Singapore Standard, 12 January 1952

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    Masthead
    18 1 Singapore Standard ft. *i i. VOL. II NO. 194. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Gen. Templer 'Strong Man' For Malaya
    62 1 Gen. Templer 'Strong Man For Malaya vLMOST CERTAIN' MM>\. Jan. 11 (Krutt-r) Britain*, new mm t..r Malaya i. almost certain to be General aid Irmplrr. .">.;. a tornur Director of British Intelligence, it was Itamcd here today. Hs- in 1 against the Cony I was n nmisS i-Easi veil-in foi
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    UN General Confers With Pres. Chiang
    19 1 UN General Confers With Pre s. Chiang g i If X S tes Win stei M >. Geneisc c mis-
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    Eden Savs 'No'
    15 1 erstood lisapp wed n to try Egypt by F at i> Reuter
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    de Lattre Dies; France Loses Fighting Gen.
    154 1 PARIS. Jan 11. (UP). r i tgh 62-year-old Genera] if Lattre de Tassigny, the "fighting strong man" of Indo-China, died m a private irsing home tonight, it was I :i i; v announced The French High C >mmissionand Commander-in-Chief m Indo-C lina succumbed
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    British Troops Hunt Snipers
    72 1 CAIRO. Jan. 11: (Renter) Foui hundred British paratroopen crossed the Sweet Water Canal near Abu Sweir m assault boats m darkness this morning and searched two ages from which shots were believed to have been filed at British convoys recently. Using mine detectors, the para- tops
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    TRUCE TALKS DEADLOCK
    404 1 Allies Demand Reds Clarity rosition On Building Of Airfields MUNSAN, KOREA, Jan. 11 (AP) Allied trace lopervfc. sion negotiators gave the Reils-a virtual ultimatum today. They demanded an explanation ol an alleged contradiction m the Com miinists' stand on construetiou ol' airfields during an armistice. Maj. Gen.
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    BIDGWAY SAYSReds Want Airfields More Than Truce
    201 1 TOK^O, Jan. II AP) (,rn«ral WH&MfU h< aJquarter* said loday that tlir oiiitmmisls arr stallin** iti the Korean truce talks, bcflUC "*lhr\ lia\e lost thai battle for world opinion" and "\>iiul airiields more than they Kant an armisliee." His accusation was beamed to
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    Floods Start To Recede In Several Areas
    208 1 IMPROVEMENT on the flood position m South Malaya was yesterday reported m several areas. The situation m Malacca, however, remained unchanged yesterday, but it was expected that flood waters would begin to subside today. In Kuala Lumpur, the floods were receding and if
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    Churchill Entrains For Ottawa
    99 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 11. (UP) British Prime Minister Winston Churchill left by train at 11.32 p.m. for Ottawa, Canada, to confer with Canadian officials. Churchill was accompanied by Lord Moran, his personal physician, and several secreMr. Anthony Eden, who with the Prime Minister talked with top
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    ECAFE Discusses Electric Power
    54 1 RANGOON. Jan. 11 (AFP)--Pakistani delegate Manned Mohhin was elected Chairman of the Bth session of ECAFE which opened here today. The session started witn n sitting of the sub-com-mttee on electric power attencU.i by 40 delegate* from 13 countries including Britain, the Lulled States. Nationalist Chini,
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    Carlsen Given Hero's Welcome
    335 1 FALMOUTH, ENGLAND, Jan. 11 (AP) Capt. Kurl (.'arisen came ashore at' this Cornish port at 1008 GMT (Spore Time 5.38 p.m.) today. Carlsen ended 16 days at sea by climbing off a tug and up the steps of the Prince of Wales Pier, which juts out
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    S'pore Appeals Board Passes 'David' Film
    84 1 "DAVID AND BATHSHEBA", the 20th Century Fox technicolour film which was withdrawn on Wednesday from its 17-day season at Singapore's New Alhambra on an order by the Colonial Secretary, was passed last night for public screening m the Colony by the newly-ap-pointed 10-man Singapore
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    Big Three Start S.E. Asia Talks
    72 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 11, (UP) —Top British, French and American military officers discussed secretly today what their countries .should do if the Chinese Communists invade South-East Asia. Held m the closely-guarded offices of the Joint Chiefs of Staff m the Pentagon building, the conference was
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    Iran's Note Rejected
    21 1 Iran 's Note Rejected BRITAIN yesterday rejected Persia's note of Jan. 9. accusing her of interfering m internal Persian affairs. Reuter
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    US Soon To Outproduce Russia — Lovett
    76 1 US Soon To Outproduce Russia Lo vett WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. (Reuter) Mr. Robert Lovett, the Secretary of Defence, told Senators today that the United States soon should be outproducing Soviet Russia m fast jet fighter aircraft, modern tasks and other weapons. Senator Richard Russell (Democrat. Georgia). Chairman of the Armed
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    Australia To Enlarge Army
    59 1 CANBERRA, Jan. 11: (Reu-ter-AAP) Australia will increase her army by 6,000 to 3:1000 men. Army Mini tei Josiah Francis announced today. The army was expanded from 16,000 to 27, 000 last February. Mr. Francis added th.jt new "citizen units" (territorials) would he created u> give h
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    23 In Plane Crash
    21 1 a\ [i I) ih 29 p 1- iers and a c ashed m Lhc nountai »l Reuter
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    West's Plan Passed
    27 1 THF Western disarmament study plan was approved by trie United Nations General Assembly yesterday by 42 votes for, 5 against, with three abstentions. U.P.
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    Unlucky 13
    53 1 LOXDON-. Jan. 11. CAFP)Seven men and six women who demonstrated against war end the atom bomb m front of the W:.r Office were arrested py the Police. The^ will be brought before the Bow Street court to answer charges of obstructing traffic and preventing the police from carrying
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    Malaya's Tin Industry Praised By High US Official
    284 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. II: (Renter)— The .Malayan tin industry today drew praise from a very high official of the United States Government, Mr. Jess Larson, Administrator of the Defence Materials Procurement Agency. Mr Larson's agency. DMPA, buys* foreign and domestic metals and materials
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    Sea-Air Search On
    46 1 Sea- Air Search On A WIDENING sea-ai foi the J.i|i m bound rre Pennsylvania, and bei 4 i men including Filipino md i H aitan, wrho aband >i c 1 her wallowing hulk on Wedi Is undei'.v:i> ovei i i t i .1! the Pacific A.P.
