Singapore Standard, 22 January 1952

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    20 1 Sing apo re St and ard ;tt) X. II NO. 204 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1952. 12 PAGES— FIFTEEN CENTS
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    1,025 BANDITS KILLED IN 1951
    157 1 kl VI IXMPIR, Mon.— Bandits suffered n«-a\ie*t losses m the Emergency last year the] had 1,025 killed which was one and it Ihari their total m this category of losses ,i ion* year. ihtv-one bandits were killed m December mtm five more than m November
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    Reds Insist On Airfield Rights
    176 1 »K^<>, Jan. 21 (IP) The Communist truce -.tnl today at Panmunjoni that they would >• r" <Mi their right to build airfields during a .tnni«tirt' and on the "unconditional repatriation" of war prisoners. Communist newsmen warned that full-scale warfare would be resumed unless the United
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    Churchill To Speak In NY Today
    40 1 Churchill To Speak In NY Today 21 <ap^— ss the of importNew c anM lister's Baruch, =>aid that Mr. -nly a hen he hnpellit- »rrow me lal of si ir.^ton did not ota m w ror I Q lei Marj
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    King s African Rifles Arrive
    294 1 To Fight Bandits Standard Shipping Reporter MORE THAN 1,600 troops of the King's African Rifles arrived m Singapore yesterday from East Africa by the troopship Devonshire to fight the bandits. The Devonshire which docked earlier than expected was practically alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves
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    UK DEMAND TO EGYPT
    315 1 'Shift Police Forces From Lanal Zone LONDON, Jan. 21. Britain demanded today that Egypt remove its auxiliary police forces from the Suez Canal Zone and take action immediately to bring "lawless" police and civilians under control. A Foreign Office spokesman said that last Saturday's murder of
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    All German, Jap PoW's Repatriated
    138 1 Soviets Claim: MOSCOW, Jan. 20 (LP) The Soviet Government informed the United States m a note today that it had repatriated all Japanese and German war prisoners except war criminals. The note m reply to an American note of Jan. 8, was delivered to the
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    UK Closes Consulates In Persia
    109 1 TEHERAN, Jan. 21, (AP).— Britain has closed all her nine consulates and vice consulates m Iran, complying with the demands of Premier Mohammed Mossadeq's government which is feeling increasing pressure from both left and right wing extremist groups. Some British consular officials already have burned
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    Bevanites To Demand Jap Treaty Repeal
    161 1 LONDON. Jan. 21: (Reuter) Left-wina groups m the British Labour Opposition will demand the repeal of the Japanese peace treaty as a protest against the Japanese government's declared intention of entering into diplomatic relations with the Nationalist Chinese regime m Formosa when Parliament reassembles
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    RAF Planes Look For Missing Boat
    119 1 LIGHT aircraft of the R.A.F.'s Far East Communications Squadron searched for hours yesterday off Singapore for a converted ship's lifeboat, believed to be broken down, and missing with one man aboard. The boat left Singapore on Sunday night with a Chinese mechanic as its
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    24 Hurt By 7 Terrorist Bombs In I-C
    121 1 24 Hurt By 7 Terrorist Bombs In I-C SAIGON. Jan. 21. (UP) Seven bombs thrown by Communists riding bicycles exploded m the city's crowded streets today injuring 24 passers-by and damaging government buildings. Eight of the injured were reported m a "serious condition." Six of the timed plastic charges exploded
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    Taipei Denies Reports On Li Mi Forces
    178 1 TAIPEI, Jan. 21 (UP)— The Nationalists today officially denied Rangoon reports (published on P. 7) that Nationalist troops from Taipei are "daily swarming through Thailand to join up" m General Li Mi's anti-Communist forces m Southern Yunnan province. Lt. General Chang Yt-ting, while
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    Bandits In Malaya Slip Into S. Thailand
    75 1 BANGKOK. Jan. 21 (AFP)— Thai Chief of Police General Pao told the press today that Malayan terrorists retreating from the British forces were slipping acrors the border into the southern provinces of the country. The terrorists, bowever, have not attempted to create unrest
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    Requiem Mass Held For Slain Nun
    275 1 Requiem Mass Held For Slain Nun ISMAILIA. Jan 21. (ReutorVThe body of Sister Anthony American nun shot and killed en Saturday during a sun battii here, was taken to the packet Roman Catholic church of tl mailia today lor a lequieri mass. Thirty Egyptian police m Mad uniforms and red-tasse!ed
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    Keightley Leaves For Sarawak
    73 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE COMMANDER-in-Chief, Far East Land Forces General Sir Charles Keightiey, left Singapore by air yesterday for Sarawak on a routine visit. While there, he will witness the presentation of the George Cross to Awang Anak Rawang, an Iban tracker who was awarded the
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    US To Negotiate Tin Purchase
    86 1 US To Negotiate Tin Purchase LONDON, Jan. 21 (AFP)— The Washington correspondent of the "Financial Times, quoting an authoritative source, reported today that the United States would shortly negotiate purchases of tin from Indonesia and Bolivia. The correspondent said that an Indonesian delegation was expected shortly to arrive m Washington
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    Another Move To Improve S'pore Traffic
    100 1 THOUSANDS of booklets containing humorous sketches of the common traffic offences seen m Singapore, were handed out by the Traffic Police yesterday to trishaw riders, motor cyclists and motorists m the city. This was a new move made by the head of the Singapore
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 21. —The following are the closing price* of rubber ond tin on the London Market today:— LONDON RUBBER Spot 401 d. c-u 401 d. Apr'./J«ne 39|d. July/Sept. 38 Id. Feb. c Lf 401 d. Market: Dud. I LONDON TIN Spot: £968
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    Rubber For Red China
    26 1 COLOMBO, Jan. 21 (AP)A shipment of 450 tons of rubber for Communist China is to leave Ceylon shortly, local shippers said today.
