Singapore Standard, 22 January 1953

Microfilm: NL2283
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    21 1 Singapore Standard 4s iffl f tIV //U "I _^fc^ VOL. 11l NO. 202 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1953. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    $5 Mil Offer to Varsity
    23 1 University ids S pporf fiiiT h.»> >.000.00ti rsity. C g Pol > ICA j s i De- n C!i
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    His Gift To The Queen
    6 1 His Gift To The Queen I!
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    In Silence Only
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    Duel At Dawn
    42 1 INK iptfl where Detective Sm Choax Yee was shot and icri>ml3 wounded by three a rated (hinese yesterday :n ornini; S.une of the assailants' ballet holes ran be seen m the tank of the motor i wit' See owned.
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    Rubber Drops
    29 1 RUBBER dropped by 23 cents per !b. yesterday when the Singapore rubber market closed at 833 cents per ib. 'or February t~it- grade rubber. (See Page 9)
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    Detective Wounded In Gun Fight:
    425 1 For The Second Time An Assailant Struck i\ 1 1 HIN hall .-.n hour of a descriptioa being circulated Mii^apoie Police yesterday d t. lined three Chinese 'or m .tinning m connection witli the Syed Alwi Koad gun battle is whicb a deter Utc h^
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    5 Graduate In A Prison
    60 1 Standard Staff Correspondent TAIPING, Wed.— For the first time m the history of the Taiping Prisons, five inmates two Malays, two Chinese and one Indian— have qualified to tench Romanised Malay by the Laubaeh system The training course was sponsored by the Taiping Branch at
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    5 REDS LESS IN JUNGLE
    137 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Security Forces, who could not report a kill m the last two days, made up for it today when they killed three terrorists tii is morning and accepted the surrender of two others. Two of the terrorists were killed
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    Begum Robbed
    16 1 THREE masked men Lahore yesterday robbed th< Begum Habibullah Asad o 4,800 rupee-. Reuter.
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    Brusque Reply
    18 1 RIOTING convicts of Rockview prison, Pennsylvania, last night answered an ultimatum to' surrender by firing shots.
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    Kaseh Was On Diet
    165 1 Her Sister Ate Too Much Standard Aviation Reporter •KVSIH— a three months old pet tigress would not touch any of the juicy pieces of raw meat thrown at her at Kallang Airport last night-although her sister had died of over-eating only a few hours before. Perhaps
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    Walking On Air
    24 1 A NEW plastic for shoe soles, so light it will float m water is announced by Goodvear Tyre and Rubber Co.
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    Brodie Twin Roger Dies (35 days]
    132 1 CHICAGO, Jan. 21 (Reuter) Roger Lee Brodie, weaker of American Siamese twins surgically separated on December 17 died last night m The twins, born on September 16, J i>s l had shared a single large blood vessel drain- ing 80 percent of the blood
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    FATAL MID-AIR BLAST
    374 1 mt ■■Bfl _Bp^_k B Three Die In Malaya's Ist V imiji j_f___E_*. te Copter Crash IPOH, Wed. A three-seater Army helicopter, 551 type, broke up m mid-air during on operational flight over Chemor this morning and crashed on an old disused Chinese mine killing all three occupants
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    $60,000 Offer
    32 1 MR. AW BOON HAW. governing director of Th c Singapore Standard. said m Hongkong yesterday that he would contribute $60,000 to help build the proposed Chinese university m Malaya. UP
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    Another Battle
    25 1 THE Australian radio reported yesterday that General Douglas" Mac Arthur would probably attend this year's anniversary celebration of Australia's Coral Sea battle.— AFP
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    Wife Protests
    31 1 THE wife of a New Zealand doctor is to protest to the British House of Commons against her detention m San Francisco under the McCarran Walter Immigration Act.- Reuter
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    Ike Starts Without A Cabinet
    163 1 WASHINGTON. lan. 21: (Renter) President Eisenhower today be^an the first full day of his new office without a Cabinet. He had submitted to the Senate the names of eight of his choices. This list failed to win immediate approval when Senator Wayne Morse, objected to
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    Five Masked Men Make Dawn Haul
    170 1 KUALA LUMPUE, Wed.— Five masked Chinese armed with daggers, broke into a shop-house m Pudu Koad during the early hours of this morning, and robbed the occupants of cash and .jewellery amounting to 54,000. The proprietor oi the shop, and his family were asleep
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    Penhas: Put Off 6th Time
    153 1 LONDON. Jan. 20, (SeuterlL For the sixth day. the Ju cial Committee of the Privy Council, again adj mmcd day the appeal roncerning tha validity ol the marriage of I wealthy Jewish merchant and a Chinese woman m Singapore m 1937. Mr. [ss ac Penhas
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    Karachi Riot Police Alert
    60 1 KARACHI Jan 21 (B 'ten Steel-helmeted ri< I police guarded the Paki-' Constituent Assembly btii ing here today as the A bly met to discuss the rt nstitutional propos i I i Pakistan. The police were standing by to prevent any recurrence 1 tiie riot ing
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    Train Derailed
    23 1 A HERD ol buffa >>< Lag on a railway track d railed an armoured ta 'hies outside Rangoon, inj i seven people
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      73 1 SHELL MOTOR OIL rf^M^s__m___ -a SCOTCH WHISKY tnat elusive "something" m the atmosphere ul Glenlivet, m the Highlands of imfflhirt, il captured m this highest grade of wlmkv. In the process of distillation, the Gleniiddich fir Balvenie-G'tenlivet Distilleries, of which Win. Grunt k* Sons a* sole proprietors, use the marvellous
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    NEW CULTURAL CENTRE FOR SPORE THIS YEAR
    467 2 $300,000 Will Come From UK SINGAPORE will have a $350,000 Cultural Centre this year. The Secretary of State for the Colonies, Mr. Oliver Lyttelton. has approved a grant of $300,000 from the Colonial Development and Welfare fund for this The balance of $50,000
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    Father Finds Missing Boy In River
    123 2 A FATHER searching for his missing 10-year-old son j found him huried m the mud of the Singapore Kallang River m two feet of water, j the Coroner Mr. Giam Cnong j Hing. was told yesterday. At the inquest into the death or the
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    CYCLIST SWERVED INTO CAR
    161 2 WHEN a Singapore fisherman. Chua Lim. was taken to the Gene-al Hospital after an accident be w; s ""eated as an out-patient. T.u next day he died at h.mv of a fractured skull, the Si: 'snore Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, was told yesterday. The Coroner, who
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    Houses For Shell Workers
    186 2 IB T W Pensuncton, s*a4T igei the Shell Com- opened tbe lti quarters buill to bouse the essentia: stan" cf 'he CompanyV v. odlandj Depot and the Stafl Canteen yesterday. er tha tea-party, given to the meanbers ol the Wood- Stafl lo commemorate i a-io.o. Mr.
