Singapore Standard, 11 February 1953

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    13 1 fe 3H JL M SINGAPORE STANDARD SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 19§3. TWENTY PAGES
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    VILLAGERS TOLD: HELP TO WIPE OUT THIS GANG
    217 1 VILLAGERS TOLD: HELP TO WIPE OUT THIS GANG I UMPUR, Tues.— The Director formation, Federation, yesterday n people of South-west Selangor to U the surrender of the remnant [the now broken up Communist gan' V, used to terrorise the area. .-Ho- 1 believed that U the remain m u-. they
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    WANTED BANDITS GIVE UP
    24 1 > lete sbol g Jee gg t c rs i1 F an i c B Mci n g p. HI A'.
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    Aussie Coal for Malaya?
    18 1 Aussie Coal for Malaya? 10 (A I SI p 11 base 1 r r. Ma ava, 250.000 gas\
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    VAMPIRE ATTACK
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    Minister Dead
    23 1 The dea:h was announced m Madras yesterday of Indian Defence Minister Gopalas.vamv Ayyangar after a long illness. He was 71, A.F.P.
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    FREE-NEW YEAR SUPPLEMENT
    50 1 AN EIGHT-PAGE Chinese New Year Supplement is published with today's issue of the Singapore Standard. It contains several interesting articles m conjunction with the celebration of the great occasion. With this supplement, today s paper wll rnntnfn 3JT'ffr <1 but it is still sold at TEN CiSNTS.
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    22ft Jump Led To 4 Hours' Freedom
    259 1 FOLK hours after he escaped from Singapore Pearls Hill Prison, by scaling its 22-foot wall, Wee Kiat Sens, a 17-year-old convict serving a 19-month sentence for extortion, was re-arrested by Police m a house m China Street. Ho had served less than two
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    SEA BATTLE OFF CHINA
    526 1 First Blow In Big Blockade Move REPORT SAYS HONGKONG, Feb. 10 -.-Gunfire, believed to be a sea bottle between Chinese Communists and Nationalists m the South China Sea, was heard today m the Portuguese Island Colony of Macao. It was the first indication of a possible
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    SHAVE DRIVING
    24 1 A PORTABLE electric shaver that plugs into the lighter socket on the dashboard of a car is the latest American gadget. AP
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    CRASH KILLS 32
    21 1 An Egyptian military plane crashed between Suez ami Li Arish yesterday, killing 32 ol 35 military personnel aboard.
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    GALE THREAT IN BRITAIN
    115 1 WINDS OF up to 80 miles an hour whipped across Britain yesterday after one of the wildest nights of the winter. But they came from the West and though torrential rain whipped the all-night workers racing with time to plug the sea walls of fl*to**q Canvey
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    DUTCH FACE NEW FLOODS
    104 1 A COLD driving rain lashed the flood areas of Holland today m a prelude to predicted gales that the authorites feared would imperil some villages and houses not yet evacuated m the heart of the storm-ravag ed southwest. The weather hampered onerations by t*o national air
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    Film Of Gandhi
    22 1 President and Mrs. Eisenhower will attend a sperial showing tonight of the film "Mahatma Gandhi 20th Century. Prophet* Reuter
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    LADY READING TO VISIT S'PORE
    52 1 LONDON, Feb. 10 (Reuter) —The Dowager Marchioness of Reading, Chairman of Britain's Women's Voluntary Services, plans to leave for the Far East at the end of this month, it was announced todS Lady Reading intends to visit W.V.S. members m Singapore. Malaya, Japan and Korea.
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    Soviet Embassy Bombed
    169 1 Soviet Embassy Bombed TEL AVIV. Feb. 10 Madame Claud ie Yersov, wife of the Soviet Minister here, was* Injured on the lace, leg, atKHfiand m a bqmb attack Which blasted the Soviet Legation here last night, it was unofficially learned today. But her wounds were only slight. Several people were
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    DOCKS: FINAL MOVE
    126 1 DOCKS: FINAL MOVE A LAST minute effort to avert the threatened strike by 800 whUe-collar workers of the Singapore Harbour Board will be made today by the Commissioner for Labour, Mr G. W. Davis. He has called for a meeting be .ween the Harbour Board »nd their Association representatives. The
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    No Word From U.S.
    29 1 A Foreign Office spokesman said the British Government has not received any proposal from the United States about a blockade of the Chinese mainland. A.F.P.
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    Federal Income Tax
    30 1 THE Comptroller of Inland Revenue. Federation announced that the net collections from income tax for the period Dec. 28, 1952 to Jan. 31. 1953 amounted to $9,674,418.84.
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    Baby Flung Into River
    68 1 MALACCA, Tues.— The terrorists' way of life m the jungle was today disclosed by the Malacca Information Department through a surrendered enemy youth. He said that last October he saw a newly-born baby tied up m a sack by the terrorists and thrown into a river
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    KILLED IN RIOT
    25 1 SHOOTING broke out m Guatemala City, Central America, between demonstrating students, police and Communists. Reports say that 15 to 20 were killed.
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    The Milky Way
    22 1 SIXTEEN Irish farmers were arrested while picketing a dairy m a 13-day strike for more money for their milK.
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    SIX PERFECT POLICEMEM
    41 1 Sepa«g; Cpl. Nordin bin Ywsoff of Serdang; P.C. Salleh bin jlmaludcUn Ke P°»g p c "hariffuddin bin Muslim of Cheras Road Police Station. K.L. and S. C. Kassim bin Din of Simpanir ala Selangor.- Dept. of Information photo.
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    Two Men Charged With Chen Murder
    188 1 PENANG, Tues.— The fatal shooting, nearly a year aeo of David Chen, well-known Chinese educationist and Principal of the Chung Ling High School, was recalled today when three young Chinese were produced Sfnrp it Col J F H Weston m the first magistrate's court
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    Look, No Hands!
    27 1 BECAUSE lie felt cold. Wont* So. 19, a Hongkong shop-boy, rode bis bicycle '^ii bis hands m his pockets. He WBt lined $10. AP
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    Song About Gen.Templer
    85 1 -And He fs Pleased KUALA LUMPTjR. Tugs. Sir Gerald Templer visited the* Kuala Lumpur station of Radio Malaya today. He ffms accompanied by the DirectorGeneral Information Services, Federation of Malaya. Mr. A. D C. Peterson. Genera! Templer. spoke to all members of the staff. The General was
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    Red Fruit Crop
    26 1 The Chinese Communist news agency reported that the fruit" crop of L 052 was 50 per cent higher than that of LtSL A.P.
