Singapore Standard, 15 January 1952

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    18 1 Singapore Standard ik m i. )L II NO. 196 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    2 Women Teachers Wounded
    274 1 2 Women T eachers Wounded F HDITS ATTACK BUS Mamlard Staff iorrespondent J K. Mon. Six women teacher* of the Methodist hool bore, returning to resume the new school Kauh were the victims of a bandit attack on the l\ihan<i Omnibus Company bus which they ..i Kuala Lumpur at 1
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    Gen. Templer Appointment Within 48 Hrs.
    111 1 ">\ Fan 14 (Reuter) .tl announcement •ii ithin the next appointing Gen(■erald Templer new 'Strong man" t I-mpler. 53. Com- n Chief of Eastern i m Britain, is at M'iis>ing his ap- with Prime Min§tN hurt hill m Utt i ■snpler will be apHi?h
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    Weight In Platinum
    36 1 KARACHI. Jan 14 <AP>— The Aga Km in's followers have decided to weigh him m platinum 00 bis Tti; i birthday oil N'ov 2. 1952 his C mncil of Ministers headquarters revealed today
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    Rl, Japan Agree On Reparations
    125 1 TOKYO Jan. 14 (AP>—lnd.mesia and Japan reached complete agreement "'in principle" on reparations today and the two delegations beean drafting a formal version <>t' the day's progress this afternoon. Details of a final treaty still remain to be worked out. however. Two concessions one from
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    Cairo Students March Silently
    80 1 CAIRO. Jan. 14 (AP) One hundred youths In the ramou- <ed overalls of the Canal Zone guerillas inarched with B.uoo .tidents of Fouad University today at the funeral of Omar Shahin, a student klllc>d m Saturday's fighting m the Zone. Thousands of people lined the five-
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    REDS' 2 NEW CHARGES
    263 1 REDS 2 NEW CHARGES Allies Accused Of Lying, Bombing Mukden; Both Denied TOKYO, Jan. 14 (UP) The Communists hurled two mem charges today at the United Nations Command, making it apparent that hopes for an armistice m Korea are last fading. At Panmunjom, where the truce talks were being carried
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    Taipei Warns Reds Plan S-E Asia Move
    133 1 TAIPEI. Jan. 14. (AP). The Nationalists' Defence Ministry today revive 1 allegations that Chinese Communists are I planning to invade South Fast Asia The Reds, it said, had been preparing step by step ior aggressive war and would move when the signal was
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    Garbett Pays Short Visit To Malacca
    190 1 MALACCA, Mon. The Archbishop of York. Dr. Cyril Garbett, paid a short visit to Malacca today. He was met at the Malacca Batu Barenrtam by the Resident Commissioner, Mr. G. E. C Wisdom, the Vicar of Malacca. Rev. L. R. Wilson and representatives of
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    New Legislation To Regulate Fed. Manpower
    140 1 Standarl Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPLK, Mon. The Federation Government is to take a countrywide census of available manpower resources with a view 10 drafting new legislation, regulating national service during the emergency, The Standard learned today. This is being taken as the result of
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    Mr. V's Proposals
    39 1 PARIS, .Tan. 14, (AP)— The Western Big Three formally proposed today that Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky's new atom proposals be transferred from the United Nations General Assembly and put before the newly-created Disarmament Commission.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    55 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 14. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today: LONDON RUBBER Market: Quiet. LONDON TIN Spot: £958 per ton buyers, £959 sellers. Three months: £958 buyers, £958. 105. sellers. Settlement price: £957. Sales Morning
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    Reports Of Margaret's Betrothal Persist
    82 1 LONDON. Jan. 14 (ReuterV— Rumours that Princess Margaret will shortly become engaged to the 28-year-old red-haired Scottish Karl Of Dalkeith persisted today though Buckingham Palace continued to say ÜBQU BQ comment The Earl today arrived at Sandringham m Norfolk where the Royal Family is on
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    US Plane Crash
    50 1 YOKOHAMA, Jan. 14 (AP).— A U.S. Navy patrol bomber crushed and burned m a violent rain squall here tonight with the reported loss of two killed and ten or twelve injured. The plane was a two-engine Consolidated flying boat a PBY-type used for training, Navy officers *aid.
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    Two Britons Killed In Egypt Ambush
    135 1 ISMAILIA. Jan 14 (ReutersOne British officer and one ranker of the Cameron Highlanders were killed today when Egyptian "Liberation Army unite reported to be newly reinforced opened fresh attacks on the British. They ambushed a British reconnaissance patrol not far from a main gate
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    72 1 Mr J L. Middleton (left) of the City Architect and Bulldin* Surveyor's Dept.. yesterday received the Silver Medal award of the Aberdeen Society of Architects for bein? the most outstanding student m the final year of the 1951 Diploma Course at the Atorden School of ArcWlecture. Mr. W. I. Watson.
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    UK Asks 4 Nations To Send Warships To Suez
    119 1 LONDON. Jan. 14 (Router)— Britain has invited four nations to send a warship each to assist her m protecting ship ping m the Suez Canal, according to a front page report m today's Daily Mirror. This paper's diplomatic correspondent said that
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    Mossadeq Firm On Consulates Issue
    109 1 Mossadeq Firm On Consulates Issue TEHERAN, Jan. U (AP). Premier Mohammed Mosaadeq stood fast today against British urging thai he withdraw liin order for the closing of Britain's eoiiHiilaten m Iran. The shutdown order, he told British Ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd, would stand as long as he is premier The
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    King Will Slav At Malan's Residence
    41 1 LONDON. Jan 14 (UP>— ln formed sources said today thai the King will .stand by hi.s dcci sion to stay at the official resi dence of Daniel F Malan des pite mounting il l letem.