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    Acquitted Of Fraudulent Possession
    142 2 Acquitted Of Fraudulent Possession 1 a\ appeal beard before i Ji ice s Charles r. -Ay::> y m the Shiga-. 1 1 .1 wrl yesterday S an Ibr i lad been senti ed t Iwo montn-' .n--ower court wntenee qua shed. S n getber with oth* aea «as convi te
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    68 2 First baby to be born m the new Caltex Pacific Petroleum Company hospital at Pekan Baroe. Sumatra, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday. She is two months old Louisa I) mg jan. daughter of a Caltex employee who is going on long leave to Holland Father Mr. Louts Dingjan has
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    Fell To Death On Jap Ship
    127 2 Fell To Death On Jap Ship WHILE -a k ng on board z Japanese freighter berthed at Singa] oi i Harb >vi Board i; Jan. i J a abourer, Veerappan, aged > n tel 25 n and v. as fata v injur, d At the Coroner's inquest j yesterday, Mizuno
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    Clerks To Meet On Pay 'Row'
    172 2 THE Singapore Government I Administrative and Cleric.. 1 j Services Union wlB hold an extraordinary general meeting i shortly to decide on the next course of action to get the wage increase demand of the members of the Government clerks. Tiie Union's representatives met
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    Sent For Trial
    47 2 TAX BF.XG SING, alleged to have been a member of a gang who robbed a farmer. Ng Ah Heong. of $425 from his house m Tampenis Road, was committed to the Assizes by the S ngapore Sixth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. Kuiasekaram, ye iterday.
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    2 BROTHERS SENTENCED FOR ASSAULTING FATHER
    112 2 TWO brothers, Hong Chong and Kirn Chay, who assaulted their 55-year-old step-fa I her. Peck Ark, were convicted m the Singapore Fouth Police Court yesterday. Hong Chong was fined 8300, lor two months' imprisonment jin default. The Court allowed I Hong Chong to pay
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    Farewell Party
    53 2 A farewell dinner party was held at the Katong Rest House for W/O S. Watson, Deputy Site Commander, 2 Site, JWO M.U. Seietar, who is having for the United Kingdom for his Officer's Course. Seated left to right are W/O Watson, Mrs. Written. Mrs. Watson aad lit. Lt.
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    PC In Brawl
    41 2 A DESKRTER from the Federation Police Force. Kassim bin .Tohari. was yeserday fined $10 m the Singapore Sixth Police Court on pending guiity to a charge of fighting unth Manikam Rajagopal m public. Manikam was also fined $10.
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    Fined $100 For Assault
    91 2 j CHEONG Kok. who pleaded 'guilty to a charge, m the Kuantan court, of assault ing Lim Kee Nam. was fined $100 or 1 month's rigorous imprisonment. The prosecution stated that Lam Kee Nam left ids shin and a watch on a rock before he went
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    GOVT. UNAWARE OF NEW GRANTS
    276 2 PoW Compensation SINGAPORE'S Financial Secretary, Mr. W. C. Taylor, told The Standard yesterday that the Government had not been informed of any new move by the British Government to widen the scheme for compensating former prisoners of war of the Japanese. Mr. Taylor was commenting
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    Squatter On Graft Charge
    142 2 A SQUATTE3I, Sim Van. who had previously been convicted on charges of escaping from custody and smolcing opium. appeared m th« Singapore Fourth Polite Court yesterday on a charge of attempting to bribe a police office! with $10. Inspector Baa t d Uk Court that when
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    Sanderson In Manila Talks
    85 2 MAMLA. Jan, 21 <AP) British An Marsha] AC. Sanderson flew m from S.ngapore today for a round of conferences with Filipino and American del ence officials. The Chief of tne British Fai East Air Force landed at the U.S. Clark Air Force base north of Manila.
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    Young Leper Fined $10
    75 2 A LEPER. Ling Choo Bock. (18) was fined (10 or two months' rigorous imprisonment, when he pleaded guilty m the Singapore Sixth Police Court to a charge ot ar;sisting m the management of chap-ji-kee. The Prosecuting Officer. Inspector Oh. said that when Ling was searched on
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    Plenty Of Beet no S'pore For Export To HK
    319 2 Plenty Of Beet n o S'pore For Export To HK EXPORT of cattle from Singap. not likely to affect the price ol i,... ..'no**f o beef ia Singapore. "Singapore lias all the bet f E. T. Chia, a representative of < livestock dealers exporting beef t He said that Hong
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    RURAL VOTING HAILED
    14 2 RURAL VOTING HAILED A F B j X l g. Bii year w ■OP"
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    FOUND DEAD
    12 2 A\ the Road. id -i ing i Li ouser 1
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    Bail Allowed
    8 2 CMC Ifi red Singap hargf poned
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    18 3 photo. ■<»%»- VUIIVWH mmwtumwm, tria'ted bj th** Inunigratioa Departardia* In* Dutca freightei Merliskerk In palkc >ml Inunigratioa officers.— Standard
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    MILLIONAIRE'S HOME FOR SALE
    112 3 i belonged ta lac bankrupt Singa-] late Mr. I im Soo Ban. and his the properties to be put np for n Vad T I I ,f i b Tha »f) rhe ncrat* M 1 f I 5 don't I i •d r Ti I TlOf---cted
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    Trial In Kluang
    50 3 I IRE BAHRU, Wed. arge of having cheatnan named Tham Fook .-'.Mm had been ex > Chong S of Ko >». s p ice Court, the Ma^lered the ;e to c red to Kluang for tr al is the ;ged offence took :i the JUI diction of
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    45 3 THESE boys and girls are i moag the lucky ones who have the chance to lean English m one of the adult education literacy classes. Picture shows a session m progress at the Stamford Girls School centre, with their teacher Mr. M. Mariappan. Standard noto.
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    Decree Won On Wife's Admission
    191 3 Decree Won On Wife 's Admission >v REE MSI. I .del; -.x :r va? S'.a:: :M 'k :e .vho pel iti .1 for a Ife Iris before the Chief S Charles Mi i ray- Singa; re High i ay. i i ha I mai .i- Iris s nee Miles, e
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    KL's More-Houses To-The-Acre-Plan Will Ease Shortage
    286 3 KL's More-Houses To-The-Acre-Plan Will Ease Shortage KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A more-houses-to-the-acre plan may be carried out m the Federation by the Housing Trust, the mana ger, Mr. V. Z. Newcombe, told The Standard today. When built these houses would be put up for sale. He send the Housing Trust was
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    Many Broke Benefits Law
    106 3 KU \I.A LUMPUR, Tues.— Federation Labour Department Offi *ers have conducted many inquiries into cases where wor'.;".-- have been denied benefits under the Employees Eln Penang, action was taken 27 cases. Many cases were and Negr Sembilan where Estate workers aged over 55 were noi contributing
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    DID NOT KNOW HE WAS DESERTING
    124 3 KUANTAN, Wed. Fazil bin Ariffin. a special constable, told the Kuantan magistrate thai whei lie ;ame out of jail, he phone I his staff officer tha: he wanted to resume his work un the >nst« bulary. Th Stafl Offi er, he said, told him
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    100 Lovelies Hope To Win
    158 3 ENTRIES from girls of all nationalities keep pouring i" for the "Miss Max Factor. Singapore" Beauty ontest, Which is scheduled to take place around the Chinese New Year .season. So far. close upon IHO forms have been filled m by teen-agers, bachelor girls and housewives,
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    Gilmour In 6-Man Team For Confab
    92 3 S 1 X-M A N delegation headed by Mr. Andrew Gilmour< Direcl »r of Commerce and Industry. Singapore, leaves today to attend the EcAFL conference at Bandoeng. In eto- j nesia. The delegation will represent Malaya and British North Borneo at tiie industry ana
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    £3,000 COACH
    30 3 PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed. A £3,000 air conditioned railway coach, the third of its kind m the Federation arrived from Birmingham today. Another three similar coacnesj are exported shortly.
