Singapore Standard, 11 January 1952

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard 3~ I NO. 193. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CEMTS
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    'flying E' Goes Down; Carlsen, Dancy Rescued
    147 1 \\u* \h\ ill ji ENGLISHMAN, vtr.: m tin- Atlantic lodnj ait<r th<ol v iralian' two-man crew, Capl Kurt larUm"- valiant ii«rht raents t<» hi* skdp and vain- .it lour iniiiioii I S dollar^ ass I ipf] m la>: moment- o' th> hiH'Tnri-.- n.id
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    Wedemeyer calls For Asian Army
    5 1 Wedemeyer calls For Asian Army
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    C.G. ON STATUS OF CHINESE
    632 1 Four Developments Keached lo solve Vlalaya s rr o me ms FOUR ''remarkable, far-reaching recent developments' which will collectively raise the status of those Chinese who truly wish to be sincere, ioyal Malayans" have been reached or are about to be reached, announced Mr. Malcolm
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    Self-Government Britain's Policy
    56 1 Self-Government Britain 's Policy SELF -GOVERNMENT i> an un.iltt* rat>it am- ftl the British Government > polu 11 Maiava. d^ l«" Commissioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mailionald im< Labour or a Liber.. B ing par* Donald red 'ontinu--ipreme p irpoae bole B who of cv nor«- B g That pan r: lUCS
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    De Lattre Said Dying
    73 1 P AKI" Jan M AP (Tt-neral Jen d- Latin Lt^Mirrr Vmm h Hig: •<■■ ■BissioßCf and mtlitar cwn mandt D Ind.t -< Uh reported m -i dwn^ conditioi m ,i f'j ru i Inn. lod.i Tn mjii-o« mti radio broadnrt tit- i,i-\rar-ola >oldier it iillsidvred io^!
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    Alert Jagas Avert Major Factory Fire
    189 1 Mandard Staff Rfporitr THE alert ies (a fcean of 12 Sikn watchmei iverted a maj Sing :?ore ISi nighi r^ lrLl out ai Lam Choon Rubber Factory, mile Bukil Tima B »ad one of the biggest rubber milling factor nv- igapore B texnse ye
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    Egyptians Fire On Residence Of Suez Co. Head
    58 1 fSMATT TA J a I A:-?--..an command >> last nign opened fire o: the esidence o the Chairman of the Board o -c Sue/ Ca Com I coi> Cnu:-:es Roux shots ta Indow tot caused m casualties ttack took place as tn
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    US Freighter Abandoned
    66 1 US Freighter Abandoned SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 10. i AP- The s-s pad 111 radi lasl oigbi .t1 the I man crew ot the sti -<-'' Ame- rican freighter, Perms ania, abandoned .snip m the stormy Nor::; Pacific yestei iaj evenThe T.SO'i-to- ship wallowed low down m heavy seas afl the
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    Bidault Accepts
    38 1 PARIS. Jan. l lUP) George, Bidauli J the of the centre Catholi Repu l > i< an Party tonight accepted President Vincent Aurioi's mvitaT ion' to tr.v to form a new government and end the three-day-old crisis
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    I-C Bomb Death Toll: 7
    29 1 SAIGON. Jan 10. <UP> 1 w authorities announced inai final toll of a Conunurfs terrorist bomb attack Wedaesri was seven dead a"d -M wounded
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    Red Move Into I-C 'Not Near'
    111 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. i —American military auth lues indicated today that they do n beiieve ar. invasion of I" China by Cninese Comoiu troops is immine:." Bj: responsible officers said the Chinese Reds might launc: a iarge-scaie offensive to southeasi thin the nexi months
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    Flood Situation Remains Serious
    193 1 THF Hood -.ituaiion m "vuitli Maiaya remained! -.friou" \e»tt*rda\. \l Panchor Villain Muar. thr area wa» under six iff i ol water and live-lock m the \illa»f were lost m the riishin:: water. People m th* \illaue. ineludins about ><M) labourer* m two adjoining estates, have
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    Allies Reject Reds' Proposal
    89 1 TOKYO. Jan. 10 (UP The United Nations rejected i today for the second time a i Communist counter-proposal i on supervising a Korean armi-s--tice and the Panmunjorn talks remanied m deadlock with no i compromise m sign: T np United Nations Command 1 rejected a Red
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    Truman To Keep Ihe On The Job
    124 1 WASHINGTON Jan 10 AP/ President Truman said today he will keep General Eisenhower on the job as Supreme Commander of Allied forte> m Europe alone a^ Eisenhower will sta> there. There has been speculation Eisenhower might return to the I nited States, now
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    9 Policemen Shot Dead In Bandit Ambush
    121 1 Siandard >tafl Correspondent IPOH Tfaurs. Ni« e policemen were killed ana tour others wounded today, a. me 3J mile Degong Roaa. Kampar. wnen bandits ambushed two police parties. One of the victims was a Police Constable m plain c.otne^ travelling m a rjnvate
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    5 Families Will Lose TheirHomes
    162 2 FIVE FAMILIES In Singapore will be without homes m a fortnight. Their houses plank and attap huts which were built without permission are to be pulled down. Yesterday m the City Police Court, the owners of the huts v. *>re convicted for failing to -orr.ply
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    New Film Appeal C'ttee
    76 2 New Film Appeal C'ttee THK fa >wing have been i ninated by I ie Sovernoi oi S ngapore to f:<v.'\ a Committee Oi Appeal for year 1962 under Section lti ol the Cinematograph Film Ordinance. The President, City Council (Chairman); the Deputy ComlisskmeT <>f Police (ViceChairmaifc); Mr. R. Jumabhoy; Tuan
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    Broke Glass Fronts: Charge
    74 2 TWO CHINESE, Koh Teng Hong and Lek Eu Poll were jointly charged m the Singapore Second Police Couit yesterday with hitting Koh Lira Hoe with a piece of iron at an address m Ellenborough Street on Jan. 8. They were also charged with committing mischief by
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    'Support Civil Defence,' Urges Indian Association
    187 2 Standard Stuff Reporter SUPPORT for Singapore-- Civi] Defence Organisation was urged yesterday by the Indian: Association Oi Singapore. "Wf feel thai it is the bounden J v >>t all those who intend; to stay lure and regard this I as their home ;<> take
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    PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR COLONY
    250 2 Sir George Urges Govt. To Freeze Price Of Land Standard Staff Reporter A PRELIMINARY plan for the development of Singapore will be prepared within six months from the date of starting the diagnostic survey of the island, said Sir George Pepler, Town Planning Adviser to the
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    Debls: She Took Poison
    48 2 A FINDING of suicide was returned m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest into the death of a 45-year-old Chinese woman, Kwa Lai, died from caustic soda poisoning m December Kwa, a hawker's wife worried over her gambling debts and took poison.
