Singapore Standard, 18 January 1952

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    15 1 Singapore Standard DL M HO. 199. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1952 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENT
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    Australian Immigration Chief Here
    49 1 Australian Immigration C hief Here I M.wY Rtporter LD >LT, Aus-I fox Immigra--sii ga] arc by air i yesterday for a >!d talks on the era Mr. i Donald. thai ho was ipore at the et Minister portfolios of La- -i KD cxc- C aunon- il \KOI I> HOLT
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    3rd Derailment IN Northern Line In Week
    24 1 3rd Derailment IN Northern Li ne In Week rrc>pond«'nt Thi;: erailmer.- of Timor and train was DO .or it. forialti w mail br dn
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    Dynamite Stick Found In Bank Of Ceylon
    43 1 COLOMBO. Jan 17. (Renter* Colombo police are investigating the circumstances leading to the discovery yesterday of a dynamite stick m the Bank oi Ceylon A clerk found the dynamite m a waste paper basket m the
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    Reds Charge Allies Bomb KaesongZone
    173 1 PANMUNJOM, Jan. 17 (AP). The Communists charged today an Allied p 1 .ne bombed the Kaesong safe zone this morning. An Allied investigating party, headed by Marine Col. James. C. Murray, immediately prepared to go off to check the incident m Kaesong. Ten United Nations
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    Fracas In S'pore Cafe Over Drama
    146 1 Standard Staff Reporter OBJECTING to certain parts of a play being presented at a Singapore amusement park cafe-theatre last night, about 100 Chinese mobbed the theatre manager, struck him and smashed chairs. The incident took place at the Shangrila m the New World. The
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    71 1 Standaid London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 17. The following are the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today: LONDON RUBBER Spot 401 d. Fcb 40Id. Apr/June 39 jd. July/Sept. 38id. p" b T cij 40 d. c. Market: Steady. LONDON TIN Spot: £964
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    British Detain Egypt General
    80 1 BRITISH MILITARY HQ, Suez Canal Zone. Jan. 17, (UP) British authorities announced last night that they had detained Major General Mohammed Abdullah Raouf, Inspector-General of the Egyptian Police Administration who was arrested by troops at Tel el Kebir this morning. General George Erskine's Chief of Staff,
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    US Manufacturer Dies
    49 1 DETROIT. Jan. 17 (UP)— Walter Briggs, 74. wealthy auto parts manufacturer and owner of the Detroit Tigers baseball team, died today at his home m Miami Beach. Florida, his family reported. In poor health for several years. Briggs was stricken with d kidney ailment last Sunday.
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    For 'Disarm' Group
    33 1 PARIS, Jan. 17, (Reuter)— The United Nations Political Committee today referred the Soviet proposal for simultaneous prohibition and control of the atomic bomb to the Disarmament Commission for further study.
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    Central Perak Bandit Targets Hit At Night
    54 1 Central Perak Bandit Targets Hit At Night BANDIT targets m Central Perak were hit last night by R.A.A.F. Lincoln* operating from Singapore. In jesterday's air operations m sapport of the Security forces, Lincolns and R.A.F. BriSwds attacked targets m orth Johore and WestCentral Pahang. Sanderland flying boats earned out long-range
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    VITAL SPEECH DUE
    471 1 /^1 1 11 T< Ti 11 Churchill lo lell Congress He Is iMot Begffinff for Dollars WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (UP) Winston Churchill will tell Congress today that he did not become the King's First Minister again to beg for more dollars from the United States. The British
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    Overloading Cause Of River Tragedy
    274 1 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Thurs. The cause of the capsizing and sinking of the* double decker motor boat m the Perak River on December 14, last year, resulting m the death of 18 people, was due to overloading, and the owner-engine driver, Mohamed Nasir bin
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    Bao To Confer With Gimson, Saigonßeports
    77 1 SAIGON, Jan. 17, (AFP) —Emperor Bao Dai will shortly confer with Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, and Admiral Sir Guy Russel, the C-in-C Royal Naval forces Far East, according to well-informed circles today. Bao Dal will then receive the French Parliamentary Mission led
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    Capt. Carlsen Welcomed Home In N.Y.
    101 1 NEW YORK, Jan. 17. (AP). —Captain Kurt Carlsen whose saga of the sea captured the imagination of the world, came home to a shouting, emotional welcome today. Pushing throngs met the valiant skipper of the Flying Enterprise and roared out cries of "Welcome Home
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    Car Bearing Marshals Body Catches Fire
    65 1 CHARTRES, France, Jan. 17 (UP) A French Army r^ 0 naissance car bearing the body of Marshal Jean de Lattre cie Tassigny from Paris to his birJiplace caught fire near here, but the blaze was quickly extinguisned The army authorities who described the mishap
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    13 Die In Worst California Storm
    76 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. }7 (Reuter) At least 13 peopl* have died as a result of tpe worst storm California has aerienced for decader Road and rail traffic wai reduced to chaoi and several towns isolated. A reUef train was today trying to reach th«
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    Lyttelton Hopeful For Malaya
    142 1 LONDON, Jan. 17, (Rcuter) Despite the present difficulties and inherent complications m the situation, given necessary patience and wisdom, political progress of Malaya towards the goal of a united, independent state as a whole was to be hoped for, the British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton
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    S'pore Man On Tanker Hanged Self, Court Told
    162 1 BELFAST, Jan. 17 (Reutor)The chief cook of a British tanker. Wee Boon Ann. of 4. Middle Road. Singapore. was found hanged m his cabin here last week after a quarrel with the chief steward, the Belfast Coroners court was t<>ld ««ay. Second
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    8 Reds Arrested In Penang Since Jan. 1
    63 1 PENANG, Thurs. Mr. R. Kirvrpatrick, the Officer Commanding Auxiliary Police Force Penang, told The btandard today that eight Communists or Mm Yuen members have been arrested since Jan. 1 by the Police Jungle Squad. Mr Kirkpatrick stated that the total strength of
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    100,000-Peso Damage
    36 1 HAVANA, CUBA. Jan. 17 (U P) Damages estimated at 100 000 pesos were caused by a dynamite bomb which exploded at dawn at the leather works plant "Ingelmo" at San Rafael and Consulado Streets.
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    Man Reported Dead By Times Is On Way To KL
    79 1 vrrAr a titMPUR Thurs. The London Times Com T l^ aMOuncement caused consternation here as Sir ntto had made plans tp visit Malaya and conarmed this Mention STpfrsonal letter to the head of the organic < rr^ SBS^ the Londo.
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    UK Deplores US Pressure' On Jap Govt.
