Malaya Tribune, 9 January 1951
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Title Section54 1951-01-09 1 MALAYA Tribune FBY f PEOPLE fc FOR THE .PEOPLE, LARGER SAIEvJ THAN ANY 1 AFTERNOON PAPER IN J kMALAYAjj l'el: •"iTibune'- Spore. Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. Phone: ***** nine lines. I EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS. I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE54 words
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Article155 1951-01-09 1 SIX-POINT PEACE PLAN Reuter. x U w, LONDON, Monday, i plan for solving the problems of Korea and Communist China was nreA sented to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers here today The plan, presented by the British Foreign Secretary, Mr Ernest as a memorandum, consists of sixReuter. - 155 words
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Article97 1951-01-09 1 A.P. PARIS, Mon. GENERAL Dwight D. Eisenhower got down to brisk talks with the French today on just what they are going to do to help defend the West against any push from the East. American military sources said the answers he got helped to supportA.P. - 97 words
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Article162 1951-01-09 1 THE TEST SYDNEY. Today. > not-out batsI r and Johnson, 1 dog the depleted rk when the fourth of the Third Test v rv.-umod their first p nzs this morning. an hour, they I tralia's overnight for six wickets to v ow is short of162 words
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127 1951-01-09 1 A.P. LONDON. Mon. PRIME Minister D. S. Senanayake of Ceylon said tonight the great nations could break the "vicious circle of balance of power, fear of insecurity and armament race" by sacrificing some prestige and privilege. He Is attending the British Commonwealth Premiers' conference here.A.P. - 127 words
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Article28 1951-01-09 1 A.P. SIR Benegal Rau, India's U ft. delegate, said last night he plans to fly to London this week for consultations with Pandit Nehru.—AP.A.P. - 28 words
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Article50 1951-01-09 1 U.P. TOKIO, Mon. A moderately strong earthquake rocked the Tokio area at 3.31 a.m. today, setting the city's taller buildings swaying continw 1 sly for nearly 3fJ seconds. It was not Immediately determined where the quake was centred and whether any considerable damage had been done. UP.U.P. - 50 words
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207 1951-01-09 1 A.P. and U.P. T£>KIO, Today. THE Far East Air Force warplanes streaked over Korean Communist positions today despite a forecast of cloudy weather to carry the newest aerial offensive against the Reds into its eigth day. United Nations planes made more than 650 sortiesA.P. and U.P. - 207 words
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Article139 1951-01-09 1 Reuter. PARIS, Mon. THE French Government won three confidence votes from the House of Assemhy tonight to its 740 milliard -000 000 sterling) rearmament Dili, which thus became law. The Upper House (Council of the Republic) on Friday approved the total amount but rejected Government proposalsReuter. - 139 words
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Article144 1951-01-09 1 A.P. NEW DELHI, Monday. aTEPAL'S Prime Minister, N Mohun Shumshere Jung BahadSr Rana, last night issued a 2 000-word declaration from Khatmandu announcing reJSms in his country r which the Foreign Ministry said are m «.?hSantlal agreement with the S3£ tendered by the Govern- ment of India"A.P. - 144 words
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Article, Illustration50 1951-01-09 1 A French relief column, striking 20 miles oS?ilrd Daphuc after Commnoist-led Vietminh *£%th Capital, the key post guarding the northern■ P soldier of Photo shows—Six hours after the battle for uapnuc, a n is Photo, the French mobUe reserve unit, looks at ruined in_tne town. *r.50 words
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117 1951-01-09 1 FOR more people were detained last night. They are-Dr Maggie Lim, Lady Health Officer, Lim KUn y Ch™ng (teacher), Lim Kwan Yu, Municipal officer and Won! Keng Sam. of the Import anExport Denartment They were arrested at their nomes^ P TOs brings the total117 words
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159 1951-01-09 1 A.P. Augsburg, Germany, Mon. PROSECUTION attempts to convict Use Koch, "the witch of Buechenwald. oi having concentration camp prisoners killed to obtain their tattoed skins received a Jolting setback today. Presiding judge George Maglnot commented from the German court bench that so far theA.P. - 159 words
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Article23 1951-01-09 1 Mon.—The United States is pressing the Netherlands to settle the dis- pute over the future status of Western New Guinea.23 words
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Article45 1951-01-09 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mon.— A sunspot of moderate size which was reported during the weekend was probably responsible for a certain amount of deterioration on certain circuits, particularly those to the East. It is anticipated, disturbances will continue up to Jan. 9 or 10. —fteutcr.Reuter. - 45 words
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Article194 1951-01-09 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Monday. A new U552,000,000,000 U.S. navy shipbuilding A programme, including so-called super aircraftcarriers was outlined in a bill introduced in the House of Representatives today by Representative Carl Vinson, Democrat, Georgia. Vinson said the bill was ap- proved by both the DefenceA.P. - 194 words
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Article51 1951-01-09 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Monday. A "POINT FOUR" agreement for American technical assistance to Pakistan will be signed in Karachi soon, probably within a tortnighf, a State Department spokesman said today. it will br similar to the agreement between the United States and India signed on Dec.Reuter. - 51 words
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Article120 1951-01-09 1 AP. WASHINGTON. Monday, rvEMOCRATS and Republicans 1/ ra the U.S. Congress today puickly supported President Truman's general proposition tint the ITnited States must be mride strong enough to meet any threat from Soviet Ruasia. Administration Democrat* generally applauded the state-of-tht-unlon message a» "powerful." "uplifting" and "magnificent,"AP. - 120 words
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Article35 1951-01-09 1 HOLLYWOOD, Mon. DANNY Kaye has been signed to play Hans Anderson opposite Sadlers Wells' Ballerina Moira Shearer in the colour film of the Danish fairy tale writer's life that Sam Goldwyn is producing.35 words