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    PLAN TO CLEAR CITY OF ATTAPS
    234 2 Artizan Type Houses To Go Up In Place SINGAPORE CITY Councillors have recommended to Government scheme for the clearance of all altap house areas within the City limits and the building m Uieir place of artisan type housing Mr W I Watson, the City
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    Stadium Proposal Rejected
    216 2 Stadium Proposal Rejected Standard Staff Reporter THERE is to be no sports stadium at the Telok Ayer Reclamation as previously proposed by the Singapore government. The site will instead be developed partly as a bus park and partly as an open space This majority decision has been taken by the
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    PC's Wife Denies Suicide
    53 2 TWENTY-YEAR-OLD Aminah binte Omar, wife of a police constable claimed trial m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when charged with attempting to commit suicide on Jan. 10 by throwing herself into the Rochore Canal. The case was postponed to Jan. 31 for hearing. Bail of
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    1820Papers Found In Secretariat Attic
    159 2 1820 Papers Found In Secretariat Attic Slaiulard Staff Reporter OFFICIAL docmaortfl ami correspondence dating a- far back as 1820 have been found m the attic of the < olonial Secretarial building. The discovery was made !»> a Malayan Unwersitf nndergradnate doing research lor his Master of Arts degree m history.
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    Spent His Wages On Drinks
    113 2 WHEN RIMARASAMY Panun.isiv.tni was fined SlO m the Sintupore Fourth Ftofiec Court on Jan. 4 ior beiag drunk, he promised to appeal m court one v. oek later to pay the fine. lie kept his promise and appeared ii court ye '.rrday. Hut he fai'ed
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    Union Complains Of Discourtesy
    92 2 tSUnd^d SUff Reporter "HE PRESIDENT and Heads Department ol the Singapre C .'y Council have "shov/n i scourtesy" to the Singapore City C <) v nc i 1 Transport j \v rkers Union, charuod the: Secretary "f the Union, Mr. < I S. Rengasamy, m a
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    Forgot Ban
    44 2 LOW KIM FONG, a 23-year-old driver under night curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. attended a dinner, got drunk and forgot all about the curfew. Yesterday m the Singapore Third Crm'inal District Court. Low was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour.
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    Tenant Gets $1,000 BySub-lettingHouse
    238 2 THE OWNERS of a house m Singapore who reniea it for $162 a month found that the tenant had sub-let the premises to about 40 sub-tenants and collected a rent of $1,000 or more from them. This was stated m the City Police Court yesterday, by
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    RAAF Impresses Aussie Air Chief
    520 2 MARSHAL SEES SUPPLY DROPPING THE MAN who commanded the Royal Air Force Group responsible m World War II for parachutedropping supplies all over South-East Asia flew yesterday to watch the Royal Australian Air Force demonstrate its technique m Malaya. The visitor was Air Marshal J.
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    Another Wing-And Her Dream Will Be Completed
    306 2 Another Wing-And Her Dream Will Be Completed Standard Woman Reporter THE SINGAPORE Methodist Girls' School's new $180,000 wing of eight classrooms will be declared open next Friday by Dr. H.B. Amstutz. Yesterday, Mrs. Ellice Handy. principal of the School. proudly surveying a panoramic view of Singapore from this building situated
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    After The Fire
    24 2 After The Fire Workers at the Lam Choon Rubber Factory spent yesterday weighing rubber salvaged from the fire. Insurance investigators totalled the amount salvaged.
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    VSC'S GET A HOME
    54 2 VSC'S GET A HOME SWCAWI Special < <> ben Mill 4m own headqua lam Aver. the Japan art tun roo i co-operate bers. The leco three bui I cost about I pected to month's tin c 1* is hopi it rorc'.s stall officers Civil I)' ai^o it Kn!am Part I
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      99 2 ::S^i&^ 1 I DONT LOSE HEART.'/'- IT VO' IS X ONCE. HAD ELVHRY- WHUT'S TH' I LIKE AN ANGEL- UNLESS -^O-^ MAP r flfVl^B^ IDO SEEM LIKE..SOME- s> V > W'. r 1 BOUND THINK 3. BUT-SHE MATTER BUT HOW CAN ME. *F NCT F'C^ I EVIL POWER IS WORK.N'AGIN
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    ADVENTISTS 'PLAN' TO TRAIN YOUTH
    266 3  -  GEORGE RASIAH i; Cadet Corps Will Assist Civil Defence Standard Staff Reporter Mr IMt \L t.ailet Corps ot 100 youn«; men i u.uiirii, which is part of the Seventh Day \iKentists 1 worldwide programme of training the IM ith m first-aid work, has been started
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    THE 'TEC WITH A MEMORY
    42 3 THE 'TEC WITH A MEMORY M.iml J M.itf K-n.»rt.T >:.i) ifa i urer, ng, ts sent i ■o Fourth P c t< :..y to three gorous imprfc inment 3 12 ths 1 motor the rning rreeted on Hassai who identifie I him
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    It Was His Wedding Day
    51 3 It Was His Wedd ing Day .u4 Stall Rt-portt-r I-SELLER, Ng Sik Ked to explain attend court m Dnmons i barge Distri t Judge terday thai 11 particulai day te I on a warI m the Sin- 1 Distri I Court unswer a sunv c of failing to disHe pleaded
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    New Medical Post Made
    69 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Government has created a new supers -i > post m the Medical Department The post which wa-; gazetted yesterday, is that of Hospital Assistant super-scale m Division II of the Public Service and is effective from Jan 1. The Government has
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    TWO FINED
    34 3 FOR behaving m a disorderly conduct at Paradise Park. Muar, and fighting with each tther, Khoo Gee Haw, a Special C ••-able, aged 24, and Kon l.ai Kui were each fined Sin.
