Malaya Tribune, 11 January 1951

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    61 1 MALAYA Tribune JpEOPIE 1 m FOR THE j PEOPLE THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN J jtMALAYAj lel: "TrJbune' 8 pore. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipohand Penang. Phone: SKll'3 nine lines. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1951 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE, t, Maurice Glover,
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    ALLIES RETAKE WONJU
    213 1 CHINESE TANKS, PLANES POISED FOR BIG PUSH TOKIO, Wednesday. sma a tank-led American and French force fo ight through a crust of S Red Koreans today into the key road and rail centre of Wonju. The found the town empty. Allied Intelligence said, however, the Reds have
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    ODDS AGAINST WORLD WAR
    70 1 A.P. THE organised bookmakers of Britain have decided on 1.000 to 1 as the fair odds against a world war in 1951. This was the concensus at the annual dinner of tne Bookmakers Protective Association last night. Bookmakmg is legal here. "When a bookmaker oilers odds
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    Justice More precious Than Peace —Truman
    127 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. itf ESI DENT Truman said tof '"y- -freedom and justice are acre precious to the American peace. the statement in re. woodrow Wilson 25«is r Service Award for action ess on in Korea, is the first Pr*»given the award, pted it
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    HUNGARY PROTESTS
    18 1 KFURT. Wed.—It was la; that Hungary pr :st note to ing up" the Li border guards.
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    BRITISH GOLD RESERVES JUMP
    147 1 LONDON, Wednesday. pi) and donar reserves oI|WJ ing area jumped by today ear, the Treasury amounted to *3,3W,W,w~ v f 11.1550 compared with $2,756,000,000 ..t tne ena feptembsr. GaltskeU, Chan- r jrof 1 Exchequer, told u.:>rence that re|!rt« were still too low. nation faced toraidabb problems
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    14 MORE CRISIS ARRESTS
    70 1 THE Singapore Police during the last 24 hours ending P. 30 a.m. today arrested 12 Malays and Indonesians under the Emergency Regulations. These men ar e alleged to have been involved in the riots last month. Two others were arrested for alleged Communist activities in the
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    BUS FIRED TODAY
    56 1 SINGAPORE Traction Company bus was set on fire this morning at the junction of Delta and Havelock Roads. f Six Chinese youths—two of whom we#: armed with revolvers—made off after setting fire to the bus. 1 The bus was running on the j No 9 service and
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    Stop Press REDS STAB BELOW WONJU
    117 1 U.P. With The Second Division. NORTHERN Korean Communists star ted Jabblo* ihe Netherlands Infantry P*tta lion below Wonju before dawn todav and United Nation, force* beared thoiBMjva* toral» •ntlcluated all-out Red drU f °Near U *ero YMblHly h!!ve de^rWed^he a Second r^ivlsion —a combination
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    SEPARATE PEACE?
    76 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. i UTHORITATIVB *o urcrs A said today that the United States has abandoned Hope of a «neral peare conference on lain and will try to negotiate separate alliances for the warhetween the Allies and J *The sources said that John Foster Dulles, who 1» in charge
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    HUNGNAM —THE FINALE
    9 1 BLSftrAi? I. evacuation.A.P. Pnoto. A.P. Photo.
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    U.S. Pessimistic About Korea Settlement
    262 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. m« r wiviTirn ctatfs Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Acheson, said today tions for peace in Korea. Mr. Acheson said at hi* weekly press conference that some United Nations members thought that body should try again to be sure that the Chinese Communist
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    Strange Sea Monster
    158 1 A.P. SYDNEY, Wed. ft A MESSAGE from Nap er, New Zealand, said today that a strange creature about 30 feet long with a head about three feet across and a tapering body has been washed up at Waimarama, near Hastings. The identity of the creature, I which
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    GERMANS PAUSE FOR AN ANSWER
    214 1 U.P. BONN, Germany, Wednesday AUTHORITATIVE sources said today that allied A miUtarv experts have asked the Germans wheth ™thS^lan P to use draft or a tall for volunteers to make ub any German contributions for General Dw?-ht D Eisenhower's Atlantic defence force. ITie sources bam
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    CASH LOST
    49 1 A woman passenger of Ma- layan Airways who had Just arrived In Singapore lost $90 ,in cash last night. She left her purse containing the money on' a table in the Company's outer office at Kallang Airport while she te- lephoned her husband in ani other room.
