Sunday Standard, 3 February 1952

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    24 1 With Free 8-Page Comics Sunday Standard ■$k /si *i s x VOL. II NO. 216. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Sedgman, Bride Arrive In S'pore
    226 1 Sedgman, Bride Arrive In S'pore photo. Standard Staff Reporter I RANK SEDGMAN, Australia's Davis Cup hero, rrjrhed Singapore yesterday with his bride of three toys, en route for Colombo on honeymoon. The 23-year-old blond tennis ace .said yesterday that he would be away six months from Australia. He would play
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    Intoxicated Pilot Tied To A Seat
    89 1 DELHI, Feb. I (AP> 1 rteen irate airline passengers subdued their pilot who ie intoxicated during a ghl and tied him in his ieal to permit the co-pUot to an emergency landing NagpUT, a Civilian Aero spokesman reported lid the pilot was en- n
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    Iran Not Closing UK, US Cultural Centres
    91 1 MIIIKAN. Iran. Feb. I (IP) A (;overnment spokes.ul today Iran h\d not considered closing any Amerilintish cultural ttntres. i N.iid Premier Mossadeq wa s not rontemplatinr such a ibinet decree issued in 19-19 ruled all such centres provincial areas must shut down, but
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    Reds Want To "Cloak" Yalu River
    208 1 MUNSAN, Feb. 2 (UP) The Communists moved today to cloak virtually all the Yalu River from the eyes of neutral observers during an armistice. The Red campaign to curtail sharply behind-the-lines inspection became ominously apparent as Allied and Communist stalf officers concluded their first
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    Bevan Charges Govt. Killing Health Service
    216 1 LONDON. Feb. 2, (Reuter) Aneurin Bevan, powerful Labour leftwinger, tonight charged Winston Churchill's Conservative Government with liberately trying to kill the nation's free health service which began three years ago while he was health minister. The burly Welshman, well launched this week in a
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    New C.O. For Changi
    63 1 THE RAF. announced yesterday th^t Group Captain E. C Bates, C.8.E., AFC, will succeed Group Captain R. N. McKern as Officer Commanding R.A.F. Station Changi towards the end of this month. Group Captain Bates will arrive bv sea from England in mid-February. Group Captain McKern will
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    Fed. Day In London
    39 1 Standard London Correspondent LONDON. Feb. 3 —Federation Day was celebrated last night by three Malayan Student Organizations with dance at the Overseas League. The Hug of tht Federation and the Malay jtates decorated tht hall.
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    BODY FROM RIVER
    33 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE MARINE Police recovered the body of a Chinese from the Singapore River yesterday. The man hti since Seen Identified as lm Cbaonc 37 of Hokien Street.
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    BRITAIN, EGYPT TO START TALKS
    399 1 BRITAIN, EGYPT TO START TALKS LONDON, Feb. 2 (IP). Britain already lias moved towards mopCMIHg negotiations for a settlement of the Anglo-Egyptian dispute, it uas learned here today. Officials said they must "reser\e comment." hut reliahle informants said the British Kinha**y has been instructed to make suggestion* to Egypt, which,
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    New Air Chief Due Tuesday
    169 1 AIR Vice-Marshal G.H. Mills, C.B. D.F.C.. new Air Officer Commanding the R.A.F. in Malaya, is due to reach Singapore on Tuesday aboard the Carthage. Vice-Marshal Mills will take over from Air Commodore J.L.F. Fuller-Good who is returning to Britain on expiry of his duty to
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    Britain Pours In New Strength
    163 1 ISMAILIA, Feb. 1 (Reuter). Britain poured new strength into her Suez Canal zone garrison today bombers, fighters and infantry reinforcements. Two R.A.F. squadrons, each of 16 Vampire jjets, and one bomber squadron of eight Lincolns have landed, it was announced by the British military authorities
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    Tensely Awaiting The Signal
    89 1 Army Despatched in an R.A.A.F. Dakota supply-dropp-ing aircraft await the word to heave out a consignment of supplies for a Gurkha patrol in the Jungle of Johore. Word will come from the aircraft's pilot, via a signal bell above the Despatch ers' heads. This consignment then
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    Colom bo Cancels Reception For Princess, Duke
    206 1 COLOMBO, Feb. 2 (AP)— The Colombo Municipal Council decided last night to cancel its planned reception for Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh The council passed a resolution reversing the mayor's decision to offer the reception. "The official programme of the Royal
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    2,000 Seamen In Colony Have No Jobs
    108 1 THERE 'ire about 2.000 unemployed seamen in Singapore i today. About 1,700 of them j are Chinee and tho rest Malays, Indians and Pakistanis. Every flay, some of theft unemployed :>ea:nen crowd at the Seamen's Registration Bureau in Fullerton Building. But they have
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    People's Party Meeting Today
    51 1 THE SEVEN-MAN interim committee of the Singapore People's Party will hold a meeting this morning to consider a draft constitution of the Party. The meeting will be h.-M at the residence of the Chairman Of the Interim Co ittee. Mr. O. J. Nappali. at MM. Telok
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    Sundry Goods Lost In Singapore River
    62 1 About $22,000 worth of sundry goods was lost in- the Singapore River early yesterday morning when a motor tongkang in which the goods were carried went down. The goods belonging to a Chinese firm in Hongkong Street was destined for Sibu, Sarawak. Circumstances leading
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    Should A Passenger Stop Drunken Driver?