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    Sick Woman Gets Judge's Sympathy
    144 2 THE SINGAPORE Third Criminal District Judge, Mr. S.E. Teh, yesterday expressed his sympathy to a 40-year-old Chinese woman who had to be carried into the dock to answer three charges of having opium while suffering from cancer. Sitting on a cushion, the woman, Wong Wing
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    AGNES BROKE IN: CHARGE
    61 2 A WOMAN, Agnes Mary Watkins. claimed trial m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, when charged with breaking into the house of Chua Soh Lian at Upper Seransjoon Road to steal brandy, clothing, thread, cash and a rice card worth $71 at 10.45 a.m. on Dec.
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    'MalayanFishermen Are Land People'
    402 2 Woman Researcher Says Standard Woman Reporter A SMALL young: woman, whose vivacious conversation and bright red-gold hair belies a somewhat studious air and the serious errand she is on m Singapore, flew to Penang by Malayan Airways yesterday afternoon to further her study of Malay fisherman
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    Expert To Probe Food Problem
    208 2 Standard Staff Reporter INVESTIGATION into Singapore's food problems will be made by Dr. G. A. C. Herklots, Secretary of the Colonial Research Council, who arrived by Qanfas BOAC from London yesterday* Dr. Herklots will look into the production of local foodstuffs, supply methods, and marketing.
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    TwoSeamen Fineds4,3oo In Gold Case
    187 2 TWO INDONESIAN seamen, The Sau Sia. and The Ek Thai were both fined a total of $4,300 m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday for export ins gold valued at $5,248.21 on Nov. 7 without a permit. Kau Sia, a tally clerk on board
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    Post Your Cards Early
    94 2 TO ENSURE delivery m Singapore of Chinese New Year cards by Jan. 27, the public is urged to post them not later than Jan. 24. Cards for the Federation should be posted not later 5.15 p.m. at the General Post Office on Jan. 23. All post
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    Had No-Licence
    45 2 Had No -Licence NG SENG LAI. arrested while pedalling a -trisha m Joo Chiat Road, was found to be an unlicensed rider with a false rider's badge. Pleading guilty to both charges m the City Police Court yesterday, he was fined a total of $150.
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    UNDERGRADS PLAN 'MEDICAL WEEK'
    186 2 UNDERGRADUATES of the Medical Faculty of the University of Malaya are planning a reunion called "Medical Week" m which both graduates and undergraduates will take part m certain activities, beginning from Jan. 17. The "Medical Week" is being revived for the first time since the founding
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    Parking Slips Warn: Your Lights Please
    99 2 Standard Stall Report < T HI NDREDS of m t( m Singapore pbr ci leaving tiieir vehicle s the roads uithin the lew nights without necessary parking li^h* Every succ v. rning ed oo the ad reei von c lln Traffi P c I
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    46 2 MR. ANG CIIOOI SENG and Miss Ng Siok Kheng who were recently married at the Singapore Chinese Industrial and Commercial Continuation School. The bridegroom is the second son of Mr. An? Eng Hock of Indonesia, and the bride the eldest daughter of Mr. Ng Siong San.
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      178 2 REMEMBER. THE GALA FUN (m aid < I The Ramakjishna Mission Boys' Home) on Sunday, the 13th January, 1952 from 2.00 p.m. to 10.00 p.m. at No 179, BAKTLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE under the distinguished patromigc uf His Excellency Rt. Ilon'ble Mr. MALCOLM MACDONALD. (Commissioner General) MR M. GOP ALA MENON
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    LAND SWAP IS LAST HURDLE
    176 3 Standard Start Kt'porter I \M) swap between tht* Siasapmre City Council Gwrenwenl ii all iliai i«» Beeded lo give tin* «jrt'«*n v tin- }-!.ui of i he Singapore Joint Krliri ()r<:aiiisanlil artiraii tjiici cjpMßTten m kolam Ayer for the i <>t the ntciil kaniponu Knifi^
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    18 3 photo. stiag «>!' ir.nulds m I. or Kn v i Beers' factory at 1 r t l StrrH Standard
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    HURT CHARGE
    22 3 trial m v i Police barged ing a r- rid giri, changR iad on o| $100 c w:t poned to
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    $2-BRIBER FINED $100
    57 3 FOR OFFERING a bribe of $2 to police mstable, Seah X m EUkm j: the Singapore ii irbour Board on Jan. 9, Lim Lee Chwee was fined 5100 m the Singapore Third Police Co yesterday m default six weeks' rigorous imprisonment. The money was confiscated an i
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    Naturalization: MCA Buy Forms
    70 3 CHINA-BORN members of the Singapore branch of the M ilayan Chinese Association ire being encouraged to apply i British naturalization. The Association is buying 500 app icati m forma from the authorities to help members who a ish I > be naturalized. Mr. Chuang Hui Ts;n.
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    Failed To Show Card
    37 3 FOR FAILING to produce his identity card whetl demanded by a police officer at North Boat Quay, on Jan. 9, Koh Poa Hin was fined $5 m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday.
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    NEW BUILDERS SAY SORRY IN COURT
    378 3 NEW BUILDERS SAY SORRY IN COURT MR. LIM KOON TECK, one of the directors of Lee Engineers Ltd., manufacturers of concrete hollow blocks for buijdings, tendered his apologies on behalf of his company to Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson, Magistrate of the City Police Court, when it was held that
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    35 3 HANDSHAKE for warrant Officer X. E. Geddes,, a signaller with the R.A.A.F. Lincoln bomber squadron at Tengah, from Air Marshal J. D. I. Hardman, Australia's Chief of Air Staff designate, who inspected the squadron yesterday
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    DOPE FOUND IN GARAGE
    119 3 TAN KHIANG CHAY, a M-year-old sundry goods shj sistant, who pleaded gui to having 111 pounds oi raw opium worth $25,000 on Christmas Day was sentenced m the District Court yesterday to 30 montns' rigorous imprisonment. Mr. J. V. Lane prosecuting told the court that on
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    LOST BALE FOUND ON LIGHTER, COURTTOLD
    192 3 Standard Staff Reporter A. S. ABOO TAHIR of Cecil Street appeared for trial m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday on a charge of breach of trust m respect of eight bales of rubber worth 82,500. The prosecution alleged that Tahir was the taikong
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    DINNER
    32 3 Standard Staff Reporter SEVENTEEN Foochew associations, guilds schools will hold a dinner on Jan. 20. m the Foochew Association m honour of Mr. Cheng Hui Ming, who was awarded the M.B.E.
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    63 3 hot*, FAREWELL party to five members of the Seletar catering club who are returning home m January 1952 at the Tai Tong Restaurant. Happy World. Left to right: Cpl. Lindsay; Sgt. Poulter 1 c bar, F/Sgt. Dawkins, Chairman; Mrs. Hawkins, senior lady member; Fit. Lt Ball President; Mrs. Quarter-man; Fit.