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    CHILEAN MINISTER EXPELLED
    105 1 Reuter. SANTIAGO, Chile. Wed. rIE Chilean Minister in j Turkey. Senor Manuel Garreton. has been expelled from the diplomatic corps for be- I ing implicated in dealings in contraband gold, the Public Relations Ministry announced here today. Senor Garreton is an alternate member of the United Nations
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    NEW PEACE BID BY C'WEALTH
    313 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Wedn2Sday. DRITISH sources said today that the CammonX wealth countries hoped to have an inte mediate plan" for ending the Korean war reaav for to the United Nations £tforrw. Thpv said the plan, if presented, p.ooabl.. would h eo y nrtm put
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    VIETMINH ATTACKS REPULSED
    131 1 Reuter. SAIGON, Wed. ORENCH units limited their T activity to local clearing operations and patrols inside their'deNme? system on i.he North Indo-Chinese front to- j day, protecting commnnlet- i tions and mopping up lnsur- gent straggler*. Several light clashes occurred. Vlctmlnh troops attacking two villages were beaien
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    GIRL MISSING
    41 1 A seven-year-old Chinese i girl has been missing from I her home in Jurong since 1 Tuesday. The girl was found missing after heavy rains on that day and It is believed that she might have be?n swept away.
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    Woman A-Scientist Fired
    96 1 Reuter. PARIS, Wed. rE French Council of Ministers today decided to drop Madame Irene Joliot-Curie from the French Atomic Commission. Madame Jolict-Curie is the wfe of Professor Frederic Joliot-Curie who was dismissed last April from the post "f High Commissioner of Atomic Energy because of his pro-Rus-sian
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    BALANCED BUDGET
    62 1 UP. WASHINGTON, Wed.—Secretary of the Treasury John Snyder said today that President Truman will recommend to Congress this week that the federal budget be balanced for fiscal 1952. This would require stiff tax increases. Snyder told a news conference that the balanced budget recommendation will be made at
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    Australian Ports Idle
    72 1 Reuter -AAP. MELBOURNE, Wed. All Australian ports were idle today and over 200 ship 3 were tied up when I? 5,000 dockcra held stop-work meetings. In Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane and Adelaide, they resolved to lccommend that the Council cf the Watcsside Workers Federation impose an immediate ban
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    SEEKING MOSCOW CURE
    32 1 A.P OSLO, Wed. The Deputy Chief of the Norwegian Communist Party, Johan Strand Johanscn, went to Moscow last Sunday to undergo "medical treatment," the Communist Pa»-ty Headquarters announced tonight.—A.P
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    WOMAN ROBBED
    29 1 Two Chinese. one armed with a dagger, last night robbed a woman occupant of a house in Cavan Road of a gold chain and pendant worth $250.
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    CHIANG ALWAYS READY TO SERVE UN
    308 2 U.P. TAIPEI. WeCnesaay. CHIANG KAI-SHEK'S offer I/ to send combat troops 1 against the Communists still stands ready for ifniediate I acceptance any time the United Nations issues the call. His fighting units are willing to be sent against the Communists where they might
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    TOP MEN MEET IN HONGKONG
    251 2 U.P. HONGKONG, Wednesday. TOP British civil and military chiefs in the Far 1 East were scheduled to arrive here today to confer with local officials about the deteriorating situation in the Far East" which yesterday causec thA American Consulate-General to advise Americans to evacuate their
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    Caution Is Better Than Speed
    120 2 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. Wed. DR. CHARLES Malik, chief Lebanese delegate, said today it was "better to err on the side o* overcaution than on the side of haste" in branding the Chinese Peoples' Republic an aggressor. Dr. Malik, in a radio inter- view* agreed the
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    RED CROSS CHIEF TO VISIT KOREA
    78 2 Reuter. GENEVA, Wednesday. r!E President of the International Committee of the I Red Cross. M. Paul Ruegger. announced here yesterday that he had proposed to the North Korean Government that he pay them a personal visit. His telegram to the North Korean Foreign Minister
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    DOCTORS AND NURSES TOLD: JOIN UP NOW
    85 2 U.P. HONGKONG, Wed. riX Hongkong Government appealed to all trained doctors and nurses not in government services to Join the auxi- liary service now. The appeal was addressed also to medical personnel, who were trained m non-British > institutions and who normally are
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    REDS POISED TO STRIKE WARNS MacA
    64 2 Reuter. TOKIO, Wed. GENERAL Xtacarthur warned today that over a quarter, million of Chinese Communists "capable of mounting a power- ful offensive" were poised on a 70-mlle long line in western Korea. He said the armies located behind a line drawn from Wonju southwest
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    LORD CITRINE TO ATTEND DAMS MEET
    65 2 A.P. NEW DELHI, Wed. LORD CITRINE. Chairman of the British Electricity Authority and M. Andre Goyne. President of Frances Commission on Large Dams, will be among 300 foreign delegates attending the World Hydraulic Conference opening here on Thursday. Twenty-one countries and 72 research and
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    NO BURMA BACKING
    50 2 AP RANGOON. Wed. 'THE Burmese Government is 1 "most unlikely to back an American denunciation of R* d China as the aggressor in Korea, a high government source declared on Wednesday. He said Burma's firm insistence upon neutrality In any circumstances would prevent any such action. —AP
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    TRADE MISSION
    50 2 U.P. HONGKONG. Wed. I A2l-MAN Hongkong Chinese trade mission to the Philippines left this morning by PAL plane for Manila for a two-week visit to explore the possibilities of expanding trade between the two countries. The mission was headed by Robert Der, prominent Chinese industrialist In Hongkong. U.P.