    224 1 UK Deplores US Pressure' On Jap Govt. LONDON. Jan 17. (IP) British quarters accused the United States today of influ coring Japan's decision to recognize Nationalist China and the government officially deplored the use of pressure on Japan. British official* privately c--i'd bot irritation ai American pressure on J John
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    Chile. Greece, Pak. Take SECO Seats
    46 1 PARIS. Jan :v (UP) Chile. Greece and Pah I took their scats on the S< toy Council today at II fir I lit.'.: 1 session They were elected to tWOyear terms In December to replace Ecuadoi Ifugo ia and India
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    HUT DWELLERS GET MORE TIME
    340 2 Widow Thanks City Magistrate THIRTEEN people who appeared m the City Police Court yesterday on summonses for not having complied with mandatory orders to demolish their huts, were told by the Magistrate, Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson, that they were being given a "new lease
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    Court Told Of Commotions At Factory
    146 2 A QUARREL between two watchmen employed m a rub- ber factory at Jurong Road on the night of Aug. 14 last year had a sequel at the Singapore Assizes yesterday before Mr. Justice Knight. when (^ora Singh was on trial on a charge of
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    More $'s For SATA
    98 2 THE following donations are I gratefully acknowledged by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis As- sociauon. Union Insurance Society of Canton. Ltd. $183.99, Messrs 'John Little Co. Ltd Tl.o'l, Federal Dispensary, Ltd 108.11 Messrs Whiteaway Laidlaw Co. Ltd Medical Hall, Ltd. 63.37. G. H. Cafe. Ltd. 80.39. Baiai Textiles
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    Bid To Keep Collyer Quay For Parking
    85 2 Standard Staff Reporter MR N. A. MALLAL, Progressive Legislative Councillor, will attempt to get Government to reverse its decision to lease the major portion of the vacant land at Collyer Quay to the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and the Singapore Club. Mr. Mallal
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    'Constdnt Changes' Of Officers Deplored Profiteer Fined
    307 2 'Constdnt Changes' Of Officers Deplored Profiteer Fined Director OS PWD To Retire Standard Staff Reporter. MR. CHIN CHYE FONG, an Unofficial Member of the Singapore Rural Board, yesterday deplored the fact that during his five years' service on the Board, he had to welcome and bid farewell to "something like
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    3 Soldiers Jailed For X'mas Eve Assault On Sergeant
    243 2 3 Soldiers Jailed For X'mas Eve Assault On Sergeant Standard Staff Reporter THREE BRITISH soldiers of the Royal Engineers Regiment after^ celebrating Christmas Eve m the city dropped m at their camp's cookhouse fux some sandwiches. Having partaken of it, they stopped a passing British sergeant and beat him up.
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    MIKE MEETS 'BIG CHIEF AT COCA COLA PLANT
    226 2  -  MAXINE RAKICH, By Standard Staff Reporter MICHAEL PAPINEAU is one of the most envied boys m Singapore today, specially among his young friends who are admirers of Big Chief Little Wolf the Redjndian wrestler who is m the Colony for a short
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    Public To Have A Say In S'pore's Lido .
    301 2 Public To Have A Say In S'pore's Lido Standard Staff Reporter THE CITIZENS of Singapore will soon be given an opportunity to make their suggestions regarding the proposed seven-acre Lido at Changi Point, the lay-out of which was approved with certain alterations by the Rural Board yesterday. i i~t^tt"- v
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    Shaws To Distribute Gilt Parcels
    121 2 FOR the fourth year m succession Mr. Mrs. Runme Shaw and Mr. Mrs. Run Run Shaw will be distributing New Year giffcl to old people over bO years of ftCfe m Singapore. Their representatives will also be distributive siiuiiur m Kirila Lumpur, Ipoh. Penaag and
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    Muslims Seek Govt. Aid For Home
    43 2 Muslims Seek Govt. Aid For Home GOVERN II Mm vv ill be <'»lal»li«iiii. r hmmmt for \i 4im m SiMgiiim, The borne destit ite as for i to A by these T .c home tain re i se del ing disposal ol v.n.
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    Students
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    Stole Cloth
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    Fares Paid Aecor To Sec lions Not Mile
    279 2 CHINESE BUS OWNERS SAI Standard Statf Repot PASSENGERS ira\«!lin» m Sfau r< their fare> acoovdiag lo MfliaMM, aid i This statement was made yesterday by the president of the Chinese Bus Owners* Asl tciation, Mr. Guok Sing Inn. as a resuU of
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    Tamilian Assn.
    10 2 THE Ti Singap genera! S p Lane. Memb<
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    $3 A PITCH
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    KIWI MEETING ON JAN. 20
    47 2 THE SINGAPORE Kiwi Members' League will hold their, annual general meeting at the British Council Hall on Sunday, Jan. 20 at 10.15 a.m. After th« election of officebearers, prizes will be distributed to winners m the badminton, table tenni* and stamo competitions.
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    The Crime Jagdeo
    109 3 The Crime J agdeo t| 1 il \ORI>I\ AKY situa a. t ttrdiim to Ota Magistrate Mx X J i ,::;:"Min. ha* arisen as a f priM endings msti a^air^l Jasdeo an In not removing illegal irtitionN which from i .>rnpartment> m j n-arn Koad cattle shed fata about 100
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    ANNUAL DINNER
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    Reminder To Bosses
    97 3 photo. [*HE SIN '-APORt. In ome Tax Departmeni yesterdaj ren e."o.over^ thut under iiyqmf Tax Ordinance thej are required to make a return particulara respect- emp] fees I sextain lasses em] ;ed m 1951 by Feb. T Departmei I sent out forms for ipletion to employers. Jascha
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    Cracker Ban
    62 3 RA-'rlr-? r.r.:-..: ex ep: v era ken ia allowed ben 1 a and p.r.-. on S Jam 27 A Ga.'f:e n atioo issued by the C nn -.sioner of PoHcc Smgap'.re. tea thai no fireworks shall be let or* m the cdty of any hospital or m way
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    VAIN PLEA BY PRIEST
    101 3 SEET CHI HONG, a Chinese priest of a temple-cum-joss house m Lorong K. Tel ok Kurau. protested. "Bat it is a temple. when City Police Magistrate. Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson told him that an illegal fence m the temple's premises had to be removed. Sect
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    Auction Market Too Cut Waste
    256 3 Auction Market To o Cut W aste Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Fisheries Department i- planning to e»tal>li»h a v»hole«*alr fi»h market m Tua* m jurons on a piece of reclaimed land to provide facilities far the landing and auctioning of fi-b. Thi* mo\e it i-> believed. v*ould attract fish
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    GIRL TOLD LIES, SAYS JUSTICE
    129 3 BEJ.VSrI THE principal witness m the case, a 15-year-old Chinese girl was a liar, the Singapore Firs* Poii Magistrate, Mr. R. C. S. Be.l yesterday acquitted -and discharged Neo Khoon Tong. aged 32, of a charge of having carna. knowledge of the girl a: Owen
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    Brown Can't Be White
    73 3 Brown Can 't Be White TO ASSIST the Importers who have accumulated^ stocks of brown sugar, the Controller of Supplies m Singapore, has decided to release reasonable quantities for sale m the open market. This brown sugar however cannot be sold by retailers as ration sugar issued by the Singapore
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    I.L.P. CALL FOR UNITED MALAYA
    355 3 'One Government, One Citizenship Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to M-rap the pre-ent constitutions of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya and to replace them by a central government responsible to a fully-elected legislature was made yesterday by Singapore City Councillor, Mr. S. S. Manyain.