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    $50 FOR A SLAP
    137 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Vediappan. an Indian labourer, was fined $30 by Syed Othman bin Aii, on a charge ot causing grievous hurt to another Indian, Muthiah, at Mount Austin Estate, Johore on Aug. 28. last year. Vediappan, pleading guilty said that he had to interfere m
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    Countess To Visit Red Cross Groups
    167 3 FOLLOWING her arrival un Singapore on Saturday Jan 31 the Countess oj Limerick. V ice-Chairman ot the Executive Committee British Red Cross Society, will visit the Red Cross Dim- sion and Detachment, at the Naval Base. the following morning. Miss G. W. Smith, Acting
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    Kulasingha In KL
    27 3 MR. H. J. C. Kulasingha, Singapore E-e^latiye Corau^lor and member of the Kurai Board, left Singapore yesterday for a 10-day holiday m Kuala LurmDur.
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    CASE STOPPED, 4 DISCHARGED
    237 3 Rubber Theft Trial THE 8100,000 rubber theft trial of lour Chinese In the Singapore Second District Court came to an abrupt end yesterday when the prosecuting officer, Mr. M. Boyle Senior ASP. told the Judge, Mr. J. F Mac William that he had instructions from the
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    Singapore Making Own Coronation Decorations
    642 3  -  Christine Diemer By Standard Woman Reporter] MANUFACTURERS m Singapore will swing into beehive activity next week fabricating regal objects for the most resplendent Singapore ever seen, as firms and business houses prepare to spend m the thousands to honour the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth 11.
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    C'ttee Heads Named
    118 3 C'ttee Heads Named THE Singapore City Council completed this week the election of unofficial as vicechairmen to its standing committees. Progressive Party Councillors are vice-chairmen m four committees; nominated membc--- three: Labour group member, one; aud one Independent. Vice-chairmen take over the President's duties m ins absence. The names are:
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    Offered PC Bribe
    70 3 TAN SOON TAI of Muar was fined $50 m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday for attempting to offer a bribe of $1 to a police constable on Aug. 22. It was stated that the constable found Tan carrying a passenger m his car which han not
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    Work Begins On Recreation Club
    37 3 TAIPING. Wed.— Work began yesterday on the new building for the Taipmj Chinese Recreation Cluo m btation Road. The building is expected to be completed m time lor the Coronation celebrations m <
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    Tempter Sees Painting
    52 4 General Sir -".-raid Templer. Lady Templer and the Resident fomir ssd< aer, Mr. G. E. C. Wisdom Intently observing finger aifl ng artist Mr. Wu Tsai Yen executing Sir Gerald's choi blossoms m spray for presentation to the High Comm. dinner at the Meng Seng Charitable Association.
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    Report Refutes Fear Of Slump
    407 4 Xl/ALA LIMPIR, Wed.— There appears to be a revival of confidence among labourers and employers that a slump is not inevitable. The mobility of labour has decreased to a very great extent, states the official report of the Department of Labour for December. The repon
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    DRIVE FOR CLOSER COOPERATION BEGINS
    435 4 People Advised 'Do Your Duty And Help End Emergency KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Penghulus. Officers -in-charge of Police Stations, KeJua kampongs and Kathis m Selangor gathered at the Town Hall this morning when the Sultan, the Mentri Besar, the British Adviser, and others addressed them m
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    Public Lecture
    54 4 MR. SAUL ROSE. M.A.. D. Phil, the International Secretary of the British Labour Party will give a lecture on "The study and Practice of Politics." under the auspicious of the Historical Society of the University of Malaya, at 8.30 p.m. today. Mr. Alex Josey will be the chairman.
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    Labour Leaders See Rose
    211 4 MR. SAUL ROSE. Ser re tary of the International Department. British Labour Party, arrived m Singapore by Qan-tas-BOAC from Djakarta yesterday, on a short visit to find out the political and economic conditions m Malaya. Later he was entertained to a tea party given by the
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    Schools Also Benefit Now
    66 4 i PENANG. Wed. Students, especially those m primary schools are getting their share of '"Operation Service from policemen. In addition to th e signboards placed on th e roads warning all the vehicles to slow down m front of schools during ihe hours when the children
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    Acrobats Stole The Show
    188 4 COLOURFUL is th e word that describes the hour-long stage show that augments "he John Wayne movie now showing at the Capitol, and the addition of the German acrobats Lox and Eve-Lyn to the cast of Sun-Kissed Cuties and Australian dancers. singers and comperes, makes "Forever
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    54 4 A\V\\\\V\\V\\\\\\\vv\VV\V\VW\\V\\V < Mr. J. H Pinkerton S 2 (centre) Acting Control- I ler of Telecoms for 5 Pahang, Kelantan and J Trengganu, pictured with f < his staff prior to his I transfer to Stores and Workshops, Kuala Lum- J pur. He is succeeded by f Mr. A. D. Weaver,
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    New East-West Traffic Scheme
    261 4 Standard Staff Reporter IN READINESS for the start of the new EastWest Traffic Scheme which will come into forte on Feb. 1, we reproduce the entire new traffic plan issued by the Superintendant of the Traffic Branch so that readers can cut it out, study it
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    Malaya Tour
    31 4 THE two-man mission from the Socialist International Mr. Saul Rose, and Mr. Kaj Bjoerk will arriv c m Penang on Monday. Jan. 26. from Ipoh by the Malayan Airways.
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    Estates Regroup Willingly
    179 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.—Regrouping on estates appears to be progressing to the satisfaction of the Labour Department, according to the December Report. Enthusiasm is so great that two Asian estates m Bukit Selambu, Kedah, have, without any orders from the competent authority. regrouped themselve* into the village. Two
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    Estate Strike Off
    41 4 IPOH. Wed —Abo t 181 labourers of Harniltoi <■-. Estati m Lower Perak ended a tourday strike yesterday tft« m management had a I idn dismissal notices served live of them tnd n ade advance pajmenti for Tami festival.
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    The End Of Bugis Street
    24 4 The End Of Bugis Street ONE night rxrniing hoiden led and v lasl chai j for i nine ft ed _pa j a tide
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    You Can Cable From Kallang
    35 4 1 Standard A i, Do Wireless Airport? Tins ofl ing toi lis tvaila only c but < A tal ni£hl i outside 'he asti 'This find it l theii 'hi-.:, g
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    Cyclist Injured
    12 4 AX I Ited after Ea to hos*p re po rted
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    ONN URGES COMMUNAL UNITY
    421 5 Only Way Left m -m aw w m For Malaya To Get Self-Govt. PENANG, Wed.— The need for mutual understanding among the Malays and members of other communities not only m social matters but m other fields, particularly politics, was stressed by the Member for Home
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    21 5 MR AND MRS. (loh Poey Hiang who were married at Johore Rahru. The bride wa s formerly Miss Chee Keng Fong.
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    Opium Smuggling Across Causeway Shows Decrease
    326 5 Opium Smuggling Across Causeway Shows Decrease OKI BAHRU, Wed A vigilant campaign the Johore t 'ustnms Against opium .s the Caaseway, has decreased the attempts ta snaggle opium duiin? the past I ra< kel ci s. en pi a- nx dif- mg on bigg a quantei tn smuggling many small
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    GOVT. ENGLISH SCHOOL O.B.A.