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    shows a recent portrait of General Francols 53, who has been appointed by the French Govern- Republican Commissloner in morith Vietuan.
    20 2 shows a recent portrait of General Francols 53, who has been appointed by the French GovernRepublican Commissloner in morith Vietuan.
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    YANK MOVE PREMATURE
    152 2 U.P. HONGKONG. Wednesday. THE American Consul-General's 1 s in Honsfcong to evacuate their families and penonal effects met with the of many local quarters who generally regarded the move as too hasty and premature. The English language China Mail said in an editorial ."Hong kong generally will
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    Japanese In Korea, Says Peking
    65 2 A.P. TOKYO. Wed. THE Peking Communist radio today said a Japanese soldier has b?en captured by the Red forces in the Korean front. The broadcast said the Japanese had served with the American 24th Division and that he said he saw "many Japanese soldiers in
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    SHIP BLAST: SEAMAN TELLS HIS STORY
    275 2 Reuter. LONDON. Wednesday, l PAKISTANI seaman, Noor Hossain. sole survivor A „f tie 74-crew of the Indian Enterprise which blew $in me e ßed Sea last June, told a public .«mtln There today of his last minutes en board enq Th y e ves%Hf
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    GERMAN DEFENCE
    27 2 WEST GERMANY j 8 P itf ni ag tne civU defence^ 48.000,000 people tne Ministry announced "Security n i* discussed. an.l been sent to the
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    16 Sailors Saved By Air
    123 2 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Wed. SIXTEEN Thai sailors from the Thai conrelte Prasac which ran aground during a storm off the Korean east coast were rescued by a helicopter from the United States carrier Philippine Sea, General MacArthur announced today The crew of the Prasae had made
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    Quick Reply
    37 2 AP. RICHMOND. Virginia. Wed. Frank Porter, radio station s news commentator, asked his listeners *'should we abandon Korea?"* Within five minutes, the station received 98 telepnone calls, all in favour of pulling I out. —AP.
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    WAGE CUTS
    40 2 AP. BUDAPEST. Wed. rNGARIAN factory workers will have their wastes cut If any of the goods they make are classified "rejects." accordine to a Government order which states the worker is I responsible for the goods he manufactures.—AP.