    56 1 Standard Staff Reporter THFRR 1« no provision made in the Traffic Ordinance to in «h« wfeagfl it was brought ont here yesterday. users —A the pusenger ihoold do hb bert to P"T«t W liaM V^ MwnVer resDonsible to tome extent for the rullt l?^Jr^sriTe?
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    Top Military Secret Found in Old Safe
    86 1 WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT, Feb. 2 (AFP) After buying a second hand safe at an American army surplus equipment sale, a man here opened it and found it filled with military documents marked "Top secretconfidential." He informed the local press and two secret servicemen turned
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    APC Tug Still Held By Reds
    109 1 HONGKONG Feb 2: (ReuterAA p, The Asiatic Petroleum Company's tug which was intercepted by and detained by a Chinese Communist gunboat in Chinese territorial waters en ruute from Hongkong to Macao is still held «t Lappa customs station A responsible official of the company
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    Ceremony At The Council
    88 1 THE OPENING of the second session of the Legislative Council of Singapore on Tuesday, February 19, at the Victoria Memorial Hall will be a ceremonial one. The Governor will, on his arrival at Empress Place, be received by a Guard of Honour from the Singapore Volunteer
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    Teseensohn To Attend Labour lalks
    174 1 Teseensohn To Attend Labour lalks Standard Staff RrporWT MR. G. A. TESSENSOHM. 1 45-year-old President ol the I Singapore Federation oi Gov a I eminent Employee! [Jajone, I who leavef early tins mon ■bv a Bharal Airway i p ine f.",r Calcutta, to attend the three-week seminar on Labour Inspection
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    Harold Ickes III
    32 1 WASHINGTON !eb 1 i\f Pi Former Secretary uf I [nterioi Harold Ickei *> night I e|''.r I (fi to he (I iVC I in his h'tmf- in Maryland He 77.
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    UK May Soften Up Libel Laws
    168 1 LONDON, P«b l (Ktvtcr) Parliament tttday took \h§ first step to amend PriCatn i rigid libel laws so that netc papers may avoid OMI court actions if they pro"i; ly publish apologies /or </lb'Qed deiainaUon Lnu-yer Harold Lever, a Socialist, made trie proposal in
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    NAYLOR FINED $100, DISQUALIFIED
    392 2 Found Guilty Of Driving In Rash Manner Standard Staff Reporter RALPH NAYLOR, 29-year-old engineer of Singapore City Council, was convicted on a charge of negligent driving by the Magistrate, Mr. K. J. L. Jamieson in the City Police Court, yesterday. He was fin^d $100. and although
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    A MIRACLE, SAY' HIS PARENTS
    244 2 A MIRACLE, SAY' HIS PARE NTS f Stanley Can Speak Now PROBABLY the first -miracle" cure attributed to •Our Lady of Fatima" in.Si-g^ore has happened to Stanley Joseph. six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. ""U.'taS 53t that his little son. who one day was suddenly struck
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    McNeice Cup For Flower Show
    189 2 McNeice Cup For Flower Show A SILVER challenge cup was presented personally by the President of the City Council, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, yesterday to Mr. Max Lewis, the secretary of the Singapore Flower Show for the best locally cultivated hybrid. Mr. Lewis told The Standard that Singapore orchids
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    RI DEVALUATION SCAREEASES MART
    171 2 RI DEVALUATION SCARE EASES MART REPORTS thai Indonesia was contemplating devaluation of her currency shortly prompted selling of rubber by Dutch Bnna Ul Singapore which resulted :n a drop of about two cents per lb. yesterday. The market was active on abort covering transactions. \inrk**t Out ft Lower advices from
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    Deterrent Sentence
    73 2 A LORRY driver, Lim Hung Chow, was sentenced yesterday to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment, for stealing 30 gunny bags, at the Singapore Harbour Board Godowns. The Singapore Third Police Magistrate, Mr. H. B. Livingstone, said that he was passing this sentence as a deterrent, in view of the
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    No Fear Of Gas Crisis—McNeice
    259 2 No Fear Of Gas Crisis McNeice Standard Staff Reporter THERE is no fear of a crisis »ver the gas supply to Singapore consumers, assured Singapore City Council President, Mr. T. P. F. McNeice, yesterday. He was commenting on the decision of the Singapore City Councillors, at a private session following