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    MOVE FOR QUICKER HOMES
    439 3 'Block Machine Saves Time And Labour By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff if filer A QLARTKR million dollar Vmcriraii concrele block-making machine, railed Tbe Stof pement block niniiiifartiirrr, ha* arri\<Ml m Singapore for Lee Engineer! Limited, who are akrady manufacturing concrete eemeait Macfci m a factory at
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    Truth On Dictator X
    81 3 WORLD traveller and B lecturer. Mr. F. W. Detain >l I will make an address Ml 'Wi j Dictator X Rule the Wji i". On Sunday night a' the D v i Bible Auditorium, Balestier Road Mr Detaqiore wi *a'k if 7 p.m. and B..'<u p
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    THREAT CHARGE
    58 3 SOH BOOK CHAI alias S-.ii Boon Cheok (18). was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday wirh threatening Teo Chwee Ban with injury to his person at a house m Telok Aver Street on Jan 8. He claimed trial anri was offered bail of (300. The erase
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    RAJ MOVE FOR RICE SUBSIDY
    206 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. C. R. DASARATHA RAJ, Labour Member for Roehore District m the Singapore Legislative Council, will call at the meeting of the Council next month m the form of a motion for subsidies to Malayan rice producers to increase local rice production.
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    City Chief Heads Board
    70 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council President, Mr. T.P.F. McNeice has been nominated Chairman and the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. N.G. Morris, Vice-Chairman of the Film Committee of Appeal for 1952. Other members of the Board are Messrs. R. Jumabhoy, Tuan Ahmad bin Mohamed
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    Wanted Man Is Charged
    54 3 A 22-YEAR-OLD Ceylonese, Vellu p i 1 1 a i Subramaniam, wanted by the Kuala Lumpur Police, was arrested m Singapore under the Fugitive offenders Act and subsequently charged m the Second Police Court yesterday. He was remanded until Jan. 17. pending the arrival of an
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    Mr. J. D. Joseph
    57 3 IN our picture published yesterday of Mr. J.D. Joseph, founder and principal of the Singapore Teachers' Training College, the caption erroneously identified Mr. Chia Kirn Chwee, president of the Teachers' Training College Association, as the principal of the T.T.C. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Joseph have just
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    66 Watches Missing
    84 3 Standard Staff Importer APPROXIMATELY > Ml worth of watches, pan of t consignment bom Bangkok was reported misting to the Singapore Police venter lay. The consignment arrived m December and was store i ti^e Kaliang Airport. When the case ma later opene I, it was found to
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    Rural Board Meeting
    34 3 TOE N'KXT m nthty mj «< nf tri the Rural Boai 1 i l be on J.in j 7 m the I FT ton, Colonial Se< rtai Office, at 10 a m
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      58 3 _^p. I f -£LJ^^"■ F THATtj MY BOY/ GEN'L.SOANSOCUS\ EVEN O: TYO^|ft fv^FHINK HE H fTwELL.ALL^ 1 HOLY CATFISH 1 4^T^\ WTWIft WAY HE IS/A 5 WAS NOTSO BRIGHT,) SAY? I THINK V I DOES. EH, RIGHT, I« V J^ MP \N 4 f^*\- WARRIORS /CHALLENGING HIM 7YOUIL FIND TH
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    32 TO CONTEST K. LUNMPUR ELECTIONS
    331 4 11,000 Voters To Poll On February 16 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A total f 32 candidates, including four worn will contest tfie 12 seats m four m U m the first Municipal Elections m X Lumpur on Feb. 16. Nomination Day saw
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    4 More Bandits Killed
    277 4 X I AL A LIMPIR, Thur*. Four more bandits )ia\e I>een killed, one mis-™«-<t raptured and two l>;imlil- wounded. Nine im-mIH-r* iif the security ftraet ha\e been killed and four wounded. Bandfta smashed the water pipe line* North-east of Tany ng Malim m Selangor yester- <
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    15 4 MR. UM AH KOW who wa* married t<> Misa Teh Goal kooi m Koala Lumpur.
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    First K.L. Cases Heard
    159 4 HoUdayLaw KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Tii" firsi <»f the cases under the Weekly Holiday Ordinance .ame up for hearing m the First Magistrate's Court here for« Mr. A P. Jack, today. C] Siew Sang and Yeo Ho< k. proprietors of two sh p S m Ipoh Road,
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    Hawkins Takes His Hat Off To Candidates
    191 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUAL4 LUMPUR, Thurs. Kuala Lumpur has been a robust sort of town and faces any new departure quite bravely, remarked Mr. Gerald Hawkins, Supervisor of Elections, after nominations had been filled this morning for the Municipal Elections. Mr. Hawkins was
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    UMNO To Shift HQ To K.L.
    130 4 Standard SafT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The United Malays Nationalist Organisation is planning to remove its Headquarters from Juhore Bahru to Kuala Lumpur. A site m Batu Road, near the Odeon Cinema, has been selected for the proposed new UMNO Headquarters Building m Kuala
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    BAIL OPPOSED
    73 4 KLUANG, Thurs. Ho Tet Chong of the 5 tn.s. Jalan Batu Pahat Resettlement Camp, who has been identified as one of the persons who stopped a bus at Yong Peng-Tonkang Rechah Road and caused mischief by setting fire to a bus and collecting the identity cards of the
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    Driver Fined $20
    36 4 A CAR driver, Baba bin Mohamed, was fined $20/--by the Muar Magistrate. Che Rauf, for negligent driving resulting m collision with a post at the junction of Jalan Petrie and Jalan Kumariah, Muar.