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    Labourers Want School For Children
    110 3 THE suggestion made^ by Singapore's Labour City Councillor for South Ward, Mr. M. P. D. Xair, that the City authorities should provide educational facilities for its labourers and their children was yesterday backed by the Singapore City Council Federation of Municipal Labour Unions. Messrs. L.
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    Two Women Claim Trial
    62 3 TAX PENG Cheong. aged 40. pleaded guilty m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, when charged with assisting m a chap ji kl lottery at Mosque Street on Jan. 10. Two Chinese women. Mak Chin How (31), and Soong Sievv Jong (40) claimed trial on a
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    Rain: They Want Covers
    50 3 WORKERS of the Singapore Glass Factory yesterday asked for an increase of 90 cents a day m the present rates of pay for all day arid shift workers. They have also asked that lorries taking them to work should have covers especially during the rainy season.
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    $1,OOO BAIL IN HURT CASE
    60 3 $1, OOO BAIL IN HURT CASE A 22-YEAR-OLD Briton, Anthony John de Couray Harrison, was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with causing grievous hurt to George Daw by firing one shot at him from an automatic pistol at the Naval Base on Jan. 11. Bail of $1,000
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    POLICE SHOW BIG SUCCESS
    359 3 POLICE SHOW BIG SUCCESS THE SINGAPORE Police Forte variety concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night, the first ever staged by the members of the Force to promote belter relationship between the Police and the public, was a big success. It drew a packed hall and among the audience
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    BROTHERS IN COURT
    81 3 PLEADING guilty to having 58 bundles of percussion caps. Goh Lai Seng, aged 21 was lined $20(1 m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday. When the Police raided his premises at Aljunied Road on Oft 24, Goh's brother, Goh Lai Teck said: "Please assist me," and
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    TWO RIOT HEROES HONOURED
    190 3 Standard Staff Reporter TV/O MEMBERS of the Singapore Police Force received Colonial Police Medals, for gationtry, seven for meritorious service and four others the King's Commendation _ior brave conduct, from the governor of Singapore Sir FranKlin Gimson at a presentation parade held at the Police Training
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    WALL CRASHED, 2 MEN SIGHED WITH RELIEF
    329 3  - WALL CRASHED, 2 MEN SIGHED WITH RELIEF MICHAEL GOH By Standard Staff Reporter THE WHOLE side of a fifty-loot wall came down with a crash m Kampong Bugis, nearly crushing the members of two families. But after the dust had settled, they heaved a sigh of relief. For four months,
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    SWAYING WALL THAI WILL SWAY NO MORE
    54 3 SWA YING WALL THAI WILL SWAY NO MORE STANDARD PICTURE BY REMEMBER THE PICTURE OF THE WALL THAT SWAYED WITH THE WIND? IT'S DOWN NOW. THE TWO FAMILIES LIVING IN ITS SHADOW NARROWLY ESCAPED BEING CRUSHED TO DEATH BY THE FALLING BRICKS. THE TANK AT THE GASWORK NEARBY CAN NOW
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    Centre For Workers
    100 3 r i"l I E Fi EtST cotnmui 7 centre m Singapore ex y for the use of I its I lunrti laboui ci s wdU be inaugui if t today by the Pr< i lent »t the City Council, Mi T I' V M Meice. The ma
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    Land Price Freeze Backed
    199 3 Standard Slalf R«-|i.»rt«*r SI'PPORT <ame yesterday from Labour I.«'cislati\»' Councillor, Mr. C. K. l>a^ ratha Raj. for Government Town Planning Mvlfr. Su (ieorge Peplrr's sugKestion to freeze land prices for some time. Mi. Ha,!, quc: ying Grove bimi delay In taking action on S George ■>
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    Stole Six Cents
    58 3 A YO! J ,ipi)' M in(iy ih i ft bo tiad four p;< .1 mii Donvici Lon a/as sentenced > ♦i months r.L to\be tollowe I by l .war's \> > Ice supeni islon, when In 1 was found guilty >f stealing h purse containing hrn identity
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    3 On Hurt Charge
    59 4 3 On Hurt Charge Mi'AR. Fri— Three Chinese. T;im Lee Cheng, Lee Yong and Lee Doon Kam, were charged bel >re the M 1111 11 Magistrate, <."■ Raul with cau :>^ hurt to r Chint c, Pee K.ia. with F).s: ing. ThfV were allowed Of lOC V i Kia is
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    WEST RENTS HAD THREE CLASHES
    366 4 WEST RENTS HAD THREE CLASHES One Red Killed, Many Wounded Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Royal West Kents have had three engagements with terrorists m North Selangor, killing one bandit, Kon Yee, who joined the Communists two years ago. The soldiers were acting on information this morning m
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    Why No Malayan Army ?