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    Home For Crippled Children
    311 2 Home For Crippled Children Within the next few weeks, it is hoped to break ground for the fir it home for crippled children in Singapore, with tk« 40 occupants it will serve to accommodate in full residence by the end of 1952. The home, which will be erected on a
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    Power Cuts
    146 2 SUBSTATIONS in Singapore liable to load shedding today: DAY Bendemeer Rd., Ban Hock Leong,, Milne Rd., Jalan Pekan, •Jalan Sultan, Beach Rd., Alhambra. Raffles Hotel, Sumbawa Rd.. Boon Tat St., AUunid Rd.. Sims Avenue. Paya Lebar Pumps, Joo Chlat Place. Jalan Yasin, Jalan Eunos, Cambridge Rd. NIGHT Adam
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    Parker Pen Manager Entertained
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    Bail Allowed
    53 2 BAIL of $500 was offered U Ho Sink Poh in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday, when he claimed trial to stealing; a wrist waU-h rod a gold strap, worth |433 from ling Jeng Tee at a hotiM in Banda Street on Feb. 'J he case was postponed
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    Two Projects For Colony Youth.
    342 2 TWO AMBITIOUS new projects for the benefit of the children of Singapore, although still in the plan ning stage, will eventually be realised through the great generosity of a local businessman and philanthropist who wishes to remain anonymous. One is new Primary School to be
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    Finance Law Too Complex Seth
    212 2 Finance Law Too Complex Seth Stand, Mi v, HE COLOM i Regulation that it U diil:, man to n said defence [Ji* Kennr*!: pore AM < trict Court Mr. Vew U ick, Ho Bei making a pa Siang Lee order i I Li; Bangkok sterling The i Jan. 14. tion
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    More Women Were Missing Than Men
    134 3 Standard Staff Reporter MORE WOMEN than men were reported missing from their homes, states the Singapore Police annual report issued yesterday. Of 421 persons reported missing, 226 were women and 195 men. Only 85 of the missing persons were traced and of these 68
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    Thieves Took $ Million Property
    98 3 Thieves Took Million Property Standard Staff Reporter APPROXIMATELY $1,047,--847 worth of property fell into the hands of thieves in Singapore out of which only $158,--950 was recovered, states the Commissioner of Police. Mr. J. P. Pennefather-Evans, in his annual report issued yesterday. The number of seizable offences known to the
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    S'PORE CRIMINALS GETTING SMARTER NOW
    451 3 They Make Life More Difficult For CID Men Standard Staff Reporter GROWING ingenuity and education of the criminal has made life for members of the Criminal Investigation Department more difficult, states the Commissioner of Police Singapore, Mr. J. P. Pennefather-Evans In his annual report issued
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    Radio, '999' Most Valuable Service
    281 3 OF THE several units of the Singapore Police Force none was of greater value than the Radio Police in overthrowing subversive organisations and restoring public confidence, stairs the Commissioner of Police, Mr. J. P. Pen ne father-Evans in his annual report, issued yesterday. "This costly
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    Operation Waistline Zero Hour
    148 3 Standard Staff Reporter TOMORROW is zero hour in "Operation Waistline" at Changi for girls of the W.R.A.F. and the wives of service families. Run on League of Health and Beauty lines, P.T. to music is to be held on two evenings a week under qualified W.R.A.F.
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    $2,403 From SATA Dance
    80 3 A SUM of $2,403.80 representing nett proceeds from the Chinese New Year Dance at Raffles Hotel on Jan. 28, was presented to SATA fund yesterday. The dance, organised by 11 clerks from both the Army Services and various commercial firms, in aid of SATA drew a
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    TO BE DECORATED
    167 3 MR. S.H. LEE. District Officer, St. John Ambulance Brigade, Singapore, will be invested as a Serving Brother among the 26 other local recipients at Jalan Besar Stadium, on Feb. 6. at 4.30 p.m.. when Sir Otto Lund. Commissioner-in-Chief of the Brigade, will be guest of honour at
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    Bombing In Negri
    29 3 BANDIT targets in East and West Negri Sembilan were attacked by R.A.F. Brigands and R.A.A.F. Lincoln* in yesterday's air operations in support of the security forces.
