died m rm aircrash m 1948. was captured Jan. 3 by Vietminh when leading a patrol near a vil'age 20 miles southwest of Namdinn.
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    Quadruplets Born Within Thirty Minutes
    91 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 7. (UP)— A Brooklyn mother of three children ageU two to fire, gav c birth to quadruplets today m less than half an hour. Mrs Fanny Graber. 32, presented her bewildered husband Joseph with three girls and a boy so quickly that
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    Albania Break From Red Rule Said Near
    252 7 A lbania Break From Red Rule Said Near ROMF lan 7 (4P)— Yugoslavia, Italy and Greere themselves overthrow their tomn.umstj^.nie. The National Committee for a Free Albania made the request after receiving information »°m inside Albania that me breaK from Red rule may be near. The committee. xhiC c presents
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    New Year At Albert Hall
    77 7 New Year At Albert Hall The annual New Year's Eve Chelsea Arts Ball brought the New Year m at the Royal Albfrt Hall. London, with its traditional, but novel costuming, tableaux and balloons. Students from art schools and university colleges paraded their fantastic tableaux inside the hall until other revellers
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    GENERAL VAN FLEET: Reds In S. Korea Pose No Threat
    224 7 GENERAL VAN FLEET: Reds In S. Korea Pose No Threat SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, Jan. 7, (AP)— General James A. Van Fleet said Sunday bypassed Communist guerillas m southwest Korea are not strong enough to threaten any armistice agreement made at Panmunjom "They (the Communists) don t j have much to
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    UK-Thailand Talks On Rice Quota
    173 7 BANGKOK. Jan. 7 fAP) A British committee, headed by Ambassador Geoffrey Wallinger, i i is meeting tomorrow with a Thai j Commerce Ministry committe* for a five-day discussion of the I rice quota problem. T'le^Mmister of Commerce U insisting on a policy thai only 800.000
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    11 Sponsors Of West Resolution Near Agreement
    336 7 11 Sponsors Of West Resolution Near Agreement PARIS. Jan. 7. (\V) Wt*t*W J&mUM Korkism U> Mren^then lh«- I iiit«*«l i\alion> m <l< ;ilin» with fulnr«-itfr^r««-<«.i«ni roinul«<! up mi|>|mm I la<*l ni^ht for their version «»f cahinH-rank Security < oiinril inerlin^H that would <tihturb Korean trace negotiation*. They are attempting to
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    HK Associate Of Dr. Sun Dies
    75 7 HK A ssocia te Of Dr. Sun Dies HONGKONG. Jan 7 AC> I Won« Tong prominent Hongi kong Chinese merchant and former official m Dr. Sun Vat-sen's Government, died here Saturday He was 82 Born id Chungshan, Wong wen* to America at the age li< If) there he met Dr
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    UK Protest On Offer To Erskine Killer Rejected
    194 7 VIKO. Jan. 7. (AP) Ejypl pejerted BrHmkt\ protesl a»ain*t a ttgwagMHWr"*! Bwer ol 11.000 lo ;*••>. i >*li«» kills I.UMiI.-<»«MH-ral Sir t,««»ti:«- KrskiiK". «-«>mhii;ih.l< I of British troops m Egypt* Bril.iinV prolr^i l.«-i k railed i li«- ofl"«r > inriirm<-ni to marder.
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    Phibun: No N'list Troops In Transit
    93 7 BANGKOK, Jan. 1, (AIT Denying a rumour about the arrival of 60.000 Chinese Nationalist soldiers m Thailand m transit to North Burma. Premier Phibtin to day declared that he had never been approached on the matter. "Even if it were Ink, it would probably
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    Reds Shipping Crated Planes Into N. Korea
    146 7 ,\D\ VNCED UN CA.MI KOREA Jan 7, I \FP X United Nal ion poki man said ye the Communists were shipi arj numbers of crab I i aft into Morth Korea 4 Manch iria. According to taken fora Communist pi ers of war,
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    RAF OPENS SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA
    210 8 Transport Aircraft Takes Off Today A HASTINGS transport aircraft, due to leave Chan?i m the early hours of this morning, will inaugurate the R.A.F.'s first regular service between Britain and Australia. Planes on the route, which will be flown monthly at first. Will refuel at
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    50 8 Stan dard photo. Mr G. M. Shipway, (right), India and Far East Manner of the Aviation Division, Dunlop Rubber Company (India). who reached Singapore from Calcutta by Qantas fnOAC on a week's visit. He was met yesterday by Mr. P. D. O LidAfll (left) of Dunloo Rubber Company m Malaya.