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    C'wealth Finance Ministers Talks In London Begin
    140 1 C' wealth Finance Ministers Talks In London Begin LONDON, lan 14 (tte iU i The Commonwealth m h Ministers conference begii i t here tomorrow may considei i Australian suggestion I i three-year Lai i d ite achieve I n-<- I <' /ertibilit> iho Pound sterltnf. usuall) able .sources here
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    TO FORM 4th POLITICAL PARTY
    417 2 MANYAM TELLS OF OBJECTIVES Standard Staff Reporter THE proposed formation of a fourth "exclusive political party" to be known as the Independent Labour Party was announced yesterday by Singapore City Councillor, Mr. S.S. Manvani, who was recently expelled I from the Progressive Parly. In a
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    How Reds Closed A 100-Year-Old British Newspaper
    1270 2  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Girl From S'hai Tells By (Standard Woman Reporter) THK STORY of a 1 00-y ear-old newspaper that died. and of life under the Communist regime was told The Standard ye*U*rda\ m an interview wilh .Mrs. V. I*. <»orhaeh and her daughter.
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    COURT TOLD OF DEATH UNDER ETHER
    360 2 AN inquest into the death of a 41-year-old Indian labourer, Chellappan Pillai, was postponed "sine die" m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, when the cause of his death could not be established due to an unexplained presence of 10 milligrams of alkaloid yohimbi found
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    Housebreaking
    48 2 ABDUL Gapur bin Abdullah of Tanjong Pagar Road was sentenced m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, to eight months' rigorous imprisonment for breaking into the office of Mr. Maurice Gareh a* Winchester House, on Oct. 27 last, and stealing three dozen pairs oi pinking shears.
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    Admitted To Bar
    33 2 TWO new Singapore lawyers Mr. M. W. Maxwell and Mr. G. Abisheganadan, were admitted to practice as members of the Bar by Mr. Justice Rodgers m the High Court yesterday.
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    LI'L ABNER
    3 2 LI' L ABNER
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    $50 Fine For Cruelty To Cow
    98 2 FOR "absolute cruelty to a milking cow." Binimaloh Singh. a milkman, was fined $50 m the City Police Court, yesterday. Binimaloh Singh admitted to a charge to having a cow which had a septic wound for which he did not take proper care and
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    STUDIO OWNERS ASSOCIATION
    46 2 The Singapore Chinese Photographic Studio Proprietors Association 1952 office-bearers seen here from left to right, are Mr. David Ng (General Secretary). Mr. Choo Kye Kwong (Treasurer), Mr. William Tan (Vice-President), Mr. Teo Wee Seng (President) and Mr. Charlie Chin (Assistant Treasurer). Standard photo.
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    Singapore Assizes For '52 Opened
    432 2 Singapore Assizes For '52 Opened A SERVICE at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday held by Archdeacon Hood preceded the Ceremonial Opening of the Singapore Assizes for 1952. The service was attended by the Colony's new Puisne Judge. Mr. Justice Knight, who took the Assizes, Mr. Justice Rodi gers, the Deputy Registrar,
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    Two 'Tecs, Man Claim Trial To Robbery Charge
    86 2 TWO del tives vt ie among three young nen Rrho claimed trial to charges of robbery m tlie first Assizes case to be heard before Mr. Jtlfiti <■ Knight and a jury yesterday. The accused. Tan Kong Soon, Tai Pin Chuan and
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    Storing Rubber In Unlicensed Place
    125 2 AIK HOE FINED $/,oco Standard Staft Report* i AIK HOE and Company. Limited wtM robber dealer*, were fined £1.000 \n \j r )t Singapore Third Criminal District Gfturl ,0,. storing rubber m unlieense<l jin mi-, v j|( Road on July 2.' l >, 1950. Their
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR
    18 3 Lil 1 iaii ffiS Si nun. Mn^., t to' i tor In 81l Uk t nit-(i
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    Busy Day For Schools
    4 3 Busy Day For Schools
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    SCHOOLBOY IN ACCIDENT
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    PILOT OFFICER
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    2 BROKE FINANCE RULES
    129 3 -<Ot Hg lOi i 0 l a J? dard s^ff Reporter A WITNESS told the Sinsa pore I irst riminal District (ourt ve^^prda^ that for two years a remittance shop m Market Street was ai tpptmi: individual amounts of more than sr> from va> ious peopi.
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    CORONER HITS AT THE PRESS
    257 3 Standard Stafl Reporter TJ!i SINGAPORI Coroner, Mr. Choor Singh yesterday charged ihai th< local press had given undue publicity iii case of lh< two Chinese schoolboys, -uu:_ i< death i»\ hornets al their school Ihi < oroner **a- presiding a! an inquest into the deaths
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    48 GOVT. SERVANTS Government To Spend $500,000
    508 3 48 GOVT. SERVANTS Government To Spend $500,000 Standard Mall Reporter FORTI -EIGHT Singapore Government servants have been awarded Departmental Scholar, snips or training Course to stud* various subjects ♦'tl.er the I nited Kingdom or m the I niversitt 01 >ialaya according to a Government announcement yesterday. Lend *J! t^ ard
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    Gimson On 'Spirit Of S'pore
    206 3 Gimson On 'Spirit Of S' pore Till St. Andrew's athedra! s War Memorial Hall nr-iins 5250.000 u> commemorate the lallen ol Malaya m fche last war is meant tor tin whole ot Singapore and no; tor Christians alone said Sir Franklin Gimson Governor oi Singapon when he laid the inundation
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    NEW JUDGE
    19 3 Standard Staf! Reporter MR HENRY Augustus Forrer has been appointed a Districi Judge for the Colony of
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    Hit Wife With Parang
    98 3 Standard Stafl Reporter SINATOLY pleaded guilty m the Singapore Fourth Police Cour- yesterday to causing hurt to hi. c wife, Virma with a parang at Seietar Road on Jan. 5. He added: "I am most dissatisfied with my wfie' be- naviour." "Have you made up your
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    Mr. Eu Cheow Chye
    21 3 MR E T CHEOW CHYE hai been appointee! a Distru I .Tuage io: the Colony oi Singapore.