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    Former Woman Lawyer Joins USIS Staff
    93 4 Former Woman Lawyer Joins USIS Staff MISS HARRIET SMITH, a former attorney •of Boston, U.S.A., will arrive m Kuala Lumpur on Friday to join the staff .of the American Consulate as cultural officer m the U.S. Information Service. Miss Smith has served m the American Foreign Service since 1945 m
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    More Malay Officers For Regiment Planned
    132 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government m a statement issued today said that ways and means of providing the Regiment with more Malay officers are now heing planned. It was commenting on a Reuter report from London quoting the. British War Office as saying
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    UMNO Decision Was Approved
    481 4 KUALA LUMPUR, TJiurs. The decision of il.e Kuala Lumpur UMNO to join up with the Malayan Chinese Association m the Municipal Elections ha«l the lull approval of UMNO Headquarters m Johore Baliru, Tungku Abdul Rahman, President of the United Malays Nationalist Organisation said today. He was
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    Chung Wah High School To Reopen
    156 4 KLANG, Thurs. The Middle School of the Chung Wah High School, Klang, which was closed on Nov. 29 last by order of the Selangor Education Department is Joeing given the opportunity to reopen when the new term begins on Jan. 14. The closing of
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    Vexatious Charge
    131 4 Vexatious Charge Standard Safl Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, 1 v lAn Intiian. Ryfanickcun, vho h*d summoned one Ifalayandi rod his son. Vengadason, for issaultiiig him. was today called upon by Che Harun In the Second Magistrate*; Court I show cause Tvi\v be should not Ibe bound over for bringing i vexanous
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    Home Guards Defy Machineguns— Kill 3 Beds
    485 4 Home Guards Defy Machineguns— Kill 3 Beds KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The full story can now be told of the heroism of Malay Home Guards who defied machineguns to attack bandits with parangs m the remote kampong m the Mersing area of Johore. With the aid of a Police jungle squad,
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    The List Of Candidates
    187 4 ttnhi II ftrti: Messrs. (lliu.i B (IMP; Symbol: Saw Mark* ,!>!»'. M mM Mrs. Ramach .ndr.im i\n Symbol: Hous? M, v Ew« Krai i >i\o M( v t'-'l: Badminton Douglas K. K. Let MCA); symbol; ci. Chan Ch,, n llls MCA; Symbol: Km, Chia i Labour;
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    115,656 Union
    100 4 115,656 Union Standard >• n < 'or 1 1 [ALA A; the <' were '>'•'■ trad* F. k rat on <>!' i taion ft" unions, on i o* which bav< t). ndint ft* I all ftioa ne| strati ll.Vioti Thi is than tin N i bei Durinf I unions «en
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    Fire-alarms Too Expensive
    44 4 Fire-alarms Too Expensive ex' \ng tisben ill m ad of I i tin atter pa The mi Board H D B mernbei at of ext* ling existi foai ,i posed Dl In idditi a the the fi <■ alanm i« whi P annual m 'ntena
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    VESSEL HAD 39 FARES IN EXCESS
    867 5 RIVER BOAT TRAGEDY "INQUEST Owner Blames Submerged Log Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA KANGSAR, Tlmrs.— Evidence lliat the doiible-derker hoat which capsized m the Perak Hirer on I)e<einher 14, last year, resulting m the death of 18 persons, was carrying 46 passengers instead of 7
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    51 5 en I. Campbell, a horticulturist at Smith (oii tssadnßCMa, I .S.A.. and Mis> Berni*«* Sui (him Mni^pore. i junior class member »>f the college, the college rhrysanthemuin show. Mr. ('tmph»ll is tkf "Bernire Low" Chrv>anlhrmum. namod after v .v ho developed aud registered it as part of hrr work iv
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    Public Urged To Cut Use Of Electricity
    129 5 Public Urged To Cut Use Of Electricity Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Electrical Engineer Mr. C. C. P3\;<e. last night appealed to the public to co-operate with his department by reducing their consumption of electricity ti> the minimum m these "difficult times." Yesterday variola parts of the city had prolonged
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    Air Marshal Visits Tengah
    150 5 BAD weather over the target area led to cancellation yesterday of the airstrike on which Air Marshal .1. D. I. Rardman, Australia's new Chief of Air StaiY, was tr> have flown m central Malaya. Instead, the Air Marshal spent some time inspecting all sides of ground
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    61 5 MR. and MRS. Robert M. Thons Yaw latt after their wedding at St. Thomas' Church, Kuantan. The bridegroom is the fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Thon? Swee Lin of Kuantan. The bride, formerly Miss Catherine Chong. is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Chong Luke also of
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    Penang To Ask For US Rubber Mission
    69 5 PENANG, Tnurs.— A decision to make representations to the US Government for a rubber mission to be sent to Malaya was made at v tourhour meeting of the Penan* Rubber Trade Association last night It was agreed that if investigations were made by
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    Malay Girl Rescued From Rochore Canal
    69 5 Standard Staff Reporter A 20-year-old Malay gil Aminah binte Omar, was rescued b-' two constables after she tell into the Rochore Canal opposite the Kandang Kerbau Police Station at 1.20 p.m. yesterday. Aminah had earlier gone t0 the station to see her exhusband. a
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    Permit Needed To Go Hunting
    216 5 ARMS LICEMCEES WARNED Standard Maff I ori-.-^jMiiul^ni n\N(,. Hmhts. TkW M»i«-f PoHrc OlBccr, ha^ issued an urtlrr r»*«*f ririin'sj ihr SMC i li rearms hr\t\ by members «»f the }mil>lm- antl llif Seeurilv rorees. Firearms musi not be used between the hours >•; p.m. and
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    'Don't Cry, I'm Not Dead Yet'
    86 5 'Don 't Cry, I'm Not Dead Yet' CONDEMNED MAN TELLS MOTHER rs Turn- thff, who burst .he beard the leaUk pwnpid on Khoop. <xie ol g Chinese, accus> mdcred her to I do you ray? l be said. Ah Ko« heard cy todaj -it h Fhe ned »niitrl r e
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    FLOODS SERIOUS
    108 5 FLOODS SERIOUS im Page 1 R way is v- IcHfttrarUy GtfßM -*^d i Itfc the p: >- ta enure ften- down it the] c The Central I said that t> poadbte i conditions district! of ci c subsiding. H ale was re- 1 jng Messing communication I I hours and
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    Appeal Board To View David Film
    44 5 E! >RE Pita Ap- the Ottcial eosov i ottice In 4 i> !ii today to 2ffch Century Fox s n l)a\.id And :i was witftDMbiir exhibitum It-: by the 1 la tfm fate o/ KJ tv I d.-tri
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    Talks On Settling Indians In BNB Still Under Way
    90 5 Talks On Settling Indians In BNB S till Under Way St((i'i.«rd Stiff Rrportrr NEGOTIATIONS are still be':»4 carried »n between India sod British North Borneo through the India Gowemment Representative m Malaja, Mr. M Gopala Menon. i>if the emifatioa n-<ni India of 10.000 Indun-; with their families for permanent settlement
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    Sultairs Birthday
    17 5 JANUARY 24. birthday of the Sultan nf Trengganu will be a public holiday m Tren?2;inu.
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    204 5 S| H>l VIIOSS |i;«M« t» load -l*«»*l«liM-{ l«wl;iv: l» W JMai P«-k.»o. »!.;t.ti K.I Alhumt,r;« Ki»lll«"» H«»tH. mmiilkiw;! K«l U«..Mt 1M M-. AlJiiniH X.1.. Sims tvritur. l»aj:i l.rbar Pmni*.. <*o© lu.U PlaMf. Jala" Va-in. Jalan Bhmon. r»«hri«lKc Rd.. Raincooa K.I T«»«rr Kit.. Srrane««ni K«l.. Seurtt Birtale, Kohnn
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    Defence Chief Stresses Need For United Effort
    327 5 Standard Malay Correspondent PKV\N<;, Thurs. Outlining jfro^rfs* In t\w formation of a (iivil Defence Division for George Town, IVnaii", llie Assistant Commissioner. Civil Defence, Northern Division, declared thai m the light of preserving life and property from the rnV«-i<* of air attack, there
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    T. Malim's Water Cut Off Again
    72 5 TANJONC. MALIM. Thurs. Bandits hare tut off Tanjonc Malim's water supply for the third time since the Emergency started. The reservoir which supplies the town with water is situated m Simpanf Ampat, three miles from the town and is bordered by estates and jungle.