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    The House PerchedOn The Hill
    251 3 The House PerchedOn The Hill LOOKING for all the world like a Dogpatch house perched atop a hill whose foot is being undermined to make way for the Siglap Estate, the rambling attap house of Nawi bin Saban will soon be demolished. But until suitable accommodation can be found for
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    Ask & He Will Answer
    75 3 Ask He Will Answer Standard Staff Reporter j VISITORS to the Singapore City Council office m St. An- t clrew's Road will soon have 1 someone to gree r and ne:p t ■them on the fir=: floor of the r building. t He will be an "experimental" t Municipal Officer,
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    OFF THE REGISTER
    29 3 THE Boon Yew School at the i !~i milestone Chang: and the Li Ming School at Ja'an Besar j have both Veen struck of* the register.
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    Acquittal In Building 'Test Case'
    196 3 HOLDING that the «urt rmild not convict on an mm sumption of th< pro<*ecutio« Mr R J L. Jami»'^»n City Police Magr»tr.*tr acquitted X M S ||V aft**r a trial m what tvs th«* C ity Council Building I* pirtment's "test" rase irgi :er ection
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    Ex-InspectorCleared
    25 3 f -.:p:r vsc i Lira and an ex-p tor, Tha X *on P both acquitted m por- F trict Couri Bt Pang Siov Sim
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    POWER CUTS TODAY
    274 3 SUBSTATIONS liable to load shedding today: DAT Adelphi. I Cross St. Tagoda St.. I. llokien St.. Pickering >t Cliurt'h St.. HJ. Circular R«l Carpenter St.. Cavanagh Kd. Collver Quay. V. M. H. 1 and Prince st. Market St.. Raffles PI. Malacca St.. Boat Quay, In ion Building,
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    'Laubach' Malay Primer Is Out
    225 3 Standard Staff Reporter A NEW Malay primer sasea on the principles of Di Frank Laubach. who visited Malaya lasi June has just been published m Singapore The book, profusely illustrated, is written by two officers of the Singapore- Education Department Che Abdul Karim bin Mohd.
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    Man From Israel Asked For Help
    101 3 REUBIN JOSEPH Jew who was repatriated from Israel last December was acquitted and discharsed ii the Singapore Second Police Couri yesterday on a charge of alleged extortion. Seubin was a.leged to have gone to the shop of a Jev> merchant at. North Bridge Roar
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    P.C.ROBBED CYCLIST
    248 4 Gets Five Years' Jail, 12 Strokes Of The 'Cat' Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Thurs. Sentencing Extra Police Constable Lonji bin Abbas to five years' rigorous imprisonment and 12 strokes of the "eat' for armed robbery, Mr. Justice Abbott m the Malacca High Court said today he was determined
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    Had Supplies For Bandits -Two Jailed
    241 4 Had Supplies For Bandits -Two Jailed Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Remarking that they were no better than the bandits themselves. Mr. Justice Wilson at the High Court here today convicted an elderly Chinese. Wong Keong and his wife, Lai So Ngo. and sentenced them to penal servitude for
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    Co-op Housing Scheme
    106 4 Co-op Housing Scheme KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs Members of the Selangor Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, will convene a special meeting to consider the question of organising a housing scheme. Mr. M.J. Hogan, the Presi^ dent, and the Vice-Presidents, Messrs. A. J. Grade, E. A. Joy. W. H. W.
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    CURFEW ORDERS
    94 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A curfew has been declared covering the whole Police district of Kuala Selangor from Jan. 15, during 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. However, m the Town Board areas of Tanjong Karang, Kuala Selangor, Kampong Kuantan, Assam Jawa, Jeram and Sungei Buloh and
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    3 Drivers Fined
    52 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Three lorry drivers, Lee Hong Kee, Darawi bin Jamal and Wong Cheng Yon a,, were each fined $60 m the Circuit Court for failing to secure their lorries, which were carrying restricted goods, with tarpaulin. They were arrested at the Kulai checking point on
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    Bail Allowed
    40 4 TASIS BIN SAMSUDIN of Layang Layang, who failed to comply with a call-up order under the Manpower Regulations and appeared before the Magistrate, Kluang, was allowed $300 bail. The case was postponed to January 19, pending further investigation.
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    Volunteers To Get Technical Training
    214 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Unlike the prewar Volunteer Forces, which predominantly comprised infantry units, the new Volunteer Force will mainly consist of technical units and 13 regular British Army instructors have been posted to give technical training. It is intended to raise units of the following
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    Wife: I'm Afraid To Go Back
    329 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Govindasamy Naidu. Chief clerk m Kamayan Estate, Bahau. was told today by Che Harun m the Second Magistrate's Court, "I think you are too much of a Valentino." Che Harun made the remark after being told by Naidu's
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    $4,000 Donation
    168 4 $4, 000 Donation Standard Stall orresp op.dt nt KUALA LUMPUR, 1 h i The Finance Standing C miftee of the Malayan Chiiw Association today approved ihe grant of $4,000 towards Urn cost of building a dispensary In Serdang Bahru Settlement. In a letter to the MCA. the Resettlement Officer of
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    3,455 Deported
    76 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs During 1951 a total of 3.342 aliens and 113 British subjects were deported. 132 aliens and one British subject having been sent away last month. Nine banishment orders were made m December, bringing the total for the year to 115. 101 m respect of aliens
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    'The King'
    153 4 A toast to the King iras proposed by Mr. Fra ticis Mo rsi ugh President of the Catholic Students' Society, University of Malaya at the Society's third annual dinner and dance held at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday night. Abqul 200 people, including the Bishop of Malacca, were present.
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    Relief Fund To Aid Federation Flood Victims
    286 4 Standard Slaff Reporter JOIIORE BAHRI, Thurs.— A relief fund In aid victims of the recent floods m various dßfltrk Ifl of Johore and other parts of ihe F« tie-ration has l>een launched sins ullaneou sly m Siiurauore and the Federation, The fund has
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    Legco Meeting
    42 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Federal Legislative Council will meet here on Jan. 30 and 31 instead of Feb. 6 and T. as announced. In the absence of Mr. J.D. Hodgkinson, Mr. F.V. Duckworfh has bees appointed a temporary official member.
