Singapore Standard, 6 February 1952

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Standard VOL. II NO. 219 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Britain Orders Cut In Steel Supplies To Manufacturers
    259 1 LONDON, Feb. "i (AP) The harsh screws of still more austere i lamed tinlih r on llie British people today. (.on~rr\ati\c government order cutting into steel supplies for ikera of <ioo<U for British consumption took effect. It meant at once .1 knives,
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    Explosion Rocks CIty, Ship Sinks
    285 1 Explosion Rocks CIty, Ship Sinks Stamford Maff Reporter ■*l N< \I*ORH lowa \>ilhin a half milt* ratlin* of >.>L \wr liuHin Lt-l nielli rooked when a toiii>Lang i i ir^o of «ni}»U gaa t -ylindrr* «\j»1«m1«mI. n h on ghtei Kiir i m and ng Ligbtei a ngsi >'in2 j
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    Rubber Price Nosedives
    33 1 Feb. 5 (UP The bet fell by 1-: Id to 393 I tht reflected v/eak- East when the ->eJ six. centl a m Singapore on f he of the 1
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    Miss Attlee Opens"Racial Unity" Move
    154 1 Miss Attlee Opens"Racial Unity" Move LONDON. Feb. 5, (Reuter) —A new organization founded by the 77-year-old sister of former Labour Premier Clement Attlee the organization's name is "Racial Unity" last night opened a campaign "to arouse the public conscience m Britain against the evils of racial discrimination." A public meeting
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    Belgian Plane Crashes
    30 1 BRUSSELS. Feb. 4 (Reuter)— A Belgian aircraft with 15 aboard crashed today m the Belgian Congo. Hopes of any survivors are .slender, according to authoritative quarters here.
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    Boy Killed In Bukit Timah Crash
    339 1 Standard Staff Reporter A TEN-YEAR-OLD boy "was killed and seven people were injured, three critically, m a collision between an army truck and a motorcar tt the junction of Farrer Road and Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, at noon yesterday. This was the worst road
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    UK OFFER TO EGYPT
    392 1 Terms Said Including British Evacuation, Arab Security Pact CAIRO, Feb. 5— A British peace oflVr to Egypt *a* reported today. It included British evacuation of the Suez (^anal zone, a plebiscite for the disputed Sudan and an Arab Security Pad as a basis for Middle Easl
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    Templer, Deputy Leave London
    230 1 LONDON, Feb. 5 (Reuter) General Sir Gerald Templer, newly-appointed High Commissioner for Malaya, and Mr. Donald Charles MacGillivray, his Deputy, left London early today to take up their posts. They should reach Kuala Lumpur headquarters lor their future activities against the terrorists, by Thursday. Gen. Templer,
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    There's No Talk Of Resigning
    117 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Unofficial members of the Federal Executive Council had a two-hour special meeting this afternoon immediately following the ordinary weekly meeting of the Council m the morning. The meeting was described as "secret" but it is believed there was no
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    US May Close Embassies In Red Areas
    126 1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (AFP). Well-informed circles here slated today that the State Depart merit was now studying the possibility of closing American embassies m the USSR and countries m the Soviet orbit. The same circle said poai American ambassadors to variwu Communist government*
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    JET VANISHES
    43 1 ANDOVER, England, Feb 5 (Reuter> A British naval jet fighter disappeared coirlpJetely into a peat boa after crashing full flight near here thi a afternoon. Patches »of blood on the surfae* indicated til a* tat pU* «v atlll uuid* •<•#<(> i f
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    RI Will Give $1.18 For Tin
    74 1 WASHINGTON. leb I, (UP). Indonesian officials indicated today that their government is resigned to accepting the price of SI IK a pound for pig tin delivered m Jakarta the same deal the British m Singapore are getting for Malayan tin. This was disclosed by
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    War Fears Waning, Saus Eden
    171 1 War Fears Waning, Saus Eden LONDON, Peb ."> (Reutei i Fofeign Socretar) Anthony E W'M opcrici ;i full scale •fCM j cigfi policy debate m tt!<« House of 'ommoni I i la h Ktatement thai hi f. arc once .4j;.iiii n tninf to I >•• worid. He i onfirmed Secretai
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    LATEST
    61 1 LONDON*. Feb. 5. (Reuterl Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden assured lhe House >■ Commons today that Premiei Winston Churchill entered Into no new commitmenti on Korea during his Washington talki during his Washington talks "The only undertaking ■<■ they entered Into •.'.'.-is that In the' event oi a breach ol
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    Canal Zone Ban Eased
    87 1 ISMAILIA. Suez Canal Zone, Feb. 5: (Reuter) British military authorities today began lifting 'restrictions imposed m the Canal zone during the recent clashes as AngloEgyptian relations continued to improve. Troops were ordered to cease searching individuals at Canal zone check points and more oil trucks were
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    Readers Give $322 To Two Widows
    154 2 I OIK Singapore Sfc/Mlard readers have seni to he shared by two Chinese widows, whose plight was revealed through The Standard columns recently. The rsf I la -Mr? Ng V■ g wti t hiw ■r. I i ca ate footballer •r M.<" FA. player,
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    $5 For Billy Loh Fund
    49 2 A SINGAPORE schoolboy, Master Jerry Pestana, yesterday gave S5 to Madam Billy I. oh, widow of the Chinese cxvolunteer, who died recently from tuberculosis as a result of i t rture a* bands of the Japant The B.: y Loh Fund now tota! |1
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    Conductor Cleared
    54 2 LIM H< K. CHIM, (203 a con- j tuctor of th< Q B.is Compu v. i gj ie benefit oi loubi A putted fan the 'J Police Co:::*, yesterday of charge! of son li irhile he was luct I bus, and osing :is ling v guage 1 Cpl
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    Their First Rehearsal
    49 2 Photo. THE SINGAPORE Musical Society having their first rehearsal of the 1952 season at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Monday. The conductor, on stage is Mr. van Hien. New members will be welcome m all sections of the orchestra, violins, violas and cellos m particular. Standard
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    Six Want To Sell Beer At Trade Fair
    241 2 ALTHOUGH the licence issued to the Great F.a>t«*m Trade Fair at Geylang Serai, Singapore expires on Vvb. 18. ii% stallholders from the Fair yesterday applied to the Board of Licensing Justices for licences to m-H beer and stout. J The B ard
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    Youth Got Into Bad Company
    98 2 A YOUNG Cantonese plumber who robbed the proprietor of a liquor shop at Jalan Besar was sentenced to six years' rigorous imprisonment at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. The accused, Lee Foo Wah, m company with another man armed with a pistol, robbed the till of
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    A.D C, To Governor
    21 2 SQUADRON Leader IS. Stock well. R.A F. has been appointed Extra Aide-de-Camp to the Governor of Singapore.