    91 5 MUAR, Tues.— The Governmenl English S. hooi Old Boys Assc ation has elected office bearers tor wzsa. They are: President, Che Azman bin Uaii Abdul Hamid. Vice-Pre-sidem. Mr. Chua Song Lim. Hon. Secretary, Che Abdul C.hAuv bin AH, Hon. Trea--9 rer. Mr. K. V'adivale, Sports Secretary,
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    OFFERED BRIBE
    39 5 MUAR, Tues— Abdul Kadir bin Mamamange was fined &>5B by Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan. Acting President of Sessions Court, for offering a bribe of $1 to a Police Constable at Belading, Tangkah m July last year.
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    MIDNIGHT INTRUDER FINED $250
    41 5 Wed Ses- I A ug c ?a w H rhlef, I ran with i her I cash thai eet ul fe ac lan ation on c tirst 1 on ft m was 'eneed ar.d Bye l ison-
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    Council Meet Open To Public
    191 5 The r own i incil c first > that Feb. 23. i ting, var- 1 It i c ected. i 28, and j to the c elected ji I led Mem- > «*->:.. io and the Finance and General Purpose Committee: .hairman: The District Officer,
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    30 5 Mr. S. N. Anthony, retired Personal Clerk to the Resident. Perak. and Mrs. Anthony who celebrated their golden wedding anniversay at Taiping. recently They entertained a large party to dinner.
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    128 5 MALACCA, Wed.-The Settlement Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. B. I. W. Stewart, said that his attempt to lead a teacher discussion on what steps be taken to prepare for self-government, elicited Sriiew tthati t until l all Chinese were Federal citizens it was no good talking
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    Squatters Present A Problem In HK, Too
    405 5  -  LIM TIAN JOO, By Standard Staff Correspondent HONGKONG, Jan. 21. Hongkong's several thousand squatters no census is available yet present a difficult problem both from the official and civilian viewpoints. Dotted on the mountainsides of Kow loon are concentrations of squatter huts where
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    WHO Specialist Helped Malaya
    95 5 PENANG, Wed.— That Professor Vincent Tabone. a temporary consultant of the World! Health Organisation and an Ophthalmologist has g*Yf n urea: help to the Medical Department during his vish to the various states m the Federation *> r Malaya recently, a| spokesman of the Medical Department
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    Driver Fined For Two Offences
    80 5 Sun Wing Yip was fined $.'iv or two weeks' rigorous imprisonment m the Kota Tinggi magistrate court for driving a lorry with logs projecting from the rear of the trailler m a manner as to cause danger to people and vehicles on the road. He
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    Man [60] And Wife Hit Constable
    76 5 TWO vegetable gardeners used criminal force on a corporal doing his duty, it was alleged m the Kuantan court. They were fined $50 each. The corporal said he wanted to arrest Wong Fatt, 60, at the Hutan Stali police post, for not producing his
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    Inche Abu Bakar
    21 5 INCHE ABO BAKAR of Kuala Lumpur has assumed duties m Taiping as the S-'nal Welfare Officer. P«rafc flori^.
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    A Mufti For John
    134 5 KOTA BAHRU. Wed. John de Fonblanqne, son of the Inspector General Home Guard for the Federation. Major General E. R. de Fonblanqne. Is the proud owner of a white •baiu' and \seluar' complete with a scarlet sarong\ the dress uniform of Kelantan Permanent Staff Home Guard
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    $1140 Award For injuries
    86 5 MUAR. Wed— Teo Lian S driver of a lorry, m the emp ct»y of the North Johore Transport Co. Ltd.. was awarded si. 140 by Ihe Commissioner ol Workmen's Compensation. Muar. fori disability caused by his lorry running into a ditch and over-, turning on Sept.
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    Police Officers On Transfer
    77 5 IPOH. Wed. Mr. Sher Mohamed. Assistant Superintendent of Police and OCPD.j [poh. for ihe past Iwo v eai will go on transfer to Serem- ban m a few days Another police officer, [n- spector Tar. Teck Cheng ol j Ipoh Criminal Intel ligen i Branch is
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    1st Stamps With Queen's Portrait
    205 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— When Coronation stamps for Malaya are issued, it will be the first time that the portrait bf a reigning Queen appears on stamps issued m the Malay States. o tne various oid.*-* was First, occasion on whi< h l lh eeneral issue
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    MCA Lottery Tickets Sold Out In Kinta
    53 5 IPOH. Wed Tickets for the 15th draw of the MCA million-dollar lottery were sold out yesterday at the Kinta Branch of the MCA. A spokesman revealed that the Branch had sold $140,000 worth of tickets. The draw will be held at Kuala Lumpur
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    Special Cheated An Old Woman: Jailed 2 Years
    373 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed K'*onir Kwong San-, i Negri conscript serving as a Special (unstable 1 Kluang, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment hf Mr. Justice Storr m tne Supreme Court ytsterd^y Use what the Judge described as a despicable act m cheating
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    JAIL AND BIS FINE FOR OPIUM
    224 5 JAIL AND BIS FINE FOR OPIUM PARIT BUNTAR. Wt i I eong Keng Boon ati Bent* enced to one I eai impri i ment and fined 12,500, tn lafault another yew *s in pi isonmen! by Mi. If. Garton m I iti j Sessions Court at Pai it Bu: I
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    Film To Aid Deaf Fund
    91 5 PENANG, Wed. —Un the patronage of Ihe H._m Commissioner, General Sii Gerald Templer. and the R dent Commis ioner, Pen g Mr. R P. B ngham, a li m prem ere of "liandy^ will i>a shown at the Cal m,. v Cm" ns a: 9.30
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    Enrich Yourselves!
    752 6 IT r S the little fellow at the end of the line who finally bears the burden and m this case the little fellow happens to be the honest tenant of a house built after September, 1947. However, we would like t». make it clear that not all
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    The Gap Between Asian And Western Socialism
    1771 6  - The Gap Between Asian And Western Socialism ANDREW ROTH The doctrines of Asian anti Western Socialists are as far apart „s the economies they are trying ta reform. The Western method af reform through administrative manipulation of financial controls trill not trorh m decentralised I sian societies m the grip
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      254 6 Sir;— Congratulations are due to Dato C. J. Paglar for having moved an amendment to the Legislative Councils Elections Ordinance at he last meeting of the Council This amendment makes it necessary for would-be elected Councillors who are not of local birth, to possess not
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      319 6 Sir: —My congratulations to Dr. Ho for his admirable report on the need for better conditions of service for aided-school teachers. His remarks o n 'We must create tho right conditions m our schools often these are intangibles like goodness and mercy— -o that our
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      HIGH COST OF QUO VADIS
      147 6 Sir; After a long patient wait we find that "Quo Vadis" is at last to be screened at the Cathay on Jan. 22. Cathay Cinema has always been popular among filmgoers for the very nice pictures which are generally screened there, and perhaps it is
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      159 6 Sir, Owing to the high cost of produotion of the film entitled 'QUO VADIS* I understand that the Cathay Organisation has raised their prices to $3, $5, $7. I do, as one of the regular picturegoers, see the justification for this. The<e high prices can
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    271 6 Review of Views A Dead Language? j six cm i irig on Sir reaction I I Cha. ot- i ther 1 university i The Aai i i American I p pulatior I are at 'Sir Sydney i i i ttiat compel i teach i lectc m C i found. It
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    Dead Man's Note taffies Police
    217 7 1..; m Jan 21 (IP) A young iraa fowMl dead of cyanide poisonuternatioiial airport yesterday and police oded note containing the word m adhesive to his abdomen. t .tents oi :he man's ana yzed by tue city's after an autopsy at< ■he ause ol Tt
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    LENIN ORDER FOR INFORMER
    73 7 DOW Jan. 2t, (Reuter). A nan doctor Dr. Lidia i 1 ia huh is acclaimed m f S iet Communist Party ewspaner Pravda today as peri; of the Order of Leni: "foi assistance given to 10' ernmenl m unmasking r murderers," Mos- Rj lio reported, A
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    175 7 Payent Scheme To Jap PoWs Widened I I I I Bl n Lr- plication forms are still outstanding I am not yet able raw up a precise balance but I anticipate that re v. i i be just sufficient y in hand to enable me to include parents or orphans
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    Adlai Has No Regrets
    60 7 -1 W YORK Jj 21 (UP). Stevenson. defeated andi late for the esiden ell jr p ane for a B idos vj ation yesterday a tes bi fore Dwight E r*s m \g .ration. tve no n gn ts," the forG vernor said lower proba' 1
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    Big Three For Potsdam?