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    THE 'MAN WITH A CIGAR'
    113 3 THE 'MAN WITH A CIGAR Tne portrait of a contented i man with a cigar, which won < tne firs: prize m the Par.;- j Malayan photograpu competition sponsored by the Sin Chew weekly, will be exhibited tonight and tomorrow night at the Great World, together with 32 other chosen
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    ALLEY OOP
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    S'pore Nurse Gets Award
    163 3 S'pore Nurse Gets Award Standard Sufi Reporter PRLTn c imnfßTr hue who 1^ sic.'iocraphr? vvitii thf I nion c»i Burma Air wa>x Rani;<M)n is sjvridmfc her annual ifA\-< m Mn^a Don onslar; v. t v bridesmaid a: hei sister ireddtei ii the dlobj v\ hich t<M>i. place recently Bei sistei
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    2 FOUGHT IN PARADISE PARK
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    THE FLOODS IN SEGAMAT
    24 4 SEGAMAT was vir«,,a,. y i-.aU-d b» fl^ds .ats t wee. Pictures tak en o, son* rf the wj^are^n the^anja^dUt^ _,how
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    BUGS BUNNY
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    Gray Sends Message To Force
    449 4 POLICE CHIEF LEAVES Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. W.N. Gray, the Commissioner of Police, Federation of Malaya, who resigned and left for the United Kingdom today. m a personal message to the Force thanked all members for the hard work they had done during
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    Death Sentence Quashed
    184 4 Death Sentence Quashed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Federation Court oi Appeal, today, quashed the j conviction and sentence of death passed on a Chinese, j Chan Wah, and ordered a new trial. Chan was convicted by Mr. Justice Hi:l at the Perak Assizes for being m possession
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    10,000 New Pupils
    78 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— About 10,000 new pupils were admitted into the various schools m the State of Selangor, today, when the new term opened after the Christmas holidays. There probably will be another 3,000 m English schools, 3,000 m Malay schools, 3,000 m Chinese resettlement schools and
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    'Down Under' Diet Causes Bad Teeth
    89 4 MELBOURNE. (AP), Mon.— Two Malayan women dental nurses who spent 11 months studying children's teeth m New Zealand, said they found children there had "the worst teeth m the world, although they are the most looked after." They arrived here to study teeth of
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    CHIEF JUSTICE WELCOMED
    205 4 Standard Staff Correspondent j KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Members of the Federation Bar and the Legal Department extended a warm welcome to the new Chief Justice for the Federation, Mr. Charles Mathews, at the Supreme Court, here today. Speaking on behalf of the Legal Department, the Attor-ney-General, Mr.
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    Took Taxi From Driver
    57 4 IN THE small hours, yesterday, two Malays engaged a taxi and asked to be driven to Mandai Road. There, they asked the driver to turn to the side of the road, assaulted him and stole $14 from him. They then drove off with the vehicle, which
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    Death Convictions For 7 Upheld
    315 4 KUALA LI MPIR. Mon The appeals of five Chinese. an Indian and a Malay against convictions and sentences of death passed on them for offences under the Emergency regulations and murder, were today dismissed by the Federation Court of Appeal. Four of the Cnir.e.-e appellants,
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    Assizes Opened
    56 4 MALACCA. Mon.— The opening of the Malacca Areizea I morning was preceded by the customary service at Ch Church officiated by the Judge's Chapia n. Rev. L.R. Wilson. The Resident missioner, Mr. G.E.C. Wisdom, the Commissioner of Prisons. Mr. O.V. Garratt. the Mala I Bar. Senior Civil Service
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    CADETS RETURN FROM UK TRAINING
    208 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Ten members of the Malay Regiment who have been receiving training m the United Kingdom are passengers on the Lancashire, expected m Singapore m a fortnight. In April a new batch of twelve will be sent by the Regiment.