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    C'wealth Finance Talks Concluded
    56 1 LONDON Jan. 21. (AFP) The Conference of Commonwealth Finance Ministers will come to an end tonight, it was officially announced. The las* plenary session will be held this afternoon An official announcement will be published at the close of the conference and a press conference on
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    18 In Fishing Party Missing
    137 1 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Mon.— A party of 15 Chinese and three Eurasians who went out fishing m six boats during the weekend, have not yet returned. Considerable anxiety has been felt here by their families and friends as, up till noon today, there has
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    Ride Cost Him $100
    32 2 FOR TRYING to avoid payment of 10 cents tare, while travelling m a ST.C. bua. Woo Wai Hoi (21) was fined $100 m th« Singapore Second Police Court
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    NCO JAILED FOR CHEATING TRADESMEN
    1113 2 NCO JAILED FOR CHE A TING TRADESMEN A CHAIN of events triggered oflf by an unfortunate and unhappy marriage," the hiding of a service rifle and 40 rounds of ammunition m the bushes of the grounds of the Shackle Club, the finding of a National City Bank of New York
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    31 2 photo. The candidates, who took part In the children's fancy dress parade at the Gala Fun Fair organised by the Ramakrishna Mission at their Hartley Road Boys' Home, Singapore, recently Standard
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    Cabbages: Raj Hits Price Ramp
    257 2 IT IS "shocking to see from lh e disclosure made by Mrs Robert Eu President of the Sip gapor« Consumers' Association, Tanglin Branch, that cabbages produced m Cameron Highlands are sold at a wholesale price of 20 cents a kati and retailed a: 50 cents
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    PANEL OF LAWYERS TO HELP COLONY'S POOR
    229 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Bar Committee has agreed to give free legal assistance to poor people on the recommendation of the Social Welfare Department. Revealing this to The Standard yesterday, Mr. B. L. Dunsford of the Social Welfare Department, said that the
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    Labour Party Will Meet Next Month
    240 2 Standard Staff Reporter ACTION has already been taken by Mr. Lim Yew Hock. President of the Labour Party of Singapore, to call the annual conference early m February and 'I am fully confident that he will not fail the members m this," said Mr.
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    WOMAN JAILED
    63 2 A CHINESE woman, Tan Van Choo (22), was sentenced m the Singapore First Criminal District Court yesterday to one year's simple imprisonment for having seditious documents. Tan, a former employee of a shoe firm, was living at Cross Street when a party of police raided her premises, and
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    Co-op Stores Stop Rice Distribution
    96 2 Co-op Stores Stop Rice Distribution Standard Staff Reporter THE SINGAPORE Co-opera-tive Stores Limited has, for about a month ceased to distribute rationed rice to its members, said Mr. D. E. Siddons, the Society's President. Mr. Siddons' said this was because of heavy loss incurred by the Society m handling rice
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    Six Fined For Illegal Entry
    131 2 SIX BUGIS tradesmen, Zawawai bin Abas, Chinke bin Raufong Haji Abdul Rashid bin Abdul Latif, Salleh bin Mohamed, Yussof bin Abdul and Osman bin Muffi who sailed into the Telok Ayer Basin on Jan 15, were fined $150 m the Singapore Fourth Police Court when
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    FLIES TO SARAWAK
    30 2 THE Commissioner General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. left Singapore by air yesterday to pay a short visit to Sarawak He will return m a few days time
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    STEADY DROP IN SERIOUS OFFENCES
    815 2 't OLONY POLICE REPORT FOR M9SI r Standard Staff Reporter THE MOST encouraging feature of crime detection m Singapore last year was that the monthly figure of serious offences fell consistently. This was apparent from figures disclosed yesterday by the Acting Commissioner of Police (Crimes),
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    HOUSEBREAKER SENTENCED
    96 2 JOHAR bin Abciuliah .22. was sentenced to one year's -igorous imprisonment m the Singapore Relief Court yesterdaj when he admitted breaking into ihe house of Chan Soon Chew h\ Mackenzie Road on Dec. 11 last year. About 3.30 a.m. fhai day Chan was awakened from bis sleep by
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    DOGS CAN BE TAKEN IN TAXIS
    39 2 Btaaiarj w S-. should not EH Reg A. Rf. V Hi plaini who said dr:vc- and his 0 i sai da Kr such on v )ei' B the his dog soil M that
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    Reds Fear Dr. Sjahrir
    21 2 Reds Fear Dr. Sjahrir of t Mr. I A Mr. 4 i ahead i I I I inisi S n r
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    2,000 POOR GET GIFTS
    91 2 MORE than 2.000 poor and fcged people v;. it* i* ceived gifts of rice, sugar. monr>. cauuVaasi v\\\ m face towel at the Shaw Brothers anni il alms yesterday. They were all over 60 years ot .id i.»nn lying squatter areas and BMBpsags of S agapon
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    3 Spirits Aid Medium
    325 2 Standard Staff Reporter FONG TECK POH is a medium who numbers three powerful spirits as his friends. Every day. countless women and men troubled by the unknown, visit him and put forward their problems to be solved by one of the three spirits. Women who are
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    Stole Bolts From Store, Man Jailed
    124 3 PLEADING guilty to breaki into the store occupied by M i.ayan Construction Soo Kow. aged ii. itenced m the Singapore Relief COuri yesterday, to six r gOTOUS imprisonment. ting on information rei. the Police sent two de- to Kampong Bahru id OH the night
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    Curfew Man Gave Bribe
    106 3 WHEN A FISHERMAN was told by a marine policeman that he had committed an offence by plying his sampan m a curfew area at the Eastern .Tohore Straits, he gave $3 to the officer and said. "Please do not arrest me." This was stated m the
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    She Bought Motor Cycle
    132 3 All because a buyer backed out of a deal over the purchase of a motor-cycle which was subsequently sold to another buyer, Sect Beng Sin, the original owner had to appear on a summons m the City Police Court, Singapore, yesterday. Not only Sect was summoned,
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    FESTIVAL
    41 3 THE INDIAN Fine Arts Society will celebrate the Thyagaraja Festival at the Ramakrishna Mission Hall, 9, Norris Road, this Sunday at 4 p.m. Mr. M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India m Malaya will be iir the clfair.