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    Rise In Cargoes To Korea By Merchant Ships
    101 8 Rise In Cargoes To Korea By M erchant Ships NEW YORK. Jan. 7. «AP l Privately-owned merchant ships transported more than 80 per cent <.»■ the r»:;r>^ shipped t> Korea during 1951, Frank J Taylor, r?resid«tit ol the American Merchant Marine Institute, said yesterday. In v year -end statement. Tay
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    World's Most Modern Ship
    86 8 NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (UP)— The largest and fastest luxury liner constructed m America will weigh anchor on July d on its maiden voyage, the United States Lines announced yesterday. John Franklin, President of the Lines, said the 990-foot United States will be the "world's most
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    Canada To Produce 1,000 M.P.H. Fighters
    62 8 TORONTO. Jan. 7, (Renter*— Canada has decided to produce for herself and perhaps to sell to other countries a supersonic Jet fighter which may rench maximum speeds of more than 1.000 miles per hour, a Canadian Defence production source said last night Indications are
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    Kallang Airstrip Is Out-Of-Date
    228 8 Kallang A irstrip Is Out-Of-Date Standard Aviation Reporter SURPRISE that Kallang Airport still had a/*meur airstrip, was expressed by Mr. G. M. Shipway, India and Far East Manager of the Aviation Division, Dunlop Rubber Company (India) who arrived m Singapore by Qantas BOAC, yesterday. Last m Singapore m 1947. Mr.
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    Turkish Ship Aground
    30 8 AMSTERDAM. Jan. 7 (UPi A Turkish steamer has run aground m Scheldt near Bath. Holland, radio reports said yesterday. Th e mishap was reported by Antwerp Radio.
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    NEW SPIRIT TO REDUCE SPARKING PLUG TROUBLE
    192 8 The fouling of sparking plug* by deposit* hitherto a major problem for all aircraft operators—may &oon be a thing of the past, if final testa now being made on a new ingredient for aviation gasoline proves its suitability for general use. Shell research
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    New BOAC Service
    30 8 WASHINGTON. Jan. 7. OJP>The British Overseas Airways Corporation received the Civil Aeronautics Buard's permission yesterday to extend its present route across the Atlantic trom Bahama t.> Jnmaica.
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    Guthrie's Move To New Ultra Modem Offices
    287 9  - Guthrie's Move To New Ultra Modem Offices MAXINE RAKICH Bi Standard Staff Reporter r <SIAN carpets, Chippendale furniture, air--nmg and other up-to-date appliances make the igaporc offices of Guthrie and Co., Ltd. m kocd one of the most modern m the Colony. iay moved into these new offices t-wai makeshift
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    Com'wealth Conference
    45 9 I economic Anandal f.! 11l cuiinod n today ilance '"iide statistics stera who secret talks on tarters said c had been i Be m the ta pontioa not but m other -.vealth in- i before the f".re of I iid be how Reuter
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    USA CAN GET TIN ANY TIME, WILSON AVERS
    172 9 WASHINGTON Jan 7 (IP) Defence Mobilizer Charles E. U'ilsan said he believed the I'nited States would be able to get tin from Bolivia "when we need it." He idded, '"We have not been r reased for tin yet We bad a pretty
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    S'pore Firms Hit By Textile Slump
    115 9 S 'pore Firms Hit By Textile Slump Standard Staff Reporter A< > large Chirac textile firms m Singapore have >*n he fit of a slump m the Colony textile J i'< Mandard learns. i the Brms, which has standing, it is disposed of its at a total loss 00.000. '■cms
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    Acetylene Gas Works
    22 9 The ttfat acetylene Rns factory In Indonesia is scheduled to be completed m Jakarta within C-ilhi myoths. A. F.P.