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    ELECTIONS ON THE AIR
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. After the 7 p.m. Radio Malaya news broadcast tomorrow the Labour Party and the IMP will be given- lix minutes m which to present its platform. On Jan 19 It will be UMNO's evening and on Jan 21 the Rentpayers' Association will present
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    4 TERRORISTS KILLED MR 2 SURRENOFR
    87 4 4 TERRORISTS KILLED MR 2 SURRENOFR KLA I Tlllll>. fir- I handily killed m SifMit, IVrak. attacked ;i part) on an Mtete, I MDUMMtedi bandil Tins was m hang, w,. c; 'bandits m LI arch of udin with him. In the pi v been tion three h Kedai suspected ithe
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    EMERGER TRIAL POSTPOR
    51 4 On grounds tn E High Court poned foi i n j nesf. S: n X I rirar B on Nov. 1 The Deputj ti] w. Mr D making an ap| post I that "i... tad take p a .ition oi The J cation >. si to Fob
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    For Khuang
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    Claims Trial
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    Carried Pass
    28 4 the M uai Rauf, on the driv< car, A■ For irn i p ;i Bukil li Dents m bifl vi Kean were ea<*h •i tai b
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    ATJEH BARTER TRADE OFF-OFFICIAL
    272 5 Merchants Get 2 Months Grace Standard Stall Correspondent PENANG, Thore. Penang merchants were officially informed toda) \\u\\ ihe aalhorities m Djakarta ha\«* withdrawn the barter irti'le farilitirs for Atjeh ami 1 1 1«- surrounding islands of Simeuloe, Mas ««ir., with effect from December I >. la>t
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    RAAF Unit Completes 500 Sorties
    32 5 RAAF Unit Completes 500 Sorties Squa I la Fed i• R i i teh Jand, a the target i i iii Mala i Squadron m mdii ■•>■•• i >>' iti lal nda the the
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    Gets New Post
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    Fraud Charge
    60 5 WEI KIM HOCK (47) of New Bridge Road was tenta- Ply charged m the Singapore p rsl Police Court yesterday cheating Arumugam, by lestly inducing him to cr $80 to him al the P W D. quarters m Upper Wilkie Road on Dec. 31, !asr year. Wee was
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    It's For Your Children'—B.A.
    259 5 It's For Your Children'— B. A. *ND FOR SETTLERS SftaadaW Siaff «»rri»f>on«lent \f! I PATAM, Thurs.-Scttlers m the Padang Resettlemml Camp who attended the owning MiM »ma School were told by the British Kr 1 ih. Mr A B. Ramsay that Government ghriag them ?i> year title deeds initially and
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    MOVE TO AID THE BUILDERS
    115 5 Standard Staff Reporter AMENDMENTS to the Building and Trisha By-Laws of the Singapore City Council will be moved at the special meeting of the Councillors on .I<*n. 31 by the President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. The amendment to the Building By-Laws is designed to
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    RPA Holds Meet
    39 5 Standard StalT Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Thins The Committee of the RubberProducers' Association met toiay to discuss various aspects m connection with the census of members of estates staffs for purposes of manpower, it is reported here.
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    Finance Cases Put Off
    177 5 Standard Staff Reporter TWO FINANCE cases scheduled io bo heard m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday were postponed to Feb. I', on the applications of defence counsel, Mr. DS. Marshall. The cases were against Chua \V\\ Hock, proprietor >f Eng Ho Seng, Beach Road,
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    Air Chief In Geyon
    100 5 Air Chief In Gey on AIR MARSHAL Sir Francis Fogarty, Commander-in Chief oi Far East Air Force, Bew from Singapore t° Negombo, Ceylon, vestevday tor a routine visit to the RAF m Ceylon With Hongkong and Malaya. Ceylon forms F.E.A.F.a command area The Air Marshal will be j•- </ tor
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    Two-Man Probe On Gratuity
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    Another Long Balckout
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    SHAW BROS. TO CHEER 8,000
    118 5 Standard Staff Correspondent iPOH. Thurs.~-O;ie thousand of Ipoh's pour who are over sixty years old will receive Chinese New Year gifts, totalling more than $5,000 from :>e Sii.Vvv Brothers Organisation m the Ipon Jubilee Park ot January 21. The distribution of gifts by the Shaw
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    Public Invited To Lectures On Geography
    128 5 THE GEOGRAPHICAL Society, University of Malaya, is sponsoring a series of six public lectures on topics connected with Malaya and Southeast Asia. They will be held m the Oei Tiong Ham Hall of the University m Cluny Road at 8.15 p.m. on the following
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    Postal Dept. Ready For New Year Rush
    146 5 PENANG, Thurs. Additional collections from letter boxes m the town and the suburban areas will j be made by the Postal Department during the week prior to Chinese New Year Day to cope with the usual Chinese New Year mail rush. This was
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    Feather's Transfer
    19 5 MR Edmund Loh, a teacher from Mahmud School, Raub, has been transferred to Clifford School. Kuala Lipis.
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    No Permit To Export
    104 5 CHI A N r EE YONG (25), was fined $150, In default one month's simple imprisonment, by the Singapore Thii.i Criminal District Judge, Mr S E. Teh yesterday, when he admitted trying to export goods without the permission of the Controller >r [mports at id Exports.
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    Radio-Photo Service To Be Extended To HK Feb. 1
    224 5 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S radio -photo transmission service which at present links the Colony with the United Kingdom, will be extended to Hongkong from February I. Mr. R.C. Hampton. Assistant Manager of the Cable and Wireless, told The Standard yesterday. This
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    Red Cross To Absorb WSL
    206 5 Standard Maff Correspondent PEIVANC, Thurs. A proposal to amalgamate the Penang ami Province Welleslry branch of the Women** Service I^ea^ue with the British Red Cross Society *aunanimously agr«M»<l lo at the annual general meeting of the WSL at the Kesidenrv toda>. Mrs. R. P. Bingham,
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    $15,000 Bail In Opium Case
    61 5 BAIT. OF (15.000 m \m > sureties wa> offered t> Ltm Cheng Mtri m the Singapore Third Criminal District Courl yesterday, when tie claime 1 trial to lia\iiig m bis possession f)8 pounds of raw opium it (ia!e 2 of the Singapore Harbour Board m
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    Rescue Van
    61 5 photo. > I HIS 80 cwt. rescue i vehicle for the Singapore Defence Training School 1 will be used to train vol--1 unteers in the art of res- ruing people from bombed buildings. j As it stands it is not fully equipped with accessories connected with rescue work.
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    Councillor Appeals To Sit, Vote In Council
    168 5 Councillor Appeals To Sit, Vo te In Council Standard «tt <. orn->.|u»nd<*!*l rht im rase m iin ivhi i «a elected M »r la i i ths i■ > i Ordinance of* hea A ite I tha ti I with the i mi < ian 12.40Q ■I y Incurred m
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    3-Day Recital
    26 5 SIK.H ;i esl s daar .r 1 Singh lus cood ided t♦ recital of the Sikh*< i Gra tl Km. line S ia faipinf
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      44 5 jß^jj^vifo nosed shave- /^SntH he didnt LiKE/rrxxfrN VS^W 1 l*'^^ TH'WAVHia /GETIT...HI3 W*T > WJ^ iff— t!?hoi)?E? BODY /HEBUSTED /OWNER MANWAo (GUY'SKNOCtfIN 1 -^^,^iV/ I^3l •■-If WM 'M^ HO^ E! V SickJX, A BLOOD /OF THAT 00lN 1 DOWN V TH 1 EARS OFF'N > ?>>' I
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    Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper ,$8 Per Second
    554 6 Singapore Standard Independent Morning Newspaper ,$8 Per Second MJJJOMBS r busts. Parachutes into panti< So runs an an neni n th< A can ma:... v MColli< Id to 1 list: Gun nto b itti Sv ords a hoots into evening sh Bomb pots and pans. Tanks into I Scarcity into
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    DEAR SIR...