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    Home Nursing In Mandarin
    68 2 A FREE ho. -Tie nursing ■be m Mi ndarii r Singaf >r^ c beg n 3- Sf r hn 1 An bi c 8.-> sadi ea Iq lartei s, Stamford R I, on ret JJ at 4 pjn. G:r. if] X p utb n:ay I Hai
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    PROBE REPORT ON FLATS
    120 2 Standard Staff Reporter A PRELIMINARY report en .-c a-'.- o! *.ne "r.ree con'.rac"- rs -a- j are c~'upyir;g Singa- r>ore Imprtvenent Trus: flat? bai oe*Ti ?übrr.i*.te'J *o the Jr.airrr.an of he Tru Mr F M Nei Mr. M Ntr.e tc i The Stan iard v t-->r:eiv
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    Medical Workers Union Threaten To Stage Strike
    197 2 lut boo-strong Singapore Medical Workers inion *as threatened to call a strike. The Union's secretary, Vlr. Lim Gong Tee, who has been newly elected m place of Mr. John Pinto, has written to the Colonial secretary fivinf the Government a week from Moniay,
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    JAILED FOR STEALING
    93 2 THE Singapore Fifth Police Co urt Magistrate, Mr. D.H J r. o :v. a rt ve^'er i«v sentenced &2-year-ol I Loh Lian to one n inth*3 imprisonment and 12 m nths 1 police supervision for -:e.-':r.g twe sets of truck sis n Kal ang Airport Inspc i
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    Dying Man Tells Of Attacker
    117 2 Dying Man Tells Of Attacker GIVING evidence at the Singapore Assizes before Mr. Justice Knight and a jury yes- terday. a taxi driver. Poh Tan. sa.d that a msn he was taking to hospital told him that he had been stabbed because of a woman. He vowed he woold have
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    Liquor 'Cure' For Rheumatism
    55 2 A 36-YEAR-OLD Woman. Tai Sye Keov.\ toTe! *he Singapore Third Police Court Magistrate. Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday thai she used liquor to •ure her r'r.e'.::v.a'i: legs. Tan was charged with owning ar. unlicensed 5::^1 and posses?:r.g autiable liquor. She pleaded guilty and was fined S3s*». ir.
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    SATA: TB CAN BE WIPED OUT
    450 2 •WE HAVE THE CHANCE' Standard Staff Reporter TUBERCULOSIS can be wiped out m Singapore with intelligent handling af the T. B. situation," Mr. C. L Edwords, chairman of th< Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association, says m his statement for th< year ending Oct. 1952, tabled at
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    Unaware Of Big Exodus,
    112 2 Says Labour Chief THE Singapore Labour Department :s unaware of an; mass exodus of sk:-.ed bui ing workers frorr^ the Feu..-; ntion io the Colony. Mr. G W Davies. Commissioner i Labour told The Stan Lai yesterday. He sa!d ?riat there was r' acute shortage of
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    Wife Says Husband Beat Her
    169 2 Wife Says Husband Beat Her A SINGAPORE European woman who alleged that her husband beat her six days m a month accused him m the Singspore Fifth Police Court yesterday, of failing to maintain her arid their daughter since July 1951. Mrs. Heather Ann StrattonBryee said that they were married
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    HINDUS TO OBSERVE ALL-NIGHT VIGIL
    45 2 HINDUS m the Federal ?.t.<\ Singapore «HQI obser i •he Ifaha S.varathr. toaaon by :a-t:ng. and observing an a :-n.ght vigil to Lore Sr Tru Sr: Serpasa agi Tf-.-.ple at Ceylon Road Singapore, v.-:'! hold spec:., prayera on the day.
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    30 2 MISS MARGARET Masasseh and Mr. Eric Beard, winners respectively of the women's and men's sections of the Frankie Lame Crooning Contest held at the Capitol Cinema on Monday night. Standard
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    Ill-Treated Girl
    63 2 IPOH. Tues— A housewife. Tang Peng Moi (38) was fined SI SO. or one month's imprisonment, by Magistrate Che Abdullah Ghazally today, when cdmitted i'.l-treating her foster daughter on Jan. 8 at her house m Falim. Tang was fined another S5O. or two weeks' imprisonment, for failing to
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    Rural Board Rate Collection
    73 2 DISTRICT collection be mace by the Singapore X :a; Board on Mar. 3 a: K;«t i Gisp Timber Store. Jaia:. Eunoa. All rates and duepayable to the Board houses, land and rubber es- tate? may be paid at this ct-v--ire between the hours of y <;
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    COURT OFFERS TOURIST PAIR OF SUN GLASSES
    192 2 AN AMERICAN tourist yesterday refused m the Singapore First District Court to accept a pair of sun glasses which a thief had bourht with money stolen from him. He was Mr. Ralph Martin, who is on a world tour. "The glasses." he s
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    M-Cycle Rates Up By 50 p.c.
    31 2 M-Cycle Rates Up By 50 p. c. as ami S inga i to?d The Si at that s be* :< Deal gngen WEE Mm •W fori'l p 'd h.ni a '-X Standard
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    $39,211 Traffic Fines A Record
    171 2 $39,211 Traffic Fines A Record FIXES imposed by Singapore Trafh C oun mfr trates reached the record total of $39,211 m ixum an increase of about $13,000 over December n official statement. Ca^es dealt with by TrafTv Police Totalled 4.340 n January, compared vrito 3^35 De ember last year. The
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    Army To Get Homes For 40 Families
    171 3 Army To Get Homes For 40 Families TEX of the 40 families who have been asked by the Singapore War Department to quit their quarters m Serangoon Road, will be allotted Improvement Trust homes immediately, Mr. S. T. V. Lingam, president of the Army Civil Service Union, told The Standard
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    Don't Withdraw Licences Plea
    79 3 THE Singapore Hawkers' Union is asking the City Council :v* to withdraw licences tor fresh meat, Bsh, and poultry street stal s. In a loiter to the President ol the Hawkers' Committee of the City Council, the Union, stating its case, points out that the withdrawal
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    Lectures
    33 3 SINGAPORE trade union representatives are now attending a series of ten weekly discussion groups on the "Problems of Local Trade Unionism", under the leadership oi Mr. Keith Payne, of the British Council.