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    RUBBER, TIN UNITY URGED
    637 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, By i Special Standard Correspondent Indonesians Now Ask -EA Producers To r ace Uo A 1 ogether JAKARTA, Jan. /—lndonesia is worried over the future of rubber and tin prices. And this has caused some Indonesian economists to suggest unofficially that Malaya, Ceylon
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    MILLED RICE IS GREATLY ENRICHED BY SOY FLOUR
    709 9 By MICHAEL CONNORS, Standard Staff Correspondent WHILE the necessity for a plentiful intake of protein m the daily diet for the maintenance of good health and well-being has been well established by nutrition experts, protein-rich foods, m countries such as Malaya, are
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    BUYING RATES FOR DOLLAR
    47 9 BUYING rates for New York and Canadian dollars (per $100 Malayan) are: 32 13/16 and 33| (T.T.), 32 15/16 and 33J iO.D.>. and 33 1/16 and 33J (90 d/st) on credit bills Philippine pesos are selling at 65i (T.T./0.D.). Other rates remained unaltered.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    116 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per Ib: Bu>ers Sellers No 1 KSS Spot Loose $1,412 $1.41| t 0.8 m t>ale> l>et No J KSS $1.41; 51.42 No Z KSS $1.37 SI 37| No 3 KSS 51. 34 $1,344 Tone: Steady. LONDON KL'BBbK Monday's opening prioes per
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    Gems As Gifts For Shell Employees
    174 9 Standard Market Reporter AT a reception m Malacca, Mr. G.D.S. Boole, the local Manager of Shell Co., presented long service emblems to 26 Shell employees, and then received one for over 20 years' service from the hands of Mr. Toh Boon Lay, who himself
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    US Coal Exports
    23 9 I S exports ol oi luminous coaJ m 1951 totalled 58.000.000 shoit tons, more than double tbe 1950 total U.P.
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    Tin Shares Down On Profit-taking
    322 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon. Tin shares prices were inclined to sag slightly due to profit-taking after last week's steady rises. A fair volume of business was transacted Nt the lower levels. Further itterest was shown m the rubber section and a number of price
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    Rubber Rises On S'pore Buying
    156 9 Standard Market Reporter BUYERS predominated m the Singapore rubber mar ;i t yesterday tor all grades of robber Highest price done for was $1.42 per lb., a rise of first grade rub! 4 .'.<■ about one Q nt pel Ib <>vc i Saturday s U
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    47 9 HONGK< s lan 7 S;,- S::i M r* d v >. v c Cintung p ,»n the Hongkunc Ei today wen HK<ISM to *:i Sterling; HKsfi .25 to > 'SJ I HKSi 810 I i Ma ii II: HKSO :to wie Indo esian H ipiah Go EfKs32l
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    81 9 Standard Market Rrporur QUIET conditions prevailed ■< the Singapore produce ma ket yesterday very little Bd ti be jng recorded Copra was quoted WSJ >>« p:cui buyers and tellers (39 Coconut oil had >♦•!!< (634 per picul and no buyers Betel nut $3'/ (split < i-
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    111 9 JAKARTA, Jan 7 tAFPI The C txi In Semarang has lined .j Dutch firm, Jacobson Van !>« i B- i j and Co 250,000 rupia ti ■.■:>.: to export rubber oi hijthei qua than stipulated m the Bxpori licence! concerned and ord«-: i d that
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    685 10 KINSiUS tHY STOMP": "SHOK SHINKRS I>R\(. i.frllj Roll Morton's Red Hot ri»i>prr*i HMV R *****. THESE two sides come from JellyRoll Morton's first recording session la New York Morton who ;u\d |ast arrived from Chicago and d.d not have a regular band relied :herefore on a
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    946 10  -  ANA CR USIS Music Notes By 1 H Both\he Pr Chamber Ensemble and the Musical Society have planned dates throughout th On* "March 30 and April Z the Musical Society will give a Symphony Concert m which the principal works will be Haydn's Clock" Symphony,
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    237 10 Prodigy Won't Be "Rushed' IVTEW YORK ClTY.— There I^l will be "no rush" m the career of Michael Rabin, his parents say. Michael is the 15--year-old prodigy who has already made his formal debut as a violinist m Carnegie Hall here and has attracted national attention. He has been a