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Article471 1951-01-09 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Monday. DRITAIN expressed cautious support today for a 7point Israeli proposal for ending the Korean war but Russia rejected it on grounds that it did not demand the immediate withdrawal of United States forces from Korea. The declarations by Britain's Sir GladwynU.P. - 471 words
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Article160 1951-01-09 2 Reuter WASHINGTON, Monday. RAPID creation of great United States military power with an adequate H share for Europe was called for here by 33 prominent Americans calling themselves the committee on the present danger. The group includes Mr. Tracy S. Voorhees, former Under-Secretary of War.Reuter - 160 words
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Article79 1951-01-09 2 THREE Chinese. Chiam Teng Swee. Tay Wah Qeok and Tan Ah Tay were sentenced to nine months' imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Form in the First Police Court yesterday for assisting to run a chap-Jl-ki lottery. When a Police party raided shophouse in Tras Street on79 words
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Article27 1951-01-09 2 The Blood Bank registered a number of 3.721 donors for 1950. The greatest number of recipients were the Chinese. Six medals were awarded last year.27 words
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Article232 1951-01-09 2 ABOUT 1.500 persona took the BCG vaccination since j its introduction here In May 1949, sates the SATA annual j report. Though children form- I ed the majority of those vacci- j nated, not a s'ngle child cried, j and no abcess or other com- i232 words
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Article45 1951-01-09 2 MR. Tom Harrison. Government Ethnologist and Curator of the Sarawak Muse- J urn. will lecture at the University on Friday on "The Ethics Of Head-Hunting The lecture will be onen to j members of the University and It the general public45 words
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Article36 1951-01-09 2 MR. Tan Ah Tan, Second District Judge, assumed I duties yesterday as Civil District Judge in place of Mr. A. j W. Bellamy who had left for the United Kingdom on furlough.36 words
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Article41 1951-01-09 2 FUR Chinese youths were each fined $10 in the Second Police Court yesterday, when they admitted fighting at Geylang Road on Jan. 6. They were Lee Wee King. Ho Ah Chai. Ho Ah Lock, and Ng Tong Tee.41 words
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Article29 1951-01-09 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. ALL English schools reopened today after the Christj mas vacation and the first j term of the year finds every school filled to capacity.29 words
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Article35 1951-01-09 2 TAN Peng Chuan. aged 26 1 was fined $30 in the First District Court yesterday for falling to notify a change of address on his identity card, at Beach Road on last Sunday.35 words
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Article28 1951-01-09 2 PR placing 22 fowls in a basket at South Bridge Road last Sunday 23-year-old Teo Teow was fined $25 In the Second Police Court yesterday.28 words
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Article17 1951-01-09 2 rE Governor has appointed Che Abu Bakar bin Pawanchee as Secretary of the Muslim Advisory Board17 words
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Article56 1951-01-09 2 Reuter—AAP. JAKARTA. Mon. HAJI Agus Salim. Indonesian Foreign Affairs adviser, told Aneta News Agency that Indonesia favoured, in principle, the admission of Communist China in the United Nations. He said the source of all trouble in Korea was the fact that Communist China had not beenReuter—AAP. - 56 words
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Article58 1951-01-09 2 TAN Kirn Meow, a Chinese woman was given the choice of paying a fine of $200 or going to jail for one month by the Third Police Magistrate yesterday for having three gallons of sumsu. The sumsu was in three mo-tor-car tyre tubes and in a58 words
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Article34 1951-01-09 2 A.P. THE HAGUE, Mon. THE U.S. Government has submitted a note to tne Dutch and Indonesian Govern- I ments expressing "concern" over the breaking off of negotiations on the New Guinea issue.—A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article235 1951-01-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. r'O armed Chinese were arrested by police and a number of other arrests were made in the Federation in the past twenty-four noura. The two Chinese were chased by police through a rubber estate in Johore. They threw their guns into a235 words
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Article, Illustration23 1951-01-09 2 Dr. A.C. Kayacan, a mem ber of the United Nations Housing Board, speaking at the Victoria Memorial Hall on the problem of housing.23 words
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Article92 1951-01-09 2 TWO Hokklens, Lim Kai Huat aged 22, and Ong Ah Huat aged 21. claimed trial in the Second Police Court yesterday when charged with criminally misappropriating a purse containing $5 and an identity card belonging to Cneong Yong Choy at Cheng Van Place on Jan. 0.92 words
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Article168 1951-01-09 2 ReuerAAP. JAKARTA, Monday. A MEMBER of the Indonesian Parliament, Mr. n Djokporawiro, told Aneta news agency here today that about 5,000 Dyak tribesmen in Indonesian Borneo, were preparing to migrate illegally to Sarawak in British Borneo. He alleged that the reason for this mass exodusReuer- AAP. - 168 words
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Article42 1951-01-09 2 A.P. MANILA, Mon. PRESIDENT Elpldio Quirlno gave instructions to Claro M. Recto. newly-appointed Ambassador ie Spain at a conference In the Malacanan Palace today. The Malacanan said the date of Rector's departure for Madrid has not been decided. A.P.A.P. - 42 words
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Article29 1951-01-09 2 U.P. TAIPEI, Mon. THE military information service of the National Defence Ministry today claimed that the Nationalist guerilla force on the mainland now numbers 0.000,000 men.—U.P.U.P. - 29 words
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Article27 1951-01-09 2 AP. TAIPEI, Mon. WORD received here today reported the safe arrival at Pusan of Chinese Nationalist Ambassador Sheu Yu-Un, wiio left Seoul last Wednesday. AP.AP. - 27 words
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Article33 1951-01-09 2 Reuter. SAIGON, Mon. TWO Vietmlnh supporters who threw grenades into a popular confectionary store here ten days ago tv va heen arrested by Vietname*" police, it A/as reported here today. Reuter.Reuter. - 33 words