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    FLOODS: $1 MIL. DAMAGE
    90 4 Standard VpecW SEGAMAT M floods m Beran Sl Johore. have i to property and estimated at SI mat was mm ,t badJy hit bN ti, cause of Uu i Little did rea.;ze that I to fct&r: heavy r. When :<" mat t!.- Kamp m the they
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    Gangs Clash: Shots Fired At Police
    62 4 Standard s;.»tt < PORT BWEI C.a>h< occurred here Saturd were fired I unku 9 the The b I beat ingthe gang i ugly. t. M I put a stop I Saturday, the sinned anci ixign yes from The 1 and the m k said
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    Bandits Fire Bus
    166 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Since Saturday there has been no clash between security forces and Communist bandits but yesterday was not quiet. A Malay Police Constable and two civilians were slightly wounded yesterday when three armed and uniformed bandits fired on and stopped a bus
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    Floods Hold Up Witnesses
    38 4 JOHORE i s- era V I Bahru ■ble U U Pan! Ston February 3 The C«« i Pai who possessing supi terrorists It wt« tccused vu twuifM torch light batt< I part-els of ctndlM
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    WINSTEDT'S ATTACK RESENTED
    484 5 Should Return For Refresher, Say Chinese Standard Slafl Corrcspoadeiit PEN iNG, M«>»«- <''«' ill resentment Ij felt b\ the Chinese comnninity m Penang at Sir Richard Winstedt's attack, on the Malayan Chinese m an article m ilie Daily Telegraph, London. Majority opinion is that bir. xvichard is
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    2 Technical Study Gifts For Malaya
    14 5 2 Technical St ud y Gifts For Malaya »l I P I I I
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    Police Get Their Man
    70 5 SINGAPORE'S Polic« got their man yesterday $rhon they arrested a Chinese m eor^fe winch happened ua De<\ 17 last year when a woman m Lo-rontf 5, Qeylang, was robbed )f $4,000. Because sh« was afraid of reprisals from the masked robbers, one ut whom was armed
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    162 5 An official picture of Sultan Sir Yusuf lzzudin Shah who oelebratet his t>ind. birthday today. Sob i»f thp lut*» Sult.*n Al»dul Til, Sir Yusuf w*s born m 1890 tt Bukit li ind.ui. He received his early education at the Hogan l'nglUli School now Clifford School) Ku iU Kanssar, Ln^fr Joined
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    Floods Still Hold Up Rail Services
    126 5 Stantlard x t.it! QtTr^powclen I Xl V LI WPI Mon. The through rail service i.»r. m Kuala Lumpur and >ii»ita|»or»' -.lill remains row llc<l although lli<- 1!o«mI^ m Norlh Joliort* have *ul>--i«l««l ami repairs arr* being ma«l«' io th»* ira«*k. '\".\~> Railway Administration ire
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    Report Out On Adult Schools
    68 5 *«itnijird Stall Btportei IDUI "l E I A starte m Aa < lestined m irup. mt role ii stir ng take i ;rest n the poiil v an I ..i f the ntry. ,ii s if th« Singa re r As li'iu- 3 rep period
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    Medals For HGs
    37 5 rOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— The Distrid Officer, accompanied by the Assistant Dis- Officer and the Information Officer, visited Pekajang v i Siugei Pd'k to present mare than LOO National Servi c Medals to Home Guards.
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    Penang Police Build 'Slave' Radio Station
    235 5 Penang Police Build 'Slave Radio Station PENANC, >J«mi. VII Police Statiom hm<l lta«l*o Patrol ran m PVnang ml l'r«y%in«r Wctiflo v*ill I. > able to be ooatactrd blrmml iiniiM*iliuirl\ \*li« n 1 1 H,««li> I i-|«-|>luin«' SUM ion m V r-.|«-rn (fill i* r«nnpl«!r«l iOMM Woik" sfl tii i ilavt
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    RAJ PLEA FOR THE TAX MEN
    121 5 RAJ PLEA FOR THE TAX MEN Mmd.ttd Matt K> jt«»t n-r I .'.KDI.Vi <r lit M> tdy tUe am inert m 'he Sim tp [n--on c Tax D. < Ma urged I C.R i) > > ■i- i Tt -i l:,X' l U\;-' v I -V- Lit.* .->• reiai Mr
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    Fined $50 For illegal Building
    138 5 [GNOB > law <i 1 tffi I up illeg i P ssion must t>> j ob! lined it.- any ttui ding ii m i sai I Po Aaf < X J i „i lesoo wi. imposed a Ane of $50 >n > Sim Kiat. yesterday.
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper Blue Glasses
    857 6 Singapore St andard Independent Morning Newspaper Blue Glasses 'PHF London Daily Telegraph has been viewing the situation m Malaya through blue•Loloured glasses— a political tint which seems to havt grown many shades darker m the columns of the Daily Telegraph since the advent of the Tory Government m Britam. hi
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    THE FORMER NAMES OF SOME LOCAL STREETS
    954 6  - THE FORMER NAMES OF SOME LOCAL STREETS S. RAMACHANDRA By WHEN one look* al ihe *ix 19th Century map, of H Singapore Town m ihe Raffle* Museum and Library ©^Twill find that some streets do not have the same nameh which they bear today. There are some streets, however, like
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    Review of Views
    342 6 Review of Views K.L. Elections WE all want a higher stand; i of living and this can only be achieved when the government is run by elected representatives. So said Qtusan Melayu commenting on the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections to be held shortly. The paper thought that the elected Municipal
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      Illogical Insolence
      397 6 Sir;— From the letters appe; ng ii your columns obj< ng to the formation of a nunity Centre at Kampong Radin Mas it is evident X; pong Radin Mas is i ry unfortunate m having among its residents a clique of persons bent on retarding loves made for
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      LET THE LAW STAND
      251 6 Sir: The CommissionerGeneral is reported m your columns of January 1 1 as having said that "A Bill had been introduced relaxing the conditions required for the acquisition by birth or application of Malayan Citizenship." In fact the proposals m the published Bill detract from tiie
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      RECRUITS FOR CIVIL DEFENCE
      111 6 Sir: With reference to the article published m your paper dated January 11, headed, "SUPPORT CIVIL DEFENCE" may I add that there are quite a number of Indian youngsters now working with War Department and various establishments m Singapore, who are exIndian Army personnel. If satisfactory
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      IS THIS SO?