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    Five Types of Prefabs For Their Choice
    378 2 Five Types of Prefabs For Their Choice Standard Staff Reporter FARMER SQUATTERS who have to vacate Paya Lebar for the construction of an international aerodrome will have the choice of five different types of low-cost prefabricated houses m Bedok "if they wish," Mr. S.G. Burlock, C>''e >r of Land Revenue
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    Denies Using Private Car For Hire
    128 2 LIM PENG SEXG. arrested; c ra Uo patrol while earryi children to school m! a or., te car, was charged on three coonti m the City Police C -it, yesterday. He claimed trial to the charge! ol using the private car for hire, paying
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    CITY TO BE EXTENDED
    247 2 Absorb Whole Of Rural Areas, Urges Assessor Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL PROPOSALS to extend the limit* of the Singapore City Council will he considered by the Public Works Committee of the Councillors at its meeting this week. Some of these proposals have already been approved by
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    Sir Otto Back From Borneo
    79 2 LIEUT. GENERAL Sir Otto Lund, Commissioner-in-Chief of the St John Ambulance Brigade, saw the formation of ■the first Brigade unit m British North Borneo. "I am quite satisfied that it will progress," said Gen. Otto on his return by air from Jesselton yesterday. The Borneo
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    City Analyst May Head New Dept.
    130 2 Standard Staff Reporter A SUGGESTION that the City Council's Analytics Department be separated from the City Health Department and made an independent department will be considered by the Health Committee of the Councillors at its meeting this week. The suggestion arose out of a
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    FREE MAN
    45 2 A CITY COUNCIL employee named Verappan who had been sentenced to a day's imprisonment and a fine of $00 by a po'ice magistrate for theft of lead and cable wire left the Singapore High Court yesterday a nee man on his appeal succeeding
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    'Harbinger Of Things To Come'
    342 2 FRISBY OPENS NEW SCHOOL ANOTHER important milestone m the Government's 10- Year Education Plan for Singapore was reached yesterday when the Director of Education, Mr. A. W. Frisby, opened the new Canberra School for children of locally-engaged employees at Naval Base, at Seletar. i The
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    No. 84 SQUADRON FETES 'OLD BOY'
    279 2 NO. 84 SQUADRON of the Royal Air Force held a delayed Christmas dinner m Singapore last night and j entertained one of their "old boys," Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, C-in-C of Far East Air Force. The Air Marshal served three tours of duty
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    Four Were Absent
    121 3  -  Chee Koon Lin iW IP Captain 11. C. Rowe (right m tjp picture), one of the Civil Defence instructors taking over from Col. L. T. Firbank (left). Commissioner for Civil Defence, to lecture student-instruc-tors on Civil Defence Organisation. AT RIGHT is Mrs. K. R. Newell, the only
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    Ferried Balkan Agents In 1945
    353 3 NEW AOC ARRIVES Standard Staff Reporter MR Vice Marshal G. 11. Mills, C.8.. D.I X the a Uf Officer Commanding Malaya, arrived m >im_ i|x>re yesterday m tiie Carthage to take up his new ippuintnient. K\l aircraft escorted the Carthage the t few miles of
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    First Wage Dispute This Year
    29 3 Fi rst Wage Dispute This Year 51 indard S1 ill I' MC Mr Th that a it try, I flreed t t'ne from are lid 'he 'to De] irt
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    TWO BROTHERS FLY TO U.K.
    29 3 T WO BROTHERS FLY TO U.K. IBROTK :i. sen M Amn fl by air yestei iael will take up archiLond rsil r, lie < Jord has 1 i si Cam-
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    Power Cuts
    187 3 »>i »;> i\ i lONS i" sin« ipore !> load nfcgdding Iwl i n turv. i; t et iil<-y Kiilm.v Konl rnifl: ii II -i ii n Idelphi, apitul, »t«MI I A. B. i «ii^- > '111. M ilin Bo i,j Uulvrj ltu.nl, 1 it ink ;rorge St.