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    Dragon Not For Sale
    67 3 Standard photo by A CHINESE towkay who walked into Robinson's recently saw this dragon and, on the spot, offered the manager 5250 for it. The offer was turned down. The wizard who, m five days, converted discarded wire netting and pieces of tinsel and tissue paper
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    RAF Team Coming On Training Trip
    224 3 A TEAM of RAF officers will leave Britain today by Hastings aircraft on a 24,000-mile tour to Japan and Korea by way of Singapore. This is the longest of ai~ series of training flights and liaison visits, covering 67.000 miles and countries. It is
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    $118,957 For Relief Body
    66 3 THE Singapore Kampong Bugis Fire Victims Committee held a meeting yesterday, at which it was decided to transfer $118,957 to the Joint Relief Organisation. It was also decided to hand over old clothes collected to the Blue Cross. The committee collected a total of $156,030. Of
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    5 YOUTHS HELD IN S'PORE THEFTS
    335 3 SINGAPORE Police have detained five youths m connection with thefts and burglaries committed m the last two days. The youths, whose ages range from 17 to 19. are described by the police as "juvenile" lawbreakers. A 17- YEAR-OLD Sikh, who broke into a house
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    Memorial Ceremony
    74 3 DR. D. W. G. FARRIS, Dean of the Medical Faculty, will lay a wreath at Harrower Hall on Saturday at 9.30 a.m. at a spevial ceremony to commemorate the 11 Medical students who died m 1!>4!. The students were burying one of their colleagues m the General Hospital
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    Four Unions Registered
    52 3 THE Singapore City Council Workers Union, the Singapore Stores Employees 1 Union, the Singapore Ar m y Labour Union', and the Singapore Public House Owners' Association, were registered during the month. At the end of Jan. there were 171 trade unions m Singapore with a tot. membership
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    Service Emblems For 70 Men
    300 3 SEVENTY employees of the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company (Eastern) Ltd., and the Shell Company of Singapore Ltd. (Head Office staff), will receive long service emblems at a tea party to be held at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden tomorrow at 5 p.m. The employees, attached to
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    No Hint Of Sacking Temporary Workers
    266 3 No Hint Of Sacking Temporary Workers THERE need be no fear of an immediate retrenchment of Singapore Government temporary clerks, Mr. G.A. Tessensohn, president of the Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union, told The Standard yesterday. He said: The circular sent by the Establishments Officer of the Government may be
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    NEW YEAR BALL
    37 3 MISS PEGGY Wee, another volunteer helper at the Chinese New Year Ball m aid of SAT. A. on Feb. 28 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Let your New Year resolution include charity to S.AT.A.
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    Beauty Contest Finals Tonight
    100 3 THE finals f«>r the "Mi- Max Factor Singapore** contest which carries with it j free return trip to Hongkong (01 Sl.ooo m cash) for the winner, :U be held tonight at the Capitol Ballroom. The W Beml-finallstfi picked from the 84 entrants on Holiday will parade
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    First Malayan To Get FRIC
    70 3 DR. KIANG AI KIM. a lecturer m Chemistry a; the University of Malaya, has been j admitted to the Fellowship ol the Royal Institute of Chemistry. He is the first Asian m Malaya to gain this distinction. Dr. Kiang graduated from Raffles College m 1938
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    Call For More Adult Teachers
    110 3 THE Singapore Council for Adult Education needs more teachers of English because all students m vernacular classes supported by the Council have to learn English. The Standard was told yesterday Twenty-eight of these twolanguage classes are already functioning and 47 more are being organised. Qualified
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    Woodbridge Plea For Books, Films
    209 3 Standard Staff Reporter AN OFFER of a monthly film show for patients at Singapore's Woodbridge Mental Hospital has been received by Mr. C. O. L. Salvesen m answer to his appeal for amenities for the patients. Mr. Salvesen told The Standard yesterday that the Director
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    Union To Wait For Classes
    91 3 SI N GAPORE government Seamen's Union, which Is t !l< > first trade union want to affiliate with the Singapore Council for Adult Education, will have to wait for the help l\ WBOU to open adult English classes m Pulau Brani. The Union was told
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    ACSOBA Dinner
    33 3 THE Singapore nese School Old Boys Association prill hold 4mner m the A.C.S. auditorium m Barker Road on March 2 at 8 p.m. In oelebrmtion of Pounder's Day of the school.
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    RO Case: Bail For New Year
    150 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Ong Chow, who was detained for more than 2£ months', tentatively charged with the murder of John Daniel Evans, a Resettlement Officer, will now be able to enjoy his Chinese New Year with his wife and six children at Sungei Rengit,
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    Badges For 6 Ops. Service Men
    105 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Sultan of Selangor today pinned badges on six men of the Selangor Contingent of the Federation Police Force, m recognition of their work during Operation Service. It was the first presentation m ihe Federation and one of those honoured was
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    New Bus Service
    32 4 THE Green Bus Company will operate a bus route from Rochore Road to Princess Elizabeth Estate beginning today. The fare from one ternunui to the other is 40 centi.
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    Movement Of Food Banned In KL District
    404 4 KUALA LUMPUR, lues.— l o quicKen the end of the Emergency, it has been necessary for the Government m Selangor to impose new food control regulations m the district of Kuala Lumpur. Since the beginning of this month, certain areas m the State
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    City Staff Want Bigger Cycle Pay
    150 4 City Staff Want Bigger Cycle Pay SINGAPORE City Council Services Union will ask for a higher bicycle allowance for it? members than that recommended by the Council's Transport Allowances Committee. This was decided at a union meeting yesterday, when a revolution was passed asking for the allowance to be $20
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    Godown Sold For $604,000
    73 4 A VACANT god own m Havelock Road. Singapore, was sold yesterday for $604,000 at a public auction. This was equivalent to $50 a square foot and was well above the current market price, a representative of Nassim Co.. the auctioneers, told The Standard. The house was
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    Charge Fails, Two Freed
    36 4 KLANG, Mon.— The Klang District Court acquitted two men, Chong Leong Kow and Wong Kirn, and two women, Cheh Mew and Cheah Wan, on charges of possession ot "Chee Fall" lottery characters.
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    Robbed Aunt
    41 4 FOR breaking into th e house of his aunt and committing theft, a Majid bin Mohamad (24) was convicted by the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, Mr. E. Brown, and sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment. <•■••••■•.•..• photo.