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    Noisy Woman Fined
    35 3 FOR shouting near the court building m South Bridge Road on Jan. 14, a 42-year-old Chinese woman, Cheok Pek Guat of Tembeling Road, was fined $5 m the Singapore Second Police Court.
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    COIN RACKET NETS 20% PROFIT
    170 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE LATEST racket m Singapore today Is selling brand new coins at ten to twenty per cent profit. This racket is peculiar at this time before the approach of the Chinese New Year and is helped on by the shortage of coins.
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    DRAGON YEAR WILL BE AUSTERE
    550 3  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Standard Woman Reporter Soaring Prices Turn Away The Anxious Shopper THE LONG shadow of Communist Chino will fall more darkly than ever this year upon the most important annual feast day to be celebrated by the free Chinese of Singapore and the;
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    5 Named For Presidency
    69 3 THE 8,000-strong Army Civil Service Union of Singapore is now preparing for its annual delegates conference to take place some time next month. Already five of its branches have held their annual general meetings and nominated five different candidates for the presidency of the Union. They
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    Indies Cabbages: Mrs. Eu Protests
    217 3 MRS. ROBERT EU, |m lifts* of Tunglin Branch of the Singapore CoMWnen' Association, will a*k the Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Bkihc to Imiiiilgatji ihc "dumping" of cabbage* from Indonesia hi local markets to the detriment of Malayan nvtpenh Because of the recent flood* m
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    The Senior Men Get Together
    87 3 The Senior Men Get Together AN ASSOCIATION of ill local senior officers m Division One of the Public Service m Singapore is to be formed to protect their interests. A meeting for this purpose will be held on Thursday, Jan. 24 at 5.30 p.m. m the Department of Pathology, General
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    Teachers' College Reopens
    174 3 Teachers College Reopens Standard Staff Reporter THE Teachers' Training College was once again bustling with life as lectures were resumed yesterday afternoon after the flv e weeks Christmas holidays. The 1,000 student teachers had a busy time taking down their new time-tables which were put up on the notice-board. Many
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    WIDOW, 5 KIDS STARVING
    427 3  - WIDOW, 5 KIDS STAR VING MARJORIE SHANNON By Standard Staff Reporter A LITTLE wretched hut m Singapore's Kirn Keat Road may have been granted "a new lease of life" by Magistrate Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson, who stood down a mandatory order for its demolition, but its chief inhabitant, 29-year-old
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    More Evidence
    57 3 FURTHER EVIDENCE for the prosecution was recorri<-H by Mr. Justice Knifiht at the Singapore Assizei yesterdaj at the trial for murrler on a Sikh watchman named Gura Singh. The accused is alleged to have fatally assaulted a fellow watrhman, Jagit Singh, m a rubber factory at Jurong on
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    Today's Power Cuts
    300 3 SINGAPORE substations liable to load shedding today:— DAY Nanson Rd.. Lam Soon OH Mills, Guan Hln. U.E. Network, U.E. Factory, River Valley Rd.. KUliney Rd., Orchard Rd.. Armenian St. Static, Adelphi. Capitol. Newton 1 and 2, Wayang Satu, Chancery Lane, Balmoral Rd., Dalvey Rd., Chartered Bank. China
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    CLERK GETS HIS SONS
    88 3 CLERK GETS HIS SONS A CLERK. M. J. Appadurai. was granted a decree nisi and the custody of his two sons by Mr. Justice Rogers m the Singapore High Court yesterday. The petitioner said he married Mary Amathan John m Singapore m February, 1931. and had two children. In 1942.