    52 7 SB (AFP)— w B: it.-h tabloid on rn>aper, Daily Ske! reported t. morning that rital vi sour res m and Whitehall T Eisenr, Mr. V.' nston Churchill St; w ild meet *hi> Pots lam t' was carried iti o.u i le Informa- contains *ional items which
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    Goodwill Envoys
    37 7 FIFTEEN American women adors o f goodwill* 1 ed m Hongkong yesterday M mi a to represent the G c n c r *< I Federation oJ h rw Cubs" m the Unite i A FP
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    UK Position In Sudan Is Clarified
    123 7 LONDON". Jan. 21, (Renter)— F reign Secretary Anthony Elden denied m tbe House of Commons yesterday that Britain wished to detach t'ne i southern provinces of the [Sudan from the north. "Nothing could be further from the truth." 'ne said m a [statement about
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    IKE BEGINS WORK
    35 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 21, (AFP) President Eisenhower started his first day of v. ork as President at dawn toay. At 7.45 a.m. h§ received Art* rney General Herbert Brownell m the White House.
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    70 7 photo. v Ex-Superintendent Fabian < certainly went sprawling when he met actress J I> a g m a r Wynter re- J J cently. Dagmar is m a series of TV films 5 to be made on the most sensational crimes m 2 <* Fabian's casebook. She and the Super
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    NO CHANGE IN US POLICY
    438 7 Cautious UK Reaction Greets Ike's Speech LONDON. Jon. 21.— Although British leaders were cautious m their reaction to President Dwight Eisenhower's inaugural speech, there was the general impression here that there would be no substantial change m United States policy. By tradition, Ministers m office
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    New UK Missiles Test Seen
    179 7 PERTH, Jan. 21 (UP) Restrictions imposed for Britain's first atomic test were still m effect yesterday over the Rowley Shoals, 200 miles northwest of the Montebellos, prompting speculation that the lonely atoll was involved m guided missile tests. The last detachment of the Mantebello atom
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    Top Jews Accused
    84 7 MOSCOW Jan 21 (UP>— Israel's Premier David Ben Qurion and Foreign Minister Moshe Sharet, were named as "executors" of United States Suite Department espionage operations within the Soviet Union. Tiie charge '.eas made by the weekly magazine "New Tunes." official Soviet foreign affairs publication for circulation abroad-
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    Jet Mishap
    51 7 ENTEBBE, Uganda, Jan. 21. (Reuter). An African workman was struck and k lied by the under-carriage of a BOAC Comet jet airliner as it anded here today on its way from London to Johannesburg. The Comet bounced shorl of the runway and slightly damaged its under-carriage snd landing
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    Jets Clash In Yalu Fight
    73 7 TOKYO, Jan. 21 (UP) American Sabrejets taking advantage of clearing weather darted through formations ot Communist MIG-15s near the Yalu River today and pilots reported destroying six of the Red jets. South Korean troops beat off three Communist attacks on Korea's far eastern front last
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    'Delicate Stage'
    35 7 THE conference on a Centra! African Federation which has been going on m London since Jan. 1, retreated into complete silence yesterday as officials said the discussions had reached a "delicate stage." UP.
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    Cowboy Ropes President
    81 7 WASHINGTON. Jan. 21 (Reuter) A horseman m fancy cowboy outfit rode up to the presidential parade reviewing stand yesterday and threw a lasso over President Eisenhower. It was an act which normally would hav<> caused the secret service som<* concern but the horseman had asked for permission.
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    Egypt Will Still Get UK Jets
    109 7 LONDON. Jan. 21, (AP)— Lor d Reading. Foreign j Affairs Under-Secretary told j the House of Lords yesterday that Britain will keep sending jet planes to Egypt despite "inflammatory speeches" by Egyptians against British Forces m the canal zone. Contracts for the jet fighters
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    28 7 SYRIA and the Lebanon are to discuss revision of their 1952 commercial agreement. The meeting will be at Shtaura, midway between the Syrian a I Lebanese caoitals.- AP
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    29 7 TDK London Daily Express reported the British cruiser Ceylon had entered Bali rein harbour m the Persian Gulf. Tiie British frigate Wild Goose was also patrolling the gulf. AFP
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    25 7 IP tjc 0i IVAN Janko Dimitroff, 28--year-old Bulgarian arrested on Dec. 14, confessed to being a "Bulgarian spy." Greek military authorities officially announced 1 Reuter
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    35 7 ONE man was killed and 75 people injured, seven seriously, when a fast passenger train was wrecked by a broken rail ''75 miles west of Winnipeg. Ten coaches were derailed of which five overturned. Reuter
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    31 7 MR. Paul R. Porter, Mutual Security Agency Deputy Director m Europe for Economic Affairs, has resigned to return to private life niter nearly 12 years m United States Government service.- Reuter
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    World News In Brief...
    66 7 World News In Brief... THE French Socialist Party caMed for retaliation against American "screening" of French merchant seamen entering the United States.— Reuter STALIN has consented to stand for re-election as a member of the Moscow o blast (region) Soviet. Moscow's evening newspaper Vechernaya Moskva announced. Elections to local Soviets.