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    80 4 Mr. Cecil Hobbs (above), reference librarian for South -East Asia m the United States Library of Congress, arrived m Singapore last night from Saigon by Cathay Pacific Airways, m the course of his six months tour of South-East Asian countries. He is on a tour for the acquisition of books
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    CCC Seat Urged In Tax C'ttee
    80 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Chinese merchants m the Federation want a representative from any of the Chinese Chambers of Commerce to sit on the Taxation Advisory Committee appointed to advise the Government on general matters of taxation. They feel their interests should be adequately represented
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    23 4 Twenty-three families totalling 123 people will have to vacate this house. Mr. Devereax-Coh'bourn. City Police Magistrate, made a closing o rder yesterday. Standard
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    Man Found In Fishing Net
    94 4 TWO fisher men. Chan Kum Mong and Saksi bin Mohamed Rias, toid the Singapore Coroner, Mr. Giam Chong Hing. yesterday how they found the body of a man. Ens Ah Chwee. when they hauled up their fishing net one day. Chan said that Eng and
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    Judge Reduces Bribe Sentence
    61 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tut s Mr. Justice Briggs. at me Selangor Criminal Court of Appeal today, reduced the sentence of three months' imprisonment passed on S. Gurusamy, to a fine of $200 m default two months' imprisonment, m view of the appellant"? age. Gurusamy was convicted m
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    123 Person To Quit 83-year-old House
    163 4 ON a closing order made by the Singapore City Police Magistrate, Mr. Devereux-Coleboum, yesterday, 123 people living m an 81-year-old house m Balestier Road will have to vacate the premises within a month. The order was mad« after Mr. Colebourn had visited the house
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    Two Chinese Chambers To Back Hartal
    144 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Klang Chinese Chamber of Commerce, at its meeting yesterday, decided to support a hartal by Chinese businesses m the Federation, as suggested at the recent meet- 1 ing of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce of Malaya m protest against
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    Youth Faces Rape Charge
    74 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Oswald Janz, 23. was produced before Inche Ismail m the First Magistrate's Court, here today on a tentative charge of attempted rape. He was alleged to have attempted to rape a young Chinese woman, at Thamba Pi Hay Estate, 4& mile Sungei BesiKlang
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    Pahat Has Improved
    447 5 TOT capture and subsequent execution oi Mat Indna. notorious Malay terrorist, covptetl with the extensive camnaiiin undertaken b\ the Police and Home Guards has brought about a remarkable improvement m the B.itu Pahat district of lohore. said a Police tin respondent yesterday. Before th( apl ir€ ol
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    Negri Ruler Gives Awards
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    U.K. Specialists Are Hard To Get
    199 5 C DIFFICULTIES FOR FED. I With Urn National Health Sorkingdora offering s;ood terms to lion medical >ervices face a iprtitien m iit'ttin« expatriate this (ountrv. a spokesman of I issun the that sp» ialists i be si ri f as the Colo- g been
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    Councillor Praises Col. Young
    10 5 Councillor Praises Col. Young PI -->•'•■■ a monster our --'man dread!
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    YWCA To Hold Big Carnival
    29 5 YWCA To Hold Big Carnival I eld at the i 11 A/s .t ft nt as c t sincss 1 pirl'a wstel I I arming I: t ia by
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    Caused Obstruction
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    AE Teachers Want A Flat Rate For All
    139 5 IPOH, Tues.— Pcrak Adul Education Association, through ir> Federation body. IS *o maKe renre<entation!i to the Government for a flat rate grant for Adult Education teachers. The association fee!? tuat teachers should be paid the same grant no matter what language they
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    No Silver In Your Ang-Pows This Year
    299 5 PENANG, Mon.— Although ang-pows' distributed m the past during Chinese New Year were mostly of silver coins, these will be almost entirely absent from the red packets* to be given away this year m Penang. The Settlement Treasurer. Mr. A. C Harrison told
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    Treat For Ipoh Cinema Fans
    109 5 IPOH. Tues. C nema fans m Ipoh will have a'real treat during Chinese New Year as all theatres m town are putting on special attractions. The Odeon. Sun and Malestic, will screen Chinese p;ctures while the other three theatres. Ruby. Rex and Grand will show
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    124 5 THIS RIPPING SAW IS A BOON TO MALAYAN SAWMILLS A NEW saw which should be of economic value to sawHrillers has just been introduced m Malaya. It IS itw Dolmar Ripping Chain Saw. agents to which are LindetevH (Malaya) I<td. Attempts had been made to Introduce similar machines. but the
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    710 6 Mb U _M for "•-7*^s*^ tmta o»rf tfesWof. f*. I"?' roio(< day, IT is as yet too early to get a clear idea of the havoc end loss of life caused by the fiveday storm that swept over Western Europe. But whatever the final count, the disaster
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      786 6 The American C haracter S ific I have lived m M five inths and (ail to have an acute i ght and understanding into eha rtei when c nnpared lined by "America Fii into American Ufe during bis ten car stay there, 1 ne\ :< lesa nrxa\ to point intrui
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      Why All This Fuss, Emotion
      449 6 Why All This Fuss, Emotion S —As I bd' c read \vi*.h Into rrespondence a t a i !hine c University, 1 an lot help being in> gun sed with the Lack of and the surprising of emotional on the par) th e oppose::' < of the idea. In tht-
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      Confusion Over Lotteries
      338 6 Sir; At long last, the truth about the M.C.A. has been told. This time not by the men-in-the-street, not by jealous opponents, and not even by angry but welldisciplined M.C.A. members, but, strange as it may seem, by the big bosses of this very association. A couple
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    Review of Views
    367 6 Review of Views The Only Way j THE only way of avoiding a< possible famine m Malaya is« for government to encourage* more rice production, says UTUSAN MELAYU. The paper was commenting on reports that America now has made an agreement to buy rubber from Thailand and Japan has made
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    ARE THE MALAYS BACKWARD?
    139 6 Sir; I simply cannot tolerate the insult made by some who say that the Malays are backward. I wonder very much whether the history concerning how the Malays came here and their origin is known to them. The Malays came to the Malaya Peninsula as conquerori
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    Stalin Too Busy With Doctors' Plot-Churchill
    215 7 Stalin Too Busy With Doctors' Plot-Churchill 0 FOVH KBETtHG! II 1 Ni, >, n». <\P)— Prime Minister Winston House <>i Commons yesterday he does n with Stalin would lessen world be indicated. Stalin is probably so t ut bis tloc tors' plot that a meeting would Emrys Hughes recalled Stalin's
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    Juin To Tour I-C
    51 7 PARIS. Fob. 10. (Renter)— [arshaJ Alphonse Juin, In- r General of the French i wil leave foi Korea md Indo-Ch oa on a tour of ospe ai 'he end of this H was officially an- Genera] Mark Clark N C mnmander invited him o visit X
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    The Flood In Holland
    43 7 photo. An air view of the flooded*** town of Goedereede on the island of Goeree m the province of Zeeland. In foreground is a windmill with (behind, centre) the Reformed Church. Inundated farmland is seen m the background. AP
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    Check On Ships To China
    330 7 'Actions Short Of War' Possible, Bradley Holds l WASHINGTON, Feb. 10— General Omar Bradley, Chairman of the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff, was reported to have told Senators yesterday he believed ships plying to Chinese Communist ports could be stopped and forced to unload
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    New 'Flu Wave Threatens Europe
    206 7 LONDON, Feb. 10, (AP).— Snow, cold and storm spread across Europe yesterday, snarling communications and threatening a new influenza wave. Five men of a lifeboat crew were drowned at Faseburgh. Scotland, when their boat capsized at the harbour entrance. Port officials said the boat had
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    Dulles Encouraged By What He Heard
    241 7 BACK FROM EUROPEAN TOUR WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, (Reuter). -American Secretary of State John Foster Dulles returned home yesterday from his lightning European tour and immediately reported to President Eisenhower at the White House. He made no statement after the conferr ence. Mr. Dulles and
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    Big 4 Austria Talks End
    94 7 LONDON. Feb. IQ. (AP) The four power deputy foreign ministers last Bight adjourned their talks on an. Austrian independence treaty without fixing a date for their next meeting. The talks were resumed here last Friday after a break of two years. Last night's development was
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    NIGHT ATTACK
    23 7 United States Army vice squads m Salzburg. Austria, used tear gas last night to separate Negro soldiers from woman companions. Reuter.