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    Hunt On For A Sword
    116 2 AP H LONDON ft*. arned police were suii hinting the Scone Stone it Britannia s sword last as Britons wondered j£i priceless heirlooms williSS next. Scotland Yard men detsiu* to the Britannia swordH were "making enquiries- a day but by nightfall Brit,.*' nia's scabbard was
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    PERAK COFFEE SHOPS GET SUGAR
    72 2 IPOH. w*. COFFEE shops in Dmdmp, Kuala Kangsar. Padang Padang. Cameron Highland, Upper Perak and Kinta ha* been allocated about 200 pickuls of sugar as a result of as application by the Penk Coffee Shop Keepers Assocu. tion. Non-members n f the A»o--ciation are not
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    A DOCTOR GOES BACK TO BRAVE WRATH OF MAO
    295 3 ON his way from England to resume his medical missionary duties at the Baptist Missionary Society Hosoital in Shensi Province in North China. Dr. S. L. H. Smith, is a passenger on board the liner Corfu, which leaves today at noon
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    austin On Point Four And Korea
    65 3 A.P. kiMTIC CITY, NEW A^ A> teRSEY. Wed v s. delegate at the Nations. Warren R. 1 outlined r .point programme to t n y direct war the Communist-held fffm.inl.nd. sai d the high strategy orirm policy is to stand rf t A M
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    ARMY NURSE GETS BRONZE STAR MEDAL
    74 3 U.P. TOKIO. Tuesday. /HPTAIN Margaret Blake, of I Army nurse corps of 17 L£esant Oval Town New has been awarded the Star Medal for out- :ces in Korea. Si Blake went to r S on July 1 with the first P nt of the
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    COUNCIL MOVE ON RISING PRICES
    181 3 CALL for the appointment of a committee to A -view the cost of living allowances for Government emolovees will be made by Mr. Thio Chan at the' Tuesday meeting of the Legislative Council. Mr Thio has suggested that the committee j review the C.O.L. allowances
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    MacD. FOR HONGKONG
    58 3 THE Commissioner General. M.ileolm Mac Donald pore by air yesterday fct Hongkong. This is "E" of his routine visits to the •vherc he will stay witn rnor and confer with his advisers on current Mr M tcDonald is accom- Air. William Addis, !r Deputy Commissionerfor Colonial Affairs,
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    MADE SAMSU
    52 3 |E0 Khan Hiam. aged 34 MJmitted in the Third Poirl yesterday to disintoxicatinf liquor i licence at a house 1 ■m Chuan Road on Jan. was also charged with 3 24 gallons of fermenHe was allowed bail of til l in. 17 when the case Wl bp up
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    BAD DRIVING
    33 3 h JOHORE BAHRU. X NEWMAN who drove a military vehicle in a neganner and collided the Police Depot gate ft*r. knocking it down was Z 4 in the Police Court today.
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    DUE IN PORT
    20 3 Mvi Nam due in Singaporp c;<r iy to-day from and Swatow, is nn Png 96 deck passengers.
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    1950-Fine Year For Airways
    108 3 AL AYAN Airways showed .a tremendous all round Dai?** last year as comth 1949. Its services ♦he Federation. Labuan, British to, "1 Borneo, Rangoon, SaiBangkok, carried a total 0 f 84,961 passengers, covering more than 1.356 519 m Rn I compared with rs wnohad to increase
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    Boy Ran Into
    94 3 A VERDICT of death by misadventure was recorded by the Assistant Coroner at the enquiry into the death of a twelve-year-old Chinese boy, Chua Boon Kang held yesterday. The only eye-witness was John Kirkham. a student from Australia, in Singapore for his holidays. He was travelling along
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    QUEEN MARY'S CARPET GETS THE DOLLARS
    54 3 AP. TORONTO. Wed. THE Queen Mary carpet, on its "dollar earning tour or Canada has passed the jalfwav mark to its "B*looooo target by bringing in TSso<, °°The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire is enough to buy it for It is
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    GROCERS COMPLAIN
    35 3 AP. BUENOS. AIRES. Wed. ARGENTINE grocers are A complaining of unfair competition because the Soc?a?Aid Foundation, headed by Eva Peron. wife of the Arcrpntine President, nas boSgMM grocery Bhop the Buenos Aires dlstrlct.-AP.
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    PRAVDA VERSION
    30 3 AP. MOSCOW. Wed. nRAVDA today headlined its P report on the Commonwealth Premiers Conference *En*land striving to pass on the burden of war «penses to the Dominions, —at.
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    EVEN BREAK
    22 3 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. ,»r ">« ,r 0 th r American L!"° 'nrht*iC in Kof** tvtn hoy* f (h<? cMnese them- —A.P.
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    ETNA BLOWS UP STONE SHOWER
    86 3 AP. CATANIA. Sicily. Wed. THE explosive activity of Mouth Etna last night resumed the intensity of the first day of the eruption six weeks ago. Reports from Zafferana Etna said that the new activity was noted from a cone, 2.300 metres above sea level. Large
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    IMPERSONATED 'TEC-CHARGED
    57 3 LIEW Ah Foo. aged 24 claimed trial in the Third Police Court yesterday against a charge of posing as a dc- fective and attempting to get I free food from the Singapore I Glass[ Manufactures- canteen lat Henderson Road on Jan. 9 Bail of $1,000 was offered i
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    UNIFORM REDS
    41 3 U.P. HONGKONG, Wed. CHINESE Communists have I n 1 a c c d orders for lu f 000 cotton military urn forms with Hongkong Chinese garment factories which wil he sent to Korea as comfort, for Chinese "volunteers.' U.P.