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Article160 1951-01-09 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. MR. R. Gardexier Medwin, chief architect of the Department of Health, Scotland, Professor Tysee, of the Indonesian University, Professor Kayanan, Chief Town Planner of the Philippines who were accompanied by Mr. F. M. Fraser. oi the Singapore Municipality and Mr. T. Concannon,160 words
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81 1951-01-09 2 UP. WASHINGTON. Monday. NAVY sources said today that the sale of United States light cruisers to South American nations would provide a strong hemispheric defence against enemy submarines. Under the present, plans. Argentina. Brazil and Chile each will buy two light cruisers. Other SouthUP. - 81 words
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Obituary60 1951-01-09 2 NOcUllSTOWN. PEN SYLVAN I A, Mon. DR. Philip Jaiaohn, former adviser to the Emperor of Korea, died here agcni ea. Dr Jaiaohn, a native of Korea, declined to run for the ...ncy of Korea tn 194a which he was chief adv.gcr on Korean /iff/iir.-» to LieutenantChA.P. - 60 words
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Article31 1951-01-09 2 lUAN Tai Keng, a Chinese aged 26 was acquitted by the Fourth Police Magistrate, Mr. P. Claque of intimidating with a knife Wang Foon Fong an Orchard Road photographer.31 words
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Article26 1951-01-09 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. THE Mentri Besar, Johore. has approved of the Home Guard Regulations being applied to Jemaluang village on the Johore Bahru—Mersing Road26 words
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Article35 1951-01-09 2 A.P. TOKIO, Mon. THE first British troops from Korea arrived here today for a five-day rest. They are three officers and IS enlisted men of the First Battalion the Middlesex Regiment.—A.P.A.P. - 35 words
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Article85 1951-01-09 2 I'EO Yung Teck. a Chinese aged 43 acmitted in the Third Police Court yesterday to having a still without a licence. Teo was given tne option of paying a fine of $100 or eioing to jail for two weeks. He also had 80 gallons85 words
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84 1951-01-09 2 AP. WASHINGTON. Monday. GORDON DEAN, Chairman of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, said here last night the purpose of the billion dollar atomic programme President Truman put before Congress last month "is to acquire all the uranium available in the WesternAP. - 84 words
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Article75 1951-01-09 2 UP. TAIPEI, Monday. p ENERALISBIMO Chiang Kai-shek today warned his countrymen not to pin all hopes on a third world war but work hard for national revival and recovery of the mainland. Addressing hundreds of Kuomintang members and government officials today, Chiang said the international situationUP. - 75 words
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217 1951-01-09 2 THE Secretary of State for the Colonies Ifr To,*, 1 Griffiths, has informed the Chinese i of Commerce and the Malayan Chinese Assort that he does not think it is necessary to apootm Royal Commission to consider constitutional ri*L a lopments in Malaya.217 words
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80 1951-01-09 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. WONG Chsw Fah and Cha Kam Wan were committed today to the Assizes charged with having on Dec. 7at the 74th mile Johore Bahru—Mers. ing Road a rifle without licence, 56 rounds of .303 ammunition and a hand grenade. Both men80 words
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Article43 1951-01-09 2 U.P. HONGKONG. Mon. A belated dispatch Smm P«Bf kok dated December 30 I the leftist paper, Ta Kung Psa today alleged that formrt Nationalist troops who fled into Siam via Burma were now being organized into an anu-Commu< nist army.—U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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300 1951-01-09 3 PROFESSOR T H Silcock, Vice Chancellor of the 1 University of Malaya, yesterday told 600 students d the University at an emergency general meeting t hat expressing left wing opinions was not an offence under the Emergency Regulations. Cc But. he300 words
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94 1951-01-09 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. foo Kia Chiang, of the Johore Cold Storage who Court Char f, e v? in the ge po!ice Court with selling a one pound tin of icing sugar for a dollar-70 cents above the $250 imUm PriCe wa£ flned He94 words
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94 1951-01-09 3 A.P. JAKARTA. Mori. INDONESIAN Minster Pelau- pcssy today said his deputy Ruslan Abdulgani was definitely not speaking for the Government when he said on Sunday the Government regards Communism in Asia as a system which tries to bring social justice based on nationalism. WhenA.P. - 94 words
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Article159 1951-01-09 3 jp. Lee Kong Chian. a Singapore rubber magnate jesterday backed the proposal for more Chinese Force" *****0 bS recruited into the Singapore Police The proposal was made by Mr. D. W. Macintosh, -ne Police Commissioner of Hongkong who was mm for consultations by Sir Franklin Gimson,159 words
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Article77 1951-01-09 3 A.P. TAIPEI. Monday. 1 cotton mill equipped machinery imported g«t Japan started operation L 1 Taipei area today un--2 tne supervision of Japaa «se technicians. we mill, wnich has 10,000 Wes. was built by the rextile Corporation to Formosa self-sufficient products by June jusA.P. - 77 words
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179 1951-01-09 3 DELHr. Mon. India trad 1 inri h ave ratified the Crment concluded bewl. thp tw <> countries in last. the P r agreement, both to will endeavour two r 1 lrade between the l«aho s and commodities upply in one countr y tin oth ed179 words
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152 1951-01-09 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. /JOH Peck Hian, Interpreter attached to the Police v Station, Kota Tinggi, who was charged in the Sessions Court, Johore Bahru, with agreeing on July 1 to accept $1,000 and with accepting $500 on July 16 from a Chinese woman in152 words
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68 1951-01-09 3 A.P. FLICE found a suitcase In London's big Huston' railroad station last night containing eleven sticks of gelignite, eighty detonators, rolls of fuse wire and electric batteries. Police seized it after Edinburgh police sent them the baggage check. It was believed the ticket came fromA.P. - 68 words
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382 1951-01-09 3 C.I.D. DETAIN 11 MEN Eber Sarma, UndergradsAnd Newsman Among Those Held Arrests Also In Federation S ■f'u Brancn men ye sterday arrested eight men. They are a lawyer, Mr. John Eber, four teachers—Mr. P. V. Sarma, president of the Singapore 1 o^ C v ers nion Mr Devan Nair, general382 words