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    Britain's No To Blockade
    71 7 LOXDOX. Feb. 10 (AP) Britain, for the second day running, served official notice she opposes any proposal to blockade the China coastline. The Marquess oi Reading. Parliamentary Under-Secretary tin Foreign Affairs, told the House of Lords the British Government "would view with concern any proposal \o
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    PRISON REBELS
    22 7 TOUGH convicts called oil' a five-hour rebellion at the Salem. Oregon, penitentiary and released five guards held as hostages. Reuter
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    Body Found In Public Library
    68 7 DUDLEY. England. Feb. m. (Renter). A red-headed stranger was found dead m Dudley public library yesterday, with t w o stab wounds m his chest. Two bloodstained knives were found m his side jacket pocket, suggesting murder. Girl assistants m the library heard no disturbance.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    72 7 s*o*cntc London Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 10. The following ore the closing pricp< of rubt-» ano tin or London Market todoy:— > LONOwN RUBBER Spot 221 d. March 22 Id. Apr./Junt 22jd. July/Sept. 22^d. Oct./ Dec. 22 d. March c.i.f. 22 d. Market: Steody. LONDON TIN Spot
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    KILLED HIS IN-LAW FOR DECORATION
    152 7 HEADMAN Pheello Etten Of Maseau. Basutoland. wanted decorations made from human flesh to improve the appearance of his huts and he invited villagers to attend the killing of his father-in-law Moteewa The victim was caught and the huts decorated Yesterday. Chief Justice Sir Harold Willan
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    World News In Brief...
    140 7 World News In Brief. THE new American High Commissioner for Germany, Dr. James Conant. said a reunited Germany was one of the major goals of American Dolicv. A 12-MAN Egyptian military mission arrived m Karachi yesterday by air from Cairo for a "16-day official visit.— U.P. PRESS and public will
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    Queen Honours A Policeman
    54 7 LONDON, Feb. 10, (Reuter). Queen Elizabeth presented nearly 240 awards to men and women of the British Commonwealth today at the first investure of Coronation year. The Queen also privately handed the King's Police Medal to the parents of Police Lieutenant Ernest Miller who was killed
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    BEVAN BEGINS TOUR OF INDIA
    69 7 NEW DELHI, Feb. 10 (AP) Aneurin Bcvan, British Labourite, flew here today for a three-week tour of India as guest of the Government. He told newsmen at the airport he was "delighted to be m India" and looked forward to meeting Prime Minister Nehru and
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    PRESS WARNS ON CHINA BLOCKADE
    174 7 LONDON, Feb. 10, (UP).— The Washington correspondent of the London Times said yesterday an American blockade of the Chinese mainland without United Nations approval would be "tantamount to an act of war with incalculable consequences.'' The Times gave the naval blockade story its top position
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    Blind In R.I.
    33 7 Blindness m Indonesia could 3e cut by four-fifths within 50 --ears by an "economic and ;ocial development programme", said Sir Ciutha Mackenzie of New Zealand. i blind UN. expert. Reuter
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      122 7 CHMeSJNiW YSA& tf COMMG i /S' y*' i,7 i gjgirtllP i'ln 'iV'itbil Chinese New Year is always celebrated by rich and poor /^vt\^t p //Ny alike with sumptuous dinners and feosts which are \J-:l_S? t n attended by all the family, relations friends V^ R Now the Famous Flavouring wO^l
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    FOREIGN ORDERS INCENTIVETO JAP PLANE INDUSTRY
    245 8 TOKYO leb 10, (AFP).— The Japanese Governments plan' to pnrchase 100 light airplanes, recently revealed by Defence Minister Tokutaro Kimura, is likely to offer an incentive to Japan's budding aircratt industry. Ki-nina. head of the National Safety-Board, >a f recently that he 'would buy
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    Tanker Heuded For Ancona
    86 8 The IMo4** lUlian4Ut tanker Miriella which sailed on Ja« 2« i««J 4badan with s.##« tons oil obtained m a barter deal with the National Iranian OH Company. The Miriella is beaded for Amona. south of Venice, and hopes to avoid trouble with British authorities, who recently
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    Panama Ships Visited Reds
    68 8 HONGKONG. Feb. 10. (UP) The Panamanian-registered ships Rostro and Willa have had their registry cancelled for violating the Panamanian Government's decree forbidding the r calling at Communist Chinese port?, the Panamanian Consulate-Gen-er,! announced last night. The announcement said the Willa is believed to be m Dairen,
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    Queen'Slips Out
    65 8 NEW YORK. Feb. 10. (Rente; >.— The 81.237-ton Cunardei Queen Mary slipped out of hei New York pier successful 1> Sunday without the help ol tugs, after being delayed by tog m the Hudson River foi 90 minutes. She had docked earlier In th? week also under her
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    US Experts Approve Comet III
    93 8 WASHINGTON. Feb. If. (AP)— U.S. a,ir safety e*perti have made a start, m agreement with British experts, toward approving the purchase by U.S. airlines of the Comet lll— latest of Britain's i>ig jet transports. The end of almost two weeks' preliminary talk was announced yesterday.
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    TWA Plans Round The Globe Link
    107 8 WASHINGTON. Fob. 10. (UP).— A spokes nan for Trans World Airlines said yesterday the company hopes That its route from New York to Europe and thence to the Middle East and South-easi Asia will be extend to Tokyo m early fall. The "route thui
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    Comet Flies 10,000 th. Hour
    46 8 A BRITISH Comet jetlmei flying eight miles above the African continent Sunday completed 10.000 (lying hours b> Comets for BO AC. The IO.OOOih hour was flowr .by a pi a tie on a routiiH pa?sen?er flight from Londoi !to Johannesburg. Reuter
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    Jap Delegation
    39 8 TOKYO. Feb. 141, (AFP)— The Japanese Junior Chambei of Con meree and ladu ti i 'nave selected a 24-man deiega tion m represent Japan at the third Asian cemference to bt he:ri m Ai)r; it; Affani a.