    175 4 Why No Mal ay an Army Standard Staff 4.'orrc*|>oudent LONDON, FrL— A small mittoriu of British otticialt*, vho feel that the key to the Malayan situation lies m MHJWfI Malayan Chinese fully imolwd m the con--11 i< t, ui.*h similar urgency \*ere oliowii m hu tiding a Mal.:\an Army, including
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    Dr. Garbett Sees Production Of Rubber On Estate
    214 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KIALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Archbishop of York, Dr. Cyril Garbett, saw for the first time today the production of rubber on a Malayan estate when he visited an estate a few miles outside Kuala Lumpur this morning from his
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    Common Platform
    62 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri Tungku Abdul Rahman, President of the United Malays Nationalist Organisation, will speak at the UMNO-MCA Election campaign meeting at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday. For the first time UMNO and MCA leaders will speak from a common platform. Sir Cheng-lock Tan, President
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    $300 Fine For Second Offence
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Remarking that the defendant had really no excuse to commit the offence, Mr. A. P. Jack, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate, today, convicted a wellknown local Chinese, Ng Tiong Yiok, and fined him $300 for failing to lodg«* his 1948, 1949 and
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    TO ACHIEVE CITY STATUS
    179 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— To achieve the status of a city with a Royal Charter (provided constitutional difficulties do not arise), to encourage housing schemes and introduce the Singapore Improvement Trust scheme here and the complete clearance of slums, are some of the Municipal affairs which will
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    Hurt Charge
    67 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— An Extra Police Constable, Sewa Singh, was ciarged before Che Ibrahim m the Second Magistrate's Court today, with voluntarily causing hurt to another Extra Police L/Cpl. Sher Singh with a pair of scissors. The accused pleaded guilty to the charge. The case was postponed to
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    Claim For Vacant Possession
    172 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, FrL— ln a civil suit m the First Magistrate's Court, before Mr. A.P. Jack, today, the Yong Tze Association, a local charitable institution, claimed for the vacant possession of one of it's houses occupied by one Lee Kee, and $262.50 arrears
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    MCA Appoints Dr. Purcell As Adviser
    77 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Malayan Chinese Association has appointed Dr. Victor Purcell, an authority on Malayan Chinese affairs, as its adviser and spokesman m the U.K. He will maintain close liaison with the MCA on Malayan Chinese matters m the U.K. Dr. Purcell's appointment
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    CBT Charges
    57 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Perumal. a 30-year-old Indian goldsmith, appeared before Che Ibrahim m the Second Magistrate's Court, today. The accused was alleged to have committed criminal branch of trust of gold valued about $396 and $20 m cash entrusted to him on three different occasions by one Kailasapillay,
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    Flag Can Be Flown
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Chief Secretary to the Government of the Federation ha 8 permitted the display of the National Flag of the Republic of India by all Indians, Indian business houses and Indian associations m the Federation on Jan. 26 Indian Republic Day.
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    Ratepayers Surprised At UMNO-MCA Merger
    481 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Ratepayers m the Federa capital, who have been looking forward to the Municipal Elections with the same interest and keenness as a child does to Santa Claus, are floundering m bewilderment at the ways of political parties, and polities,
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    Unity Depends On Progress -MCA Chief
    116 4 Unity Depends On Progress -MCA Chief KUALA Mr. H. 5. Le Selangor Malayan ■aid today friction that mi mony is a pren political <>r Co: gross m Malay, "Though the X Municipal purely roncer affairs, does I ties of pol the act that I have joinliy the program didates of
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    'Wise And Laudable'
    32 4 KUALA LU The Secretary r, UMNO, Joh »n Kuala Lump n and ftrin a levelled aga ger w. Lumpur E A telegra Da:o Y.iha.\ Kuala Lump Committee, I tary-GeneraL,
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    Paper Criticises MacD's Broadcast
    159 4 LONDON, Fri. (Renter) i The Conservative Daily TeleLrap'n today accused Mr. M.:Jcolm MarDnnald. British Commissioner General for South-East Asia, of srornin-: reilism m his broadcast last nisht to the people cf Malaya. Tiie leader said: "No sen of proportioo can be deti I m yesterday's statement
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    VITAL PARTS OF VESSEL MISSING
    276 5 INQ'*ZSf ON RIVER BOAT TRAGEDY There Were 47 Passengers, 2 trew— Police Mamlani Mafl Orrr«poode«J KUAL4 KANGSAS, Kri._ A, ,h, r,-,,,.,..,! '•an,,. O f HH e iliq |es| li( Vi ak J{ni r~" ,J uda '""I" 1 H. S. Paul \l a> bMg. TV flupl
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    POLICE END MAHMUD'S 'EVENING OF TERROR'
    76 5 Manajrd SUIT Correspondent AVIAN fri Mahmud bin DantJ who spent an ng o terroi m his home, his rijht thigh slashed m>n' u:tf a parang, was rescued *n a Polict- and admitted to tht Kuantan District Hospital Rahj i tinj pa tni vi Be
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    33 Will Receive 1st Bounty
    8 5 33 Will Receive 1st Bounty Mjf: orrr>ponot-ot 3
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    Wanted: Volunteers For C.D.
    5 5 Wanted Volunteers For C.D. Head
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    Perak's Ruler Will Be 61 Next Tuesday
    61 5 Perak's Ruler Will Be 61 Next Tuesday indard Mat' urrr">pond»-ji KAN JSAJ t Fi Izzuddi SJ a Ibn hum Sult:i:: A:jc 0.8.E.. «d birtbd the uesd [Janet Eii Eii^hncs Wa mtsol Appo Peace i Peral M- n Disi and Con the R a Bc hrhildre 1 n Baj v en
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    826 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper End This Superstition I jyiß MALCOLM MACDONALD'S broadcast on tru- new deal projected for the Chinese m Malaya ha^ shattered a superstition which has bad sn unhealthy hold over people m this country and m Britain. The .superstition m question is the assumption thai the
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    1064 6  -  RICHARD LOWENTHAL By Re -Appear As Neo- Democrats BONN IN front of me lies a printed ropy of "The Viking 1 <; a |r paper for the former European soldier* of the armed S.S. (Stormtroopere). The first issue, published last November from Hainan m Lower Sax«ny, the town of
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    534 6 We the PEOPLE What Inche Sopiee Has Not Understood Sir. The fundamental mistake made by Che Mohd. Sopiee was his resignation from the IMP. I draw your attention to the following farts, not m a spirit of controversy, but purely to clear his baseless charges against the I.M.P. ........mvvWXW Formation
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    350 6 Review of Views v* 1 MsT 1 COMMENTING on the "achieve- ments" of ihe Truman-Chur- chill talks. independent Sinj Chew Jit Poh said edito-J rially "The joint statement* issued by the two leaders has| clarified doubts and misunder-* standing about Anglo-Amen-< can policy. 5 Their joint statement, contended Sin Chew
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    464 6  -  Michel Leleu By Mao's War Of Nerves PARIS, Jan. 11. pOMPETENT circles here endorse the view of the French Minister to the Associated States Monsieur Jean Letorneau that rumours of an invasion of Tonkin by Chinese Communists are but another episode m the war of nerves. Although
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    11 6 "Pardon me. Madam! You the lady vbo wants dress)*!*?"