    280 6 Malaya's most prolific letter writer has contr ib uted over 12,000 Setters to the Press rro the majority of our m Singapore, "L.C.L." is only the pene of a prolific writer and ai contributor to the I 1 hides the identity of. a wn persi i y, Mr.
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    Review of View
    688 6 Revi ew of View Local Man NOW thai Malaya has already military general as the Hil;; Commissioner, Utusan Melayi believes that scon names wil be put up for a Deputy Higl Commissioner. Trie papei thinks that the post of deputj High Commissioner should be he'd by a local citizen surf]
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    We the PEOPLE
    169 6 We the PEOPLE POLITICS, MEN AND ANIMALS unwanted by Labour, he now declares himself Independent Labour. Tell us where you sre going Mr. Manyam! ANTI EXPLOITATION Spore. Sir:— We have no dearth of political parties m Singapore. Mr. J. G. Nepali has hopes of becoming the founder of a "POLITICAL
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    Amd Here Is Letter 12.000-Plims—
    417 6 Amd Here Is Letter 12.000- Plims Mr; i ommerce is tin very life-blood of Singapore So it has been ever since the days of that wise and farseeing Empire-builder. Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles and so will it be so long as the commerce of the world is conducted by the
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    200 Turned Away
    138 6 Sir;—I sent my nephew to the Haig Road School on January 14th., 1952 for enrolment. I was informed by the Principal that all morning classes had been filled up and there was no afternoon school. I saw at least 200 boys who were of suitable school ago
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    THE BANDBOX SOLDIER COMES TO MALAYA
    470 6 THE BANDBOX SOLDIER COMES TO MALAYA 1 L IFTY tnree-yeai-oia oeneiai oji 1 Gerald Walter Robert Templer. X.C.8.. C.M.G.. D.5.0.. who has been appointed High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, has been holding the post m Britain of Commander-in-Chief, Eastern Command. He was Britain's youngest general m the war
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    Acheson Exposes Red A-Plan
    341 7 Their Momentous* Concessions Said I hive i.eai\s Old S WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (UP) Secretary State Dean Vchesoii -.:i»i ai his press conference yesterday thai ihe "momentous" proposals thai uviel Foreign Hinister Vishinskj has made on si! control seek h> continue :i paper prohibition s atomic weapons
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    Final Big-Two Meeting Today
    15 7 Final Big-Two Meeting Today House at I I bo Further the I ,i s todai
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    Moccow Tightens Travel Ban
    6 7 Moccow Tightens Travel Ban per- ruesd
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    US Ready With New Proposals
    99 7 I State portanl United C mmis- beg its work. A Gross ent m a itical oew Russ the D;sHe did ..ew U.S. i be. A -es m s I the pr ::d be contained m tl c papers on I conve lid the CS. wil
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    Churchill Invested As Member Of US Society
    198 7 Churchill Invested As Member Of US Society lIM.ION. Jan. 17. (IP). Prime Minister hurt hill, staunch champion of the British ras invested on Wednesday as a hereditary the Society of Cincinnati, whose members (l.m i s trom officers who fought and won the tependence against Britain. c p! c foi
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    Egypt Warns Powers Against Aiding British To Keep Canal Open
    235 7 J. A PARIS, Jan. 17, (UP).— Mahmoud Azmi Bey, spokesman for Egyptian Foreign Minister Salah El Din Pasha, declared yesterday that his government would consider as a 'hostile act" any assistance given to Britain by other powers to keep the
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    Thugs Shoot Four In Village Near Jakarta
    66 7 JAKARTA. Jan. 17 (AP)— Three policemen and a boy of 12 were machine-gunned to death m a village only 10 miles south of Jakarta. The policemen, representing the .Milage's entire security furce, foughfc. a gang of 30 wellarmed thugs who had ransacked the
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    UK Charges Iran With Pact Violation
    235 7 LONDON. Jan. IT. (Reuter) Britain charged Persia witr violating' the Angio-Persiat treaty of 1857 as well as normal international practice anc '"all canons of conduct be tween state and state" m i note delivered m Teheran yes terday m protest against the Persian decision
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    Plane Crash: All Safe
    50 7 EDMONTON, Alberta. Jan. Vi fUPi-A United States Air Force C-47 transport crashed m a snow-covered field 40 miles south of here yeste r d a y and flipped over on its back but Royal Canadian Air Force rescue officers said the 14 persons aboard escaped injury.
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    Stassen Enters Minn. Primary
    74 7 ST PAUL. Minnesota, Jan. 17. (UP' Harold Stassen officially entered the March 18 Minnesota presidential primary yesterday and told a news conference thai General Douglas Mac Arthur should be reinstated as the Pacific Commander. Stassen said that the "summary di.smis.sal" of Mac Arthur wa> on e
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    PI Chinese Millionaire Held For Deportation
    234 7 Shinned Vital Goods To Reds MANILA Jan 17, (AP).— A Chinese national who has Amassed 'a fortun; m the vegetable oil business^ Manila was thrown into the army stockade itOW Murphy last night on charges of fi an f '"Vhin^ Com of a cargo
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    ARABIAN RECEPTION
    43 7 photo. Arabian Ambassador to London, gave a reception recently to celebrate the 26th anniversary of Kinff Ibn's reign m Arabia. Here (left to rl^ht) at the reception, are: Miss Thorayya, Miss Bauthavna. both daughters of the Ambassador, on the ritfht. AP
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    Farouk Gives Thanks, Cairo Goes On Spree
    147 7 CAIRO. Jars. 17. (Reuter)— Cheering crowds thronged Cairn .streets yesterday celebrating the birth of a Crown prince to King Farouk and his 18-year-old commoner Queen. The King who has three daughters of a previous marriage smiled and said: "El Kamdul man" 'thanks be
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    Yoshida Offer Bid To Win US Ratification
    101 7 Yoshida Offer Bid To Win US Ratification CHIANG RECOGNITION WASHINGTON, Jan. 1". d !'i Diplomatic tcrs interpreted Prime Minister Shigcni IToshida*f assurance that Japan plans earh recogiiition ol Nationalist Chbui as an "obviovs" bU for early rattftca* i li{»n by the United States ol tl.r lapanesc peace treaty. D< I
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    Nehru's Party Well Ahead
    63 7 Nehru' s Party Well Ahead NEW DELHI. I er) Pr< Nehru's Congr< Party was w m the m India's genera 447 victoi Les to 'he Comdidat< S tie 740 resu]t the 4,000 tota have been aniced. Finance Minister s Deshmukh, \vl 42.000 majority i l X j a near Bombay,
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    20 Hurl In Mine Blast Under Train
    93 7 SAIGON, Jan. 17 R< T vent: Cambodians were m i yest< day when a mine exploded under a train while it was p ing over a bridge about 4.5 miles northwest <>f the Cambodian capital ('l Pnompenh. The bridge collapsed .'md the Locomotive
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    NATO Council Meeting
    23 7 LONDON. Jan. IT. fAP) I i j North Atlantic Council veste a.i- called to meet m Lisbon on Feb 16.