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    SOVIET CHARGES OF ECONOMIC RULE DENIED
    197 9 SOVIET CHARGES OF ECONOMIC RULE DENIED NiM ion by foreign monopolies m tnc ,n i the Far East were yesterday i inkers at the ninth session of the 1 or Asia and the Far East. 3c on Saturday by the Soviet p economic conditions m the ,1 yesterday. i Speakers
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    RUBBER SLIPS 1¾ CENTS
    12 9 RUBBER SLIPS 1¾ CENTS I I 1 I I I m I
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    UK Offers New Wheat Price
    53 9 WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. Usually reliable sources Britain is now willing to more than U.S. si. Bo a r wheat m the proI new international wheat break m the British elevation's tenacity of keeppreseni price of S-SI.M a bushel toi wheat from behind-the- Rfc I the
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    29 9 Mr. J. Lips (fourth from left) manager of Shriro Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur branch, who entertained his dealers m Selangor at a party held at Loke Yuen Restaurant recently.
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    US, India Sign Technical Pact
    54 9 NEW DELHI. Feb. 10, (AFP) —A series of technical cooperation agreements between India and the United States \ver e signed here yesterday. The agreements provide for a series of hydrographic projects including the construction of irrigation dams, the finance of which will be assured by
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    HK EXCHANGE
    38 9 HONGKONG. Feb. 10:-Spe-cial Standard Service Closing prices on the Hongkong Exchange today were $15.85 to £1 sterling $5.***** to US $1; $1,835 to Malayan si: SO 222 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $279 to one tael.
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    More Aid For Thais
    31 9 WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. (AP)— The Mutual Security Agency yesterday allocated to Thailand a further U*****.000 m economic aid. lor American commodities. irrigation. reclamation projects and Japanese minerals.
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    E. Sumatra Relies On Malayan Goods
    309 9  -  ARNOLD C. BRACKMAN, By Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Feb. 10.— East Sumatra's trade m 1952 showed a substanVal improvement over the year before. Half of the rich territory's imports came directly from Singapore or the Federation of Malaya, The Standard understands. Official statistics are
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    Pepper Mart Fairly Steady
    107 9 SF.VERAL tons of pepper were transacted m Singapore yesterday, Muntok white being quoted at $545 per picu] and Lampong black $440 on a fairly steady market. Copra was a slightly easier market at $39$ per picul with a small turnover of business. Coconut oil was quiet
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    Japan's Standard Of Living Up
    110 9 TOKYO. Feb. 10 (UP)— A cabinet minister said Japan s j standard of living has been rising and predicted a further increase m national income during the fiscal year beginning April. tm Sankuro Ogasawara. Minister of Trade and concurrently chief of the Economic Deliberation Bureau
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    Sixth Oil Well
    55 9 KUWAIT Feb. 10. (AP>The Amc can [nd< ;i ■i I Oil (AMINOL) and P.: stern Oil Compj nies a ready f o start drflling tl 'sixth well m the neutral betw en Kuwait and Sa i I Arabia m an effort to tap the great Burgan-Arab fields.
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    Europe's First Common Mart
    101 9 LUXEMBOURG. Feb. 10. <Rev t* r Europe's first common market will come into beins today when the governing body of the European Coal and Steel Community opens a single market for coal iron ore and scrap. This was announced by M Jean Monnet. president <v' the
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    US Foreign Aid Survey Planned
    84 9 WASHINGTON. Feb. 10: (Re;; er) Fifty-five prominent American businessmen are to survey United States foreign aid programmes m H countries under Mir. Clarence Francis chairman of the Board of General Foods Cooperation, Mr. Hare.d Stassen, Mutual Security Administrator, announced shortly after ne returned from his
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    ESTATES HERE TO FIGHT SYNTHETIC
    338 9 Rubber Group Plans Merger From ANDREW ROTH, Standard Staff Correspondent LONDON, Feb. 10. To meet the growing and ever-present danger of competition from American synthetic rubber production, the leading British rubber group m South-East Asia is encouraging mergers of its rubber estates m Malaya. This
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    105 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per Ib m Singapore yesterda y were: Baycn Sellers No 1 RS > Spot loose 741 K| No. 1 R.S.S. 751 7U No. 2 R.S.S. 71* n No. 3 R.S.S. 684 M Tone: Quiet. tin SINGAPORE, Tuev— The pru-e of tin today was 5472
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    Industrial And Tin Shares Firm
    178 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The] i Malayan share market was 1 firm m the tin and industrial sections today with a fair' volume of 'business passing. Rubber shares continued to be j neglected. I Changed price were: INDUSTRIALS Buvptj &>Hers Fed dig). 237 2 4:2 Henry Waugh
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    Bank Makes $3 M. Profit
    101 9 THE Bank I Ej t A 11' i. ported a pr &1 C HK$3.: W SL'ti tor 1952 aftt i p. inf < tcpenses b I With the undisti fit brought n kws fear of HKJ the tot;*] pi a ti ibutioD a m o
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    CHICKEN MAXIM A LORDLY DISH
    305 10  -  Gaynor Maddox By t\)R a deluxe chicken that has French flavour, try this exclusive recipe. It was originated at Maxim's m Paris, one of the world's great restaurants. The '-he: using a pressure cooker, shewed a Standard representative how to prepare it. step by step.
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    Can You Name This Actor?
    284 10 STAR CONTEST No. 2 \l.l. through this week. with the evrtplion of Sund.iN. Hie Singapore Standard presents the second series ot new contest specially designed to interest Malayan film fanAll you've had to do is to colleu the p t tim-s and coupons for ttn-
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    192 10 'jO r< ove nail polish stati apply polish remover directly to the stain With an ije-dropp?r. Alter (i jt'ic minutes, sponge with a clean, white unstarched cloth. working from the otiier edge m towards the cent re, P)O not keep cleaning fluids sue; as gasoline m
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    US ContributionTo Coronation Gaiety
    271 10 N.itdHii nais wun startling: nam.-s ,v are the contribution of Amerira's top hat -4 nation gaiety. "You could say I was ratihinc mi n i let's think of this as my regal gesture. >i f j York— lately of xMayfair— milliner to the Dache*. said. His
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    KEEPING SMALL HANDS OUT OF MISCHIEF
    634 10  -  MARGARET SCOTT By PARENTS who spend their time keeping their children amused and playing with them are really doing their offspring far more harm than good for a child soon loses the art of playing by himself and gets to rely on other people
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    WON'T SPEAK TO HIM
    162 10 4 CHINESE, aged 23 years, I have been m the habit of visiting my neighbour's house regularly. They have a daughter with whom I have fallen m love. She used to talk with me, and ask me favours, but recently she will not speak to me.