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    Jailed For Bribery
    46 3 Jail ed For Briber y POONG Ah Ngor ol Tanjong R-.u was sentenced m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesteri •;>• to two months' rigorous imS inim-nt. when he admitted Storing a bribe ■>: $10 to detec- .t > Loh Yap Hin at Lorong 25, Geylang, o;i Fob 4.
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    CHINESE CHAMBER GETS CURT REPLY
    170 3 Standard Stuff Reporter THE Singapore Government has turned down the suggestion from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce to hold a public or "third party" enquiry into the eviction oi 66 tenants by the Singapore Improvement Trust. •There Is no legal basis upon which Government might
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    VISITOR RECALLS MALAYA OF 40 YEARS AGO
    606 3 VISITOR RECALLS MALAYA OF 40 YEARS AGO liy Christine Diemer Standard Staff Reporter THE OLD belief that a return to the scenes of one's youth is to show them up ibby and small to the extent of belittling the first grandiose impression, is working m reverse for Mr. Stamford Brayham,
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    Gurkha Parade
    32 3 THE Ist rind 2nd Gurkha Rifles .'tie holding a ceremoniil parade at Slim Barracks. Buona Vista Road, at 8 a.m. today. Inspecting Officer will be MajorGeneral R.E. Urquhart, G.0.C.. Malaya.
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    'C' DEFENCE LEADERS PICKED
    260 3 Toughened Instructors From Britain Coming Standard Staff Reporter "HIGH POWERED" Civil Defence instructors, who went through Britain's worst bombing raids at the hands of the Luftwaffe, are coining to teach m Singapore. This was stated by Col. L. T. Firbank, Commissioner for Civil Defence, Singapore, m
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    Govt. Probes 'Debt Law'
    131 3 THE Singapori Government has had under consideration for some time the amending of the Moneylenders Ordinance to give protection to people against ruthless money lenders, The Standard was told yesterday. Hundreds of people, including a large number ot government servants, have to sign promisory notes for
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    Naturalisation
    28 3 SINCE Dec. 14. 1931. 80 persons have applied to the Singapore Government for naturalisation. Of these 71 are Chinese. The monthly average m i 951 was IT.
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    'Cabinet' Report Awaited
    117 3 'Cabinet' Report Awaited THE "Working Party npi pointed by the Governor, Sir I Franklin Gimson, to consider the decentralisation of Government administrative machinery has still not submitted its report. Mr. G. G. Thomson, the Public Relations Secretary, told The Standard yesterday. The Party's report will only deal with the administrative
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      137 3 Y.W.CVV: St Andrews Mission Hospital Linen Guild Meeting a- lo a m at Raffles Quay. Katong Wayfarers Meet: at 4 p. in at St. Hilda's School. Rotary Club: Career Talks. Katong 8...V? Club. Joo Chiat Place at a p hi Mr. T. W. Ong speaker. 1 Alumni Association of Kin^
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    Ceylon Rejoices With Malaya
    199 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. "While we are rejoicing the Ceylon Independence Day, we cannot help but hope that the Federation of Malaya which has been our home for so Ion? should also celebrate it's independence m the not too distant future," said Mr. R.
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    MCA 'Agent' Begins Work
    85 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Chinese Association's $2,000 per month Agent General, Mr. Yau Mau Tatt was embarrassed today on being called a "superman." "I am a shy and ordinary man," he told several people who saw him at the MCA central office m Kuala Lumpur
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    Death Of Negri Chinese Leader
    131 4 SEREMBAN, Tues.— One of Negri's leading Chinese residents. Air. Koh Lian Chin J.P., died last night at the age of 56, Mr. Koh was a State Executive Councillor and had served on the committees of various public bodies. But ill health m the past four
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    Boy To Be Detained In School Till 21
    168 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —A Chinese boy, aged 17, was convicted by Mr. Justice Taylor at the High Court, here today, and ordered to be detained m an Advanced Approved School until he is 21 years, for being found m
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    Bandit Helpers Must Be Made To Suffer, Warns Johore Judge
    725 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Warning that bandit helpers must be made to suffer because it was people like them who had enabled the terrorists to carry on for three and a half years, Mr. Justice Paul Storr sentenced
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    Templer Won't Talk To Press In Singapore
    96 4 Templer Won't Talk To Press In Singapore KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— General Sir Gerald Templer, the new High Commissioner of the Federation, is not expected to make a statement to the Press when he arrives m Singapore on Thursday. A Federal Government communique tonight states that as the General wishes that
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    Youths Urged To Join HG
    104 4 SEREMBAN. Tues. Mr. B. H. Tan, secretary of the Negri Sembilan Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, who is also adviser of the Negri Sembilan Youth Council, made an appeal to Negri youths to take greater interest m the emergency by enrolling m the Auxiliary
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    Reports In Brief
    244 4 FOR failing to keep proper accounts of the sale of liquor, as required by the Customs regulations, Foo Pei Hai, proprietor of the White House Restaurant appeared on a summons charge before Che' Ibrahim bin Haji Salam, the Kluang Circuit Magistrate, and was fined $200 or two
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    Thoroughly Bad Girl Sentenced
    417 4 HELPED BANDin Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Remarking a thoroughly bad girl and that she voUratarih bandits who went about killing innoceni j>, Justice Wilson, at the High Court, h«tv today, a 16-year-old Chinese girl, and MMeaced k* years 9 penal servitude for providing a
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    Reds Must Not Win In Malaya -Archbishop
    78 4 Reds Must Not Win In Malaya -Archbishop YORK England York, D ye i i mo div if B the H The Englan I tour-mont and ma tin! "11 m i that w Rghtii of a s< ion of ci\ Ization against tJ p c i nunisi "I: m I m
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    2 Bandit Supporters Killed
    287 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A section of No. 1 Platoon of 11 Federation Police Jungle Company killed two bandit supporters on the jungle edge of an estate m the Sepang district of Selangor at noon today. Th« section saw an armed and uniformed bandit talking to a
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    53,833 For Aged Home
    38 4 53, 833 For Aged Home THE O1 nag Daj runds Aged run o: th< P many h Tl $3 63 I M the KURI of i the Genei I 1 B nous thank of j the support Itl
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    Bar Committee
    24 4 INK. i p elected I > Committee: I) D H U < CMachan. V.G P Lim, Rei Council H q Pooley, iiua. i3Knel*rj PtiiDfi*.