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    Held N'list Troops: No Solution
    115 7 TAIPEI, Jaa 16. (UP) I Foreign Office yesterday discounted reports 'hat the Nationalist soldiers interned by France on a small i I off the south coasi of [ndo-China would join Vietnamese m fighting the Communists. One high source told ted Press thai to the of
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    Salan: I-C Rebels Suffer Huge Losses
    10 7 Salan: I-C Rebels Suffer Huge Losses Black 1 1,000 i
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    De Lattre To Be Buried Beside Son
    105 7 KR [S .1.-:. IT IKI Marsha > Dt- Tassignj tCif mission* immande m lit i: „t Notre Dame ithedral Pareds. his B Lace, to be mt«-i iod b>' B< i i n m Ini President Pn Frances tril ite to a Premier Ph
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    DEEP-SEA FISHING BEGUNS
    194 8 2 Trawlers Cast Nets Off Spore Standard Shipping Reporter TWO former Japanese deep-sea fishing trawlers, recently purchased by a Hongkong firm with interests m Singapore, have left the Colony on their first trawlin? operation m Malayan waters. The vessels. Shing Sun No. 1 and Shing Sun No.
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    BOAC Pick The Crews
    180 8 ROYAL FLIGHT TO NAIROBI Two of 8.0.A.C.'i most experienced Captains «och has flown more than two and a half million miles will command the Argonaut aircraft m which Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will fly from London Airport to Nairobi on Jan. 31 on
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    Nepal Plans To Build 5 Aerodromes
    84 8 NKW DELHI, Jan 17 (AFP). Weil-informed sources disclosed here last night that ttve i airfields will be shortly under construction m Nepal. These sources said that the airfields could play an impor- 1 tanl part m the country's de- 1 fence which was the
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    12.000 th Vessel
    46 8 In R (tterdam, the L2,oooth vessel m 1951 entered the porl on Nov. 21. It was the British motor vessel Susie i);i\ ier*, coining from Newcastle. In 1950. the 12,000 th ship of the year entered the harbour of Rotterdam on Dec. l').
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    British Ship Meets Bad Luck Twice
    104 8 British Ship Meets Bad Luck Twice HONGKONG. Jan. IT. (AP). It was double trouble yesterday for the 1,023 ton British steamship, [nchulva. The [nchulva steamed out of Honjjkong harbour on Tuesday to pick up a cargo at Swatow but didn't very far. A collision with the incoming Chinese vessel, Lee
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    Edendale Refloated
    36 8 HONGKONG. Jan. 17 (AP) The 9."*3-ton British-regis-tered steamship. Edendale. was refloated on Tuesday —19 days after running aground on a sandbank inside Swatow harbour, a message from the Moiler's tug. Prince Salvor, said today.
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    US Merchant Navy Reaches New Peak
    177 8 NEW YORK. 4merican shipping reached a »pk j post-war peak during 1951. hut the activities of Lniled Siales-flag vessels were characteriußed mainly by martial ami rehabilitation effort*. Frank J. Taylor, President of the American Merchant Marine Institute, says m a re\ iev» of maritime
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    But Shipping Faces Keen Competition
    73 8 But Shipping Faces Keen Competition WASHINGTON, Jan. IT (UP) Tiie Nations Federation of American Shipping said yesterday thai "lie United States merchant fleet is facing increased E »reign competitions. It reporte i that 14 mn tries. which possessed no merchani ships prior to World War Ii now have a total
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      41 8 Despatches TODAY: Palembang H a.m. by Marosa, Djambi 8 a.m. by Sirusa. South and Easl Africa noon by Ruys, Djakarta and Sourabaya 6 p.m. by Ophir. Arrivals TODAY: U.S.A. ('.-tiers and parcels > by P r c siden t Bu han m.
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    S'PORE PEPPER TRADE SLOWS DOWN
    364 9  -  T. J. LIM, »1 Standard Market Reporter Imports From ill Meagre; locks Low SINGAPORE dealers are experiencing a g down m the pepper business compared a year ago when fortunes were made or m violent price fluctuations on an active rket. T 1 /-t an
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    Produce Market In Singapore Eases Slightly
    27 9 Produce Market In Singa pore Ease s Slightly m Sin- yes.rket. H per with no :s at y easier. ted at ptttn Copra Coconut oil bier Pepper
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    Rubber Up On Small Turnover
    63 9 Standard Market Reporter A SMALL turnover of business was recorded m the Singapore rubber market yesterday, with prices being maintained at half-a-cent per lb. above Wednesday's levels. There was a certain amount of business among dealers switching positions, but otherwise the market was featureless. Factories
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    NOON PRICES
    66 9 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday tJan. 17) were (per 1b >: Buyers Sellers No 1 Spot Loose $1.40 $1.40J No 1 RSS F.OB. January $140 $140] February $1.39 51.391 No. 2 $1.35 $1.35| No. 3 $1 32 1.32| RMA 1 on Reg. February $1.40
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    Lower Tins Fail To Draw Buyers
    158 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE. Thurs Although sellers of Malayan tin shares reduced their prices today, buyers were not attracted at the lower levels and only a small volume of business \va< written. lustrials ntinued firm v.i. c business In rubber shares was barely sufficient
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    Fu Shing's Assets Tolal HK $5.5 Mil.
    91 9 HONGKONG, Jan. 17. (ReuterAAF»— The Fu Shing Bank, which suspended business on Jan. 7. will hand over part of the le?a! documents regarding investment and share holdings to its creditors for their disposal. A preliminary report on the three- day audit of the
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    Britain Getting Deeper In Debt
    78 9 Britain last month boughi Ironi Western Europe nearly J150.U00,000 worth of goods more than she sold to that area and paid for only about half of her purchases. The European Payments Union reports that the sterling area paid £25.000,000 m sold and dollars for December.
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    Industrial Diamond Demand Growing
    59 9 A marked increase m world demand for gem and industri.il diamonds is reported by the De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd which controls an international near-monopoly on diamond production and sales. In 1951 this concern sold gem and diamonds worth £46.780.032 compared with £38.357.698 last year. Comparative
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    100 9 COMMODITY PRICES RUBBER THE l:>test Singapore rubber prices yesterday were per lb: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot Loose 81.40 $1,401 F. 0.8. m bales Feb. No 1 R.S.B 51.40 $1.40] No 2 K.S.S 51.35 $1,351 No 3 RSS $1.32 $1,321 Tone: Quiet. LONDON RUBBER Thursday's opening prices per lb. were:
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    New Shell Service Station For Katong
    392 9  - New Shell Service Sta tion For Ka tong rHRISTINE DIEMER I R*r A NEW Shell Service station was opened on j« Dhfat Road yesterday for the convenience of motorist m Katnnff Singapore s largest suburb. This wa ;i,inilfsSS constructed by Shell wHhin th last two years and more are planned,
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    New Service By Chartered Bank
    425 9  -  Big Safe Deposit Vault CHRISTINE DIEMER, Standard Staff Reporter By of th c hank, each of whom has a separate combination unknown to the other. These combinations are deposited m another bank and are not known to any third person. At the far side of
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    London Parley On German Debts
    67 9 THE United States. Britain, France and West Germany have agreed to caU an intemationaJ conference on German extern;) 1 debts on Feb. 28 m London. Twenty-seven countries with creditor interests and banks for international settlements have been invited to <end Government and private representatives to
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    39 9 ECA has supplied nearly 30 tons of rice seeds to a total of 2.776 families m North Vietnam and distributed ***** tons of chemical fertiliser*, to about 500.000 famine* m North, On -A P. 1 tral and South Vietnam.