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    $7,000 BAIL
    61 3 BAIL of $7,000 m two sureties was offered to Goh Thian Chew <29>, m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday, when he denied having seven pounds of raw opium The charge alleged thai Goh had the opium m a car by the roadside of Hill Street on
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    WIDOW GETS $10,050
    131 3 WIDOW GETS $10,050 DAMAGES totalling 10.050 were awarded m thr Singapore High Court >cnrday by Mr. Justice Roger* 10 the widow and dependants 'if a hawker, who died as a i-sult of a collision between i lorry and a motor-car at a >usy junction m Singapore's hinatown recently. (living Judgment
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    Made Off With Funds
    128 3 THE SECRETARY of thl Malayan Airways Sports Club, Balakrishan, who pleaded guilty m the Singapore Relief Court yesterday, to criminal breach of trust of $595 was sentenced to eight months' rigorous imprisonment He had live previous convictions four were for breach of trust and one for
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    Exporter Fined
    34 3 FOR TRYING to export from the Colony. assorted goods amounting to $800 without permission from ihe Controller of Imports and Exports, Ling Ke Ing was fined $500 m th<j Singapore Third District
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    Charge Fails
    47 3 RAMAN CHINNAH w tfl ftociued of v ;in| i Nina I on a 7-v. ir-o'd tent to outrage ta r n ty b1 North BttOtU Vl tM Ro id M Ort. 13. !,-< ,t V.-.i b quitted -1 di.srhar«fd m the Singap ,<,» Third Criminal District Cour<
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      42 3 Y.W.C.A.: Ballroom dancing class 5 6 p.m.; Mandarin class beginners 9.30 a.m., advanced 10.30 a.m. V.M.C.A.: Tennis 5 p.m.; MYF Institute Committee meeting 5 p.m.; Malay, French Commercial classes. judo class and St. John Ambulance at 5.30 p.m.; Choir practice 8 p.m.
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    Speaker Sets Poser For Govt.
    240 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Art hisjh Government officials, nirmbety or ministers ol the federation Government entitled to take an active part m the Municipal Klecti.uK or lend their names to :m> n.irtv or person by being members of election sub -committees and putting out manifestoes?
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    Candidates Had A Hectic Time
    202 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon IMP candidates for the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections had a hectic time yesterday when they comfronted hecklers from ail sides, at an election meeting at Bungsar Road. The hecklers were mostly from S angor Labour Party who fired questions at the two
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    Independent Candidate Charges Radio Malaya With Discrimination
    352 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. S.C.E. Singam, Independent candidate for Rungsar Ward yesterday charted Radio Malaya with discrimination. He told an election meeting held m Sentul that he had a serious complaint to make against Radio Malaya. As an Independent candidate he was only
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    Rajasooria Warns Of Political Jobbery Risk
    464 4 Rajasooria Warns Of Political Jobbery Risk Standard Staff Correspondent Remarking that the several parties contesting the rtions seem to be taking their pattern from the 1.'.X.. Mr. Rajasooria observed that the idea seemed to be government of the many by a few. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Speaking at Mr. S. C.
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    Rentpayers Not To Outdo Landlords
    132 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Che Pawanchik bin Mohamed, Selangor Rentpayers' candidate for the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections, m an election speech today, declared that his association did not seek to outdo the landlords. The Rentpayers Association, he said, was not preaching that the rentpayers and the
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    Chinese Want Freedom From Domination
    123 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chinese were not only fighting against domination by a foreign power, but they also wanted to be free from domination by the IMP, said Mr Ong Yoke Lin, MCAUMNO candidate for the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections, at an election meeting at
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    Govt. To Encourage Use Of Tractors
    154 4 KIIALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government is to give every encouragement to padi planters and food producers m the use of tractors for mechanised farming: m order to improve their crop yield and lower cultivation costs. The Federation's Rural and Industrial Development Authority has
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    'Young Blood Needed'
    161 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Referring to the fact that he was the youngest candidate m the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Elections, Mr. D. K. K. Lee, son of Mr. EL S. Lee at the MCA-UMNO election meeting at Imbi Ward said yesterday that the Kuala Lumpur
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    Thuraisingham Criticizes UMNOMCA Merger
    880 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— The UMNO-MCA merger came m for criticism last night at the HIP election meeting m Bukit Bintang when Dato E.E.C. Thuraisingham, the chairman was asked by a questioner why it was he had said that only sections of the MCA and UMNO had
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    WHITE GLOVES FOR NS JUDGE
    185 4 SEREMBAN, Mon. The traditional while gftami were presented to !Mr. Justice (Iharles \1»Im»!I at lihopening of the Negri Semhilan Assizes for I<).">21 < ).">2 loday. When there are no criminal eases on lh<* lisl. Ju<l^r-> are presented with these gloves. The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr.