      70 6 Sir:— It was recently announced m the Press by Mr Dawson, the- Rent Payers 1 nominee, when he withdrew his nomination, that the IMP will take cudgels on behalf of Rent Payers. May I know whether this? \s Mr. pawsob's own belief or thut is th P
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    381 6  - BEHIN D THE HEADLINES Jean Grand-Landau By Standard Special Corr. OTTAWA. Jan. 14 r rilE reorganization of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation is understood to have been one of the main subjects of discussion between the British Premier, Mr. Winston Churchill, and Canadian leaders here. The others include the possibility
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    13 6 "Blimey! How eqmr. Boss?— Somebodj here wi n the »ennj poiots."*
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    UK, Canada Begin Top Secret Talks On Big-Two Parley
    428 7 UK Canada Begin Top Secret Talks On Big-Two Parley oil A. Jan. 11. (Reuter) Mr. Winston ChurcbiU and 1 ouis St. Laurent, Prime Minister of Canada, yesterday openlop Mint talk^ Inn on ihc recent Churchill-Truman conferice m V\ ashington* lln liriiivh Premier wa^ Mr. St. Laurent a complete Ing on
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    Alexander Mentioned For Top Defence Job
    74 7 Alexander Mentioned For Top Defence Job i \W V. Jan. I I. I U») Prime Minister Winston i rrportttilj i« discussing; appointment ol Field -ii.:! iseounl Alexander t<» i high defence f>«.*t m m. possibly Defence Minister. !r. Chun this shii: I the job o! preme (hi We litera Wai
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    Eden Joins Churchill In Ottawa
    182 7 OT] \VfA Jan 14, :'P>. Britu Se< retary AnE arrived here at IT.iJ GMT > day aboard a Roy; Can; dian Air -c plane from New York al talks with Cana- i nt officials with sh Prime Minister Wins- Chu i I was met al
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    Plane Wreck Sighted
    45 7 ANCH( >RAGI A ica, Jan. 14. < t'P*'-- 1 t reckage ol a es DC-3 ivith two aboard was sighted yesterday the 9. 000-foot level of M( unl Crillon m fair veal er, 140 miles west ut J i w. l-: of >.::-v:vn:-g
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    King Walks Home From Local Church
    88 7 SANDRINGHAM, Norfolk, Jan. 14. (Reuter) A crowd of aboul 1,500 including United States servicemen ;md their families, watched the King, hatess and wearing a long plain scarf, walk back to his Sandringham home m bright frosty weather yesterday from service at the local church.
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    UK Press Critical Of King's Plans
    317 7 LONDON. Jan. 14, (IP) In a rare outburst against a royal decision, several London newspapers Sunday attacked the plans for the Kinj: to recuperate m the residence of South Africa's ''racist* 1 Prime "Minister Daniel Malan. The attacks, which followed a Liberal Party statement
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    Many Upsets In Indian Gen. Election
    171 7 Many Upsets In Indian Gen. Election NEW DELHI. Jan. 14. < Reuter). Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, leader of the Scheduled Castes and former chairman of the committee which drafted the constitution of India. has been defeated m the Indian general election. Dr. Ambedkar. who resigned his pnst ot Law Minister
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    REDS OUTPRODUCE U.S.
    47 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 14, (UP).— Air Force Secretary Thomas Finletter said today that Russia at present is outproducing the United States m jet fighter planes. He also said through last Dec. 18 that "our air losses m Korea" have been heavier than the Communists.
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    Court To Rule Whether US Is 'At War' In Korea
    229 7 PITTSBURGH, Jan. 14, (LP) An unresolved doubt a* lo *helh«T the United Slates i» or i* not at war m Korea had repercussion* m a Pennsylvania court- room. Tht> leeal Issue was raised whcn Corporal Andrew Bcley of Pittsburgh was
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    West Studies soviet Atom-Arms Plan
    164 7 West Studies soviet AtomArms Plan PARIS. Jan. 14. (AP) Western delegates last nighi studied the Soviet atotn-o.rmam.ent proposals made m the United Nations Political Committee on Saturday. Ernest Gross described the prop os(i 1 s yesterday as "double talk, w ith o v i meaning." The study was\ promised by
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    Capt. Carlsen Spurns Rich Money Offers
    232 7 FALMOUTH, Jan. 14. (AP) Captain Kurt Carlsen got < himself decked out m a new 1 gold braided uniform yesterday as he prepared to leave this Cornish seaside resort homeward bound for NewJersey. U.S. The 37-year-old skipper who lost everything when his Flying Enterprise
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    Gen. Salan, New I-C C-in-C, Will Step Up War
    243 7 SAIGON, Jan. It. (4I I Th«- j«.l. of pniiißji ih« war a^ainM ih<» fwinl^ led A i«-l •■•itili m ln<lo-< huta now rr>.|* m ihe haiuU «»f Vtmi ni K««ml *»al«n. faithful friend and «li«« ip|« of the IhI«* Marshal J«
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    AEC To Speed Up Expansion
    118 7 WASHINGTON. Jai The Atomic i Commission is tforkii goveri "complex problem" oi the atomic energy programme tting the United Stat< s overal economy man Gord< Deal terday. Dean said a report on \EC findings will soon be forwarded to tiie .ioint Congressional committee now studying
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    Pak To Switch Top Diplomats
    51 7 •i. HI. Jan I Pakistai major <wnr diplomats. A communiq .<• led i 1 Affairs Mil s! M Pakistani Ambassador (Milled ed I don it, suc< i n m i M anted A Commit to Wash M I i Mohan Mo mentioi any post for
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    US Plans To Build 10 60,000-Ton Carriers
    176 7 US Plans To Build 10 60, 000-Ton Carriers WASHINGTON, .Fan 14, (Beater).— The \mriM.ni \.t\\ proposes to build t<"n 6§,#oi Urn Mpef cat lien .«i iii<- rate of onr a vr.ir and it is hoped that mm <»| ih«tn will be driven by atomic pourr. Mr Dan Kinili.ill Serrrtarj <>f
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    US Envoy To Vatican
    76 7 WASHINGTON, Jan 14, The White House I last night the nomination of Gene:;*; Mark Clark to be Ambassador to the Vatican not be re s b tted to the Senate for confirmation. Presidential Press Secretary Joseph Short, m a brief ment telephoned to reporters late yesterday,
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    Juin Pleased With Results Of S-EA Talks
    86 7 Juin Pleased With Results Of S- EA Ta lks MEW Y< IRK Jai 14 \P). Genera t J i p. tor-G< t I -i h A' be ti Ins ponf< i Auk A > W; ton ttu > South-Easi li> neral .1 u in. be! f<»r Paris at 1714 been
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    SHIP ADRIFT OFF STORE
    262 8  -  J. C. DARBYSHIRE By Tow-Line Bursts In Storm Standard Shi|>pi"g Kcporier ANOTHER sea drama, nearer to Singapore, is being enacted about 900 m Her* away m the Indian <Yea« wiji \k» '^^-voar-old »rji(^^j[mg£&T* ArilUlral "Ciiase'driTlinJ* helplessly m heavy seas and strong winds. The 3.286-ton vessel was
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    Survivors Ate Rice Boiled in Sea Water
    86 8 AUCKLAND, Jan, 14, (Reul■. a schooner, with six i aboard who for two weeks had survived on rice boiled j m sea water and one cup of >. ater a lay, was towed i jy into Tauranga harbour >n North Islands east coast.