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    Photo Show Pictures In Cold Room
    100 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE THIRD Singapore Art Society's International photographic exhibition will open at the British Council Hall on January 25. Photographs from Singapore, the Federation and 13 countries will be on show. Professor C. A. Gibson-Hill, who will be one of the judges,
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    Stole Spares, Says Charge
    62 5 Standard Staff Reporter LOW AH HEE claimed trial, m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, when charged with stealing spares worth $1,100. the property of the military at No. 1 subdepot. 223 8.0.D. Kranji on Jan. 9. He pleaded guilty to an alternative charge of dishonestly
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    MCA Party For Sir Cheng-lock
    92 5 Standard Stair Rrp©rl«r THE SINGAPORE branch of the Malayan Chinese Asvm ijtion will holj a cocktail party a t the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on January 29 to honour Datr> Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President of the MCA. on Ihe occasion -»f his knighthood, and Mr.
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    Cigarette 'Carrier' Is Jailed
    114 5 Standard Staff t'orrispondeut IPOH, Thurs.— Found m possession of ten packets of cigarettes, valued at $1.70 which were reasonably presumed to be intended for the use of terrorists, a fifty-four-year-old rubber tapper, Chew Yew was today sentenced to three years penal servitude by Mr. Justice Hill.
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    Falal Accident
    32 5 A FATAL accident occurred U\ Dato Kvamu R)ad. Penang, yesterday at about three )*clock when a 19-year-old schoolboy. Parasint^m riding i bicycle. was involved iii a collision with a car
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Move With The Tide
    847 6 'THE problems of the Far East have featured pro- j minently m the talks between Mr. Churchill f and Ml Truman. Tins is because of the growing jl realization among Western statesmen that today there is not a single major problem
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    We the PEOPLE
    518 6 Prints On Sands Of Time I Sir:— You. Sir, ought to be congratulated on your courage m defying journalistic convention by giving your readers a biographical tribute to one native Malayan whom the King has honoured instead of the usual New Years meditation or whatever it is
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    THE TASK IN MALAYA
    1219 6  -  Rawle Knox BY So far as the second ob-iei-tive is concerned, the troops were certainly concentrated, bu. for the reasons mentioned above important battle against the guerrillas such would impress the civilian population have been few indeed. As for the third Briggs aim the people have
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    Review of Views
    774 6 Review of Views m SIT. Evictions ECHOING the appeal made by Singapore Chine.se Chamber of Commerce to the Colonial Secretary to hold a public enquiry int( the depute between the Singapore Improvement irust and its 66 tenants who were asked to quit. Chung Shing Jit p said: "Unless .such an
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    BEHING THE HEADLINES
    373 6 by Henri de Turenne Washington. Jan. 10. IN spite of his claim that the year li*sl has been a satisfactory one for American Foreign Policy, it may be doubted whether President Truman has really succeeded m his message on "the State of the Union" m persuading Congress
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    IS, UK TO MEET RED THREAT IN F-E
    1020 7 Official Communique On Churchill-Truman Talks 1 \SHINGTON, Jan. 10, (Reuter)-President Truman and Emm Mimshr (Jmnhill havr rcc^nized that "ih<- overriding ,1 lo counter ihc Commimisl threaf m the Far East "transnds such divei^enrics as there are m out policies toward China," ronting
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    55 7 photo. wwww FLOODS IN U.S. The Z terrific rainstorm that < swept through the south- land of the United States J recently created scenes < like this throughout the < J» area. The entire business < district of Downey, near j i Los Angeles, California. was flooded, water stand- <
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    Churchill On NY Visit
    92 7 v i a P I 'i Chur n Dgtos a day an old :v d b. ucn. rupi .■.':> irisil Be arri% td go on to end. retu *ning :<■ Washington later. During his last visit to this country m 1949. Mr. Churchill also was. a
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    Target Dates For 9 Trust Territories
    228 7 PARIS, Jan. 10, (Reuter) Over-ruling opposition by Britain, France and others, the United Nations Trusteeship Committee yesterday called upon administering powers to announce target dates by which trust territories m their care would be ready for freedom. A joint resolution put by India. Philippines.
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    Turkey, Greece To Receive Invitation
    60 7 WASHINGTON Jan 10 <AP>. —Turkey and Greece will eventually receive an unqualified invitation to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, the State Department announced yesterday According to official informants. Turkey will be associated with the European command and m addition will be .a key country
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    120,000 'Victims' In Yunnan Quake
    90 7 HONGKONG, Jan. 10 "(AP) The earthquake on Dec. 21 m western Yunnan Province, China, claimed a total of about 120,000 "victims,'' the Chinese Communists have disclosed m a sketchy news dispatch from Kunming dated Jan. 4. Original reports merely said an earthquake had taken place
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    US Tanks For I-C
    40 7 SAIGON, Jan. 10, (Reuter). Sixty-four heavy Americanbuilt tanks arrived here yesterday m an American freighter. They are part of the steady flow of war material which the United States is sending U> the French Union forces.
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    House Group To Probe Red Spy Ring In F-E
    157 7 WASHINGTON, Jan <AFP> Testimony to be riven before the House Committee investigating ui-Ame-rican activities will be concerned exclusively with ComMWwiSlJte i» <** F East said the Committee's Counsel Francis Taverner yesterday He said this evidence would Prepare the ground lor questioning
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    Wash, Talks To Lay 'Basis For Joint Strategy In S-E A'
    236 7 Wash Talks To Lay 'Basis For Joint Strategy In S-E A' NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (AFP). French General Allonge Juin told the press her* yesterday that the aim of the forthcoming South Fast Asia conference m ashington was to "establish the basic for joint strategy m South East Asia'" with
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    Dulles: Japs To Assume Vital Role
    151 7 WASHINGTON. J;;n 10 (UP)— Ambassador John Foster Dulles predicted yesterday that Japan will soon become important part cf the world defence strategy against Communism. Dulles, father cf the Japanese peace treaty and Far Eastern affairs consultant at the State Department, spoke on Japan's future
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    UN Postpones Korea Debate Till After Truce
    344 7 UN Postpones Korea Debate Till After Truce r\KIS. Jan. 10 (AT)— The I.V I'oliiiral (.».n. millet* Wednesday kill«-«l Bmbmj»"w .iii<-m|>t t<» place ilir Korean Iriire intonation*- before the Security Council and then postponed rniuidi'ilim of the uholc Korean itisuv until an armistice i* reached at I'anttmii jom. The Committee's action
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    'No New Signs Ofi-CInvasion'
    166 7 'No New Signs Ofi-C Invasion' PARIS. Jan 10. (AH'i The French Minister for the Associated States. Mr feaa Letourneau. stated last nmht that there were no new indications that an attack on Inrio China by Communist China was imminent I.etnurneau told newsmen: "I have been the Minister for the Associated
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    RI Firm On Seizure Of Dutch Arms
    140 7 DJAKARTA,. Jan. 10 (AFP) Indonesia Information Minister Arnold Mononutu declared last night that Indonesia maintain* 1 her standpoint ri garding 'lie Dutch arm? ized aboard the Blitar and T., >•. Mi Mononutu m:'dr the state* i I wtien asked to ci tnn •ie
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    Jao-lndia Peace Talks Progress
    84 7 iuk^u. j;m 10 lAFF»—Progress m the prelunina "y JapanIndia pe.'H'e talks was reported vesterdiiv when Foreign Office officials ne!d their third conference with the Indian Liaison Mission m Tokyo, it warn learned here today Director Kurnao Nishimura of the Treaties Bureau and tw« section heiid.s ot
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    Thailand Abrogates War Crimes Act—Too Severe
    151 7 Thailand Abrogates War Crimes Act— Too Severe I BANGKOK. Jan. 10 (AFP)— A Thai government spokes man yesterday declared that th^ War (rimes Art passed after World War II will be abrogated under the present government. The spokesman said that this law is contradictor.* to the UK Declaration of Human
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    39 8 A picture taken by Ward Viikers of Me American sohoouer, California, show in* mountainous seas wliU'h lashed the vessel outside the Gulf of Siarn. last week. Yvor Smitter. a crew member, U seen on deck clinstn; t« the riggings.