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    Big Funeral For Mr.Khoo
    50 5 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Sun. The remains of the late Mr. Khoo Cheng Boon, who died on Tuesday morning were laid to rest on Saturday afternoon. The funeral one of the biggest seen m Taiping for some years, had sixty motor vehicles m the funeral procession.
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    CAR KNOCKED TWO MEN AND DROVE ON Court Told
    394 5 CAR KNOCKED TWO MEN AND DROVE ON Court Told Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues. Two prosecution witnesses, Jamil bin Mansoor and Lt. Philip Ravenshaw told the president of the Sessions Court today how they saw the Sikh driver of an Austin A 40, Ajmer Singh (29), knock down two cyclists
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    Many Weep At Chung Ling Hall
    337 5 Staiitlard Staff Correspondent PENAIVG, Tues. There were moving scenes at the Chung Ling High School hall this morning when teachers and students assembled to pay respects to their late Principal, Mr. David Chen, who was murdered by an unknown gunman yesterday. Many wept uncontrollably
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    THREE TRIED TO FLEE
    216 5 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Tues. A successful ambush laid by a combined military police party at the 31 mile Ipoh Chemor Road, which led to the killing of a man and a woman bandit and the capture of another woman was related at the trial of
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    People Told: Back Police
    85 5 IPOH. Tues. Mr. Cheah Ghim Long, member of the Kinta Town Board commenting on the murder of Mr. David Chen, principal of Penang's Chung Ling High School said that the people of Penang should co-operate with the police. He said that it was because of the
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    $450,000 MINE SUIT: PARTIES AGREE TO SETTLE IN PRIVATE
    501 5 IPOH, Tues. The $450,000 civil suit involving a Chinese tin miner, Mr. Chen Pang Kwee, as plaintiff and Messrs. Meru Tin Limited of Jelapang as defendants, took an unexpected turn today when both parties agreed to a settlement after a suggestion
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    Middleton To Get More Staff
    174 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE HEALTH Committee of the Singapore City Councillors will be asked at its meeting this week to approve the appointment of additional staff and their terms of service for the Middleton Hospital. The Councillors approved an increased establishment m Middleton Hospital from
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    Hill Report Holds Up City Talks
    113 5 ONE item on the agenda for this month's meetings of all Standing Committee of the Singapore City Council has had to be cancelled— at least for two Committees so far. It relates to the consideration of the recommendations contained m the report on Local
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    S'pore Ring Smuggling To Red China
    66 5 Standard Staff Correspondent A police spokesman, yesterday said that police were aware of a smuggling ring m Singapore engaged m shipping essential materials to Red China. The ring, it is believed. Is operating with encouragement from the Red government, he added. In the past
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    GIFT FOR GUARDS
    35 5 IPOH, Tues.— Mr. Choong Sam, a well-known tin miner of Ipoh, has donated a mobile canteen to the Ipoh Home Guard, to supply refreshments and light food to guards on night duty.
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    NO FERRY
    27 5 THE State Engineer Kuala Trengganu yesterday said that the Kerteh ferry will not be working for two or three days with effect from February 5.
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      Men In Leopard Skins
      853 6 WAS the Tory Government, m the course of its long political exiie, lost the suave touch of the accomplished ringmaster? Has it forgotten the time-honoured technique of evoking obedience from the performers by the distribution of sugar candies instead of by the cracking of whips? Judged
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    To The West, Burma Seems "Weak But Willing"
    824 6  - To The West, Burma Seems "Weak But Willing" RAWLE KNOX By RANGOON rpHE Chinese Ambassador's failure to attend the Independence Day celebrations here last week sent whispers around the Burmese capital that ran faster than Genghis Khan's cavalry. On an occasion when most commercial and national associations erect arches and
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    Review of Views
    513 6 Review of Views All vDangCl i THERE is no doubt that the appointment of Mr. Donald Charles MacGillivray as Deputy Hish Commissioner is an indication that the Conservative Government is out to change entirely the administration of Malaya, said Utusan Melayu. The British Government wants to gain victory over the
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      Candidates Not Registered
      320 6 1 Sir; The Press has rei cently announced the names of the nine candidates con- testing the three Municipal 1 seats of the Petaling Ward. This being the first time Kuala Lumpur has been, given the franchise, I feel that a few comments as a guide and
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      Worthy Of Singapore
      144 6 Sir; Don't you think that it disgraceful that a City whose citizens are so sport conscious should have no stadium worthy of its name? The question of building it and where to build it has been mooted for* quite a long time, and I trust that the
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      DAVID CHEN OF PENANG
      394 6 THE dastardly murder of the Principal of Chung Ling High School, Mr. David Chen, m Penang on Monday, is a shock to many who have the interests of our youths at heart and Is a serious blow to Chinese education m Malaya. For more than 20
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    388 6  -  SERGE DE GUNSBURG By Standard Special Correspondent February 5. 'THE decision of the 15 Arab Asian countries to bring the Tunisian question before the Security Council has upset all predictions on the development of the Franco-Tunisian relations. The affair has from now onward been placed m an
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    TORIES WANT C'WEALTH COURT
    217 7 Idea Attractive But 'Difficulties In Way-UK Govt LONDON, Feb. 5 (Reuter). The British Government considers that proposals for setting up a court to settle inter-Commonwealth difficulties has "obvious attractions" but there were difficulties m the way, Mr. John Foster, Undersecretary for Commonwealth Relations, told the House
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    She May Become Engaged To Earl
    51 7 This is a portrait of ROM Jane McNeil], 21, a ho, according to reports m London, may become engaged to the Karl of Dalkeith, on her return from a visit to Hongkong. She is the daughter of Mr John McNeil!. ft Hongkong barrister.- AP
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    No Agreement Unless Saar Issue Settled
    200 7 ADENAUER: BONN, Feb. 5 (AFP)— West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer declared last night that he would not be prepared to sign a contractual agreement with the allied powers or an agreement on the European defence community, until the German claims concerning the Saar and
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    Eden Exposes Red Economic Confab
    50 7 LONDON, Feb. 5 (Reuter).— Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden yesterday accused world Communism of planning "popular pressure" m non-Communist nations against the Western Powers defence programme. He told Parliament this was the "true purpose" behind the international economic conference to be held m Moscow m April.