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    Two Army Casualties
    115 4 Standard Stafl Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, lion.— Between Jan. 16 ;^nd the British forces operating aga bandits m tne federation iered two kijieci and wounded, one aCfioudy The death- ocurred m K-. i par on Jan. !8. when Corporal L.C. Ereland of the 4t C mandos was killed
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    RAILWAY SERVICE TO KL RESUMED
    105 4 RAILWAY SERVICE TO KL RESUMED Standard N.tO j\ THE dir«Mi ra(!v vice brtH^n Siß| Kuala Lump,.,. been cut off m 91 '.ir\ damage Mi r;n! caused I>% was resiinif <i train will Thr tram, uhj,-}, i Singapore j«, >est<rda\ BMM to m« jfce m hii lib|l raif Ha b<'i• c
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    SOLDIER THREW THUNDER FLASH
    83 5 *i. «iard Matt Cnrrr^pomdrnt U V U HJPUE, Mor, Kaharud.l.n hin Samad «,!<! \|ala% soldier. w« „,,la* fiMMfcjj b* fiarun Hi- Sfronil Ma»i*irai.-\ oiirl ami Imunil Ihi o $200 for a prri»J of m war. for r.-r-.!. »J an unlawful a^.nhK mni ■m l»a^t^ of Maiav
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    IMJIN HERO IN S'PORE
    101 5 IMJIN HERO IN S'PORE VMON tof Bri- no S igapore, X >rea to Reds then b a i ittached I the who far- an River A H il -r a si home. i bi c :fa nea tl batUii es iped ma ithed He i i iril] se da Colony
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    Court Told Of Frightened Girl
    308 5 Court Told Of Frightened Girl ni h« tbc SoeiaJ I Jepartinnit if«i and a woman im hi a h»»;w limhin H«»a<l. Bfcrc Maid k> mJ i frij^htrwf d liavi bcoi ill- tm 1 a ire Im I I m yd a.- W ime. .i —em bo 13 afte ihw R
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    NOTE FOR STUDENTS
    179 5 KUALA J IPUI Stu lents, eh c g i ite enti o:' Use I i before Ap Lasi ir require I bo satisf the mini srsil arm faeuli rements, a:.- be ref ered a^ externa Student or' the University beI ;re entr- U> a MCI erna This
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    Lost Ship Returns With Record Catch
    250 5 "HJMKiarii Shipping Reporter THF. tithing trav>it-r Shin«» Sun No. 3, which *a* reported otrrdur la*t *»»«»k. w iih >lr. F*. R. Bank". Ma^it-r Fishrrmaii. «»u titan! rt»tiirn**<l yfslerdav to SinuajMirr uith H,<MH) pouudo of h*ii, which wa* caught with <*»l v 60 Km*. Tne
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    50 5 IPOH Mon Wha' would Year fift from th»* StatGovernmeni is au offic ii! announrftnrat m t >|onda° and Tursda\ Junuan 81 and 29. will 6^ .»bs«*rv«"d i-» holiday^ m Perak Prrvi«»uslv. ihf SuitG«»vt»ramrnt sJ7»*tt<*d Sum dta ■> md Viond i January 2T md tIJ. a?» f>ubii<-
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    834 6 Singapore Standrd Independent Horning Newspaper Mr. Lytelt on's Cuts WHEN Mr. Oliver Lvitelton landed m Malaya he caused considerable lifting of eye-brows locally by observing that "there is no point m giving political progress to people if they get their throats cut Get it into your heads that the first
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    493 6 Review s of Views Doctors From India j SHORTAGE of doctors, engineers. and teachers. should be remedied by in^kinji a special effort to recruit young Indian doctors engineers and teachers from India. So suggested Utusan Melayu editorially. The paper also suggested that the director of Medical Services or the Member
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    TO FIGHT HOOLIGANS?
    83 6 Sir: On behalf of the Voluntary Special Constabulary attached to 'B Division. I wish to protest against the duties being allotted to Voluntary Special Constabulary. May I request the O.C. of this division to explain why the Voluntary Special Constabulary are always allotted duties .1 the New
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    313 6 Sir:— The letter of Mr. N. G. Nugavvela replying to Mr. P. E. Pereira m the "Straits Times" of Saturday demonstrates the utter absurdity of all caste claims prevailing m Ceylon. But it is all too clear that m the Jaffna district the old policy sanctified
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    1126 6  - How To Lose The War In MALAYA JOHN STRACHEY By IT looks as if one of the mn*t serious problems which will fare* lift when the next labour Government take* office, will be South East Asia m general an«l Malaya m particular. Let us face the fact that the situation
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    242 6 Sir: Government sometime ago decided to increase the cost of allowances to Government pensioners. As this increase was retrospective, there is some arrears due to these men who m their youth served the Government and the people of this Colony to the best of their ability.
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    Truman Asks More Aid Funds
    429 7 Record Peacetime Budget Of L 5585,400 Mill ion Listed W \SHI\<;TON. Jan. 21 (AP) President Truman, asking m m billions for foreign aid, told Congress today that the United Slates plans to speed up arms deliveries to Western Europe and other Communist-threatened areas under a
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    PoW'f Prefer To Die Than Return To China
    133 7 KOJE ISLAM) Korea Jan. 21. (IP)— More than 000 of nearly H.OOO < hinese prisoners held behind »i..rh««l uire of allied prison .amp No. I have signed petilions m blood declaring that they would rather die than return to Communist hina. tamp
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    283 7 TEHERAN. Jan. 21, (IP)— lran accepted *23.000.--000 m United Slates Point Four aid yeslerday to help develop the nations troithlrd economy. Premier Mohammed Mossa(itq. alter balking for weeks. wrote a letter of acceptance to William Warne, United States Point Four administrator here. living that
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    229 7 CONGRESS TOLD WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 (UF) President Truman told Coixgress today that the United States must continue its economic and military aid to Asian countries because of the "vulnerability to internal and external aggression" m that part of the world. In his annual budget message
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    Three-Day General Strike In Khartoum
    83 7 KHARTOUM. Jan. 21 <AP> A three-day general strike started at 0800 Saturday. It is the firs: of a series threatened by the Workers Federation m suppo: of Iheir demands for 75 per ceni \v;ijie increases for al] workers whether employed by the Government or not.
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    Red Air Force Can't Drive Off UN Army
    206 7 TOKYO, Jan. 21 (UP t— The Commander of the Fifth An Force m Korea said yesterday that Russia has demonstrated that it can equip its satellites like Red China with high quality Jets as well as meet its own air force requirements
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    Valluy To Leave For Indo-China
    115 7 PARIS Jan. 2] (Reuter)— Jean I Letourneau. Minister for the Associated States of Inrio- ChJnr. ;-ik" General Etienne Jem, Valluy, Inspector General of French overseas forces, Hie planning to leave for Indo-China on Wednesday, usually reliable sources said last night. General V;liuy has been tipped
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    UN Assembly May Close Early Feb.