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    Prospects Good For Tin, But Bad For Rubber
    554 9 Brown's Review Says: TWO SPECIAL articles m Brown's Malayan Economic Review published today deal with the prospects for the rubber and tin industries m 1952. Regarding tin the Review says that cond I mi o tput and prices are not Likely to
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    TIN SALE PACT DETAILSTODAY
    285 9 WASHINGTON, Jan. 17 (AP):— An Anglo American Metals Exchange agreement involving the purchase by the United States of 20,000 tons of Malayan tin at US$l.lB a pound f.o.b. Singapore is being prepared for publication, possibly tomorrow. The tin agreement is part of the deal m which
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    RI IN FAVOUR OF USA TIN BUYING PLAN
    112 9 WASHINC X >.\. J m 17, i.\P> Tin soukvs bere said the U.S. Gov< rnmeoi if oon siderir<3 p •<; I uy [ndoi c n tin K| ;i fluctuating price i i to an Ai!iiT.. an \n The plan wa.^ said to
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    CHICAGO FAIR
    33 9 The U.S. Senate ha.s passed and sent to the Wfiite House a joint resolution asking the President to invite foreign countries to be represented a: the Ch international trade fair. UF.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    42 9 HONGKONG, lan. 17— Special Standard Servi C ing prioej on the H r :L'i: E* daj were HK515.22 to £1 St< ling 675toUS$!:riK (14 to Mala; m (1 HI I I i <me Indonesian Supi > 1 HK5.i21.75 on one I
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    JUIOR LEAGUE PAGE
    12 10 IN 1951, CUBS, SCOUTS AND ROVERS SAVED 4* LIVES
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    STUART CHASED HIS BROTHER WITH A CARVER...
    520 10 STUART CHASED HIS BROTHER WITH A CARVER... TT'S not always easy for Boy Scouts to do "one good deed a day" the high standard they set themselves. But somehow or other they generally manage it. Anything counts, from helping an old lady across the road to saving a life. And
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    Buckshee? That's When An Arab Makes A Gift!
    462 10  -  J^VERY week letters pour into The Standard office from readers m Malaya and overseas. iJ h l* Week Diana Cowlev wr »tes first from Benina, iNortn Africa... TTERE m Benina there are Ax no shops where we can buy vegetables and groceries
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    MIEOUW
    44 10  -  I CAID the cat to her kittens? come through. Don't play m the door as 2 you do. 2D D 1?* daft silly Pranks, Made your father a 2 J "Manx," J And cut your grand- 1 > mother m two. J M. DOMICAN.
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    HERE'S A SNOW VILLAGE WHICH YOU CAN MAKE
    166 10 HAVE you ever tried carving houses out of salt? It's fairly easy to do if you're careful and patient and it won't cost you very much. Half a block makes one house. Shape the top for a roof, including chimney. Mark doors
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    Animal Facts
    92 10 FEW other carnivorous anivials have as powerful teeth as the hyena. They are endowed with remarkably developed sharp cutting blades, as well as others fitted for crushing. One of the ways to distinguish a crocodile from an alligator is the fourth tooth on each side of the lower
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    SMART GUY
    27 10 ""Y"OU must think automobiles X grow on trees," father reared when Ted dented a fender "Silly man." Ted grinned. "Everybody knows they come from plants."
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      172 10 I MORNING SHOW TOMORROW 9. m I'l"^ i 3 SHOWS: #.^.T. 6../0. i#i MmmiMM n >'> t> rWY MAITM •"llUn IEJGH 6LOIU DttUVQI M% jl CBMC lIACKCN ANN MILLER W( aaHlwtuMiiKt «Bt» CROSev Imi chmuvui ■-■^^''*L. ''JGjfan t f y- I TOMORROW ii' Xiii Knife against tomahawk as Wyatt faces
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      155 10 ißilliflJl#iw«iilfa I rpoDAVi FORECAST:— After 1 > X neutral morning, the after- <* > noon will be very trylnc. 5 Do not attempt anything beyond your normal activities, and do 5 J 1 on *«ek to smooth out < c dil c 1 »e»- Mohey worries. i disappointments. Incidents and
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      284 10 CROSSWORD FOR PLEASURE ackos, new SERIES-No. 71 I— Collection of facts T mm^^ m TT mm *k r~ mm T m mm T mmm T— mm r~*~m Maa-^—.., 4-Spara '23 45^78 9/O 12— Man's r» T nicknam* '3 /</ 13— Alaskan 14— Be m debt 7c r— 77: r? T"
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      354 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (4M id A 41 m.) 18 am. Emergency News (K.L.): P-m. The Radio Orchestra; LJB News: 1.43 Dance Music Art Van Damme Quintet; 6.15 Programme Nummary: 6.17 Forces Favourites; »>..>•> Announcements Si Singapore Share Market Report; 7 p.m. News; 4 "IS JH c M
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    Thais Get Another Beating
    134 11 Thais Get Another Beating LONDON. Jan. 16 (Router)— fne Thai Rugby Union touring team were beaten 14-0 by Old Paulines at Thames Ditton to-day,-but they gave an interesting display. Though giving away considerable weight m the set scrums, they gained possession frequently and when the ball came loose they were
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    NEW MARKET, CLICKITY CLICK DO SOUND WORKOUT
    231 11 NEW MARKET, CLICKITY CLICK DO SOUND WORKOUT By NEWMARKET and Clickity Click drew attention lo their chances when they did a sound trial yesterday over siv furlongs m the company of Epsom Derby They left Epsom Derby four lengths behind runninhalf a mile m 55$ and the last three m
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      952 11 CLASSIFIED ADVEHYISEMEMTS ACKNOWLEDGMENT ][)ATO Sir Cheng-lock Tan thanks all those who have sent congratulations and will send proper acknowledgments as soon as possible. ANNOUNCEMENT \V 7 E wish to notify the public that the recent pubUca- n ol the Internationa] Variety Concert of the Church Q* the True Light was
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      686 11 NOTICES KENG SENG LONG TVOTICE is hereby given that x all creditors and others having any claim or claims against KENG SENG LONG also known as KENG SENG LONG AND COMPANY which carried on business as Commission Agents at No. 31 Boat Quay, Singapore should give notice m writing to
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      266 11 SITUATION VACANT MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG Appointment of medical officer and assistant health officer and Deputy Registrar of Deaths. APPLICATIONS are invited from qualified registered j medical practitioners lor the post of Medical Officer mid AsI sistani Health Officer and Deputy Registrar of Deaths for I the Municipality of
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      174 11 NOTICE j NATURALIZATION OTICE is hereby given that DAVID BOEN c/o V.M.C.A. Orchard Road, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalization, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalization should not be granted should send a writj ten signed statement of the j facts to the Colonial
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      26 11 Mtvlotr are race finishes of the Sinutipore rawm I oit Wednesday. I JKS'ffi^S?"'"'"'"***''-'-''' ii HtM** M i\\ i i IL mKrm ■■>. 'v>e» V* ..<•:■>»:.>; wi"\^ :V-x JBl
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      360 11 WEIGHTS FOR 3rd DAY HEI.OW arc the weights for tomorrow's races, third d;n of !!»<• Singapore Tur£ Club's Spring meeting. CL 3, Div. 1 3 F, Merry (io Round 8.03 Kudora 8.13 Twelfth nf \FUia Studio 8.02 Rimfire 8.1? AnSst 000 Rt>tinll^ 8.01 Full Stop 8.11 mrVtohi On 813 Piercebridgre
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      223 11 Seiangor Race Entries THE Selangor Turf Club hai decided to include classes 4 and 5 horses m their Gold Lup meeting on Jan. 26. 28 and leu. 2 This is m addition to the class 1 and 2 horses originally catered for. This move Is made as It. Is doubtful
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      219 11 Per ...n Lori X X J G r. X Piraeu XX Potentate He Qulcki an x x Kal Kahai X I Red Ownrtton X Iteve de Gi< X x Rebuke X I Batio Lk-ht X Scotch ExprfM S.lver Crest X BoUr Btnrl;i{ht X X 8 tar Lodes X X BadM
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    49 FOR COLONY BOXING
    409 12 A TOTAL of 49 boxers from the Navy, Army. Royal Air Force, Police and Civilians will compete for Singapore Amateur Boxing Association novices' championships on Jan. 21. 22 and 23. T-.e biggest entry totalling 1< c from the R"Vai Air Force v. ere there are two
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    SELANGOR'S SOCCER TEAM FOR N.S. GAME
    72 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The following will represent TSie Se'angor State m a friend- game of. soccer against the N.S. State XI on Saturday at Seremban. This game is m aid of the N.S. Squatter Resettienlent Sports Fund. Tan Huck Gay; Mitchell, Xavier. Cheok Foo.