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Article47 1951-01-09 3 NEW YORK. Monday. THE United States in the last nine months sent more than 1,600 tanks and combat vehicles to West Europe under the mutual defence programme, John Ohly, the State Department's Acting Director of the Programme, said here last night.47 words
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Article200 1951-01-09 3 STEERING WHEEL FAILED DRIVER THE story of how a defective steering wheel caused a car to run into an embankment on the Changi Road on Dec. 25 was yesterday related to the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter at an inquest held into the deaths of Lai Chan, aged 79,200 words
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Article52 1951-01-09 3 THE Commander in Chief, Far East Land Forces, General Sir John Harding left Singapore yesterday. After meeting the new High Commissioner and Commander In Chief in Indo-China, General de Lattre de Tassigny, he will visit Tonkin, on his way to Hongkong. He will be away for about52 words
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74 1951-01-09 3 MALACCA, Mon. LEE Hock Swee, a clerk In the Malacca Social Welfare office was charged before the Circuit Magistrate, Mr. Bon Bernard today with criminal breach of trust in respect of $8629.10 being trust monies. Lee faced a second charge of misappropriating $351.30 being wages74 words
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Article35 1951-01-09 3 MALACCA, Mon. WOO Chang Wee, an 18-year-old boy, was charged in the Circuit Magistrate's Court today with attempted robbery and intimidation. He has been sent to remand up to Jan. 13.35 words
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Article193 1951-01-09 3 MEMBERS of the International Fortnightly Club, most of them wives of Government officials, were considerably worried when they heard Lady Pepler tel.them yesterday, that housing problem is still acute in London. Lady Pepler was giving a talk on "house planning in London" to members of193 words
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Article135 1951-01-09 3 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Mon. THE Nepalese Parliament has agreed to King Tribhuvana's return to the throne, authoritative Nepalese source* said here toaay. These source* said Parliament took this decision yesterday ana wes understood to have accepted the Government of India's memorandum of Dec. 8 toReuter. - 135 words
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Article64 1951-01-09 3 A.P. NEW DELHI. Mon. NEPALESE insurgents have captured Tansen, headquarters of the West Nepal province of Pklpa. 100 miles west of Katmandu. Nepalese Congress sources said today. The report said the coup was organized by General Rudra Shumshere, former Governor of Palpa and Commander-in-Chief of Nepal.A.P. - 64 words
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Article43 1951-01-09 3 THE number of trisha riders decreased from 8952 to 7,536, according to figures issued by the Municipal Registrar of Vehicles for 1950. On the other hand there Is a marked increase in the registration of motor-cars, motor cycles and bicycles.43 words
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Article54 1951-01-09 3 Reuter. PARIS, Monday. GENERAL Dwight D. Eisenhower. Supreme Commander of the North Atlantic Pact Army in Europe, spent several hours in conference with French Cabinet Ministers today. He called in turn on Prime Minister Rene Pleven. Foreign Minister Robert Schuman and Defence Minister Jules Moch and leading serviceReuter. - 54 words
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Article47 1951-01-09 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. A CURFEW has been imposed north of Kluang. All persons must remain indoors between the hours of 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. This order does not apply to the Town Board area of Paloh or within a mile radius of Niyor village.47 words
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Article630 1951-01-09 4 JHE rift in the Allied camp over the Peking regime of Mao Tse-tung threatens to grow. As the United States hardens its attitude and tails for Peking to be branded as aggressor, Britain and her Commonwealth partners are reported to be opposed to it at any cost630 words
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Article811 1951-01-09 4 DR. PERCIVAL SPEAR - By DR. PERCIVAL SPEAR. Selwyn college, Combrudge. THE ceremony of December 23rd at Saigon at which the conventions providing for the transfer of the remaining federal services from the French to Vietnamese hands were signed, is rightly regarded as an occasion ol first importance. It811 words
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Article302 1951-01-09 4 What the Chinese Press are saying today THE Nanyang Siang Pan com- pliments Government on the housing exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall, and throws an extra bouquet for her blueprints of city planning and housing. Said the paper: "In ten years' time, Singapore should show signs302 words
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835 1951-01-09 4 TN a broadcast talk on "Far Eastern Affairs" from the BBC, London, recently, Geoffrey Hudson, well-known radio commentator and Fellow of All Souls' College. Oxford, said that the Chinese Communist Party claimed that Europe and America had no capacity to wage war, even in835 words
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Article854 1951-01-09 4 Gordon Cummings - BY Gordon Cummings AGRICULTURE remains the world's most essential actlvitly. In some regions, food production has fallen while the population has grown. Even in those more fortunate areas where there is full, or near full employment, or where industrial output is now at record levels, there854 words
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554 1951-01-09 4 MANCHURIA ASIA'S CRADLE OF CONFLICT WASHINGTON, D.C. j IN srving as th e springboard I 1 for Chinese Communist aggression against U.N. Korean forces, Manchuria is living up to its age-old reputation as a breeding ground of war invasion, and international intrigue. Traditionally this ancient Land of the Manchus is554 words
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Article93 1951-01-09 4 DESIGNED to help blind and partically-blind people to understand some of the developments in modern industrial chemistry, a novel exhibition was recently staged at the Science Museum in South Kensington, London. The 100 exhibits were so dispersed that each could be touched by the sightless visitors. Each93 words
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608 1951-01-09 5 UP. 4-1 WASHINGTON, Monday. DRESIDENT Truman said today that the "strength of the free nations I is the world s best hope of peace." In a speech to Congress he outlined a 10-point programme for the reservation of peace by buildingUP. - 608 words