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    Freighter's Hull Cracks
    65 8 VANCOUVEB, (Washington), Jan. 14. {UP)— The States Steamship Company's 7,800 ton freighter Pennsylvania with 4r» men aboard, radioed yesterday that her bull cracked 14 feet flown port .>de and sbe a:<- taking v. ater m the stormy North Pacific 695 miles off the Washington coast. The vessel
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    Carrier To Sail For F.E.
    96 8 H.M.S. Veng nice, light fleet aircraft carrier, Is to ferry aircraft and personnel to the Far Fast. She will sail about mid-January. [n addition to *he aircraft, stores and persoanel lor the Far East she wiil have on board stores and 166 ground personnel >r
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    Britain's Jet Contrads Run Into Many Millions
    185 8 BRITAIN'S ilollar eaniinii- *><>»" a*r*N?iiUMiU 1o Hujiplv British JH eitgntfs an<i entitle dtfdyii to the \orlh Vmericaii (ontineiit are now running into many inillioas ot tiollar>* each year. Contracts agreed m 1951 have been valued at over 530.000.000. not including the regular income
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    105 8 .Standard Aviatian Reporter CAPTAIN Hugh Birch of Qantus Empire Airways m Sydney will arrive m Singapore this Saturday to a new post as Assistant Manager of the Qantas base here. H<« will succeed Captain 1.. R. Ambrose, present Manager, when he g:oes on leave m
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    951 bed. Revenue Exceeded Estimates By Nearly $175 Mil.
    209 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 14:— Although the revenue from customs and excise m December was $1,020,634 ess than |f| November, the federation Government finished well ahead of the estimated revenue cJiUlf^S? a J one the Federal Treasury earned 585,204,274
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    11 9 America produced a record 105.133,424 tons of steel last year. AP
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    UK To Supply US Tin Needs
    227 9 OTTAWA, Jon. 14 Prices of U. 5.51.18 and I 20 per pound ore mentioned as the contractural fixed between Britain and the United States for pp!y of 20,000 tons of Malayan tin to America- i 01 uus agreement, providing for exchange tin and Canadian
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    Strong Demand For Tin Shares
    247 9 Strong Demand For Tin Shares Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Malayan share market opened the week with strong demand for tin shares, with a fair volume of business passing at the higher I ve j s Rul ci shares wore s me- hat ■;::i:t i r m sympathy, i
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    Produce Mart Quiet, Dull
    78 9 Standard Market Reporter QUIET and dull conditions prevailed on the Singapore produce market yesterday. Copra was quoted slightly lower buyers indicating S3BJ and sellers' $39i per picui, with no business passing. Coconut oil sellers were asking $63$ per picui. but there was no buying. Betel nut
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    S'pore December Rubber Output Totalled 118 Tons
    67 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE dealers" stocks of rubber at the end of 1951 was 39.254 tons, of which 8,884 tun> cumprised wet rubber and 30.01., tons dry rubber. Stocks of rubber at port was ***** tons while those at estates to the Colony
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    JAP SILK EXPORTS
    26 9 THE export of silk from Yoke Kama during the year ol 1»1 totalled 54.380.085 bule.s, includino -uouo.uoo bales ol machine- reeled tflk.- AFP
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    85 9 A conference of State Settlement Agricultural Officers and Research Staff of the Department of Agriculture has just been completed m Kuala Lumpur. The objects of 4he conference were to review the progress of the research and investigation programme of the Department and to discuss the major problems of extension work
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    New Beehive Industry
    75 9 The first crop of commercial honey from the apiary at the million-dollar mixed farm m Ponggol, Singapore, is expected m April or May next year. The farm is one of the enterprises run by the Lee Organisation. Pictures show Mr. Lim Chow Kiat, who is m charge
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    UK Supplied Most Steel To India
    47 9 THE United Kingdom and Belgium supplied the major quantity of iron and steel that India bought abroad during April to August of 1951. Of 86.000 tons which India imported. .30.000 tuns came from Britain and 25.000 tons from Belgium.— A P
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    Soviet To Stage Trade Comeback This Year
    583 9 THE Soviet Union is preparing for 1952 a formidable comeback as an exporting country, writes Edward Crankshaw m The Observer. However, the motives behind preparations now being made are largely political. It is believed that the Kremlin, alarmed by the prospect of a
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    104 9 THE latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot Loose $1.40 $1,401 F.OB, m bales Jan. No 1 R.S.S 51.401 51.40* No 2 R.SS 51. 35 3 $1.36* No 3 R.SS $1.32? $1,331 Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Monday's opening prices per lb. were:
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    Kepong Output
    23 9 Harper, Gilfillan and Co., Ltd. report that output of Kepong Dredging Co.. Ltd. for the quarter ended Dec. 81. 1951, amuunt-
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    RIDA AIDS FARMERS TO OBTAIN GUANO
    223 9 KLALA LUMPUR, Jan. 14:— To enable pa<H eultivaiors to obtain bat guano fertiliser on extended credit, KIUA has granted a loan of 830,000 to one of the principal guano suppliers m the State. The village of Wakaf Bahru m Kelantan will shortly have a
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG, Jan. 14-Speeia! Standard Service— Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.24 to £1: Sterling; HKs6^77s to US?1: UK? 1.814 to Malayan $1; HK$O M to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold HK$322 oh one tael.