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    391 7 •Poor Force With Spore \s Main Base Discussed »<M>OV J-n. 11 (AP)-lhe Big Three Western power* rt.riyng plans to set up a new unified n.ilitary command m Smfk K,M A.,a to -,pc w.th rising R. f pr^ ure m |he lrO(jbled rrgion, diplomatic oißciala disclosed
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    172 7 NX \-||IM;TO\. Jan. II (I I').— Brilish Forrion \nihoii* Film ami Secretary of Slate IJ«an hmM llwir talks Jftfmlaj vith kt «oo<l rtjMu»»«l m ali^nin^ British and American Ml tl'» Middle Fa*»t and Far Fast problems. enl spokes-'-i and E<!pri rti moon jiiui i j
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    222 7 j .nlw YORK. Jan. 11 (UP) I -Inf Duke of Windsor culled yesterday on his old friend Winston Churchill while the latter was staying with Bernard Baruch. The fanner King had teleI phoned Churchill uud made an appointment to see him at 2100
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    37 7 I II <AFPI Nepal Mr. esU daj after talks with era He <\ns o\ his M nistera Dt-'tviee. c.ie v .t» talks, a t stated thai :ne Ml India foe develop m partiti 'fields
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    SPRUANCE NAMED
    38 7 SPR UANCE NAMED WASHINGTON. Jan 11 AP> President Truman nominated retired Admiral Raymond A. Spruance to be ambassador to the Philippines Thursday m succession to Myron Cowen. who resigned recently to take another posi m the State Department.
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    VIETNAM GOVT. CHANGE
    34 7 SAIGON. Jan. 11 i Renter >— The Vietnam Prime Minister Trail Van Him told Reuter m an interview yesterday that he was reorganising his year-old '"government of independence"' on a "broader basis."
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    100 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 11. tUP> There are disquieting signs that the Chinese Communists are preparing an all-out attack against Indo-China, French Ambassador Henri Bonnet said yesterday. Speaking at the Overseas Press Club of America, Bonnet said there were ominous signs .of a powerful Communist buildup
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    152 7 Formation Of Europe Army Is Forecast WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. (UP).— Mutual Security Acjminislrator W. Averell Harriman predicted m a radio inj terview last night "there is so much agreement now that we are going to get a European continental army." He said: "Real progress is being made m connection with
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    Times Committed For Trial
    382 7 LONDON. Jan. 11. <Reute:> Publishers of the Time.-; of London one of Britain's oldest and most respected newspapers, were committed tor trial here yesterday for printing an advertisement shortly before the election which commented on the Labour Government's financial policies. The Crown alleged this was a
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    US, India Sign Aid Agreement
    59 7 photo. An agreement between the United States and India under which itsska aaa aaa can technical assistance will be available for speedin* uo Indan 22i«?' was signed m New Delhi on January 5. Shown^SnSi* iL .*i~™Jf velopmc Ilt Projects, left): US Ambassador Chester Bowies, Prime
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    538 7 (Editors Note: Capt. hurt Co risen lost his 13-day fight to save his ship late yesterday afternoon when the stricken freighter Flying Enterprise sank Kern firitoff "c stormy Cormsh coast of England As Carl sen and his British mate, Kenneth L)ln<* swam to the
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    Iran Move To Oust UK Officials Seen
    164 7 TEHERAN, Jan. 11 (AP)— Prime Minister Mossadeq's government may act to expel British Embassy officials accused of interfering m Persia's domestic affairs, informed diplomatic circles said last i night. Both Persian and British sources said this was likely to be the next move
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    144 7 MPs Told They Can 't Question King's SA Visit LONDON. Jan. 11 (Reuter)— Two Labour Members of Parliaj ment. Mr. Fenner Brockwa/ and M'" Leslie Hale, have been refused permission to ask questions m the House of Commons about the King's proposed visit to Botha House. country home of the
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    More W. Germans
    55 7 BONN. Jan. 11. <AP» We.st Germany's population ii)crea£ed approximately 5.000,000 after the end of the war to 48,195.000 by Jast Sept. 30. it wa» officially announced. The statistical bureau for the first time repotted a decrease m immigrants and returning PoWs and refugees from the Soviet zone
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    Young General' Chosen To Be Malaya's HC
    158 7 LONDON, Jan. II (AT). Britain** m-w Hi*h UHMmissioner m Malaga ha* been rkown but the appointment await* I li^ .rh.rn of IVimr Mini»ltr Churchill tnm ihr 1 ailed Siai*-*. iwfai— J aflfctiafti r«*|»4»rl4'«! I;<~| ni^hl. liv v d the man wh< fa succeed
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    196 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 11 <AP> —[n his first, foreign policy request to the new Congress, I\' indent Truman yesterday j asked the Senate to ratify the I peace treaty with Japan md to approve entry of Greece and Turkey into the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
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    Army Holds Her Husband Killed
    87 7 WASHINGTON, .Inn. 11 «UP> The Army .said yesterday it still believes that Private Walter Dixon. central figure m the modern 'Enoch Arden'' case is dead. A spokesman said that "Private Walter Dixon i s s till carried as killed m action on May 18 and
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    UK To Call Up 1/4 Million 'Z' Reservists
    129 7 LONDON. Jan. n ifteuli Britain will call up one Quartet ot a million Z reservists foi 15, days' military training this you usually :i liable sources si d bere yesterday. The Wai Office ■nnouoced as! ni^ht thai last noticea *>a ni i
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    50 7 HONGKONG lan 11 (Beutei AAP> Re-entry Into the coUhij by Chinese holding registration cards issued by the Hongkong Government does not constitute a crime, according to a decision by the Kowioon magistrate Mr. O V. Cheung yesterday whet, h» dismissed three Chinese ur. charges ot illegal entry.