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Article61 1951-01-09 5 .cr< r Mon. cut vrorktaf l r,«t ruJdedTTin»mUin ski *JT »t wan m« Mr Led» ..,..1 bf feared nmph. 27. had <•*•.:» taiw» aad Oordon Bang? 26 Naval Test e» China Lake, «kilne hoU- w i, ho «aw JJSr <o rritiav morning Hg«] tO Rft icft61 words
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Article46 1951-01-09 5 Reuter-AAP TAIPEH. Mon. firing squad I rday executed four :,s on charges of rob.se press reared here today. executed were all In and were arrested Formosan peace pren corps after their ala series 1 rohberies in central last September, the said—Reuter —AAPReuter-AAP - 46 words
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Article22 1951-01-09 5 AAP. TAIPEH. KVENTY-EIGHT per cent of eligible voted on i mayoralty and coun- flections in three d four counties.— Reu-:e:-AAP.AAP. - 22 words
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232 1951-01-09 5 A.P. LONDON, Monday. BRITAIN'S national press today unanimously apD plauded Prime Minister Liaquat All Khan's decision to attend the< Commonwealth Primiers Conference in London. "His decision to come after long hesitation proclaims again the strength of the Commonwealth bond, and his presence will greatlyA.P. - 232 words
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Article290 1951-01-09 5 AP. LONDON. Monday. "VERY interesting." murV mured the bobby, and set out on a dead run for Scotland Yard. The object which had aroused the interest of the blue-uniformed London policeman was a plaque, stuck jauntily sideways among the rubble of a bomb-site in Westminster.AP. - 290 words
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Article122 1951-01-09 5 AT the emergency meeting of the University of Malaya Students' Union held yesterday, it was unanimously decided that steps will be taken to ensure that members of its Union, who have been detained by the Police under the Emergency Regulations, will get adequate living conditions while122 words
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Article50 1951-01-09 5 A.P. FRANKFURT. Tues. TURKEY is ready to resume her "traditionally good" trade relations with Germany, the Turkish Minister here said Monday. The Minister Mr. Karajamanoglo, heads a Turkish delegation which arrived here on Sunday to begin preliminary trade discussion with the West German Government. AP.A.P. - 50 words
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Article341 1951-01-09 5 A.P. WASHINGTON, Monday. THE speed with which General Dwight D. Eisenhower's Western European Command gets battleready new divisions will be governed in a great measure by how fast they can be equipped. That this has been given priority among the multitude of problems confrontingA.P. - 341 words
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Article31 1951-01-09 5 PARIS, Mon. rE French Communist Party and the Communistdominated trade unions summoned a meeting for tonight to organise a protest strike against Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's arrival in Paris.31 words
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Article32 1951-01-09 5 U.P. TAIPEI, Mon. NATIONALIST China today replied to the United States memorandum to nonCommunist members of the United Nations asking their support in branding the Peking regime the aggressor.—U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article149 1951-01-09 5 U.P. PARIS. Mon. GENERAL Eisenhower got his first taste today of indecision, fears, uncertainty, reluctance and unpreparedness that threaten European rearmament with the old plague, too little too late. France's prize example Is the Atlantic Pact's greatest weakness—unwillingness to go ailout on rearmament. As EisenhowerU.P. - 149 words
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Article86 1951-01-09 5 TOKIO, Men A high government source told the Jljl press today that the Government, was not considering out-lawlng the Communist Party at this time, it was reported. Even if the outlawing of the party becomes a matter of imperative necessity, tne source said, the Government86 words
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Article31 1951-01-09 5 A.P. THE China Union Press said Hospitals in Peiping, Tientsin and the Manchurian cities of Chanaflhun and Mukden were fulr%f wounded Chinese Communist soldiers from the Korean front. —A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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Miscellaneous122 1951-01-09 5 AIAEY OOP by V T Hamli» -T J" T Sl< r r M£ct MP f FiNE T AM.' f BUT FlffST I'VE §mmjt TEXR-N<> i£f MY f OUMPS ON TH" MEND I <SET...jp*- GC" TFIND 'IM irf., f -I VOO ARE SAVEff JWE ARE J /tL DCTATCR NOT YET, CUSS122 words
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Article156 1951-01-09 6 HONGKONG, Monday. A SURVEY of market conditions here today showed an all round steep climb of prices of imported goods as a result of the United States export ban and the consequent resurgence of speculation and hoarding by local merchants. The upward fluctuations ranged from156 words
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Article114 1951-01-09 6 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. LAST week's upward movement in industrial equities on the London Stock Exchange was continued today. Although buying was more selective it continued to favour shipping shares following good week-end press references to these issues, textiles, irons and steels. Gains were numerous and generally well heldReuter. - 114 words
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Article83 1951-01-09 6 A.P. SYDNEY,£fon. THE External Affairs Minister, Mr. Percy Spender, said today that Australia atiM seeßs a Pacific pact with the United States. Mr. Spender said: "We have had full and detailed discussions with the American Administration on the question of a Pacific pact. The matterA.P. - 83 words
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Article83 1951-01-09 6 A.P. NEW DELHI, Mon. HIGH Tibetan officials who have been in Kaiimpong for months left yesterday for Yatung to confer with the Dalai Lama, ruler of their Commu-nist-invaded land, reports from Gangtok said on Sunday. The Dalai Lama reached Y/atung, primitive mountain village, one day'sA.P. - 83 words
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347 1951-01-09 6 AP. NEW YORK, Monday. THE United Nations moved officially into its U5i65,000,000 Manhattan- Headquarters today, but the organisation's crowd drawing activities still will take place at Lake Success. Meeting rooms for the Security Council, the Economic and SocialAP. - 347 words
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Article81 1951-01-09 6 CAIRO, Mon. I 1 ROYAL decree, effective as ;r\ from yesterday increased i from £4 to £8 per 100 kilos I the export tax on Egyptian j cotton. A note, explaining the measure, said it was taken to compensate for the recent abolition of the excess profit81 words