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    NEW FAR EAST AIR CHIEF APPOINTED
    293 8 NEW FAR EAST AIR CHIEF APPOINTED Will Take Over Command From Fog arty In May THE R.A.F. announced last night that Air Marshal Sir Thomas M. Williams, Inspector General of the Royal Air Force, will m May succeed Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogartv as Commander-in-Chief, F.E.A.F. Air Marshal Fogartv will
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    Few People Are Aware Of The Beaver Service
    88 8 Malayan Airways is not meeting up with unusually heavy bookings t\>r st»ais upcountry m spite of the partial disruption of ruad and rail traffic between Singapore and the Federation due to floods. However panes at\» tearing with full toads >n each trip
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    New Ship Named After Singapore
    126 8 Standard Shipping: Reporter NAMED after the City of Singapore, Ellerman and Bucknall's latest addition to her fleet of ships, is expected to arrive m the Colony next month on her maiden voyage. Completed almost together last year, the City of Singapore's sister ship, the City
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    Comet Repair Base
    40 8 LONDON. Jan. 10 <Reute;» The De Havillanrj Aircraft Company makers ot the tomet J*t airliner is seitiag up i bj*e at Bankstown near Sydney. Australia for the overhaul >f th? Comet gho^t engines, the company announced yesterday.
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    Tokyo Route Hitch
    52 8 WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 <AFP) Pan-American Airways has usked the United States Civil Aeronautics Board not to give Trans World Airlines authorization to extend their United States- Bombay route to Tokyo. Pan-American maintnined that traffic is too light between India and Japan to justify the existence o; tA'O
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    1st Flight Recalled
    34 8 NEW DELHI. Jan. 10.— The Landing of ftrst pjsse:i4e; and mail aircraft m India from Biitain 25 years igo was celebrated at a ceremony at the Delhi Flying Club on Tuesday.
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    Sail Hunting In S'pore Is Not Plain Sailing
    152 8 Standard Shipping Reporter WARD VICKERS, master of the 32-ton round-the-world American schooner, California, which lost two of her main sails during a storm off the Gulf of Siam, last week, went sail hunting m Singapore, yesterday. And it was not plain sail
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    1951 —A Record Year For BOAC
    106 8 1 951 A Record Year For BOAC The calendar year 1951 was a record year for 8.0.A.C.. who rtevv 45 per cent, more passenger miles and carried nearly :jl per cent, more passengers and more than 12 per cent, more cargo than m 1950. Approximate figures for the year show
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    IF MALAYA'S RICE SUPPLIES ARE CUT OFF
    596 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS By ImportanceOf l^oya Industry Here Stressed Standard Stcff Reporter THE desirability of establishing a soya bean industry m Malaya and the great value of soya products as food and fodder, as pointed out m recent articles m The standard, was supported
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    1952 Outlook For The Timber Trade Is Good
    335 9 By GEORGE RASIAH, Standard Staff Reporter TIMBER traders m Singapore forecast yesday "another good year" during 1952 when eviewing the past year's activities. \nv people engaged m the extraction anc ng of timber had "a good year" m 1951, ii ,1. due
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    59 9 COMMODITY PRICES r tartCSl "»:iii;ui>or^ tih+'r i r »'v >»'sierd.i> Kn>tT> S«*H«*r> >p.>t I.oonc n fa a Jun. i:t BBKM Of mi) b were >:-i; <■' Buyers 1 v. Seßeca H ti Bcuen d Seflen Buyers i SHlefa 4 TIIMFS n to da> IMXI> UN mts nrst i tajers, i
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    Guthrie Group Dec. Outputs
    50 9 OUTPUTS from estates and mines m the Guthrie Group during December last year arc: Rubber 6,491.918 ib. (72,177,314 lbs to date); tea (black) 181,000 lbs. (1.787.000 lbs.), paim oil 1.268 tons (13,^76 tons). palm kernels 385 ton? (4,053 tons), and tin ore 1.916 piculs (16,278 piculs).