    220 7 PARIS. Jan. 21 <AP)— The current United Nations General Assembly session may close early m February. Only a spectacular development m the Korean war can prolong i the session, it is general] felt here. Security Council members have betn advised to keep their permanent
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    Medan Editor Gets 6 Mths. Jail Term
    70 7 JAKARTA. Jan. 21 .AFPi The editor-in-chiel ol the Aledan daily '•Rakjat" Mr. Banda H;nahap. has bten sentenced by the ioca! court To .six months impiisonmenl He was held responsible for a series editorials m his daily which were found "injurious" to the prestige
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    Wreck Of Rescue Plane Sighted
    103 7 SEATTLE, Jan 2) DP)— The wreckage of an Air Forct K-i". rescue plane that slammed snow-covered mountaii and Durnod after searching for victims of a Korean ai lifi plane crash was found on Sunday and five of the c;ew members v. i alive A Sikorsky
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    211 7 JAKARTA, Jan. 21. (AFP) IW into priMnw uhirh is daily »r<»uin» iiior«- NrriotM wu* «'lll|»lia«i/«-«{ wj the formation «>f a ii\<-ui:ui Mini^li-ri^l oiiiiiulld presided over l>» Priaae Miainter Siikiman liini»«-M. 1 1»»» decision «/aa lakrn al a ntwi < al»in<*t inrclini: li«n. I* Is no(
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    Mr. Holt Spends A Busy Morning
    216 8 Mr. Holt Spends A Busy Morning MR HABOLO HOLT, Australia's Minister of Labour, National Service and Immigration, made a lightning tour of the X.A.A I m Malaya yesterday and topped it oft' with ;i four-hour operational flight to hit bandit targets m Northern Perak. Mr. Holt flew from Singapore to
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    100 8 AN R.A.F. helic >pter was j used yesterday to locate the; body of an airman from the RAF Ba-i\ Seletar, who was drowned m i'uo Jkkh x Snails on Sunday The airman his name i> being withheld untij relatives m the U.K. have been informed
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    50 8 BANGKOK, In order to aid m the suppression of terrorist activities, the Malayan authorities have proposed to Thailand that new air fields be built along both sides of the Thai-Malayan border. The police forces of both countries are already co-oper-ating successfully m the antiterrorist campaign.
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    171 8 WH \R V t'.S Be: is 23/24 2 Eurj mcd m > '9 Kamun n 4 2 i > 2 Lane: C'P Mm aid ■■>■ 13/14 4 Petei Reed 15/16 4 P Bui >: P Gaitield S dhana i ::7 2 Som: 2 Steel Age 33
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    71 8 PUSAN, Jan, 21 (Re^terAAP>— South Korea wrill < .-wen an air service between Rusan and Formosa as soon 3< the Japanese Government approves Haneda (Tokyo) airport as a junction for Korean planes, an executive of the Korean National Airline said hove yesterday. The Korean National
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    48 8 A U htnin ff tour of the R.AAF. {-J^^"*. StaTSSJS Lincoln Squadron. (Left): Wing Commander R P. Roberts^ J^ Chamsquadron, and Pilots of the ministers airstrike plane. Group Capta n L I w. pion de Crespi?ny. Ten?ah Station Commander. ia on Mr Holt a jeft.
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    308 8 HONGKONG, Jan. 21 (AP)— Nine Asian crew members were lost last ..igbl— presumably drowned— a* the 1,432-ton Singapore-b0.....! British freighter, Taikin Shan, was abandoned with a "broken back on the treacherous north reef of the Paracel Islands group. The Royal JNavy Ingate, H.M.S.
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    597 9  -  MICHAEL CONNORS JOHN DARBYSHIRE Multi-million oilar project Speeding turnaround of ocean vessels Berthing to be up by SO per cent. New graving deck and more godowns By and Spore to stay world port, says Chrimes A MAJOR PLAN for the further development' one! extension
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    148 9 **The first stage will be the dredging of East Lagoon to a depth of 33 ft. and the construction of probably five deep-water berths and godowns along the East Wharf Road side of the lagoon," Mr. Chrimes said. Following this, stage two would include the reclamation work
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    Bolivia Hopes For New Tin Parleys
    136 9 W4SHLNGTON. Jan. 21. (AP): Bolivian Ambassador Don Ricardo Martinez said today that his country vas *".rratefuP for the recent official U.S. statement al>out tin ami he hoped that that new tin negotiations would be "7 opened **very soon." The Ambassador spoke to reporters after
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    147 9  -  T. J. LIM By Bu y Scheelite Discovery Reported Standard Market Reporter A FEATURE of the Mo layan share market yester dcy was the sharp rise m Raub Gold share prices. This was ai ibi tat c to negotic: ■•<-! m nun tirm with scheelite
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    401 9 BY "ENGINEER" TO THE nian\ bundrcds of Malayan bosinese men who VM-rt- {irc-t-nt at the official oj>rnin«i of Gothrie and Company's n*'** offices m Battery Koad. Siniiaporr. it ir rertain tiiat the object lesson that took place m front oi liieir eyes, through the medium of
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    528 10  -  BILL WEBB JONES by CO now we know at last! 9 During: the past half century hundreds of people m all walks of life have tried to define jazz. After a ten-day debate, a group of university musicologists, directed by Professor Marshall Steams of Hunter College,
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    107 10 "Hot Club Of Fiance" Lists Annual Awards PARIS.— The "Hot Club of France," which groups together all fanatical jazz lovers, has just announced its list of annual awards. Special prize goes to Louis Armstrong for his recording of "Willie the Weeper" and "New-Orleans Function." The prize for the best full
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    667 10 pERMAINE MOUNIER, brilliant young French pianist, is to give two recitals m Singapore on Tuesday and Friday. February 12 and 15. The recitals are sponsored and presented by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble m association with the Alliance Francaise. Henri Busser, Membre de I'lnstitut de France,
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    218 11 WINTER OLYMPICS START IN NORWAY ZURICH, Jan. 21 (AP>— Norway and the United States will open the Winter Olympic hockey competition m Oslo on February 15, the Executive Committee of the International Ice Hockey Federation decided Sunday. Other games on the opening day schedule are Canada and Germany, Sweden and
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    73 11 STOCKHOLM, Jan. 21 (AFP) Sweden yesterday won her ice skating match against Japan by 176.5 points to 135.5 points. The match took place at Ostersund on Saturday and 3'esterday. In the endurance races yesterday Japan lost the slight advance she had won on Saturday
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    Billiards Tourney
    42 11 BRUSSELS, Jan. 21 <AP>— Sunday's European billiards championship results (fourth and last day): Tiedtke (Germany) 400 points 25 rounds, average 1600— best series 108 beat: Warflard (Belgium)-208-25-8.32--87 Aehinho (Portugal) 400. 16. 25.00. 191 beat Teegecar Netherlands 209.7, 16, 18.56. 82.