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Article66 1951-01-09 6 In Port: Sin Soon Lee (45), Muswell Hill (44) L»P»* (Cheers), City of Liverpool (42 43). Cuaeam (40/41), Slamat (SB/S9), Maron (36), Steel Recorder (33/34) Autolycus (31/82), Benreoch (17/18), S.H.B. Craft (19/20), Benveg (21/22), Jaladurjja (23/24), Danholm (25/26) Falstria (27/28), Kilwa (29/30), Tantalus (15/16) Querimba (13/14), Warora66 words
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Article32 1951-01-09 6 U.P. HONG KONG, Mon. THE following were todays quotaUons on the Hong 4 \ong Money Exchange: HK$6.O5/6.06 per U.S. dollar. HK315.40 per pound sterling. HK$33B per tael of gold. U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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188 1951-01-09 6 LONDON, Monday. TRADITIONAL paints based 1 on linseed oil and the newer synthetic resin paints ht-ve various technical shortcomings: they take a considerable time to dry (which increases labour costs if several coats are to be applied): they give rise to unsightly brush marks188 words
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Article129 1951-01-09 6 SINGAPORE, Monday. rE share market opened the week very quietly with only limited business passing. There were small buyers of rubber shares following the rise in the commodity. L X\n days price changes WCrC: SINGAPORE. Mon. 1.85 LM 6 2-85 295 Henry Waugh 2.00 2.10 Hkong A Jfhal129 words
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Article131 1951-01-09 6 rE rubber commodity market was very firm yesterday in the morning rising to 208 cents a pound done for January, but eased a little in the afternoon to close at 204 cents sellers. There was good buying inter- est from consuming countries all over the world,131 words
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Article75 1951-01-09 6 U.P. LONDON, Tues. THE tin market absorbed 135 tons of cash tin this morning without moving the short prices at £1,172-1/2. But 65 tons of tin wanted for three months lifted that price from £1.142-1/2 to £1,160 per ton. The noon closing prices were spot £1,170 buyers £1,175U.P. - 75 words
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Article49 1951-01-09 6 Reuter—AAP SYDNEY, Mon. rE price of wool Jumped 10 to 15 percent at the opening of the Sydney wool sales today. It was the latest movement upward in the trend of wool prices which began with the opening of the Australian wool sale season last August.—Reuter—AAPReuter—AAP - 49 words
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Advertisement732 1951-01-09 6 Wot 0.K./CONTINENT: S pore P. Sham Penang Benreoch fcr Avonmouth, Lpool, H'burg Gdna. 17/18 12-13 Jan. U-16 Jan. Senvenue for London, Antwerp Rotterdam. H'burg, v Hull Import 16-17 Jan. 18-20 Jan. ♦lenarty for Havre, London, Antwerp, Hamburg, M'brougn ......In Port 14-15 Jan. Kenlawers for Lpool Glasgow, DubUn. Rotterdam. 9A VaVl732 words
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Advertisement481 1951-01-09 6 ss 1 WmWKRB snuATiois ntk*\ WANTED Clerk-Typist, knowledge of book-keeping essenu*\. Mafe Female. Apply Box Al«7. Tribune. Singapore. VfrgPj WANTED. Young lady teacher helper for children* home. Apply in writing The Salvation Array P.O. Box 645. S pore. (U J n) t WANTED foreman of works. Must be experienced in481 words
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Advertisement1129 1951-01-09 6 SHIPPING BOUSTEAD fclioTlTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agenta For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWERP KOTT»» DAM, HAMBURG. GLENEARN Due —_J»« •GLENGARRY due ZZTjanl. Calls Genoa. D b ROM U.tL FOR STRAIT 8, HONGKONG, AND lAPas Due Sails RADNORSHIRE Singapore In Port Jan v CARRIERS1,129 words
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170 1951-01-09 7 K ordnance Depot CiviR A an association scored a 0 chine six-nil win Young Men Christian As-Jat-on on their home ground j CSne was not so one- Z *l the score may suggest. •JSta forwards made better «ftheir scoring chances 5 displayed better combina*Lhanges170 words
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Article93 1951-01-09 7 AAP. MCC: Ist. Inning* 290 Australia: Ist. Innings. Morris b Bedser 0 Archer c Evans b Bedser 48 Hassett c Bedser b Brown 70 Harvey b Bedser 39 Miller not out 95 Loxton c Bedser b Brawn 17 Tallon lbw b Bedser 18 Johnson not out 64 Extra 10AAP. - 93 words
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Article21 1951-01-09 7 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. RESULT of FA. Cup 3rd Round replay game: Port Vale 0. Stoke City I—Reuter.Reuter. - 21 words
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676 1951-01-09 7 MILLER, JOHNSON FLOG TIRED DEPLETED ENGLAND ATTACK SYDNEY, Monday. 4EITH Miller and lan Johnson flogged a tired. depleted England attack to add 110 in an unfinished seventh Australian wicket stand in the third Test today after the earlier batsmen had been kept on676 words
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Article, Illustration58 1951-01-09 7 PRIZE GIVING: Picture shows th- prise f Motion at the third anniversary tea-party of the Singapore talay Badminton Association at the Airport Hotel on Sunday On the left is Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Mohd. Said, first president of the S.M.B.A giving away Challenge Shield captain of Bournemouth Rangers58 words
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394 1951-01-09 7 K.O. Hockey TWICE in arrears, Police turned apparent defeat into 1 victory with two quick goals in the closing stages of their second round knockout hockey match against University "A" played on their home ground yesterM. day. Play was extremely394 words
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106 1951-01-09 7 Reuter. LONDON, Monday. ROY Tattersall. offspinner, and Brian Statham, fastmedium, both of Lancashire, have been invited by the Marylebone Cricket Club to Join the *MCC party in Australia. This follows a request by Freddie Brown, captain of the .ourists. Earlier today Brown made aReuter. - 106 words
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Article78 1951-01-09 7 LONDON, Mon. ENGLAND'S Rugby Union team to meet Wales at Swansea on Jan. 80 was selected today as follows: EN. Hewitt (Coventry), C.G. Woodruff (Hariequina), L.F. Oakley (Bedford), B. Boobbyer (Oxford University), V.R. Tindall (Liverpool University), I» Preeoe (Coventry). QRiminer (Waterloo) R V. Stirling (RAF Leicester), T.78 words
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167 1951-01-09 7 U.P. lOWA, Monday. LATE John Trent, 1949 captain of the Army Team, who "carried the spirit of football into the battlefield,'' was named the 1950 "Man of the Year" yesterday by the Football Writers Association of America. Trent was killedU.P. - 167 words