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    91 10 NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (AP>— Acna Del Rosario, 15-]^ear-old Philippine pianist, made an impressive appearance m the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra as soloist for Saturday's Young People's Concert. New York Times and Herald Tribune critics agreed The Times said: "She played the first movement
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    50 10 HOLLYWOOD. Jan 6 iUPi Movie producer Walter Wander's v, A i a J ttorne y Jerry Oiesler said today he had definite" plau* for renresenting the producer at his trial opening on Monday on a charge of assault with intent to murder hit *'fes agent Jennings Lan*
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    ENGLAND PREPARE FOR WORLD TABLE TENNIS
    379 11 LONDON, Jon. 6 (Reuter)— Engiond is preparing to moke every challenge to win f^j^liq Toble Tennis Cup m the world championships m Bombay next month. England has produced two English-born world champions Fred Perry of equal lawn tennis fame, who won the tile m
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    Skonecki Wins India Tennis Title
    81 11 KARACHI. Jan. 6 (Reuter)— Wladislaw Skonecki, the selfexiled Polish Davis Cup player, ,won the men's singles title m international hard courts lawn tennis championships here today. In the final* he beat the Pakistan champion, Iftikhar Ahmed by 6-1, 6-8, 6-2. The men's doubles fifial had
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    Two British Girls Get Ready For Helsinki
    254 11 LONDON, Jan. 6 (Reuter)— Tw6 British "teen age" girl swimmers are steadily preparing for the Olympic Games at Helsinki, each m her own way. Daphne Wilkinson, aged 19, has left her job m the Midlands, eschewed all social engagements, and concentrates on nothing
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    KIWIS LOSE TO FRENCH RUGBY XV
    72 11 CARCASSONNE, Southern Frame. Jan. 7 (AFP). The New Zealand National Rusby League team, the "Kiwis." today suffered an unexpected defeat from the hands of the average French team of Carcassonne by nine points to seven. The Kiwis appeared particularly clumsy and bewildered m the
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    BARBER WINS SKI JUMPS
    109 11 BEAR MOUNTAIN. New York. Jan t; <UP>— Merill Barber oi' Brattleboro, Vermont, won the Harold Nelson and Franklin DRoosevelt memorial ski jumps at the Bear Mountain state park today. Barber repeating his previous victory over Art Devlin, two times "United States Olympian. also received the award
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    Jap Judo Champ Beats 10 Stars
    56 11 MUNICH, Jan. 7 <AP>— Toshiro Dai go, Japanese judo world champion yesterday defeated 10 Bavarian judo stars m a total time of less than seven minutes m an exhibition match. Daigo is touring West Germany with a Japanese all-star team, headed by the president
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    155 11 NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (AP)— A European heavyweight title fight between Ten Hoff, of Germany and Kareyisy, veteran Belgian contender, at Brussels Saturday is the headline of this week's boxing programme. Ten Hoff won the title from Britain's Jack Gardner on September 23. Ernie
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    Ampon Beaten By Skonecki
    78 11 KARACHI. Jan. 5 (Reuter)— j Skonecki of Poland Rained a sur- prise win over Fehcisimo Ampon of the Philippines m the semi-final of the men's singles m a three days international I hard court tennis tournament today. Skonecki held the initiative throughout to AVi 6-3, 11-9,.
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    VSC Soccer Team For Sunday Match
    96 11 THE COMBINED VolunteerPolice Soccer XI to play against the Kesatuan Sinaran Anak Melayu at the Police Training School ground on Sunday, will be selected from: Samal Sahib. Shazali. Sunny Tan V. Nadara.iah. Tan Wee Hock D. Kes-sler. V. Marimuthu. Luke' Lopes: Richard Tan. Goh
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    Kluang Sports Council Have New Project
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    Jap Skiers Do Well In Austria
    61 11 INNSBRLCK. Jan 7 (AFP>Japane.^e skiers Ignaya and Nitsugami yesterday ranked respectively iruh and 14th m the major Austrian .skiing event? of "'Western Pokal' m which some of the best European skiers participated. The Slaloge event was won by Austrian ace and Olympic Games favourite
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    Soviet Union Are In Again
    48 11 HELSINK!, Jan. 6 <AP>— The Soviet Union yesterday officiallyannounced her entry into this year's Olympic games m Helsinki. The decision was announced m a cable to the Finnish Olympic committee Cain Von BremsmeU from the chairman of the Soviet Olympic committee 11. Andremme.