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    34 7 NATIONAL Security Director Pedro Estrada yesterday announced m Caracas (hat Dr Alberto Carnovali. leader ot the outlawed Democratic Party, and 13 others have been arrested m a gun-blazing raid on their secret headquarters. AP
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    31 7 COMM IN ISTS m eastern Europe and China have killed, jailed or barred from office about 50,000 Roman Catholic priests, including at least 99 bishops. Catholic sources m Rome said. Reuter
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    26 7 TERRORISTS vest< day murdered two Kikuyu both bti everi to be resistai c c men m the Kiambu^disl let about 10 rniies north or Nairobi. Reuter
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    29 7 AN EXECUTIVE member of the Indian Congress m Natal, Mr. Meer was sentenced to 1 days hard labour m the Durban court tor defying railway regulations concerning segregation. AFP
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    PEA SOUPER IS STILL ON
    79 7 LONDON, Jan. 21: (Reuter) Fog disrupted land, air and sea traffic on both sides of the Atlantic yesterday. The Queen Mary dropped anchor m fogbound New York harbour and radioed that she would wait there for the weather to clear before trying to berth. Many
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    TANKER DARES OIL BLOCKADE
    90 7 ABADAN, Iran. Jan 21 (UP)— The 3,457-ton Italian tanker Miriella cleared thif Persian Gulf port yesterday with a cargo of crude oil m another try to beat the British blockade of "hot" Iranian oil. The second tanker to try to handle Iranian oil since the British
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    Good Progress
    33 7 FORWARD columns of the Burmese Army which recently opened an offensive to free 'he British owned Mawchi Wolfram mines, are within 20 miles of the heavily guarded rebel held mines. Reuter
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    61 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Jan. 21. The following are the closing prices ot rubber and tin on London Market today:— LONDwN RUBBER Spot 24 Id. Apr./ June 24 d. Market. Quiet. LONDON TIN Sp9t £958 per ton buyer!/ £960 sellers. Three months: £940 buyers, £941 sellers.
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    They Spied For Russia
    73 7 THIS composite photo shows Kurt L. Ponger. .19 (left), and his brother-in-law Otto Verber. 31. en route by tar to the Marshal's Offlce m Washington where they were arraigned on charges of spying for Russia. They wer P arrested m Wnru on Jan. 18. Naturalised An.erir;.
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    It's Plain Mr. Truman, Now
    230 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (AP)— Ex-President Harry Truman went from the inauguration of President Dwight E. Eisenhower to a widely enthusiastic impromptu reception for Mr. Truman, private citizen. The demonstration occurred as some drove up to the ROOM of Dean Acheson. outgi .j. Secretary of State.
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    Jews Protest
    27 7 THK Federation of l-retnh-Jewish Societieb proirMrd against "the nave <il antiSemitism unrolling m countries behind the Iron t url.nn" and called the attacks inadmissible." UP
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    Japs To Salvage 37 Ships
    95 8 Japs To Salvage 37 Ships OSAKA. Jun. 21 (AFP)— A large-scate Japanese salvaging expedition will leave Osaka port on Jan. 2G to refloat Fjr scrap some 37 vessels sunk during the war m waters ofl Indo-China and Indonesia. The project is destined to he Japan's first large-scale salvage venture m
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    US Air Institute Honours Briton
    77 8 NEW YORK. Jan. 20 (Renter)— Mr. (Charles Clement Walker, chief engineer of the fit- Havilland Aircraft Company, is to receive an Honorary Fellowship m the Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences of tho United States. An Honorary Fellowship is tbe highest grade of membership m the
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    Queen Of Ocean Prepares For The Coronation
    195 8 SOLTHAMPTON, Jan. 22.— Preparing for the heavy traffic expected during this Coronation Year, the world's largest liner, the Queen Elizabeth, has been undergoing a special overhaul m dry dock at Southampton m preparation for her voyages along the North Atlantic route. Considerable alterations
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    Baby Boy Delays Ship
    110 8 Standard Shipping Reporter A BOY was born on board the French liner Felix Roussel early yes- I terday and delayed the I ship's arrival by one boor. Scheduled to berth at 11 a.m.. the liner was moored at noon. The boy was born to Mrs. A.
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    INDONESIA IN SEARCH OF MORE PLANES
    109 8 DJAKARTA. Jau 21 (AFP)A ti00.000.000-rupiah order has been placed by the Indonesian Government abroad for the improvement of communications, according to Dr. Sutoto. Secretary-General of the Communications Ministry who has just returned from a tour of the United States and Europe. Sutoto made the
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    REFUSED SCREENING
    42 8 NEW YORK. Jan. 21, (Renter)— About 90 of the 746 crew of tiie crack French liner lie De France refused to be "screened" by American Immigration officials during the latest crossing, officials said when the ship arrived here early yesterday.
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    Reds Shove Iron Curtain Out To Sea
    105 8 LONDON, .Tan. 21, (AP).— A British Foreign Office spokebinan said yesterday that Russia has shoved the Iran Curtain nine miles further out to sea. Russia, the spokesman said, has denounced a 23-year-old fishing treaty permitting British trawlers to fish mi n her Barents
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    Jap Steel Is Confiscated
    87 8 HAMBURG. Jan. 21. (Reuter). The 839~t0u Norwegian freighter Torafire sailed from Rotterdam yesterday withou' iis cargo of 500 tons of .lapane>e steei sheets which a/as cov.ftscated by German police on Jan. 14. Tiie steel sheets had been legally imported into We>' Germany and a permit for
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    Tanker Leaves With Abadan Oil
    60 8 TEHERAN. Jan. I*l. -Renter). The Italian tanker Marielia left Abadan jresterday carrying 5.000 tons pf ail from the big refinery there destination unknown. The Mariella docked at Abadan on Monday and immediately started loading oi!. National Iranian oil officials and representatives of the Italian Shipping
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    Bleak Future For Industries Seen RI Rubber Tin Industries Seen
    385 9 Bleak Future For Industries Seen RI Rubber Tin Industries Seen ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, Special Standard Correspondent kARTA, Jan. 21. In the long run, Indonesia's rubber and tin dustrv races a bleak export future, according to Indonesia's leading j" ii- newspaper, the Chinese owned Keng Po, which boasts the largest circulation
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    US Must Be More Realistic'
    160 9 K^ AKNOI.n C. BRACKMAN Special S. Correspondent JAKARTA, Wed- The Nationsi daily new-paper Merdelta aimed that Indonesia will soon voice dissatisfaction witb American attempt? prevent rubber trading witt Com mum st China. rhe newspaper especially sing* c oui the American Act to v i fa
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    German Auto Plant To Open In Canada
    53 9 WOLFSBURG. Germany, (UP).— The German Volkswagon automobile works has founded a branch m Toronto. Canada, company headquarters here announced. The Toronto office has been registered a.s "V. M. Canada. Limited," and will open m February. Volkswagon dealers are being established m many parts