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    UK Steel Output Declines
    86 9 UK Steel Output Declines BRITISH steel production dropped by 654.200 tons last year. The total for the 12 months was 15,638.500 tons compared with the record K>.L'92,700 tons of 1950. the British Iron and Steel Federation announced. Production of steel ingots and castings last month fell to an annual rate
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    Boom To Continue For Years
    274 9 PARIS. Jan 14 (IPt— I ivf economists sa> that no m.ijor d<'pr<*ssion is iik«l\ undrr the present world conditions. In a .^n-ci... report to the United Nations, I i ege i f< ton ;n.d m Internal Monetary perit) probably "will be tHe rule rathe* tl
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    Rubber Dealers Arc Reluctant To Sell
    83 9 Standard Market Reporter THE flood* upcountry have hampered movement of rubber upcountry, and this is ffWffg a reluctance of sellers m the Singapore rubber market. However. moderate selling i from upcountry is expected to j continue up to the Chinese I New Year. Only
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    Noon Prices
    66 9 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noun prices yesterday (Jan. 1 4 were (per lb.): Buyers Sellers No Spot Loose $1-40 $1.40$ No.l RSS F.OB. January $140J $1,401 February $1,391 $1.39| No 2 Si 35] $136 No. 3 M 32* $133 RMA 1 on Reg. February $140 51.40J
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    Lahat Mines
    32 9 Messrs. Osborne and Chappel. Ipoh. report that the returns for the quarter to Dec. 31. 1951 of the Lahat Mines Ltd. amounted to 27 tons. The estimated profit was £2.944.
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    Imports Of Rubber Up
    56 9 MALAYAN imports I during 1951 amounted I 54^ I<K tons compared iwth 448,656 tuns m 1950. The 1951 tonnage of imports was the highest since 1945. I) iring the year the Ft deration of Malaya imported 84 ''^> tons and Singapore 462,986 tons. Over half o<
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    US TAX HIKE LIKELY
    144 9 WASHINGTON, Jan H OP President Truman's t^p economic idviser, Leon Ceyserlmfi, said that the new budget would call for spending bet veen USSBO.OOO.OOO.OUO ai.d U5585,000.--000.000 m the fiscal year 1953 and strongly indicated the Pre sident would call for some form of a tax increase. Keyseriing,
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    KNOWN TIN DEPOSITS MAY LAST 10 YEARS
    179 9 COMMENTING on the Malayan Government's decision to sponsor a survey of unmined tin ore. the monthly bulletin Tin points out that the almost complete absence of prospecting for about a decade means that deposits now being worked may last not more than another
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    Soya Flour Use In Bread Should Be Compulsory
    263 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS DASARATHA RAJ SAYS: By Standard Staff Reporter LEGISLATION should be introduced m Singapore to compel manufacturers of cokes, breod and other cereal foods to odd a certain proportion of soya flour m order to enrich these foods and so combat
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    Hint To Debtors
    13 9 S buting linn i pen paying lh< sent Reuter AAP
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    612 10 To Be Presented By Singapore's Fine Art Of Movement Academy >- vm T HUD.W. Saturday and Sunday Jan. 18. 19 and 20 Singapore's lftoriift 1 |X Theatre will be the KMM ofa Fine Art of Movement Dance Recital the fifth J±. 1 by the Academy
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      448 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE < (JSt 111 A 41 Ul.) < m a.m. Emergency News (X.1..); 1 p.m. l.isht Music by Radio Orchestra; U3B News; 1 .4-^ Dance Music by Woody Herman Orchestra; H. 15 Programme Summary; (i. Iti Four; Stars and a Starlet; fl.liU I'nlted Nations Album;
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    S'pore Race Finishes
    17 11 Below are or the finishes of the ran, al B,,kit Timal, on Saturday: j
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    423 11 Ily I \HS BKKdK. \.l*. orro|K»nilfiil. OSLO. Jan. 1 I. (AT) How *a* llu- i«l«*a «f iniMirni Olympics l>ron? (rrrrk BthlfllCf <om|ulr«| m Olympic* M long a^«» m 2.728 \<i»r-. I?u1 lh#* mn<i<rn \«r»ion of iht: danif is 60 >*»ar* < I<l llii-*
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    46 11 i JOHANNESBURG, Jan. I <AP)— Bobby Locke .i-..<i Petei Tii.im.-JM were all >qua: c Urn :-!Bth hole m the final ol the i £1,000 tnatchpliy ev< n1 <• Saturday when the game abandoned owing to bad Light. Re-play over Ile 18-hok-matchplay is set for Monday
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    European Champion Dethroned
    148 11 European Champion Dethroned BRUSSELS, Jan. 1 1, <X- tcr i X.-iit 1 Sy-. H yoi Belgian, \n mmc Ik i c ght i npii ol E trope Si day when h« outp ited l i' Tein Eioff, German holder the title, over 15 roundi I Sys who beat OUe r«n
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    98 11 IPOH. 1 v 1 Badminton A sociation m ia gi > a m« ycstt-rri;-. F lowing •rw ed -M T..,. P i t: Che Ts Mid P X Proud* IS Md Aimn lNorth>. Che Ghazallj bin Hashim < I M»d I 1 ii f Lzhab