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    361 8 RN Stands Guard In The Canal SINi'E th« middle of October, lanl year, officers and men of the Royal Navy have handled berthing and unberthing m the terminal ports of the Suez Canal of *ome 2,600 ships, representing 16,000,000 tons of shipping of 23 nations. This
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    91 8 US Production Of Military Aircraft Re aches New High In a year-end report by Aircraft Industries Association of \merica, Inc., Admiral .lewitt C Ramsey, USN, retired, said the United States produced 4 500 and 5,000 military aircraft of all typos m 1951. ••Bv the year's end. deliveries of completed aircraft
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    130 8 Sta«lar«l Sliippin^ Reporter RUSSIAN freighters have been arriving m Singapore for provisions, water, and oil, al the rale of one a i day, during the week. First ship to arrive was the j former American "Libertv 1 ship Sevastopol, on Jan. 8. She was followed
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    154 8 Standard Shipping Reporter ELEVEN Taiwanese seamen who were picked up by a passing freighter m the South China Sea after being adrift for 24 days on a piece of wreckage, will leave Singapore next week for their homeland. j The men have been given the
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    139 8 THE first-full-course meal In a civil airliner at a height of nearly eight miles above the earth's surface (about twice as high as modern piston-engined aircraft fly) will be served experimentally when 8.0.A.C. takes delivery under contract of its first fully-equipped de Havilland
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    USA IS EXPECTED TO PAY US$l.2O FOR MALAYAN TIN
    269 9  -  T. J. LIM By Reported Agreement May Hit Free Market Standard Market Reporter in«i;,.»t WAMirAW lln Arties are watching developments as London reports hetwi., .TT a^ re l enienl on the P"ce of the metal is heing worked out Between the
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    96 9 IHI laUst Singapore i prices yesterday p«-r Jb: Bojctl Sellers 1 Sp<»t Lacsc sin; n.di m h lies Jan n* i ka s SI. II, 1 5 1 12 >!•*: si 3>i s I Kss %tJU SI 341 Irregular. ONDOM Xl BBKK v i»{M-ninj{ prices 1 KSS S^tUement
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    CHINESE UNEASY OVER REPORTED AGREEMENT
    181 9 Slwif J Siaff orrespondent N\N<.. Ja,,. .—(hitu^ tin circles here to.lav Ifce imra nt th«. reported Traman-Churchil] •i! fleju \>ilh much ;ui\i»l\ They poini out that the Chinese tin mines, where the cost •>f production is much higher n thai of the dredge-work-ed European mines,
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    PACT DETAILS IN FEW DAYS
    215 9 PACT DETAILS IN FEW DA YS Standard Staff Correspondent M J"?|. N ON J B -A" London reports 9 I L! 90 S w 9 eneral de «l h«s been worked out between Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Trumon involving sale of Th y e° Yn!!' b f* t
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    C'wealth Ban On Japanese Goods Urged
    143 9 LONDON. Jan. 11 (AFP) Labour M.P. Ellis Smith has urged a "total prohibition" of certain Japanese products by Commonwealth countries and the United States. Mr. Smith made the statement m the silk centre of Stoke-on-Trent which he represents m Parliament. He said, "Although w
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    World Cotton Consumption
    47 9 WORLD consumption of cotton during the past year was 33.291,--000 bales, the International Federation of Master Cotton Spinners announced m Manchester. Nearly half of thi5— 15,509.000 bales came from America. Other main producing areas were India and Pakistan (3,766.--000 bales) and Egypt (1,340 bales).
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    INDIAN TRADE
    53 9 INDIA'S exports m the last financial year were the highest on record In 1951-1952. exports were valued at Rs. 5,868.8 million and imports at Rs. 5,654.6 million. leaving a favourable balance of trade of Rs. 214.2 million. This is the first time India has had a favourable balance
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    2 Fishfng Vessels' Loss Hits Bank
    71 9 2 Fishing Vessels' Loss Hits Bank HONGKONG. Jan. (ReuterlAAPI The manager oi the r Chinese-owned Eu Shing Bank Which temporarily *UspK?nded bu^ir.ess last Monday. has requested ail creditors to register with the bank. Failure of lh e bank wa s due jto several factors. th e chief of i which
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    COLD TO RUSSIANS
    46 9 OF NINE prominent Japanese economists who have been mvii ed to attend the international economic conference at Moscow m April, only on« has so far accepted. Th» Canberra Government will place defence contracts worth A£20.000.000 with Australian manufacturer* ia 1952 Reuter AAP U.P.
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    Veteran Employees Of Shell Honoured
    262 9  -  MAXINE RAKICH By Standard Staff Reporter FIVE women members of Shell Company of Singapore were among the 223 staff members to receive Miell long service emblems at a tea party held at Raffles Hotel yesterday afternoon. They were Mrs. S. V. Struyg, Miss A. V.
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    Tins, Rubbers In Good Demand
    202 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Fri.—Better buying was shown m the tin and ruuber sections of the Malayan share market today and fair business passed at improved prices, miyers, however, were unsatisfied at the close. Industrial shares were firm with little scrip offering. Changed prices were:
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    113 9 afmS* 1 l5 rket Reporter ♦v, o condl tions prevailed on yesterd n gaP re produce market Copra had buyers at $39 per Picul and sellers at $39* but no business was recorded •«fi oconut oil had buyers at *bJJ per picul and sellers 'at $64i
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    Competition For Architects
    63 9 HONGKONG. Jan. II (ReuterAAP) The City Hall Committee has decided to invite architects throughout the world to submit plans for a new city hall. The committee recommended that an open competition be organised is accordance with accepted rules such as those of the Royal Institute of British
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    CHEMICAL WIPES OUT WEEDS, GRASS
    239 9 A NEW chemical weed killer has been developed by the E. I. Dv Pont de Nemours and Company. Known as CMU, the chemical can wipe out dense growths of mixed grasses and broad leaf weeds, leaving only th c bare soil, the company reports During
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    Heavy Rubber Buying By Americans Noted
    271 9 Standard Market Reporter Reporting this, Lewis and Peat (Singapore) observe that more activity is developing m the market which appears to be shaking itself out of the lethar- qic condition of the past t few weeks. There is also better inquiry for forward deliveries
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    Hongkong Bank Dividend
    61 9 HONGKONG. Jan. II (ReuterAAP) Directors of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation announced a final dividend of £3 sterling per share net after deduction of profits tax for the year ending Dec. 31. 1951. After payment of the final dividend the Bank will carryforward approximately HK$B,--075,000. A
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 9 HONGKONG, Jan. 11— Special Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.31 to £1: Sterling; HK56.5625 to US$l: HK$l.Bl6 to Malayan $1; Hsso.36 to one Indonesian Rupiab; Gold HK5321.125 on one tael.