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    Garden' Gets Boxing Spotlight This Week
    203 11 NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (UP)— The Johnny- SaxtonUvio MineJJi welterweight fight at Madison Square Garden on Friday night will feature this week's boxing schedule although champion Vie Toweel and James Carter are slated for action. Unbeaten Saxton of Brooklyn will be seeking his 23rd
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    FA Cup Ties Can Save Small Clubs
    259 11 FA Cup Ties Can Sa ve Small Clu bs LONDON, Jan. 20 (Reuter) —It is not generally realised just how much a long run m the cup can mean lo one of the poorer members of the English Football League. Struggling Third' Division sides or even some near the bottom
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    Three New Caps In Aussies' Test Team
    262 11 ADELAIDE, Jan. 20 (Reuter-AAP)— Australia may bring m three new caps for the fifth and final Tc^> against the West Indies, starting m Sydney on Jan. They are the Victorian opening pair, Colin McDonald and George Thorns, who impressed m the current match
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    World Air Race Plans Progress
    148 11 LONDON, Jan. 20 (Reuler)— Entry forms will go out all over the world m the coming week for a 13,000-mile England to New Zealand air race m 1953. Most of the entrants will be airplane manufacturers, airlines and air forces. The aviation world will be
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    British Turf Clubs Want Their Own Tote
    237 11 LONDON, Jan. 20 British racecourse executives plagued by heavy entertainment taxes are turning envious eyes on the vast sums of money passing through the totalisator. Mr. Stanley Wootton, chairman of the Kempton Park Club, crystallised the thoughts m many minds by declaring that
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    Golf Pros' Travels Upset Some Fans
    294 11 Golf Pros' Travels Upset Some Fans LONDON, Jan. 20 (Reuter) The trails of Max Faulkner, British open champion, Harry \J eetman and Dai Rees, the present and former match play champions, to mention but three leading British professional golfer* who are seeking wiPfrrHdfH abroad is not altogether favoured by club
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    LITTLE 'UNS WILL BE BOXING'S BIG TIMERS NOW
    436 11 LITTLE 'UNS WILL BE BOXING'S BIG TIMERS NOW i\E^ YORK, (IP) Ho\in<r tmmm to the end of a year with sensational houN, but looking ahead today, it can \w j;roj !ip«t«-fl that I^.">2 should he even but nor nitliin t!u wqmm&4 <ir«le. Interest m the sport was needled by television.
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    ENGLISH SOCCER 'SECRETS'
    243 11 ENGLISH SOCCER 'SECRETS' LONDON Jan, 20 (Be I What tera ed en Ls of Ei I >\.,\,- -been disclosi I m bo offi publicat >■' Fool I i Delation. Th > is "Si coai hing" p tied 1■• the N; .ir-ft I J <•!• ,ondoj) ;uui ediU d by Walter
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    $200,000 Swim Club In Penang
    145 12 PENAN4 I M '.'■.•ia.v The i>. Chinese Swimming Chin nrmed properties ittee I > plan const] tcti I i nt-w dub house expected to coal Tl C it has just b Klghi a three-acre piece oJ lan i belonging the French Mission at the motion
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    FA Cup Replays
    41 12 LONDON Jan. 21: (Renter) Soccer result: F.A. Cup thirjd round second replay: Ipswich Town 1. Gateshe.id 2 after extra time (played at Sheffield). Gateshead are now to meet West Bronv.vich Albion m the fourth round on February 2.
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    HE READ F.P. AND LAUGHED...