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    Rubber Prices Up On Prospects Of Lower Jan. Output
    174 9 By T. J. LIM, Standard Market Reporter A FALL m the production of rubber this month is expected m view of the heavy rains upcountry. In consequence, sentiment on the Singapore rubber market was bullish yesterday and prices steadied by over
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    Japan Speeds Pact Plans With C'wealth
    182 9 Japan Speeds Pact Plans With C'wealth TOKYO. Jan. 10 (AP).— The Japanese Government is rushing preparations for the conclusion of individual trade agreements with sterling area nations, reports Jiji News Agency. By an early" conclusion of trade pacts and also by accelerating imports from sterling area countries the Government intends
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    Produce Mart Stays Quiet
    84 9 Standard Market Reporter THE produce market m Singapore was again quiet yesterday with very little business passing. Copra had buyers at $38 3/4 per picul and sellers at $391 but no deals were reported. Coconut oil remained unchanged, sellers indicating $63 per picul. Betel nut $37
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    New Tin Buying Plan Submitted To Indonesia
    71 9 NFIF YORK Jan It CAP)— The New York Journal of Commerce says the U.S. Government is considering a San bS tadooSLn tin at a fluctuating price tied to an American index. The plan was presented during the re^rtsit to Indonesia of the American
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    US CUTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS
    111 9 WASHINGTON. Jan. 18 <AP>— Production of moat household good* is due to be cut to 40 per cent, of pre-Korean war levels and construction of new homes is to be reduced about 23 per cent, beginning next ApriL Thij announcement came yesterday from Manly Fleischmann, the
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    PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE TRANSPORT IN ASIA
    309 9 A SURVEY of practical proposals aimed at improving Asian transport conditions on roads, railways and inland waterways was conducted by ECAFE's inland transport committee m a five-day conference m Bangkok. Considerable emphasis was laid by the delegates from all the 13 countries represented as
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    BUYING RATES
    45 9 BUYING rates for US and Canadian dollars (per $100 Malayan) are :*2 13/16 and 33 1/16 (T.T.), 32 15/16 and 33 3/16 (OD.) 33 1/16 and 33 7/16 <90 d/st.) on credit bills: U.S 33/18 «90d/st.> on trade tftlls. Other rates remain unaltered.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG, Jan. 10— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HKSIS.2S to £1 Sterling; HK56.565 to US$l; HK$lBl5 to Ma|ayan $1:HK 50,360 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK*****.37S OH one taeL j
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    GRAVE WHEAT SHORTAGE IN AUSTRALIA
    111 9 El T -v >URNE, lan. 14 •B* i ter) A •<• !,i a( !v l since the disastrou dli of 1914, Sir John '1 i I ti of the Whcal B I said I a ght Be said that phi tl t<> be m <
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    Malayan Shares Steady
    135 9 Malayan Shares Steady Standard Mattel Repoitrr SINGAPORE. Thurs All secticN Mala i ire mai Icel *en quiei adj to "AC of h with i>n main i toe v f I \V i I anged pricos v. I MM SI HI M S i i Nir c Ord 4 I.' <
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    HK BOOKS FOR BIG
    40 9 I HONGKONG ha? bee:. feel stand < l Bri ti sh End i ;o Yt I I m May S to 14 l 1 5 till stiace .ever I I n tjkong's s w* AA I 5
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      THE RING
      927 10  -  Jay Holding By 'TEDDY paused outside the L candy store, and, munching thoughtfully, he regarded the ring on his finger, with its jewel glistening m the sunlight A diamond like that, he reflected, could work wonders with a girl. A young man might show it to a gi
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      MAGIC CLOCK
      242 10 HERE'S a magic clock. In the drawing you see a clock face. complete except for hands. With it you can read a person's mind. Ask a friend or a guest to think of one hour of the day Then get your •'magic wand." which can be a pencil
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      164 10 LAST :B !Bs* DAY' Lanza ♦■>" Blyth »j»»» TEL 54.00 Al3-CON3ITtO^?D OPENS TOMORROW! 808 THREE TIMES FUNNIER j HOPE'S witli all the gays and i^als of IhiriMin KiiM\Mii*^ beloved Waatcrpiecc 1 j i He plays 4iJ^EK SaJ F-' j Santa C jus! "^BH^^P^^Ef H? p:j;i J j^ m J Sp
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      169 10 11am,1.45,4,6.30&9.30p.m. |Q|m J^ffJ^^NOW SHOWIfI: /V/s7 Moi'lny QKf^wßk Actionful Drama H II Fugitive a Tax' 1 1 .1 Bros R^ih Sic. J^* ROMAN •COCHR AS I; BRUTE STRENGTH ag:inst BRUTE STR! V,i> "THE TOUGHER THEY COME COLUMBIA Ptrtarr Sianin- WAYNE MORRIS PRESTON FOSTER 9 a.m. SCHOOLS' MORNING MATINEtS I I MJIST
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      101 10 RjjT'f -^S^g?S? Today Ik. Sunday at 11 30 am LAST 3 SHOWS Now shoW i n g a t 6 n ami <) 1^ n m T1.">— 6.45 and 9.15 p.m. J, 0.1.i ami y.K» |».m. CApTA|N HORATIO HORN R-K-O BLOWER. R.N." SAVAGE PASSIONS (Technicolor) SEALED CARGO ATLANTIC Cireal World
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      299 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE NEW SERIES-No. 67 I— Distant 4— Selected 9— CrV Of dOVe I■■ I I ■MSafHMMHHHMaMMMM paMPP-B-Vma* 13— Poem 2 h H 5 7 8 JO II 13— Ghastly 14— Knock 15-Blush .2 '5 '«rf 17— Chopper* 19— Orean of 777 s rs~" 20 Reverberatio:. S^SS 8 J
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      225 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 m 41 m). I<l a.m. Emergency News (K.L.): I p.m. Radio Orchestra; 1.30 News; 1.45 Dance Music— Lawrence Welk Orchestra: 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.11 Forces' Favourites; ft. 55 Announcement* Singapore Share Market Report; 7 p.m. News; 7.15 Reporter's Notebook; 7.30 Personal Choice; 8
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      209 10 *j rpODAVS FORECAST:— Today J_ brings no luck whatsoever, g > Instead it promises failures g and upsets, unfortunate impul- g ses delays and worries; it would be advisable to avoid under- g > taking anything important. > There Is a ri»k of malevolence g > and breach of trust.
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    BREUKELEIW HORSES MOST IMPRESSIVE
    505 11 BREUKELEIW HORSES MOST IMPRESSIVE By OLLIE DAVIES THE tracks were very heavy at Bukit Timol. i i horses did then- final gallops over "the TESSAS were most impressive. Rnnmng Footman (Mawi) was ,l le best worker finishing m front of Lord Dhoti (Percival) at the e..«l of three m 39
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    Dykes Scores TKO Victory
    84 11 TAMPA, Florida, Jan. 10 (UP). Bobby Dykes, of Miami, scored a third round technical knockout over Joe Lassiter, of Charlotte, before 2,000 fans m the Fort Hesterly stadium. The 149-lb Miamian. completely m command all the way, dropped Lassiter m the second round for a nine
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    British Writers Vote Randy No.1
    306 11 LONDON, Jan. 10 (AP). Randy Turpin, the logical contender for Sugar Ray Robinson's world middleweight title m all world boxing rankings, has been selected an the \o. 1 British boxer m 1951 by the British Boxing Writers* Club. Turpin wa s chosen as the club
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    Varsity Tennis
    30 11 MANILA, Jan. 10. (AFP) The Taipeh-Manila inter-varsity tennis match will be played along Davis Cup lines and will be held some time next month, it was learned yesterday.
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    SUNDEW BEAT COMET AT BADMINTON
    154 11 In a friendly match of badmi,non played between the Sundew B.P. of Klang and the Comet B.P. of Port Swettenham. at the Port Swettenham Recreation Club's Court, the former j beat the latter by seven games to two Results: Sundew players mentioned first. 1 Singles:
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    Siamese Rugby Team Beaten
    130 11 I LONDON. Jan. 9 (Reuter^— The first Siamese rugby team to visit Britain opened- a short tour this afternoon with a match against the Imperial College and were beaten by 24 points to zero. At halftime the score was 16-0. With an average weight of less
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    39 11 The technique of th<- crouch start for sprint cvrnts as demonstrated by British A.A.A. coach Kay Barkway on the opening day of his eight-day course m Singapore on Wednesday at Victoria school. (1) On your mark (2) Get Set
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    Scottish Football
    62 11 LONDON, Jan. 9 Football results: Scottis League Division '"A" Pa; lick Thistle 1 Raith Rovers 1 Queen of South 4 Mother we 11 1. The Morton Aiidrieonians and Stifling Albion St. Mirren matche.s rearranged for today were again postponed owing to Minwbound grounds. Scottish League Division 'B* Albion
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    Merridale Meeting
    38 11 Merridale Badminton Party will hold its 3. 5 th annual general meeting on Sunday, January 20, at tht- residence of Mr. Wong Choo Yin. 355, Balestier Road, at 3 p.m. AH members are requested to attend.