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      320 10 T AM lonely because I have no girlfriend. I am nineteen years of age. and am terribly eager to find a girl. "CHRISTOPHER" (Spore). 7 SUGGEST you try to make friends with the sisters of some of your schoolfriends. Surely some of them have sisters icho are also anxious to
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    Bartley Keep Up Winning Streak
    242 11 Hartley School, Singapore, kept up their winning streak yesterday wften they beat Johore English College by 5—2 m a thrill packed game at Johore Bahru. Bartley who have been used to having things their way found the Collegians a tough proposition. Cheered by their 100
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    RAF Seletar Hold SCC 3-3
    102 11 THE i~£e crowd which turned to see Singapore Cricket Club v raF. Seletai at hockey I \he padan? yesterday were ,t disappointed if they came ong far thrill*. Th e score was ed ai 3 .1. \i\et seven minutes young De irham ot R.A.F. beat
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    SCRC Women Beat Cosmos
    109 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— ln the first match of the Selangor Women Hockey Association's KO competition the SCRC defeated the Cosmos on the Cheras Road ground by 3-1. Scorers were Soh See (2), Khuan Sim for Chinese and Mudaliar for Cosmos. SCRC: Yap Ooi Kwan, Lim Ah
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    13 11 B ntang Bulan S.C beat Bradp L 2-1 ai weeer yesterday.
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    ROVERS WIN
    40 11 l Rovers Juniors beat Rocklites I 4-2 m a friendly soccer match i played it Farrer Park yesteri day. Scorers were Rovers Cyril (3? and Dutta.* For Rocklites. Chuan Seng and Henry each I scored a goal. >i
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    Wins Spoon Shoot
    17 11 jj eft a D Grace -von the sj on SbOOt With a SCOTC •4
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      1001 11 LEE FAI HEE age 70 pane* nv.iy peacefully at 2 Ramsgai* toad Singapore on 10th instea\tr.£ behind a widow, 4 ciil- pii Mrs. O-.g Knh Lock. \.f Pin, 2 minors. 7 gr.irH rhiidren, and 4 ?reat |f— H ehildrwi. Funeral at Buona V.y\.i Hoad cemetery at 12 n«^ r i
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      45 11 r,s a Iso unc£ r M«BOVit j iffl [^^-^vkjA «B3»v4£2£££i *£>*\ I H=aOVLELS HOOSt JL> TH V IS DEAO.V- THANK MADE ME. VERN i-fU.J- v „f ]^O p O°^ K fTV$] fUP AHtAD ?/^xA B^^ >OU. BOY, RDR BRINGIKJG I HAPPV .rr- ___>' >| j| u'p^lMtf^'^^fey JJu t
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    TODAY'S SELECTIONS
    141 12 Windsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood SEALED OBDEBS UDE O'GOLD TIDE OGOLD Title U'Guld AmiiM-nieiil Sealed Orders MELMK BTEELTBAP FAIRY 2 <'^»F Carnival Gay Carnival Melnik m Fairy Oameborough Gay Carnival ADONIS MADRID ADONIS Tarzan Adonic Madrid 4~~~ S. GESII RE S. GESEURE S. GESTLBE Special Selection Earthquake Cypress
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    TODAY'S RACE CARD
    2387 12 TOD A Y'S RACE CARD RACE l: 2.J0 p.m.-Class 2, Div. 3-6 Furs. I. 0% Park 8v MJ S!,aw Stable- MarUn •.'.•Sard I 5 Arausemrnt II 3y 8.01 -Shaw Stable Ala.ti.) MRATCI "^T 4v 8.09 -Belmont Stable" Spencer R^aM.in* 3v S. M Magnilumce 3y 8.07 Mr. Yea.p Hock .Hoe 'Si"^
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    S'pore Athletes For 7-Day Course
    75 12 SINGAPORE athletes coaches from clubs, schools have been invited by the Singapore AAA to attend George Pallett's seven-day course t > be held at the Victoria School irom Feb. 22. Highlight of the course will be the screening of a two reel.film of the XV
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    Victorians Win
    23 12 Victoria School 2nd team beat Serangoon English School 3-2 at soccer yesterday. All the goals were scored m the second half.
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    Bray Coming
    35 12 HENRY Bray, the man who knocked out Isimeli Radrodro m seven rounds, will leave Fiji today for Singapore to challenge the winner of the Alex Button versus Allen Williams fight on Feb. 13.
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    S. GESTURE TO WIN BIG RACE AT K.L. TODAY
    367 12  -  WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Sporting Gesture, P^ o 6^ winner, is fancied to win the main class 1 division 1 six furlongs today, second day of the Selangor Turf Club s Gold Cup meeting. Sporting Gesture has done everything
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    Going Heavy
    28 12 The going for today's races, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting, will be heavy as more rain fell m K.L. last night.
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    SEVENS RUGGER
    179 12 THE seven-a-side rugger tournament had a more successful day with the only match cancelled being RASCA who conceded a walkover to South Johore. In the first match Reme "A" defeated HMS "Unicorn" by 9 points (three tries) to 3 (one drop goal). REME "A": Smith, Moriavty, Evans: Colquitt:
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    $2 Win Treble At Next Ipoh Races
    86 12 IPOH, Tues.— The treble event S2 win totalisator will be introduced at the coming Perak Derby meeting m March. This was disclosed by Mr. Lee Koon Inn, secretary of the Perak Turf Club today. The proposal to introduce this treble event was made
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    Chelsea, WBA To Replay
    158 12 LONDON Feb. 9 [Reuter).— After 5* hours of grim cuptie footbali" during which only tour goals have bee n scored Chelsea and West Bromwieh Albion have still not decided their fourth round Football Association cup match. Two hours play today including a hair hours extra time
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      285 12 Coronation Tour Contest READERS of the Singapore Standard will choose the Most Popular Sportsman or Sportswoman of Malaya who will be honoured as an PiiinHilrt Representative of this land to attend the Coronation Ceremonies m London during May and June this year. The Contest which will last three months, from
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      52 12 South Afrk, Roily 1 01 ll iiiu.-d Nrtitf se 4 p s,,uth l« r ,;v ;"j,r= b- c i p T Fullt \>- -3 B B Hutton Elects! Best Sportii i.( Crier. elected > for 1952 icted aa Si ting B M Tur pi H B whir O!yn Ji f
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  • CHINESE NEW YAER Supplement
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      12 1 CHINESE NEW YAER Supplement t SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FKRIU'ARY 11, 1953 fri r.