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    Fruit Tinplate For Singapore
    88 9 Standard Shipping Reporter. THE AMERICAN President Lines round-the-world freighter President Harrison brought from the United States for Singapore 12,592 cases of fresh oranges, 21 cars, 168 bundles of steel bars, 300 drums of lubricating oil, 164 skids of tinplate, 1,550 rolls of roofing, 1,546 cartons of
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    City Of Karachi Brings Cargo
    40 9 THE Ellerman Bucknall Line freighter City of Karachi brought for Singapore 4.W.i packages of sundries, 159 drums of strapping. 90 crates of galvanised sheets. 236 pieces of steel sheets and 718 packages of cotton piecegood.s.
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    Ceylon 1951 Deficit
    16 9 CEYLON'S financial year was closed with a deficit of Rs. 12. 000,000 A.F.P.
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    Fed. Chinese Squatters To Get Govt Aid
    378 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Jon. 1 1 Director of Agriculture O. J. Voelcker, m a radio broadcast, announced that m addition to giving Chinese squatters a real stake m Malaya, by the grant of titles to the land they cultivate, Government would
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    Tin, Rubber Returns
    118 9 FOLLOWING are the returns (m piculs) of companief under the general management Messrs Osborne and Chappel Ipoh for the quarter to Die 3] 1951 Chenderiang Tin Dredf I Ltd.. t;7T Giopeng Consolidated Ltd 4.000 Hongkong Tin Ltd 801 Kent iFMS.) Tin Dredfiuu Ltd 2.520. The Kinta Tin
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  • The Cinema The Theatre and The Arts A SPECIAL STANDARD FEATURE
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      Crisis In The Film World
      1382 10 T)ARIS, The main news A of this week is of a crisis m the film world. All the dailies and mpst 01 the weekly papers have announced, under more or less sensationa! headlines. that the French Cinema is nearly dead. What does this mean? The
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      COCTEAU'S NEW PLAY TAKES SHAPE
      834 10 PARIS .—Jean Cocteau's new play is m rehearsal and. like all his works, it is eagerly awaited. A new Cocteau play, book or film is always a major artistic event. The Madeleine Renaud Jean-Louis-Barrault Company, of which the fame has justly crossed the Atlantic, are
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      135 10 SHOWS AT 9 A.M. I Today Sidr <>f The Ijih^ Tomorrow "A C m The Fowijrn Lq0»«« a OCHJUMBIA JOHN DEREK B9ft "MASKED CRUSADEH .j m stiff I TKriIMMH.nI! i^^B^Uk PLUS! t ~\ri <nm 1 1 n m *W.-ll>Ar>> iril/i Jy^P^ 7/// <KHH.I-HIP-SWINGING! BOT^INGING P MUSICAL JAMBORKI Tonight M^nite ml
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      192 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 m. Si 41 m.) 10 a.m. Emergency News (K.L.): 1 p.m. Programme Summary; 1.0°! Saturday Ballroom Skinnay EnnU Orchestra: l.«© News; 1.50 Interlude; I p.m. Album of Harmony; 2.15 Kariug Commentaries from the Sinrapore Turf Club; 6.15 Programme Summary; 6.11 Children's Programme; 6.45
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      235 10 imiM,inr i mvi.. ■miT::mntuiwnnwi.ii.mi iniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii 'MiMtiMiillililMiiilli 1 Hiniffll ff I IIIJPBr l<™»nfllll1IBllU^ILlMllMLljf icISEESItJi g'lilililllllilflllllllBIIUIilililllillllllllllill^^; ri^ODAYS FORECAST: —This ■j 1 stormy and contradictory day is likely to lead us into < errors of judgment, disappoint- > ments, discouragement. and S < vague and incomprehensible wor- > ries. Avoid making any important
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    Services Can Win...
    130 11  -  'Mac, Says Standard's Services Sports Corr. THE Combined Services team was chosen after the Navy/ RAF game at Seletar and consequently the brilliant display by the RAF gave notice to some of their players who would not otherwise have been brought into the limelight. In choosing 10
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    Sonja Henie Backs Fight
    45 11 WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 (Reuter) Sonja Henie. the Nor-wegian-born skating star, was said today by the Seattle times to be the party interested m backing a world heavyweight title fight between Jersey Joe Walcott and Harry Matthews m Los Angeles next summer.
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    Perak Can Win
    103 11  -  Leong Hew Meng Says Standard's Perak Corr. WHEN the 1951 rugby season began, even the jnost sanguine of Perak supporters did not expert their team to qualify for the final. But m the passing months, the Perak Sate XV have developed skill and have moulded themselves into
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    The Players For Today
    841 11 FOLLOWING are thumb nail sketches of the players for the game: PERAK Clr. Sgt. Webb 40 Commandos RM. Devonport Services fullback and three-quarter. Sale hands aad kicks well with both feet. J. Iloughton Cool and resourceful. Negri Sembilan aad Malacca m 1947. 1948. 1949. Captain m
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    Rosario Beats His Old Team
    140 11 Playing with ten men for the greater part of the first half, Singapore scored a decisive three-nil victory over Malacca m the first match of the Quadrangular Hoc-key Meet at the S.R.C. padang yesterday. Malacca played .spiritedly throughout, but frequently infringement of the oil side
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    PERAK FORWARDS IN GREAT FORM
    258 11 FKRAK stored a convincing two-one victory over Nefri Sembilan m the first day of the Inter State Quandransular Hockey Meet at the Padang yesterday. A large crowd saw Perak lead 2—o at half time. Perak showed good combination during their atta< k led by Thiiiainathan.