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    Rabbit 'Scrape' Poser
    122 11 MELBOURNE: (Airmail) (Renter- A AP) The new rules of golf, drawn up at St. Andrews, present a poser for Australian enthusiasts. The rules say. m effect, that a ball can't be picked out of a rabbit "scrape" without penalty, which cuts out a traditional concession. S'-npe of
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    THE 'BOY' SAYS HE WILL WIN
    96 11 IN spite of Bern c Ha 1 1*8 formidable reputation, G <•< Boy is confident of beati Australia*! top-ranking welterweight nt the Happ\ Wt Stadium tonight Gokk B>y mired Seremban on Wednesday looking very f: 1 rod en^ti In iii oi it r ten-round
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    Judicial Transfer
    25 11 BfCHE .1 lal bin Iran n t assumed the dunes of Magici Kuai.-. K;uiW»:ir DMricl He w«> I n merly stationed X j.
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      96 11 ANNOUNCEMENT PAVILION THEATRE As from Saturday January 12th Thr Pavilion Theatre Will Discontinue The Present Policy And Normal Program nifs Will B«- Shoun \t 11a.m., l.ir>|>.m. 4.<H)|i.m.. 6..'tO|i.m., 9-.'50 m., ttt &JL» Saturdays and Sundays Morning Matinees Popular Films at $1 and 50 cts. MALAY FOR BEGINNERS lIJALAV m J"
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      100 11 ~~7t^ 1 Z>"ti l RPT "^\^^—^T L /TONIGHT I PUT THE 1| fVOU SHOULD HAVE TOOTED| C GOOD HEAVENS! fyo^RE PRouoy^ fi^J!^^h^Jt o?^eS°the Garage C^-i W thev T X 1 fNOT ANOTHER AW, GLUTZte I f HELP I'LL BREAK 1 f YOU "\m STARVEP/J /^|ce° U T hele'S I I
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    LADY IN FLIGHT
    28 12 British Mympic hope Shh-lpy Cawlej practices the 'ton* 1 m the long jump under th<« eye «>» \\A toich (ieoff Dyson at London University Spurts Stadium.
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    SAFA DECIDE ON PROMOTIONS POLICY
    305 12 >IN<; UPORE Xmahiir Football V»ociati<»ii*s principal office hearers Mr. W. McGregor Walt (President), Mr. Soh Ghee Scan (vice President) ami Mr. lira Yang Liang (Secretary) were reflected en bloc for the new m>;h>ii at lasi nishfs meeting al the Singapore Cricket Club. Main business for
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    West Indies Beat Tasmania Easily
    276 12 l\l\<l>fn\. Jan. 10 (Reuter-AAP) West Indies l>«at Tasmania !►> 10 wiekels here today, la-mania were all onl for 120 m iheir second innings and tin- V\»«.t Indies Bcm-cd -2 for m» wiekel m the second innings t»» obtain rirlory. Fir-i innin«*s aeorea were: Tasmania 22.">,
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    Actress Wants Fight
    36 12 PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10 <UPi It was revealed today thai Jersey Joe Walcott had been offered $250,000 by a ""female movie star" to defend his heavyweight title against Yarrv (Kid) Matthews m Los Angeles.
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    Scoreboard
    105 12 lusnunia Ist Ins. 225. West Indies l>t Ins. 327. Tasmania 2nd Ins. M n risby b Jones 4 Th mnaa st Guillen b Ferguson 9 Davids »n Ferguson 71 Richardson b Ferguson 0 Newman st Guillen b Ferguson 9 Goodwin Ibw b Valentine 2 Cowley b Ferguson 4 Liver
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    Four Remarkable Developments Reached
    1900 12 From Page 1 of other smaller racial groups add-; complexity to it. the chief difficulty m the Federation is the existence side by side of a Malay population and a Chinese population which are roughly si mi la j m M*e In such a situation there
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    AAA COACH PRAISES MALAYANS
    757 12 'Starting Technique Compares With The Best In Europe' BRITISH \\V coach, Ray Barkway, demonstrating sprint starling techniques to Singapore athlete* yesterday, broke off his lecture to pay high tribute to Malayan officials responsible for starling races "Starters m Malaya have a definitely higher standard than those
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    King Kong Is Promised A Scalping
    185 12 CHIEF LITTLE Wolf and King Kong, who last week had the Stadium m an uproar with their terrific fight, and eventually had to be separated by other wrestlers and police, will meet again tomorrow night at the Happy World. The Redskin has refused to
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    BADMINTON BLACK-OUT
    35 12 LAST night's blackout m Singapore forced a postponement, for a second time, of the badminton inter-team championship match between Bournemouth and Lucky Strike. The match will be .played today —if no blackout occurs.
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    Sedgman, Rule & Spirit
    106 12 Sedgman, Rule Spirit NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (AP) Frank Shields, captain of the American Davis Cup tennis team, said yesterday he feels that the spirit of the amateur rules is being broken by the Australian wedding present fund for Frank St'di;nian. At a news conference. Shields said the fund being
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    US Sending Soccer XI To Scotland
    63 12 US Sending Soccer XI To Scotland GLASGOW I The l repi esen( it plaj Scotland at I i mete m a i ports fi mi Tho Sr tion eoafti d 1 can tpp match had been discussi >o Scottish A. April :^i) -i. States p 1 UPS 4 hen 1950
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    Bascom No Match For Caesar Brion
    65 12 ST. LOT IS CUP) H Brion of A: his ri 4 round de Bascom of 1 Brion vvii vantage m batt ib Bascom closed B. a tricfco is left second r mod diffii .iiiy the renuund Brion w i distance Ltti form Joe I
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    Services Settle On Strong Boxing Team
    316 12 The Army 'held elimination bouts for the preliminary rounds of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's championships at Tanglin Gymnasium yesterday afternoon. It was a real novices boxing but what was lacking In science was made up for by earnest endeavour and some real slogging
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      106 12 ACTION PACKED BOXING AT THE HAPPY WORLD 9 P.V IF IT IS A RKKIE CHAN PROMOTION, YOU GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH m ||k BERNIE HAL- WmS I MALAY (HXMriOM 'jj^'.^ TAfF Li«,!I cOC junn I v n i>\ THAI I I M.I ft UOLDI-:\ BOY "PRICES: $8, $5, 52, PLUS
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