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246 1951-01-09 7 HOPES of sending a Colony hockey team to compete in the Asian Games at New Delhi seem faint but the Singapore Hockey Association has not given up entirely. < s Officials of the Association were told by the president. Mr. G. E.246 words
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Article265 1951-01-09 7 LONDON, Monday. THE draw was made today for the fourth round of the 1 Football Association Cup competition. The matches will be played Saturday, January 27. Arsenal present holders of I the Cup. still have not settled their round engagement against Carlisle United. Their match265 words
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Article191 1951-01-09 7 THE final games of the 1950 Singapore Badminton Championships will be played off as follows: SATURDAY, JAN. 13 at 7-30 p.m. Inter-club Final: Bournemouth B.P. v Eclipse B.P. Tournament Official: Poh Kirn Keat. Umpire Louis Loh. Referee: Ho Choy Kian. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 17 at 7-30 p.m. Men's191 words
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Article85 1951-01-09 7 mm bnw mm m BRISBANE, Mon. SOUTH AUSTRALIA, all out for 234, followed on 159 runs behind Queensland's total of 393 and scored 203 for two wickets in the Sheffield Shield match here today. With one day left for play, South Australia lead by85 words
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65 1951-01-09 7 fjOMMISSIONKR-General Malcolm MacDonald has donated a Challenge Trophy for the City of Singapore versus University of Malaya chess match on January 23. The match will be played over 30 boards at Harrower Hall. It is being organised by the University of Malaya Chess Club.65 words
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Article65 1951-01-09 7 SINGAPORE Cricket Club "A" defeated R.E.M.E. by eight points, (foal and try) to three (penalty) in a robust rugby ganie cn th« Fadang yesterday. REME opened «coring through Bennett (penalty goal) but* Harding gave the Club the lead with a try which Gould comerted. Harding65 words
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Article47 1951-01-09 7 J]NTRIES for the S.C.C, seven-a-side rugby competition will close on Jan. 20. They should be *ent to the Hon. Secretary. Rugby Section. S C.C f The' "sevens" tournament -will start on Monday. Jan. 29. This tournament is open to all civilian and Services sides.47 words
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Article61 1951-01-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. CELANGOK Club were held to a one-all draw by Comb ned Services In a fast but acrappy hockey game on the Padang yesterday. Wright opened the scoring for the Club five minutes from the start. Services equalised !n the second half through61 words
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Article37 1951-01-09 7 SEREMBAN, Mon. ANYANG Siang Pau basketball team compris ng Hongkong and Singapore stars whipped Negri Sembilan by 78 point» to 38 in a fast game on the Chung Hwa School court last night.37 words
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Article55 1951-01-09 7 A.P. NEW YORK. Mon. WORLD welterweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson withdrew from a scheduled title bout against Bobby Dykes at Miami, Florida, on January 15 on the grounds that it would leave too short a time to get his weight back for h's Middleweight title fight wth JakeA.P. - 55 words
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Article56 1951-01-09 7 A.P. LONDON. Mon. ]V|ASTER of Sport Leonid Meshkov haa eet up a new world *wimmingr record for the 100 metres butterfly stroke of one m nute 6.6 seconds—one-fifth of a second better than his previous record made last year, according to a Tass dispatch from Moscow distributedA.P. - 56 words
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Article64 1951-01-09 7 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE, Mon. flERMANY and Japan, who were re-admitted to the International Lawn Tennis Federation last year, have challenged Australia in the 1951 Davis Cup compet'tion. India is also among the 13 nations who have so far challenged. The others are: South Africa Britain, Yugoslavia. Austria, theReuter-AAP. - 64 words
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Article77 1951-01-09 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Mon. THIS week's boxing will be featured by the Ezzard Charles-Lee Oma heavyweight title fight at Madison Square Garden on Friday "'charles. defending his crown for the sixth t me. was favoured at f.ve to one yesterday to beat the 34-year-o'd challenger fromU.P. - 77 words
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Article79 1951-01-09 7 CHARLES —OMA TITLE FIGHT A.P. PITTSBURGH, Moil. WORLD heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles, who defends his crown against Lee Oma in New York next Friday, has been offered a USJ125.000 (£44.650) guarantee for a title flcht with lightheavyweight champion Joey Maxim here next summer. J Jake Mintz, co-manager of Charles, saidA.P. - 79 words
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Article80 1951-01-09 7 A.P. BtTENTOS AIRES, Mon. EUROPEAN football associations are queuing up to get the Argentine team, which plays England in a Festival of Britain game, on May 9. to visit the continent. Ireland have asked for a game, the French Federation has suggested a match six days later,A.P. - 80 words
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Article57 1951-01-09 7 A.P. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. Monday. THE University of California's rowing crew was beaten on Sunday for the third time by the strong Australian Eight. The Aussies spurted ahead at the finish in a neck-and-neck race for the New Zealand championship. The Australian* twice beat the AmericansA.P. - 57 words
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77 1951-01-09 7 A.P. BOMBAY, Monday. SVEN Davidson, who won India's national singles tennis championship at Calcutta recently, yesterday took the All-India hard courts singles championship after a ding-dong struggle with Fred Kovalcski. The Bwede was extended to the full five sets by the rising American. The scoreA.P. - 77 words
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Obituary121 1951-01-09 7 Mr PANG CHENG YEAN a director of the United Chinese Bank Ltd., and of Batu Pahat Bank Ltd.. passed away peacefully at his residence No. 1 Balmoral Road. Singapore, on the Bth January 1951 at the age of 62, leaving behind his mother madame Koh Toh Neo a wife121 words
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Obituary38 1951-01-09 7 Mr. Chan Kui Chuan and brothers sincerely thank all relatives, and friends' for their kind expressions of sympathy, telegrams and letters of condolence night visits, wreaths, scrolls "etc., and attendance at the funeral of their beloved mother38 words