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    HK Exchange
    37 9 HONGKONG. Jan. 21—Special Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchanue today were $15.61 to £1 sterling SHOOTS to US$l; $1.8.i0 to Mala van $1: $0,237 to one Indonesian Rupinh; Gold $284.25 to one tael
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    Rubber Drops By 2% Cents
    226 9 HEAVY SELLING Standard Market Reporter HEAVY selling:, both upcountry and locally, had a telling effect on rubber prices which dropped by 2| cents per lb. yesterday. First grade (Feb.) rubber waa quoted at 83^ cents per lb. at the close of the day. The heavy
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    NO THREAT TO RFC HOLDINGS
    335 9 WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 (IP)— There's a rash of announcements these days about sensational new developments m making synthetic rubber. Some or all of them may be well founded, but the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) refuses to get flustered. The RFC owns— on behalf r of
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    World Tour To Promote Cotton
    74 9 CAIRO. Jan. 2\ (UP) Egypl announ ed thai she will send delegates on a world tour m an effort to promote cotton exports at the end of this monfh. Finance Minister Abdel Gelil Elemary and cotton exporters lelegated Mahmoud Elattal. manager of the Misra Cot
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    Russians Invent 'Stomach' Camera
    273 9 LONDON, Jan. 21 (UP)— A series of new Soviet inventions, proudly announced m the Soviet Press, include a sensational small camera to photograph Ivan s stomach from the inside and the not so sensational long-playing gramophone records. The camera is really 12 miniature cameras m one,
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    Anglo-Jap Pay Talks This Week
    127 9 LONDON, .lan 21, {Renter). Anglo-.lapancse balance of payments 'alks which begin m Tokyo this ..eel are expected to last for only two days, dn authorita'ive source said here yesterday. The source? si. id .Ir.patie.se and British officials would only exchange views on the balance of
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    JAPS WANT TO BE FOREMEN' OF SEA
    165 9 HONOLULU, Jan. 21 (IT)— The possibility that Asia might provide the market for Japauese industrial knowledge and skill as a partial substitute for the lost Communist China trade was expressed by Japanese delegates at the four-day international conference of the International Pacific Relations
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    86 9 The chairman and members of the "Agricultural For\im of the Air" m the studift of Radio Malaya. Kuala Lumpur. They are (left to light), Che' Abdul Hamid agricultural assistant. Cheras: Che' Maarof bin Haji Marzuki. a smallholder at the 9th Mile Village Cheras Road, Kajaag; Che' Rashid bin Ahmad, chairman
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    136 9 Standard Market R«pt>r.<T THE Malaya:-! share mail' continued to be fun; tn boShj industrials and tins yesterday. Rubbers were quit. Changed prii es were: INDI SIR! \l S Bu.r* <t»llrrf BB Petrol 35 Henry Waugh 2 246 cd M Breweries 470 480 Etaffles Hotel 2 3.c*3 Sime
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    108 9 CLOSING rubber prices (.ruts per Ih m Singapore da\ were: No I K.S.S Spot I. CMS,' 83 lt| No. 1 K.S.S. 83, X 4 No. Z K.S.S 8!>; X4i N.». 1 K.S S. 781 :x* Tone: Easier TIN SINGAPORE. Wed. The prist of tin today was s 4
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    80 9 Britain 's Car Exports Up LONDON, Jan l\ \a m Br. j ti en i ist year ed a re ie lof £190.000.000— bui ber c' tipped '< [by a 59.000 b tba 1951 tola •re S f Motor Manufaci .nounce.: I- y The number of ra i vehic xported
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      307 9 sxead tne /_> t /*W j"" Singapore i *s_ii^ fHattoarb SJndLejQendLent Motninq A/eurtpwtp€t J J _t This morning daily is published m Singapore and is ret.iihd it 15 Mati J per ropy. J J "Singapore Standard" is devoted to Malayan wide news and pictures. C In addition, it carries a
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      A Reader Writes An Open Letter To Mr. H.S. Lee
      582 10 A Reader Writes An Open Letter To Mr. H.S. Lee Dear Mr. Lee.— l trust you aie aware that m the year just past, the Chinese m Malaya were severely hit by four pieces of legislation m the Federal Council. The Ordinances dealt with Federal citizenship, Control of Private Lotteries.
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      THE PURPOSE OF A CHINESE UNIVERSITY
      282 10 Si:. -I- is evident '.hat Sir Sydney Came has the mistaken idea of what a Chinese University m Malaya would be like. From his statemenl published m your paper, he seems to think thai a Chinese uniyersity teaches nothing but Chinese classics or 'caches
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      Unions Can Break Away 1t...
      373 10 Sir; With reference to your leader of January 14, 1953, 1 am afraid that you have rushed -into print your judgment based on a misapprehension of my views ju the formation of splinter unions. The mistake is most unfortunate. However I have to elucidate my
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      HAS BECOME A SLUM
      217 10 Sir.— l strongly condemn the attitude of the authorities as well as our City Councillors. They seem not to pay any heecl to oui complaints regarding the putting up ot' attap houses very close to each other so that the once neat and healthy kampongs QTia
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      221 10 MOST AMBITIOIs STAGE PRESENTATION SINCE THE PBE.WAR MAltci > S O J QUEENIE PAUL present. THE SUN -KISSED CUTIES m a XOX-STOP Hi\ (l "Forever Glamour" GORGEOUS Costumes! GLAMOROUS GIRLS TUNEFUL Melodies! RIB TICKLING Comedy Supported, by %n Ai.gme ;/.-r St ie EL-Make-up of "Sun Kffte_ Cni <>'' r, |fg
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      775 10 By ROSALIND RATNAM Then slip stitch hem to HM, mm m S t 1 0 o re ww e Wl n9 lnstructions for the free X'mos To set sleeve into armhole: Pattern No. 7 which appeared m the Dec. 25 issue Watch underarm seams and of The Singapore Standard. centre
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      355 10 TODAY'S QUOTATION: "A sung will outlive all Bermoas m the inemu--1 ry."— Henry Giles. THUBSDAY LOR EYEBYi ONE: Devote tins day to i routine and ordinary jr.terests Circumvent a tendency to misunderstanding. and Inharmony. Do not oermit the words or actions of others to upset you. Use extra care en
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    HAS Turn In Fine Rugby Performance
    174 11 HAS Turn In Fine Rugby Performance THE Singapore Harbour Board scored a convincing vie- v over the RAF (Seietar) IT li. m a friendly rugger ateh at Keppel Road" yesterday. Hrn SHB played a surpris- tine game throughout. the stand-Off, opened be SCOTc In the 18th minute ben he made
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    Gymkhana SC
    69 11 THE team to represent the Gj (lkhana Sports Club m a friendly soccer match versus the S.ngapore Cold Storage on Saturday at Farrer Park wi:! hosen from tine following: I Mahendran. C. P. Philip. S w.;. A Jaganathan, s X.. th S Regunatban, lans Davis, P. CarrotD, M.
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    LAND FOR A HALL
    58 11 The first step towards the acquisition of a hall for the Malacca Badminton Association was taken yesterday. Mr. Gan Hon? Hoe. a Malacca millionaire planter, is m the picture above, formally conveying part of his Tranquerah land to the MBA president, Mr. P. G. M. G.