    350 12 By The Sports Editor ON SUNDAY, we published an article about Neo Chwee Kok, Malaya's Olympic swimming hope, which told of his progress m training and was headed. "Neo Finds More Speed." The Singapore Free Press yesterday published a story purporting to deny the Sunday
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    Ted Kroll Wins San Diego Open
    107 12 SAN DIEGO. California, I Jan 11, (APi Ted Krai!. 32, of New York, WOO his first majoi tournament yesterdaj with a 12 under par m the 72-hote (total 276) m the US$lO,OOO San Diego Open. Three strokes behind was veteran Jimmy Demaret This was
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    ALLAN RAE SCORES 171
    104 12 MELBOURNE, Jan. 21, Reuter-AAP).— A century by left-hand opening batsman Allan Rae his second successive 100 m first class matches —helped the West Indies to get within 60 runs of Victoria's first innings total of 387 here today. Rae. who was dropped from the West Indies
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    MCC Batsmen Find Form
    66 12 NAGPUR. Jan. 21 (Reuter)— The MCC quickly got within striking distance of the Central Zones first innings score of 134 when play m the three days' match was continued here this morning. A first wicket stand of 67 preceded the second which soon carried the score
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    Record Entry For North Malaya Golf
    300 12 IPOH, Monday. The 1952, North Malayan Golf championship over the 18-hole course of the Perak Turf Club Sports Club has attracted a total of 38 entries which is the highest m the history of the competition. The championship is fixed for January 27, and
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    Perfection, So He Gives Up
    64 12 BAGLIO, Jan. 21, (AP). —Francisco Jalon, 69, who has been playing golf for 30 years, cave away his clubs and quit the game yesterday. The reason: perfection is enough, said Jalon, who scored a bole-in-one on the 157-yard No. 2 at Camp John Hay, the
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    SAVITT SHIELDS TENNIS ROW WARMS UP
    362 12 Davis Cup Skipper Lets Fly In U.S. ADELAIDE, Jan. 21 (Reuter-AAP)— Dick Savin, American holder of the Australian and Wimbledon titles, said today that he was "surprised" at the reported criticism by the United States Davis Cup non-playing captain Frank Shields to the effect
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    US Soccer Team To Play In U.K.
    58 12 NEW, YORK, Jan. 21, (AP). —The United States Soccer Football Association announced yesterday that it is sending an all-star team to play m Glasgow on April 30. Members of the American team which upset England m the 1950 World Cup competition m Brazil
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    Malayan Sikhs Sports Meet
    103 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Malayan Sikh Sports Council has finalised arrangements for an inter-state hockey tournament here on Feb. 15, 16 and 17 m which Sikh teams representing Penang. Perak, Pahang, Selangor, Negrl Sembilan and Singapore are expected to compete lor i silver trophy presented by
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    Garrard Fund Now $10,000
    71 12 THE FUND started by the Malayan Jockeys Association for Skeeter Garrard has reached $10,000. This includes a donation of $2,000 from Mr. Joe Caun of "Belmont Stable." Jockey Garrard who has ridden m Malaya for the last 25 years was hospitalised two months ago for coronary
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    Perak Prepare For Hockey Tourney
    333 12 IPOH, Mon. Playing on their home ground and fielding six players who have represented the north m previous annual classics, Perak are considered strong favourites again m this years Northern Malaya quadrangular hockey meet which will start here on Friday. The Perak team for this
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    Matmen Rush To Give Blood For Injured Pal
    239 12 FIVE of Singapore's biggest wrestlers presented themselves to a startled attendant at the Singapore General Hospital Blood Bank yesterday and asked that they be allowed to make donations for a patient. The patrent was Mr. L. Kovach of the Singapore Plywood Factory
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    Tennis Starts In Malacca Next Month
    160 12 MALACCA, Sun. The Malacca Lawn Tennis Association held its annual general meeting recently and fixed tentative dates for its major fixtures. The Association decided to fall m line with other States by throwing its championships open to all competitors m the country. The championships
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    RAOC BEAT CHINESE ATH.
    81 12 R.A.O.C. scored a welldeserved 2 0 victory over the Chinese Athletic m a friendly game of soccer at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. The Army was m good form on Sunday and could have won by a better margin. They were m scoring range more
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    King Has Derby Hope
    62 12 NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (Reuter) Captain Cecil Boyd Rochfort, the Kihg's racehorse trainer, who arrived here today m the Queen Mary, gave reporters a "tip" for the 1953 Derby. He told them the King had one "good looking yearling Rureole by Hyperion out of Angelola who,
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    S'pore Badminton Finals Thursday
    174 12 THE 1951 Singapore badminton championships will be brought to a close on Thursday when the finals of the last three events are played off at the Happy World stadium. These are the men's singles between Wong Peng Soon (Mayflower) and Ong Poh Lim (F N)J the
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    Louis, 7 Negroes Enter PGA Tourney
    121 12 SAN DIEGO, California, Jan. 21 (UP) Joe Louis revealed today that seven Negroes will enter the Phoenix open golf tournament the first PGA competition ever to welcome Negro professionals. Louis himself cracked the colour bar m the San Diego tournament last week. But the
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    VARSITY RUGBY
    217 12 The University of Malaya's annual North South rugger feame for the Dato Paglar Shield will be played at Bukit Timah ground today. Datin Faglar will give away the trophy after the game. The game will be the second of this series and a keen tussle is expected as
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    Injured Boxer Dies
    40 12 LILLE, France, Jan. 21. (UP) Twenty-nine-year-old Algerian boxer Mustapha Moustaphaoui, former flyweight champion of France, died m hospital he,re today from injuries received when he wai knocked out m a contest at < nearby Roubaix on Sunday night.
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      28 12 JTIMHTOi HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TOU*f AJM. PJH. Singapore 4.57 6.58 Malacca 9.19 9.31 Port Dickson 8.00 802 Port Sham 1258 Penan; 7.12 8.49
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