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Advertisement321 1951-01-09 7 PERSONAL Mr. Mrs. Albert Da Silva are much grieved at the death of Beryl. They send their deep sympathy to her mother, Mrs. K. Webb. SITS: VACT Required by expanding Insurance Department of large Merchant House a young, intelligent clerk, preferably with insurance experience. Provident Fund Local Leave, Sports Club,321 words
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Article160 1951-01-09 8 AP. MANILA. Monday. DOLICE worried that fist fights and kidnappings on the Manila waterfront might develop into gunfights, today confiscated firearms from three dock unions. Submachine-guns, a rifle, two carbines and 26 pistols— previously issued by the Constabulary—were seized at the headquarters of the Union de ObreosAP. - 160 words
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186 1951-01-09 8 U.P. SAIGON, Tuesday. TRENCH Commander-in-chief Jean de Lattre de 1 Tassigny announced last night that French forces had crushed an offensive launched by at least 20 Vietminh battalions. Tassigny who was rushed to Indo-China to stem the growing Communist threat, said the rebel attack, begunU.P. - 186 words
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Article26 1951-01-09 8 A.P. LONDON. Tuesday. AUSTRALIA Prime Minister Robert Menzies was ill with influenza and unable to attend the conference of Commonwealth Premiers yesterday. —AP.A.P. - 26 words
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Article225 1951-01-09 8 Reuter DJARKATA, Mon. A DUTCH spcf :esman said here today that Ambonese members of the former Royal Netherlands Indonesian Army were "restless" and that there had been "minor incidents" and cases of disobedience to orders. The spokesman denied that the Ambonese had rebelled and started shooting atReuter - 225 words
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427 1951-01-09 8 ARCHIE QUICKY - (By ARCHIE QUICKY LONDON, Today. THE lowest ebb in all sport is Britain has been reach by lawn tennis. It is not as much the overpowering quality and quantity of American women and Australian men as our own complete lack of a427 words
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Article74 1951-01-09 8 A.P. LONDON. Mon. US. Republican leader Harold Stassen wound up today a five-week "study trip of Asia and Africa, on which he will report to Republican leaders in the United States. The President of the University of Pennsylvania, a 1948 Presidential aspirant, left the United StatesA.P. - 74 words
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236 1951-01-09 8 U.P. MANILA, Tuesday. FOREIGN Secretary Carlos P. Romulo warned the 1 Filipino people that the international situation is "extremely explosive and "war clouds are hovering over us". Addressing the Club Escolta Walking Corporation last night at a dinner in his honour, prior to hisU.P. - 236 words
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Article93 1951-01-09 8 Reuter, A.P. MANILA. Monday. GOVERNMENT forces launched a punitive expedition against Communist Hukbalahaps. who killed seven Philippine Army soldiers in an ambush yesterday 50 miles south-east of Manila. An army spokesman said two of the Huk band were slain by Constabulary troops. The bodies ofReuter, A.P. - 93 words
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Article53 1951-01-09 8 Reuter. LONDON, Monday. Sir John Balfour, formerly British Ambassador to Argentina, was tonight officially appointed Ambassador to Madrid. Britain withdrew her Ambassador from Madrid in 1946 to comply with a resolution by the United Nations Assembly condemning the France regime. The Assembly revoked this resolution lastReuter. - 53 words
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134 1951-01-09 8 A.P. GENEVA, Tuesday. PAUL Ruegger, President of the International Red Crfss Committee, has asked the North Korean Government for permission to fly to Pyongyang. His object, cabled to North Korean Foreign Minister Par Hcun Young, is "to examine the problems of prisonersA.P. - 134 words
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Article16 1951-01-09 8 Group A —6 bottles Gjvup AB—2 bottles. Group B—o. Group O—l2 bottles, Donors —12.16 words
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193 1951-01-09 8 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE State Department disclosed last night that it has again called upon the Netherlands and Indonesia to negotiate a peaceful settlement of the future status of Western New Guinea. Press Officer Michael McDermott confirmed that the Department, over the weekend,193 words
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Article61 1951-01-09 8 AP. HSIEH KWAN-YI. a mainlander who completed his education at the University of Michigan, was elected mayor of the north coast port of Keelung, 17,000 votes ahead of the runner-up. Two other mayoral posts, however, went to Formosans, each at his own birthplace. Yeh Tlng-kwei wasAP. - 61 words
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Article154 1951-01-09 8 U.P. HOLLYWOOD, Mon. PRETTY Shirley Collier, 16--year-old "Shirley Temple of South Africa," was abducted by her rejected suitor, police said today, but escaped by leaping from the youth's speeding car. An officer said Martin del Campo, 23. forced Miss Collier, an actress who came here fromU.P. - 154 words
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360 1951-01-09 8 Reuter. JT is understood that a 1 the Middle East and the Eastern Meojtemn f emerging out of the informal defence talks S some of the Commonwealth statesmen had vL h and this morning with Mr. Attlee and British rw of Staff. imReuter. - 360 words
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Article67 1951-01-09 8 A.P. DRITAIN wS?K units among the forced wil place under GeS] Dwight D. EisenhowersS Atlantic Forces Comma A Defence Ministry spow man said the number S types of units had not fi decided and that consul-? Uon with Gen. BbSS when he comes to LondonA.P. - 67 words
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Article53 1951-01-09 8 AP. VATICAN CITY. Monc.v OIR John Victor Thomas »J Perownc. British v to the Vatican, died ndfesjh his home here today. The elus* of his death was not bas* diately known. Sir John Victor pr leaf credentials to the Pontiff June 30. 1947. He wasAP. - 53 words
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Article113 1951-01-09 8 SINGAPORE m n SI v^ orlS M» 9 Christmas Orator o rial Hall. 8.45 p.m. t<vr8 -ur< Y.W.C.A.: Chmo.-' p.m.. Ballroom Dam HOUSING rto 8 p.m. Mr. R-W™ r chief planner of tfte d rf n'ng Commit tee of H n j pates of the U.N-113 words
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Article61 1951-01-09 8 CATHAY: Gun" at 11 I- 45 -j" 9.30 p.m. Arf Pn"'" ALHAMBBA- jjj n 3.30. 4.4.30 and v V ,r* f PAVII.IONt T fi JO Divided' at 3 -i >t jv P CAPITOL: n l d ,n J>i ''BOXY: 3.00. CIS A firib*" 7 d pV-' BOY A I.61 words
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