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    PERAK AND SERVICES BATTLE IN FINAL AGAIN
    303 11 L >T IS Rugby Find Doy ogam todoy and neither floods nor bandits will keep the enthusiasts away from the Padang at Kuala Lumpur this evening. Laid on for them wMI be match which, for thrills, should rival any seen m Malaya this
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    Poh Lim Beats Pan Yap Again
    188 11 THE BOURNEMOUTH Lucky Strike SB As senior inter club semi-final tie was played off last night after two postponements due to blackouts resulting m an overwhelming 4-1 win for Bournemouth the holders. Bournemouth meets Eclipse i m the final who qualified m the >
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    Barkway On Relay Racing
    266 11 PLACING Ike iislvst msti to run last m sprint rH?y races was v i ;ing said the British A\.\ roach, Kay Bark way. during his lecture at Victoria Sch.iol yesterday He proved thai m the iprinf relay over 4xllo yards, tilt first man has to run
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    STORE, PERAK WIN
    214 11 THE SJNGAPOREAYjiri-Malarca- Perak QHwlrangular hoefcrj i«»i:riiun:< m wml off to a good start yesterday m spite of the flood* ili.ti lhr«aUn<d to aflVri ih< travelling Hides. Yesterday's play gave Victories to IVrak and Singapore, the ho»k Irani. Singapore setting a record of* sorts l>y romfaqg on liic
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    Trark Cycling Championships
    43 11 Trark Cycling Championships PARIS. Jan. 11 CReut. r] Tin International Cy c 1 i ti i Union announced here i that Ihe 1952 world track u\£ championship will I i tv on the Pare Des Pnnc ill Par.-, from Aug. 2'; to 31.
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    Hall TKOes Golden Boy
    230 11 KIKNIr: HAM. (I4M li, stored ft tecJMlJcal ktKNkuiti over Golden Boy (14<> Hi I m th»* sixth round, of th< ir 10 round fight al the llappv World last night. den Boy opened ip a sively, but rial) bided a d ben be saw an op<
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      350 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ENGAGEMENT J?NG h 1 1 E M EN T w a s annou nc--led < January 1 1. 1952, at between Chow Ah Fatt, o! the late Mr. Wai Cheng and Mrs. and Mi.vs Una Saw Lian, da ichlet of Madam ke Sim. SITUATIONS VACANT •i ED t
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      279 11 NOTICE ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD ■.t. M KOTA DiTHf" ARRIVED from Europe on r% 10th inst. and is discharging her cargo alongside S.HJB. godown 18. A general survey of damaged packages will be held on 21st inst. No further surveys will be held. ROTTERDAM TRADING CO., (M) LTD. Shipping Department Tel.
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  • BREUKELENS RICH IN PROSPECTS
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      STANDARD'S SELECTIONS
      106 12 BIG SWIIP: RUT 8. DOIBLE TOTES: RACES I Ollie Davies Gay Reveller Goodwood vFTTsT SUNSTREAM BO* OFFICE I n iricuAi v PATFrHOIA MOMBASA i DH.II.AII COBBICHABD D |ui_ks km, 3: 3< >o Rgi»ar sarsu-* Bar I™*1 MAMUD LIGHTNING °Km^Tie Hcf 4: 330 IJ*«»lnin* Wlr?d Newmarket How lif Mauria
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      Five Winners Likely
      544 12  -  OLLIE DAVIES B> HEAVY scratching have not made the task ol picking the winners any .Wr at Bukjt T.mah today. 5* iir.t day of the Singapore Turf Unb's spring meeti,,.. The sloppy «™<k a"a everfy h *ndlc *?v* d field, may cauTsome luu upsets. However on form
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      Chantilly Too Good For CI. 2
      163 12 THOUGH penalised L 3 lb. for bis last start win here m November Chantflly has most appeal m race 6 as he won ms race very well. Always handy „t the leader Chantilly unwound a fine spurt m the last furlong and 50 yards
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      Selectors Criticised
      94 12 \DELAIDE, Jan. 11. (ReuterAAP>— Clarrie Grimmett, former Australian Test spinner. said here today that Australia's three Test selectors lacked imagination and should be replaced before the team was chosen for the fifth Test against the West Indies. Grimmett declared that the selectors— Sir Donald Bradman. Jack Ryder and
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      Great Aust. Sire Dies
      78 12 BRISBANE. Jan 11 (ReuterAAP) The Buzzard, .sire <>t winners of nearly A£440,000, easily the greatest total m Australian bloodstock history died last night. He was 26. A son of the Epsom Derby winner Spion Kop out of Valescure, The Buzzard was imported from England by J.
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      UK RUGGER
      24 12 LONDON. Jan 10 (Reuterj Rugby Union Results: South African tour match: Newport 6 South Africans 12. Other Match: Gloucester 0 Army 5
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      RECOVERY HAS EASY TASK
      226 12 Race 7: With the absence of Masterman and Princeling. Recovery II seems to have a comparatively easy task here. He has the form, the speed and > he likes the going. Honourbright may be Recovery's most dangerous rival. He can match Recovery for speed and can
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      1311 12 Standards RACE CARD RACE 1: 2.00 p.m.-Horses Cla», _3 ,Div. Si 004 Why.wSrry 5y |.«9 M, Mrs. I.^^ £ox "1.. ftaSS Jig STffl. ?rf ork BBST E! 8 00* Flyiof Spirit 4y 8.04 Mr. J on* Ah *otk y<jng S J 5"8 SS pbl S ?*S J&i&^S-i.?* s Heddle ■"^TOS*-
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      130 12 The Going The sun carae up jresterdjy for the first time t!u>. week. Rain has s<> far held off but the going will .still SC hfavy. nm ia M 570 geyuno wir T«»da> 3 00. 630 and §.15 t>m ALL MALAYAN PKKMIIKI Kd Kndani: Sutrisn 1 m "BUDI UTAMA" 1
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