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    SAAA To Hold -Mile Race
    96 11 ENTRIES are invited from members of affi iated clubs of the Singapore A. A. A. and the Services for the crass country race to be he'd on Jan. 31. Organised by the Achilles i Club, the race is over four miles starting at Mcßitchie Reservoir
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    Annual Trophy Soccer Match
    66 11 HIN DI 'STA N Recrea t ion C 3 11 play their annual soccer match against tne Indian Recreation Club on Jan. 2ti al Farrer Park for a trophy presented by Messrs. Shanm iga Singara Perumal. Mr M. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Govern- ment of
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    FA Hope Stan Matthews Will Pass On Magic
    349 11 LONDON, Wed.— Distinguished student at a Football Association Coaching Course next spring will be the inimitable Stan Matthews. That is the answer to those who reckon Stan will pack up football when he packs up playing. Tiie FA particularly want him to
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    CSC TOPPLE IA TO BE IN LAST 4
    185 11 CEYLON Sports Club beat Indian Association o m the quarter-finals of the Singapore Hockey \ssociation senior knockout Competition on the Salestier Plain yesterday. Ceylonese were m top form md had the better of the ex- j hanges throughout. Their de- I ence
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    World Fight For Randy —Probably In March
    664 11 World Fight For Randy Probably In March Standard London Correspondent I'M PREPARED to wager a shirt on Jock Solomons announcing a match between Randy Turpin and Carl Bobo Olson, the Swedish fighter born m Honolulu, for the vacant world middleweight title at Earl's Court Stadium, m March. After Mr. Solomons
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    S. Africans Score Double
    99 11 LAUNCESTON, Jan 21 (Reuter-AAPV 1" S African cricketer? completed a splendid double over Tasmania today, when they won by an Innings and 98 Tn 'he first match m Hobart. they wen by an on ngs anrl 'AZ>? run?. *V_;-;»hael Melle. 24-year-old pare-bowler. out up hr bowling
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    Billiards At Clerical Union
    121 11 THE Rrsl eveni m mi liards championship of Singapore Clerical and A I tlistrative Workers I' iion whs brought '.j its Bna stage with ihe playing of the semi-finals on m lay night Union's clubhouse, Rai g Road. Three Ba"! Champions First rounds: Lot Chei g
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    K. Bahru Boys vs Pulau Brani BC
    53 11 THE following will play for the Kampong Bahru Boy- team against the Pulau Brani Boys Club on Saturday on the Rail \vaj T ground at Kampong Bahru at a. 15 p.m. Salaim. Yusoft' Beck Etwee, Techinamurthi, AbduL Gopal, Vasu. Abtan. Hajee. Kassim, Ah
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    DEATH
    51 11 SIM MARY A H N K. NL beloved .fe of Mr O^ia Wee Kiong nf Government? Health Office Singa ore, passed sway t" icefully at 140 i_ _J on 21.1.5.1 Coi lege will leave' NO 3 Eili ft Road. Siglap »f •JO pJB 22 :53 for ir.Vr-* ment a'
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    29 11 MR MRS YAW WAH CHEW Singapore thank all friends =*nd relativea for their attendance congratulatory mesaage! and :i i c resents mt the ocr, of their recerf marriagi
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      88 11 FOR SALE SILVER Cms Pram grey/ maroon beautiiu' condition Fool extension takes 2. BAM lAM 4, ROCHALIE DRIVE <80Slt). OLD Maeazir.es tor sale look like etc at $1 pt kstiy Apply Box T 1105 S S VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR Sale 1948 Studebaker. New Cu.shion Cover. Ju si ove hauled,
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      716 11 PERSONAL Talk over your career witt the Interna' ional Correspondence Schools 'Overseas) Ltd a- 18H Battery Road, Singapore or if upcountry writa ana enquiry about ICS career guidance tuition SITUATIONS VACANT Vacancies for Assistant Nurnes APPUCATIONS are invited for the p «1 of Aasistanl N .'«e.«< In the Medical Department,
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    Aw Hoe Cup Game: Odds Face S'pore
    443 12 SINGAPORE Ar A team for the inter-port match with Efeag Kang for the Aw Hoe Cup— the trophy presented h\ seceer fans m both Singapore and Hong Kong to perpetuate the memory oi a man who has done much to promote the game—
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    Drinks: SCA Is Worried
    212 12 Drinks: SCA Is Worried inr mtaii iporr i m k< r As- ..it...". mi v- •i. n 11 I rrport, express* a "< uncenj the <\|- ii- im urred „,r drtaiks oi nun-. tion ith -t..i<- nt itches it is hoped M.it Ihe m- 1 1 1 1 i n
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    Batting Unreliable, Bowling Outstanding
    256 12 PERAK CRICKET REPORT SAYS IPOH Wed —Perak had a successful cricket season hist year although the state batting was unreliable. This is stated m the Perak Cricket Association report for 1952 to be presented at its annual general meeting on Sunday, Feb. 1 at the Ipoh
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    5 HK Men Came Too Late
    59 12 TWO phases m yesterdays FAEELF Inter-District triangular hockey championships ST which Hong Kong and Malaya shared two goals. Wall. lIMs I mkm second PM Etnwi dribbles Irom wheeling M-rum. Tucker and McNii oi sec (left) mm to Intercept n i eident m pest, tii
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    TO THEIR RESCUE
    396 12 FIVE of the Hongkong Distric! XI arrived minutes too loU.yesterdoy for the FARELF Inter-DisHct hockey .^^^Z^\ resulted m a one all draw with Malaya District. nuu Rn D r'eTulor p'-yers doshed ta. bj- Airport to the No 3 8.0.D around, they couldn't make it and the game
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    3rd Coach For Malaya
    70 12 IPOH. Wed.— The third athletic coach Horn the United Kindom is expected to arrive m Malaya m the early part of next month. He will be George Pallet!, a senior honorary athletic coach iv the VK. Pallet! i> a specialist m throwing events. The t«o previous
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    Unicorn XV Go Down Fighting
    655 12 SCC defeated HMS Unicorn XV m a great game on the Padang yesterday by 21 points (three goals, a penalty goal and a try) to nothing. The match was hard fought all the way and the sailors showed much more threat than the score indicates.
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    One Team Less
    20 12 KAJAXG. Wed Toe High Sch ool. ELajang, has withdrawn fiom the Ulu La ngat knock-OUt hockey competition
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    CHEERS FOR 22
    10 12 CHEERS FOR 22 IX A earni d i Ul Ml
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    KramerWif The Tenth
    15 12 LO! 21 flawh -I g X im< I I I i M
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    Fed. Day Sports
    25 12 PENANG, Wed.— The celebration committee of Penang UMNO have drawn up an elaborate sports programme to celebrate Federation Day, on Sunday, Feb
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    Rosewell Out
    38 12 SYDNEY, Jan. 21 < AFP) Australian tennis singles champion, 18-year-old Ken Rosewell was defeated m the quarter finals of the South Australian tennis championships at Adelaide today by compartiot RexHart wig by 6-1, 4-6. 3-ti, 6-3, 8-G.
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    Winter Sports
    30 12 GARMISCH PARTEXKIRCHEN, GERMANY, Jan. 21 (AP)— Athletes from 12 nations open competition here tomorrow iii this scenic Alpine resort's biggest winter sports shew since the 1936 Olympic Games.
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    Players' Tribute To 3 Dead
    86 12 IPOH. Wed.— The 22nd SAS easily defeated 12th Royal Lancers by 19 points (two goals and three ties) to nil m a friendly rugger match on the town padang today. Before the game started spectators and players observed a minute silence for the two army
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    Klang Police Win 2 Games
    110 12 KLANG Wed. The Klang Police defeated the Kuala Selangor Polie- at badminton by five games to two on Mon day. The results (Klang ponce mentioned first) were: Singles:— Lee Tong Kior beat Mat 15—7, 15—6. Kasby neat Whahid 9—15, 15—7. 15— 12 Yusof bea* Abdul
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    'We Are7' —Police
    73 12 'We Are7' Police IPOH. Wed, Hockey fans who turned up to see the Police 'A' versus Sturrock Club match m the IDHA knockout hockey competition on lower padang today were disappointed. Reason: Police could only field seven players and so the umpire gave the game to the Sturrock Club. On
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    Stepping Up For The Final
    521 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Selangor All Blues, playing atter a long rest, stepped up their preparation for their final against the Penang All Blues when they took on the Selangor Police m a friendly game today. AH Blues won by 18 points (three goals and
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