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    Drama Festival Planned On Ambitious Scale
    392 3 Drama Festival Planned On Ambitious Scale THE DRAMA Section of the Raffles Society, University of Malaya, has big and ambitious plans for a Festival of Drama to be held at the end of the month. Perhaps for the first time in Malaya, characteristic Chinese, Indian and Malay drama, in all
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    Tan Promoted Court Registrar
    366 3 Standard Staff Reporter THREE terse lines published in the Colony's Government Gazette dated February 1, created Government Service history here as far as Asians are concerned. Under the heading "Promotions," Mr. Tan Thoon Lip who was Assistant Registrar, Supreme Court was declared to be Registrar, Supreme
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    Six Allowed $5,000 Bail
    77 3 SIX PEOPLE claimed trial in the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday, when charged with stealing one ton and 84 pounds of sheet rubber valued at $3,500 belonging to the General Lighterage and Transport Company on Dec. 31 last. Accused were Neo Kee Sin, Lim Lee.
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    UK Industries Can Supply Malayan Needs
    244 4 Standard Staff Reporter SEVERAL important industries in the United Kingdom are making strong effects to meet Malayan requirements this year, states Mr. K. E. MacKenzie, United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Malaya in an article ■pecially contributed to the Economic Bulletin published by the Singapore
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    ASP On Transfer
    59 4 Standard st.jti CorrvsMsdral IIUAR. Sal Mr. Leong Buna Swce, ASP., who has been in Muai for OVd t.vo v ars as Officer-in-Charge ol the Spe ial Branch will leave Muai shortly on transfei to Xuala Krai to ofganize arid to I of a new C.I.D. bran i
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    Clerk Took Money To Settle Debts
    297 4 M and ml »»url CWTCSP— JfIK KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— Tan. > ideration the fact th ed had taken the lischarge his debt fas of good cua: President of tii' pur Sess ons Coui G. Adams today cou\ I a -year-old Indian, Jj.r.- Roberts, mployed
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    130 TO GET EMBLEMS
    66 4 130 TO GET EMBLEMS Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— Mure than 130 nnployees of the Shell Company in Penang and Provioce Wellesley will receive l< <ervice emblen;< next v.rt'k. Seven members of the Penang staff who have put in more than 25 years' service art Arumugam Kathiraveloo. Lee Seng Earn.
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    Ruler Appeals For Co-operation
    117 4 StKEMBAN. Sat The Yang di Pertuan Besar, N«^ri Sembilan. made an appeal for co-operation to bring about an early end to the Emergency. He was host at a tea party held at the Istana 2 ll inswap in Seremban last evening, on the occasion of Federation
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    Special Warned
    52 4 Standard Staff Correspondent SEREMBAX, Sat— The Magistrate Che Anjang Saith. when imposing a total fine of $100 on a Special Constable. Choung Foon Fatt, on two charges of absenting himself from duty on Jan. 8 warned him that he would be jailed if he were brought up in
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    SOLD FOWLS
    25 4 CHEW Sim, who was found selling fowls within Town Board limits without a licence, was acquitted and discharged by the Circuit Magistrate, Kluang.
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    No Card—Fined
    39 4 No Card— Fined A woman, Sohwaty Julit, aged 28, who recently came came from India and was married at Tangkah, was fined $50 in the Magistrate's Court, Muar, for failing to obtain her identity card within the prescribed time.
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    Commission raid Out $80 Million War Damage Claims
    280 4 Commission raid Out $80 Million War Damage Claims Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malayan War Damage Commission has to date paid out about $80,000,000 on all types of Mar damage claims since the war damage compensation scheme came into force in March, 1950. About $21,000,000 was paid out
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    Installation Ceremony
    74 4 Standard Staff Correspondent TANJONG MALIM, Sat.— Rev. Robert F. Lundy of Klang will instat the 1952 Cabinet Officers of the Kuala Lumpur Tamil Methodist Youth Fellow-' ship at a ceremony tomorrow. The following are the Cabinet Officers: President: B.S. Niles; Vice-President A. Chelvarajasingam; Hon. Treasurer: G.R. Chelliah; Hon.