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    STILL MISSING
    42 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 5 (ReuterAAP) There is «till no new* of the three British youths who sailed from Repulse Bay to Lantao Island m a home-built dinghy on Jan. 28. The Marine Department and Naval authorities are still continuing their search.
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    British Commandos Cripple Key Rail Routes In N. Korea
    329 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 5, (AP) British Commandos' behind-the-lines operations m North Korea crippled key Communist rail routes for three^months, a Commander told reporters at a press conference Monday. Lieutenant Colonel Douglas Drysdale, 35, of Haslemere, Surrey, has been flown from Korea
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    Royal Couple Gets Close-up Of Elephants
    175 7 NYERI, KENYA, Feb. 5, (Reuter) Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh yesterday watched a herd of 30 elephants roaming on Kiari Hill, six miles from Sagana Lodge, their wedding present home, where they are spending lour days. Escorted by two wardens armed with
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    11 Dead As Floods Rise In SW France
    147 7 PARIS. Feb. 5, (Reuter) f ooda roai steadily m vinev alieys of southwest Prance today after causing the ututh oi 11 people, swamping n mdreda of farms and isolating tOWM and villages. The whole of one town. Marrnande (a population of 12,100)
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    Bushfires Destroy Observatory
    87 7 Bushfires Destroy Observatory MELBOURNE, Feb. 5, Reuter-AAP)— Mount S'romlo Observatory, which Ai.es Australia its standard bm was abandoned today as I shftres seared their way er the densely wooded slopes o! the mountain. The £400,000 observatory reaming some of the finest i tronomical equipment m the a orld is believed
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    France Adopts Austerity Plan
    90 7 PARIS Keb. 5. (UP I—France1 France kMan an austerity 2 name designed to save the i ';-..n economic collapse face of a s!o v-down m m aid i Prance's dellai reserves ng rapidly, the governmposed restrictions, effece iterday, on th e import of enti il K<J°tis
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    7 High Peking Officials Tried For Corruption
    97 7 HONGKONG, Feb. 5, (UP) The New China News Agency reported today that seven high ranking Chinese Communist officials were tried by a mob m Peking last Friday with Cabinet Ministers as their accusers. The seven officials were charged with swindling the state m
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    Churchill Appeals For Unity
    101 7 LONfcON, Feb. 5 (AFP)— Prime Minister Winston Churchill last night appealed for unity and conciliation among Britons. Addressing a Conservative Party meeting at Walthamstow, his own constituency, Mr. Churchill stressed that unity of thought, friendship, courtesy and comradeship still prevailed among the various sections of the
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    Kidnapped Girl Tells Story As Army Conducts Vast Manhunt
    184 7 r RANKFUBT, Feb. 5, <teu*r)-Rri^*J™™ Helton, 18-year-old «*«P^«M*ter of jmy JW^id kidnapped and molested at ftm*** **»s** ?SsSm last n£ht her captor had described himself as a Russian. M She i ton told the story ha kuinapping on a special Ast
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    Bonn Ministers Face NATO's '3 Wise Men'
    145 7 PARIS, Feb. 5 (AP)— Three West German Cabinet Ministers underwent severe crossquestioning Monday on what their country can spend for Atlantic defence. The questions were fired at them by the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation* "three wise men," who are charged with reconciling economic
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    US Areas Hit By Blizzard, Dust Storms
    164 7 NEW YORK, Feb. B (AP)— The storms which brought the United States a wide variety of weather over the week-end converged Monday, boding high winds and rain for New England. One had whipped up a blizzard m the Rockies Saturday that took three
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    Aga Khan To Go On Scales Again
    57 7 KARACHI, Feb. 5, (ReuteD— The world's most fabulous heavy-weight th* Aga Khan, leader of the 10,000,000 Ismaili Moslems, goes on the scales here next March to receive his weight m platinum— -all 290 pounds of him. The traditional ceremony, m commemoration of his
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    US PoWs IN CAMP
    67 7 pnoto. This picture of American prisoners of war m a Chinese Communist prison camp m North Korea was taken by Associated Press correspondent Frank Noel, still a FoW himself since his capture by the Reds m November, 1950. The picture came through Communist sources after it
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    Senators Told Cut In Arms Budget Risky
    239 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, (AP)— Defence Secretary Robert Lovett said Monday any cut m the U5552,000,--000,000 military budget recommended by President Truman for the fiscal year of 1953 would "increase, beyond the realms of prudence, the calculated risks already taken." i Mr. Lovett told
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    Jap Draft Of Treaty With Chiang Ready
    198 7 TOKYO. Feb. 5. (AFP)— A Japanese draft peace treaty between Nationalist China and Japan consisting of some 20 articles has been completed, according to reliable Foreign Office sources here today. The draft will be submitted to Prime Minister S h ige r v
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    Troops Withdrawn
    33 7 BANGKOK, Feb. 5, (AFP) General Sand Thanarat, the Deputy Defence Minister and commander of the Ist Army, has ordered troops on guard duty m Bangkok to return to their former assignments.