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    S'pore Sappers Bow To BODCA
    302 12 JUNIOR KO HOCKEY BODCA fc \svrc iii top form against the Singapore Royal Engineers m their Junior Section >.H.A. Knock-oat hockey tournament match at St. George's Roa«l yesterday. BODCA entered the semifinal of the competition after beating the Sappers by 1 three goals to nil.
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    Football Results
    108 12 LOXDOX. Jan. 16 (Reuter] Football Results: F.A. Cup third round replays: Blackburn Rovers 2 Notts Forest 0. Derby County 0 Middlesbrough 2. Everton 1 Leyton Orient 3. Gateshead 3 Ipswich Town 3 (after extra time). Swindon Town 0 Cardiff City 0 (after extra time). Wolverhampton 4 Manchester City
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    Chinese Ath. Hold Dance And Social
    75 12 THE Chung Wah Football Association (Chinese Athletic) will hold their annual social and dance on Jan. 28 at the Sea Siew Hotel ballroom. There will be special dancing exhibitions. MC for the night will be Mr. Kingsley Morrando of Radio Malaya. Tickets are obtainable
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    P & T WIN KEY MATCH
    118 12 P T WIN KEY MATCH TAIPING, Thurs— In a key hockey league match played here last evening the Taiping Chinese Recreation Club suffered their first defeat when they lost 3-1 to the Postal and Telecommunications XI. The winners scored first through Gamany m tb<; first half. The Chinese replied throug.i
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    RAOC Favourites For Army Hockey
    66 12 No. 30 BATTALION R.A.O.C will meet R.A. Blakan Mati m the semi-final of the Army knock-out competition at 223 8.0.D. ground to-day. 30 Battalion are favourites for today's game which if they win will entitle them to the match against R.E.M.E. m the final R.A.O.C.
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    MALAYA'S KEENNESS BEST GUARANTEE FOR SPORTS SUCCESS
    976 12  - MALAYA'S KEENNESS BEST GUARANTEE FOR SPORTS SUCCESS KEN JALLEH By MALAYA is ripe for athletic improvement. Athletic performances are high, considering the technique adopted, but if the country s athletes are prepared to work at their training, nothing will stop them from considerable improvement this year. i The British AA
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    DANIEL MAKES A PROMISE....
    157 12 BARKWAY. yesterday picked on Daniel Sng, the Colony's most promising schoolboy athlete, for a special session. Said Barkway to Daniel: "Promise me that you will take up the long and high jump. You have the sprinting ability for both these events. I want you to do
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    FA CUP REPLAYS
    53 12 FA CUP REPLA YS LONDON. Jan. —Bevised Fourth R, Cup ties lo! v. plays are: Blackburn R City. Chelsea trs Tr.,Middlesbrough Rovers. Birmingham CV Orient. v_- 1 1 Liverpoo. V. wanderers. Date an i ground second replay of th< Town-Gateshead tie has not ye! The winners vvi to Wes- Bromwicti
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    Govt. Halts CRC Building
    40 12 Govt. Halts CRC Building TAIPINV, new Reero,,ing has been rBkm by the c; put up th<- ing along Statr The estims building is The e;ub has reapply m a few n The present skilled Lab v given for the stated.
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    Johanscn Told To Get Ready
    46 12 Johanscn T old To Get Ready LONDON". Denmark's new European ing champion, t: ed to defend his British champion WcGovern befon The British B Control made men| on \>v. pean Boxing tJn and that promoten v of the boys have up I to arrange the contt
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    STORE BUSINESS HOUSES LEAGUE
    181 12 AFFILIATIONS for the 1952 Season of 29 clubs, representing 31 teams were approved at a committee meeting of the Singapore Business Houses F A recently. All Clubs which played m last years leagues have re-affiliated, and the new clubs are Jacks S C, Boustead S.C. East
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    A SARONG FOR THE COACH
    127 12 IT WAS time for autograph signing and souvenir giving at the end of the Barkway course yesterday. Women teachers and women athletes after producing autograph books, suddenly produced a blue-covered parcel. A surprised but delighted Barkway asked permission to unwrap the parcel and found that
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    Hopes For World Lightweight Title
    54 12 CHICAGO, Jan. 17 (AFP) Young lightweight Luther Rawlings of Chicago defeated Enrique Bolanos of Los Angeles last night by a technical knock-out m the fifth round of a scheduled ten-round fight. Rawlings will probably meet Jimmy Carter at the end of February m Chicago for
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      107 12 IT—WHO Wl LL WIN?-] *^:'j^^ '^x:-. v' 2 X ■■rCiiflflil *'A WIN ON DISQUALIFICATION DOES NOT SATISFY ME! Complains Chief LITTLE WOU "EVERYBODY IS AGAINST ME" Laments KING KON<"LET'S SEE WHO IS TOPS WITHOUT INTERFERENCE" FINAL DECISION FIGHT (NO bISQUALIFICATION) TO SATISFY EVERYBODY SATURDAY JANUARY 19 9 P.M. KING CHIEF
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