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    Bakers Want Better Terms Of Service
    105 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Because the management of the Penang branch of the Singapore Cold Storage refused to pay the injection fee of an employee of the bakeries section, the firm's bakers have put up a case for better conditions of service. The
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    TW O BROTHERS FREED
    163 4 XUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Two brothers made allegations aga-'i^i each other in the Second Magistrate's Court today. The elder brother, Syed Hamid, a Kuala Lumpur businessman, told the Court,, "He hit me and after that went and assaulted my wife and later came back and assaulted me
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    Kluang Club Meeting
    56 4 KLUANG, Sat.— A: the annual general meeting of The Kluang International Club, the following were elected to the management committee: President: Mr. V. PoweH-Evans: Vice-President: Dr. K. Eapen; Hon. Secretary: Dr. Hu Wei Shien; Hon. Treasurer: Mr. Cheong Soo Kheng. Committee Messrs. CD. Westwood, Soo Hoo Kum
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    Former Tribune Gets $200,000
    176 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Awards under the Malayan war damage compensation scheme in re* peel of war risk insurance claims totalling about $200,000 on slocks, consisting largely of newsprint, ha\e been made to the former Malaya Tribune Press. The Standard learns. i Payments on
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    30 4 pnoto. Mr. Peter Anthony was married to Miss Agnes Fernandez at the Church of the Visitation in Seremban. Mr. Anthony is on the staff of Bute Estate, Nilai. Keng Chun
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    Malayan Chinese Assn. Sets Record
    140 4 IPOH, Sat. The M.C.A. Sweep ommitto announced that the 1.600,000 tickets, Imw4 i ur seventh lottery which carries a first prize of \.{m < have been sold out to all branches. This sale of 1.600.000 tickets in less than six weeks constitutes a new record
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    85 5 re aewspaper twiei Mr. Aw k«mmi Haw was (i!) on iiuj threw h>s annual birthday party. Up expected .'OO Chinese over K9 to turn up for his annual > i present, hut some 7 000 should up. Aw'.s paper, HonrfuMg Stm ;;..il. reported next day that MM of present were
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    Board Fells How The Current Came
    324 5 **alacca Electricity Row "Man-! nil t ill <»rri'^j»«>iiihi'.l Kl W ~V\ R Following on the charges against it in iht> Federal Legislative Council on !i\ hv Mr Taa Slew Sin, the Central Electricity :«i t<uiiv based .1 statemeßl cm electricity supply in iiM( r
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    400 New Cars For Penang
    61 5 9 .mi m| Stall < i i PENANG S 0 r }H> m-u .ir> liavt' .1 \m IVn.i'u Iran the ::itrd K lii-uJoin N.n; f the i Mag .)1 th;-. ]I u\ ftboul I in.irc ar« v i\' i bj tmi <>J' utxi n nth
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    38 5 Mass march-past by Flights representing all locally-based squadrons of the RA F Regiment (Malaya). The Regiment paraded at Changi on Friday to mark the tenth anniversary of the formation of its parent body, the K.A.F. Regiment m Britain.
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    PUBLIC HELPED FORCES KILL 58 IN ONE WEEK
    410 5 PUBLIC HELPED FORCES KILL 58 IN ONE WEEK Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The third week in January was a had one for bandits who suffered ~>B casualties including nine captured in seven days. This U not a record for the security forces bunting down the terrorists in the
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    Suffolks Get Top Bandits
    261 5 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— A patrol of the Ist Suffolks on Tuesday killed 22-year-old Fong Nsan, a top Communist assassin responsible for nine cold-blooded killings since the Emergency began. Fong Nan, heard of a killer .squad, met his end near L/lu j Klang, some
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    Tides Return Cargo From Lost Lighter
    140 5 PENANG, Saturday. The Shell Company has neover ed 148 of 491 drums of lubricating oil lost a fen days ago from a lifihter which sank while goisf up Prai River to the Shell depot at Bagan Dalam. The lighter sprang a leak in mid-river
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    Had Defaced Card
    34 5 FOR failing to report that his identity card was defaced. Nanda. son of Suton. was fined $25 or five days rigorous hnprisonmeni by Che Ibrahim bin Haji Salam, the Circuit Magistrate.
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    32 5 Miss Lau Wai Joo, the wellknown soprano will sin? her latest song hits at the Kulim Welfare Week Charity Fun Fair which will be held at the Lam Seng Amusement Park today.
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    Has No Objection To Supermen
    130 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. Mr. Leong Chee Cheong, convenor of the Selangor Chinese Guilds Association, today denied a report in the Straits Times that he proposed to lead a protest against the appointment of two super-man posts by the Malayan Chinese Association. Mr. Leong said as
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    $500 BAIL
    37 5 RAMAN, son of Kan an, was allowed $500 bail by the Magistrate, Che Rauf, on a charge of moving restricted articles of food at Sagil. a controlled area. The case was postponed to Feb. 5.
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    Fed. Dental Care Plan To Expand
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