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    Russians Not Likely To Revolt-US Survey
    187 7 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, (UP)— The Kremlins control over the Russian people is not seriously challenged from inside the Soviet Union. A survey of best-informed reports and expert opinion on Soviet life throws cold water on any rosy predictions that the Communist polite state is
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    Big Red Fishing Convoy Coming
    152 8 Standard Shipping Reporter THE biggest concentration of Russian ships to be at Singapore at one time, will anchor In the Outer Roads on Feb. 15. The vessels comprise ten of a convoy of 33 fishing trawlers which are on their way to Vladivostok from the
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    China Ports Insurance Rates Cut
    88 8 LONDON, Feb. 5 (Reuter) The Institute of London underwriters today announced reductions of up to 50 per cent. m the war and strike, riot and civil commotion risk rates for certain Chinese ports. Shippers will now pay only £2 instead of £3 per £100 value
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    QEA Gets Students Back To Australia
    223 8 Standard Aviation Reporter THE heory demand for air pa ssages to Australia by Asian students m Singapore, the Federation and various parts off South East Asia, has resulted m Qantas Empire Airways placing Constellation aircroft on charter at their disposal. Yesterday, a specially chartered
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    Germany Has Doubled Her Fleet Today
    130 8 LONDON. Feb. 5 (APhLloyds Shipping Register said today that German Merchant Marine tonnage was more than doubled last year. It added that Germany had a merchant fleet of 460.000 gross tons m 1950 and added another 571,--000 m 1931. U.S. gross tonnage of 27,513,--000
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      369 8 CIINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. Ke^ulur Sailings to China and Japan from Singapore. Port Swettenham Penang. Also direct Sailing from Bangkok and Indonesia to China Japan. Due Spore Due Penang From "Kweiyang* Feb. 7th Feb. 9th H'kong 4 Sinkiang" Feb. 22nd Feb 25th Hongkong Sails Penang Sails Spore For •Pakhoi" Feb.
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      264 8 JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal Rotterdam Lloyd Holland America Line Nederland Line Rotterdam Rotterdam Amsterdam HALIFAX BOSTON NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MOBILE NFW ORLLANfe Spore P Sham Penang *ZEELAND (RL) 17/23Feb 24/25 reb BS/21 reb SLOTEBDYK (HAL) 27 Feb/4 Mar 5/6 Mar 7/8 Mar TABIAN (SMN) 17/22 Mar 23/24 Mar
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      526 8 HZSmmSTT" 0 X H B a a J Lf B'nore P. Sham b INDIA" for Bangkok p '«*t| Hongkong, Manila Kobt Yokohama la Port «*MOREUA" for Bangkok. Hongkong Kobt Yokohama 21-23Feb M-XOFfh M "SELANDIA* for Bangkok 2g-?9Feb "PATAGONIA" for Bangkok Hongkong Manila 29 Feb-1 Mar •F1ON1A" for Bangkok 17-17 Mar
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      256 8 SHIPS IN STORE HARBOUR I^P&KSO WHARVES Sprang 40 t OUIER *OADS D*«iatfllPC Shillong 7 Hai Hsuan, Ibis. Sambas. L/CiUcHUICi Ship o ll Ga i e Tasmun 27/28 2 Sabang, Hua Lien. Maung Bama. TrkPIAV w.u n Atreua 11/12 4 urebv 23/24 2 Urlana. Kimanis. Kosciuszko. TODAY: North Borneo. LaBenlawers 15/16
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    S'pore Rubber Mart Closes Firm After Sharp Fluctuations
    373 9 S'pore Rubber Mart Closes Firm After Sharp Fluctuations -rue dhdZ» L Standard Market Reporter THE RUBBER market m Singapore experienced violent fluctuations yesterday with prices moving within a five cent range. A big turnover was reported on an active market. The market closed half-a-cent below Monday's level after dropping by
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    Asian Training Centre For Hydro Engineers
    56 9 9 U») TWi nont the ECAFE -f. i .i m .v- .t.i.ic engi ,:i 1953 t ecesnrj Itchwii Asia's X.. H HSU DC < ;n -t-;i centre been decided yet ■-'■•> are amrimn to trai Ing engineen fw .it-vf topnient, the :e .v Hid
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    Fair Activity In Produce
    79 9 PAIH n-tivity was reported c Singapore produce mara opened slightly lower buyers at $30 per picul rising steadily to $32 at >c No seller was m evi- <.- a.id no deal was reted, 'x-mut oil had seller* at pel picul on a quiet mar- etd nut
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    REMITTANCES TO INDONESIA
    68 9 VAL of the Java Bank obtained before remitn b :tj oversea* of more 1 equivalent of rupiahs j can be executed, accordH the Malayan Exchange Association. Italian matron! machine-muklnf W^jH^J^JSita '"^pore *y KLM yesterday •"'JWj gK? in?^s»r They v r Signer Mario Brihantl <rl*W fore V^»« Tad.ni
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Feb. s— Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were HK515.25 to £1 Sterling. HKS6TO to US$l: HKSI.BI7 to Malayan $1: HK$O.26 to one Indonesian Rupiah- Gold HKS;i2s.ti2s on on e tael.