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    Tiger Swimming Club 1952 Officials
    93 12 Tiger Swimming Club 1952 Officials h\ c "'-iti.il genera] meeting tiger S a imminjj Club an Saturd following were ••i OfTicia'.-; for 19:">2: P esident? Mi Aw Cheng •n c vice-presi- Wing Kee Cre- ran Wee Hong; D:-. I n 5e rr. Mr Tin Sin '•V Ire-e ected), boo trea-
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    GOLF BAN ON JOE LOUIS STARTS ROW
    335 12 SAN DIEGO, Ca Diego open golf tournan Professional Golfers As Louis from playing m 1 There was a possibility, a spokesman said, that the tournament might go on with Louis but without PGA sponsorship. Chevrolet dealers, sponsoring the tournament, revealed last night that
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    US Shuttle Stars Shine In Canada
    100 12 TORONTO. Jan. 14 (UP) Two Americans I captured top honours at the eighth annual I Strathgowan international invitation badminton tournament here on Sun- day. Martin Mendez of San Diego, California, took the men's singles honours by beating Don Smythe. of Toronto Boulevard. 15-14. 19-15
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    England Win By 8 Wickets
    277 12 KANPUR, Jan. 14 (Reui t)— England :>t-,i? India by eight wickets m the fourth Test here today. England required only 7t5 runs to win when they dismissed India m their second innings for 157. The tirst three Tests m this series were drawn. England had
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    Officials Say 'No Debate'
    223 12 Officials Say No Debate' Sedgman SYDNEY, Jan. I L (AP) The Australian Law TYn- Wooiation i-* Meeting m McBMMUnM loni»lil l»nl tin- lltion <»t I* rank. 1i ilg,»M i> «»>• lnr »»«»n<la. Messasca from Th- Hu?ue quoted the President ol" the International Lawn Tennis Federation. Mr. I>. Croll. as j
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    SCRA Hold Annual Meet
    154 12 The first annual meeting, dinner and prize distribution of the Singapore Cycle Racing Association, was held at the Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday night. After the annual report and statement of accounts had been passed, the following were elected office bearers for the year: President Mr.
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    Finalists, But Standard Low
    257 12 Perak Soccer Body Confesses IPOH, Mon. Although Perak did well enough to qualify for the final of the Malaya Cup soccer competition last year, the standard of soccer m the state is not cry high and complacency must be combatted. That is the frank admission of
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    A HARE TRAINS TRACK STARS
    286 12 LONDON, Jan. 14 (Reuter) Britain's quarter-milers and longer distance runners are trying a hare as a pacemaker m preparation for the Olympic Games at Helsinki. It is a mechanical hare the same hare that the greyhounds chase at the greyhound hare meetings. Pacing always has
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    Selangor Soccer Team For Seremban
    106 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Although the soccer season m the Federation has not yet started, Selangor is sending a State side to Seremban on Saturday to play Negri m a charity soccer match m aid of the N.S. Resettlement Fund. On Wednesday the following teams will
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    W.I. SCORE 436 FOR 3
    370 12 HOBART, TASMANIA, Jan. 14 (Reuter-AAP) The West Indies helped by an unfinished partnership of 234 between Clyde Walcott and Frank Worrell passed Tasmania's first innings total of 223 for the loss of only one wicket today. At tea with the West Indies total at 271
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    Use Foam Rubber In Jumping Pits Barkway Advises
    671 12 Use Foam Ru bber In Jumping Pits Barkway Advises BRITISH AAA coach, Ray Bark ax. fifth day of his athletic course at th« Victoria School hall m Singapore, advised tin ate rubber foam m jumping pits esperiallv foi M,, pole vault. "This would prevent accidents to jumpers who may have
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    SULTAN GREETS RUGBY CHAMPS
    213 12 IPOH, Moo.— A signal honour was done to the victorious Perak Rugby VX at Ipoh today. The Sultan of Perak personally congratulated them on their great success m winning the final after a lapse of 20 years and then entertained them m the Secretariat. He told
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    RETINUE DOES FAST GALLOP
    202 12  -  OLLIE DA VIES By RETINUE (Mcpherson) was easily the best worker this morning when he reeled off two furlongs over the back straight m 26 on a soft track. TIT -1 -1 /»»ii I 1 Waikiki (Mulley) finished better than Matinee (Padek) over four m 54
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    VARSITY CHESS
    53 12 CHARLIE LIM, a runner-up m the Malayan chess Congress scored an early lead U-. gain first place m the University of Malaya chess club chaTnpiunship just concluded. Jerry Goh and Phoon Wai-on both scored 4 points ecfh to gain second and third places which were decided oil the
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