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    US Tennis Stars For Ceylon
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    84 11 ST JFAN LUZ V Jan. 6 i" middleweighi tmpion Soldevilla I Iw it C I.unaud ol f- .re t;y •»ut m the sixth round of i du'ed 10 rounds, Cornering Lunaud. f lard Landed sm i ihlnf i ifi I to Boor the Frenchman &i
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    302 12 Sedgman Gift A Precedent? SYDNEY, Jan. 7, (AP) Two week end Sydney newspapers sharply criticised the Australian way of amateur tennis that kept Davis Cup *lar, Frank Sedgman, out of the professional game. Sunday Sun Sports Columnist Alan Hulls said that the Sedgman
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    92 12 LONDON, Jan. 7. (ReoAer). British pro frvsional gotten Dai Keca and Harry WeetttKin. left London airport today for Australia. Before tnkin-; part m a tournament m Sydney at the end of March they will play exhibition matches m Kenya, Bombnv. Calt utta and Singapore. Of
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    79 12 Ttie following team has been se-lerted to represent the Royal Annv Service Corps School against Royal Engineers m the thud round of the Fraser Neave Cup at Gillman Barracks tomorrow: Dvr, Dairies, Pte. Gurney. Pte. Clarke, Lieut Phillips. Capt. Byrne; Major Moyle, Lieut. Hart;
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    152 12 LONDON. Jan. 7. (Reuter)— Circles Bray, cricket writer of the London Daily Herald, commenting )ii the "slow-motion" Tests between India and England, today blamed the Indian Cricket Board of Control tor allowing such batsmen's wickets to be prepared. "Both teams will be castigated for their unenterprising play,"
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    64 12 TAIPING, Mon.— An interesting football match between the Penang Ferry Youngsters and Cheng Wan of Ipoh was abandoned owing to rain m the second half. In the first half the score was 1-all. The Penang team led 2-1 m the latter half when heavy rain
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    56 12 NEW YORK, Jan. fi iAP< George Rhoden. of Morgan State College won the 400-melre invitation run at the Knights of Columbus Games yesterday, first important track meet of this Olympic Year. His time was 58.7 sees. Rhoden. American 400-metre champion, is a native of Jamaica and will
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    112 12 THE FOLLOWING Flight BP Office-bearers were elected at the general meeting held recently Patron— Mr. Lim Kin Tong, president— Mi. Tan Hock Siew, vice-presidents— Mr. Tan Buck Hong and Mr. Yoo Horn Sor. Hon. secretary— Mr. Kiang Kong Boon. Hon. treasurer— Mr. Lim Mong Kiong. Hon. sports captain—
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    Amateur Boxing Championships To Be Revived
    219 12 SEVEiNTY-TWO amateur boxers from the Army, \avv, RAF, Civilians and Police will clash m the Singapore Amateur Novices Championships 1952, lo be held on January 21, 22 and 23. The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, dormant the whole of last year, is reviving the tourney
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    More Records. Moscow Style
    145 12 MOSCOW. Jan. 7. (AP) Pravda reported today that Soviet men speed skaters broke two world speed skating records m one day at a meet m the mountains near Alma Ata, m Kazakhstan. It said a Moscow skater Yurev, covered the 500-yard dash m 41.7 seconds onetenth
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    Depleted Perak Side For S'pore
    214 12 IPOH, Mon. The team to represent Perak m the hockey quadrangular meet, involving Singapore, Negri. Malacca and Perak at Singapore this week end, will be a weak side. Four state trial* warl* S. Selvanayagam. P. San key, (hahes) and Mat Moor and A. Hazari. (full-hack*)
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    146 12 MODENA, Italy. Jan. 7: (Reuter) Ace Italian motor racing driver, Guisepe Farina and Piero Taruffii, have left the Alfa Romeo team to drive for the rival Ferrari Company. The Ferrari "stable" will thus have all the top Italian drivers racing m their colours next season. Farina
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    94 12 IPOH, Monday.— The $200,000 automatic totaiisator will not be ready for use during the Perak Turf Club's February meeting. This was disclosed by Mr. Lee Koon Inn, secretary of the Perak Turf Club today. The totaiisator which was ordered last year from Sydney was to
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    27 12 HONGKONG. Jan. 7 (AFP) Major-General J.H.N. Poett, Chief of Staff, British Far East Land Forces, arrived m Hongkong today on a two-day visit.
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    113 12 LONDON. Jan. 7: (Reuler). —Alter their great display against South Africa on Saturday, the England team have been selected en bloc for the match against Wales at Twickenham on January 19. Team: W. G. Hook (Glou cester). J. E. Woodward Wasps). A. E. Agara (Harlequins). L.
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    118 12 33 Russian Fishing Ships In Port Said PORT SAID. J:<n 7 (ReuSerlThirt> -three Russian fLshuig vessels are due here today on theii wav from Odessa, m the Black Sea to Vladivostock m the Soviet F'ai Fist. British naval parties at* expected to help berth them The> are staving two days.
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    101 12 WASHINGTON. J,n 7 UJP>Federal Narcotics Commissioner Harry Anslinger called attention today to what he facetiously described as the "new Commu nist front" He said Federal agents m Hawaii recently made a large haul of heroin from Red China when they arrested a woman carrying
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