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    Indonesia Is Advised To Import Only Necessities
    549 9 Schaeht Report On RI Economy— ll IN the second chapter of the report to the Indonesian Government by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, entitled "Economic Principles/ the German financial wixard stresses the particular importance of the Republic limiting imports to necessities. A survey of the
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    ASIAN MARKETS VITAL, SAYS HORLICKS CHIEF
    221 9 MALAYAN and South-East Asian markets arc just as vital as the home markets m Britain and Europe, said Mr. H. F. Chilton, Publicity Manager of Horlicks Ltd., at a luncheon given m his honour yesterday at the Adelphi Hotel, Singapore. Leading Singapore British businessmen
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    114 9 COMMODITY PRICES THE latest Sin«apo*e rubber prices yesterday were per 1b: Buyers Sellers No. 1 Spot Loose $1.31 51. 311 FOB m bales ieb No I KS.S No. 1 R.S.S. 51.31 81.31 i No. 2 R.S.S. $1.28 81.28* No 3 R.S.S. $1.25 51. 25* LONDON KUBUbK Tuesday's opening prices per
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    Penang Banker On Transfer To HK
    64 9 The United Commercial Bunk Ltd.. Incorporated m India, with its head office m Calcutta, will establish a branch office m Hongkong. The bank's premises will be situated m the former Bank of China offices m Queen's Road. Central. The bank's Hongkong manager will be
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    Shares Are Lower But Buyers Shy
    280 9 Shares Are Lower But Buyers Shy SINGAPORE, Tues.— With the continued decline of the commodity price, sellers predominated m the rubber section of the Malayan share market and prices eased further without attracting buyers. Tins and industrials sagged slightly m sympathy. Changed prices were: Bayers Sellers photo. MINING Two Yardley
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    US TIN STOCKS DOWN 2,734 TONS IN NOV.
    83 9 WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (AP)-The Bureau of Mines reports that tin stocks, held by Government and industry, decreased by 2,734 long tons during November. This means a drop from 46,222 long tons to 43,488. Rate of domestic consumption was reported to have changed
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    US-RI TIN TALKS
    60 9 THREE Indonesian Government officials have begun difcussions m Washington to negotiate a new contract for sale of Indonesian tin Ko the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The price of gold In Bangkok has varied during the past three months between 470 and 490 ticalx per baht. A bant is
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    RI Shipments Of Rubber Unlikely To Be Seriously Hit
    321 9 Speciol to The Standard THE Indonesian currency devaluation is unlikely to affect seriously t^e shipment of rubber from Indonesia to Singapore and is apt likely to increase greatly, if ot all, the rubber shipped direct from Indonesia to the United States.
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    S'PORE RATES OF EXCHANGE
    102 9 BUYIN< i i (or < „i a I US dollan (pc MOO M h and 32 i {T.I I 32 15/1(1 O.D 331 33 1/16 (90 ti on rredit b i l T S k (M d/st> on 1 biiU Sell e§ ..re fT.T O!) I
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      157 9 r f/tf lovelight m a girl's eyes, for instance There are soue things that owl be kept secret. The lovelight Eaagui'l eyes, lor Jnstanre not altogetiK-: un- fc^~-^ like that look of calm enjoyment you s< r. |3v 7 on a Craven 'A' smoker's face. A look of t £^*^^M
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    IDEAL WEEK-END WARDROBE
    322 10 WfHEN milady is running off on a weekend jaunt, she should spend fifteen minutes beforehand m costume planning. In this short time she can set up a week-end wardrobe which will fit into one small piece of luggage and still be prepared with the right outfit for
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    'LIZ TO MARRY WILDING IN UK'
    69 10 'LIZ TO MARRY WILDING IN UK' HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 4 (UP) Actress Elizabeth Taylor announced today she will fly to .London during the weekend to marry British actor, Michael Wilding. The 19 year- old film star, whose first marriage to young hotel heir, Nicky Hilton, ended m a divorce, announced through
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    IF BABY'S BOTTLE-FED, BEWARE OF GERMS
    489 10  -  Margaret Scott Continuing Margaret's Diary By ANOTHER early panic for new mothers is the question of sterilizing, and this applies particularly to a bottle-fed baby. So much is told and written for the poor, frantic mother about seeing everything that comes into contact with
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    SPRING SILHOUETTE ACCENTS CURVES
    532 10  -  DOROTHY ROE By A.P. Fashion Editor NEW YORK, Feb. 5, (AP)— America's leap year silhouette for Spring accents curving:, feminine lines, a slim waist and some nostalgic ladylike touches such as Gibson girl sleeves and lacy lingerie trimmings. Such are the style trends being exhibited to
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      208 10 f nM>Bff^MllllliriiBillWllftTlli][ioiiiiiiiiOiiuriiiiJ.'.'iii:i;[aaaiiiC /TtODAY'S FORECAST:— Today, I which is particularly affect- < ed by heavy planets, brings as an atmosphere of difficulty and contrariety In all matters, i Go about your normal work, bat i no more: be careful over money matters, and m your speech. Take care of your health