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      CELEBRATION STARTS SATURDAY
      1663 1 Chinese All Uver World 1 o Mark Day Despite Law By "OLD CHINA HAND' CHINESE all over the world, even those within the so-called bamboo curtain, will celebrate on Saturday, February 14, which, according to the lunar calendar, is their New Year's Day. Officially, lunar new year
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      Holiday Longest, Happiest, Most Colourful Of All
      537 1  - Holiday Longest, Happiest, Most Colourful Of All .HRISTINE DIEMER £y ks the rm\ of the l>th or Bitter I ea ol tlw Dragon, whose Zodiac ies€ i ileadar, before China's formal i as i Republic. H the Roman Calendar, the m the Tust or Holiday Moon, of serpent uhose Zodiac
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      Jade Will Help You Win Prince Charming
      696 1  -  CHEE KOON US A TIP TO LONELY GIRLS By t IRLS. if you wish to win that handsome man who is haunting your dreams, say the Chinese, crush a j a de_the lucky stone of China— placed it under pillow before you sleep
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        85 1 AND BE I .AFP I a.S LITTLE AS Si YOU CAN j r a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. j ERCENT INTEREST WltL BE TO YOU FOR THAT AND /SUP TO A MAXIMUM of j X) i HOUT NOTICE, WITHOUT J LAY, YOU CAN WITHDRAW j AMOUNT FROM YOUR QUES, DRAFTS, MONEY TAL
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        56 1 Home Electric Workshop Equipment $140/- An oul.landing offer of hmo.» WOI.F CLB Meo.ri. 11^1^ Equip.,.,,., for quicker, e.sicr. drilling I «,»ing. Inrning. griodiog. »ire brushing, bulling ....I H^SH FAR EAST MOTORS LIMITED Wearne Bros. Ltd. Federation Representatives. Representative, m B.tu P.h.t-M.r B ing-Kl«« Are., K-B Electric.l Tool Servic. Kep wu
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      CITY HAS SEVERAL SHOPPING CENTRES
      904 2  - CITY HAS SEVERAL SHOPPING CENTRES ■f. Ramachandra B> O^R CITY wos several well-defined shopping centres where the rush is the greatest whenever Christmas, the Chinese New Year, the Hari Raya Puasa and Hoji, and Deepavali come round. The big departmental stores like Robinson's, John Little's Shriro's, Whiteaway's and Gian Singh's,
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        271 2 pLEONARDfc I THE ONE WITH I I EVERYTHING? I I Automatic Defrosting! II en. ft. l H *«fro«t •fW.o^f •l«<trk Noting •l«m«^ F O .f«r. H **<****— <ompht*/y tof«f K**pi »r O ltn focdi »o» b(!c* H H«ft f r MU f CWsrl Twh M«bt-C*U E I SlMhrts to H»
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        80 2 I fIN tXQLUSIVE RANGE Op u *N UATHtH tHOES AND iVt S I BAGi IN LATEST ifcfci'' i' a I a Limited Stock If EAJOY YOitt I CHINESE NEW YEAR WITH Oil: FA \K:i vu f'SINALCO I 77/£ NATURAL mTQk I frttf/r Ifif^N |j I J Fro- GERMANY (AUTHORISED BOTTURS
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      Penang Chinese Celebrate In Big Way
      2046 3  -  reaangite' By penangites Believed flost Persistent In loholding Customs I 1 1 POTS /ND PANS Bit no one from ently bereaved family tked to help. The super- tiinese fear that il!- ght beta!, those who it j akes made by anyhas suffered a vast
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      It's The Grandest Thing To A Chinese Youngster
      2326 4  -  PRECIOUS FOREST By Childhood New Years Recalled TO the young, because they have not seen as many of them as their elders, the New Year will always be a physical phenomenon. It was to me, and each New Year was awaited with
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        248 4 The pianos of todoy &i&ttO??~\ ore greatly improved a= ~Z*' I In style ond op- I peorance. I Responsive touch, rich volume ond o magnificent tone moke them ideol for every home. Their cast? Much less thon you would imagine, for there are Easy Payments to help ond Part. Exchanges
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      Laughing Buddha Will Descend On Earth For 15 Days
      480 5  -  CHEE KOON LIN By leaf's Wty Att Pco ie Are j 0 cay During Holidays i hiacac New Year. Chinese children— ,n 1, lo lk< too— will enjoy and laugh, v h of the everyday but the laugh pot tht lt
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      Chinese Girl Runs Restaurant, Wants Grand Oper'a Career
      699 5 LUXEMBOURG— The little girl who introduced Chinese cuisine to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is preparing J to set off soon on another j career Grand Opera m S.ni Paulo, Brazil. She is Mary Fei, or m CM- i nese, Fei Lui-h.
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        163 6 <^ W EMCO FABRICS FOR y iLI/ERY OCCASION kA IV! ATiRIALS IN ALL QUALITIES < O UTSTAND/N6 DESI6NS WEMCO MORNING GLORY N <^ WEMCOSPUNCORD WEMCOSTYLE V WEMCOVOGUE y WEMCOFESTIVALIA WEMCOPEER i>i-ii butars: m L. E TEIS COS TRADING SOCIETY X »,r:f..rr hu.ila 111 "iniir l-...h Prn.il>;. Kli'hwi?. /R ttutT Refrigerator,
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        312 6 v Ju»t ArrtrvH tnr... X CHINESE MEW YEAR ,j y SPECIAL BARGAINS H X Fin^Hi 1f it a Hi, I I WA TCHES jj 3 0 tarnishing. kJ| ODA TAT TEXTII.l > 1 gUAJAJ LIMITED 0^ 31, Raffles Place Singapor. Phone *****. /)fo Ball PL |L 11 H yl mth
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      Suggestions For Chinese New Year Purchases
      1175 7  -  JOY JONES By Many Shops Offering Good Gifts PHIXESE shop owners report that the New Year business has not been as brisk as former years, when they, helped by the boom, did a roaring business for the great occasion. However, three days still remain
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      Farmer Glidden Erects A Fence With Built-In Bite
      421 7  -  Lee Priestley By JOSEPH F. GLIDDEN, pioneer farmer, teetered on his boot heels and looked gloomily at the row of young corn m his field. "Got a fine stand there, Glidden," called a neighbouring rancher herding a few calves away from the
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        134 7 uf COME-' COM£/ COMf? j rH/NFSf NEW YEAR GREAT EASTERN TRADE FAIR GEYLANG SERAI CHINESE NEW YEAR SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS i cv Dress Compet.t.on Jminton Competition ketboll Tournament v Dro* (Mony Prizes) Exhibition of 38-year-old Tandem ndden by Mr. Mrs. Sayeg (British Muslims) ond r ravel led from England to Sina
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        191 7 Out and about o Whatever the occasion, smart women will be seen r\ wearing TOOTAL fabrics, with their wonderful choice of plain shades, subtly woven designs or U flattering prints. Each carries the TOOTAL Q guarantee* of satisfaction, and each has passed Q stringent tests for washability, re istance to
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