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      335 10 M THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 to A 41 m) 9.30 a.m. English Schools Broadcast; 9.55 Interlude; 10 a.m. Emergency News (K.L.); 10.415 Women's Magazine: 10.45 English Schools Broadcast; 1 p.m. Dance Music by Cocoanut Grove Orchestra; 1.80 News; 1.45 Lunch Time Prom: 2 p.m. English Schools Broadcast: 2
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    UNDERDOGS BATTLEWELL IN SINGAPORE 7'S
    650 11 SING VPORE'S "Sevens" Rugby tournament entered its second day yestenlay nith some more excellent play, poor ground conditions and one of the biggest crowds ever to watch a midweek rugger session on the Padaug. The winners yesterday were RASC "A" (on a walkover, from 221
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    Easy Wins For Kents, Sel. Club
    307 11 KL'ALA LUMPL'K, Tues. Perfect weather favoured today's Seiatigor Rugby Union 'sevens' tournament. In the first game the AU Blues "A" lost to RAF M B" by eight points (one goal and one try) to three points (a drop goal). The Blues lost because of
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    RAMBLERS ON TOP IN IPOH
    76 11 IPOH, Tues.— Ramblers "A" eliminated the Police "A" by two goals to one m the IDHA knockout competition this evening. The winners have now strengthened their claims for top honours m the competition. The Police played a poor game. In fact they never recovered from
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    SRA SHOOT
    70 11 THE postponed Spoon Shoot for members of the Singapore Rifle Association will take place at Seletar Range on Sunday Feb. 10 at 8.30 a.m. Ammunition will be supplied free of charge to civilian members. SelBngor LA. Meet KUALA LUMPUR, Tues I A meeting of the sports memj bers
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    ASIAN STARS
    26 11 photo by hiVa S H?r« h M n Jap omen table tennis players Shizuka Naranara. Hiroshima survivor left, and Torn! Nishiraura. Ranjit Singh Standard
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    Dark Horses' Will Star In Army Semi-Finals
    433 11 THE PRELIMINARIES and quarter finals on Monday and the remaining quarter finals last night, presaged some extremely good bouts for the semifinals m to-night's District individual championships. ..Two "dark horses" emerged on Monday m Sapper Dunstance and Gunner Hanmore Dunstance. who comes from
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    FA CUP RESULTS
    109 11 LONDON. Feb. 4 (Rcutcr) j Results of British soccer games played today: F. A. Cup fourth round replay: Stoke City 0 Swindon Town 1. Swindon Town are now away to the winners of the Luton-Brentford reply m the fifth round on Feb. 23. Scottish Cup first round
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    Narrow Win For Gavilan
    288 11 MIAMI, Florida, Feb. 4] (UP)— A wild la*t round 1 attack allowed Cubans Kid Gavilan to retain the welter- > weight championship of the world tonight as he barely came on to score a close split derision over blender Bot>hy I)yk«'h m ihj- first "mixed" bout
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      518 11 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS i i UK Sa.-npanther of > \,^.An Railways Gemas Hkg friemls and relations attaa ted the funeral, sent condolences and I on the death of his S aparkiam. ani relatives ol ktc Mr. Khoo Chong the partners of I Unfl Tin Mines for Rry feneroui help and who rendered
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      276 11 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1,, NOTICES ]%IR. Alexander Ormiston has been authorised to sign per procuration our. firm as from sth February. 1952. FRASER CO. \T"E have the pleasure to an- nounce that we have appointed Messrs. Asia Motor Co., of 2 Petain Road. Singapore as the Sole Distributors of Horex Motor
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      280 11 TENDER NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS. YJTATER DEPARTMENT: W Tenders for the purchase of Scrap Steel and Scrap Brass. Close NOON— II/ 2/52 Tender Deposit $500. MALAY REGIMENT TENDER NOTICE r FENDERS will be received at RHQ The MALAY Regiment Port Dickson up to 12 o'clock 25 Feb., 52
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      234 11 TUITION I^RENCH Beginners Class, 1 5.30—6.30 Tues. ,Thurs Comm. 7th Feb. at V.M.C.A. Orchard Rond. 5.9. DOSTAL TUITION Book- keeping. Accounts Commercial Correspondence etc. Special coaching for L.C.C. Exam. Success guaranteed Enquiries to Principal FEC.I 235-A River Valley Road Singapore 9. UEGINNERS* "LASSES, Feb: Book-Keeping. Pre-Senior, Senior English, Shorthand, Typing.
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    BRIGHT EYES CAN WIN AGAIN TODAY
    684 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Bright Eyes (McCloud), the pick of the bunch, should romp home without any opposition m the main event of the Selangor Turf Club Gold Cup meet at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow* Bright Eyes finished third to Good Gamble and Sudan at Penang
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    207 12 TEN MEN IN A RING II strong men will get Into ti».- ring at the Happy World slidium this Saturday to constitute an all time record for "ring" entries. Pi i note* Wally Oakes, almo ion he lookout for something new for Singapore's v. rv ing fans, has arranged a
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