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    9 3 Mr A. G. Beohm, Traffic Manager of Malayan Airways.
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    A Bishop And 'The Miracle'
    143 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. AN official of a Protestant group accused Cardinal Spellman of New York today of striking a "fundamental blow against democracy" by condemning "The Miracle" Italian film, produced by Roberto Rosselini. The charge was mad 0 by Glenn L. Archer, ExecutivH Secretary of
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    New Loan For Italy
    59 3 A.P. ROME. Wed. THE United States ha s given Italy the go sign on a US$4l6--000.000 programme of employment and factory expansion to turn Italy's industries into an arsenal for the Atlantic Pact powers. How much of the USJ4I6,--000.000 cost the United States has agreed to
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    FARMERS CONFER
    41 3 Reuter. TOKIO. Wed. THE Agriculture Forestry Ministry has decided to conduct a wide survey on the prices of agricultural produce and on the income of farmers to map out an effective agricultural policy for the next fiscal year.- Reuter.
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    Maudrene Meets The Stars
    40 3 Ballet Dancer, Maudrene Yap po*es with Indian dancers. Padwnu and Lalitha at a cocktail party in the Yap studxo. Below, Mr. Edvard Yanne. a graduate of Michigan University who is returning to China on the Corfu.
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    RED SHELLS OVER QUEMBY
    33 3 AP TAIPEI, Wed. CHINESE Communists on Monday fired six shells at Little Quemoy but caused no damage. Little Quemoy is a tiny island off the Red China mainland. —AP
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    NEW PRICE LIST DROPPED BY AIR
    157 3 nURING the past eight days a Dakota transport V aircraft of Far East air force has dropped more than 1 850,000 surrender leaflets in 277 different areas of Trengganu, Pahang, Kelanton, Porak, Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Malacca and Johore. The leaflets, printed in Chinese, Tamil
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK GIVES £3 A.SHARE
    79 3 Reuter AAP. HONGKONG. Wed. THE Directors of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank has announced a dividend of £3 sterling por share for the year ended December 31. j The dividend is nett, after 1 deduction of the Hongkong Corporation profits tax. I Approximately
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    WELFARE MEET
    25 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE annual general meeting of the Johore State Welfare Committee will be held in the Government offices on January 13.
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    For Scrap
    54 3 Part of 3,000 tons of l scrap iron now being i loaded on the Danish I ship, Danholm in Singa- pore for shipment to I Japan. In addition, the j ship is taking 60 tons of 1 Malayan rubber for I L Japan, and 1000 tons of r>
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    NEW MOVE ON PASSPORT RULES
    101 3 I EGISLATIVE Councillor, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan will L move at Tuesday's meeting of the Council that every holder of a Certificate of Admission issued to him under the Aliens Ordinance, who was out of the Colony on Sept. 23 should be allowed to return
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    JAKARTA JUST WANTS NEW GUINEA ONLY
    80 3 Reuter —AAP. SYDNEY, Wed. INDONESIA had no territorial desires apart from the acquisition of Dutch New Guinea, the Indonesian Ambassador to Australia, Dr. Oetoyo. said here today on his return from a visit to Djakarta. He said the In lonesians believe the Dutch attitude
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    'Our Enemy: The Soviets'
    67 3 U.P. MANILA. Wed. FOREIGN Secretary Carlos P. Romulo today said. "Our enemy is Soviet imperialism." and pleaded for national unity. Romulo, who is emplaning this afternoon for Washington to seek further military assistance from the United States, told the Press, "Because our country faces an emergency,
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    GOVT. TROOPS JOIN REBELS
    56 3 Reuter. LUCKNOW. Wed. INSURGENT forces have I taken Butwal. most important commercial centre of Western Nepal, usually relia- j ble sources said nere today. They were aided by 1.500 Nepal Government Gurkha troops who Joined them in a coup d'etat at the West Nepal town of
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    THE PESSIMIST
    29 3 U.P. DETROIT. Wed. GENERAL M. Pafsanias Katsotas. Military Adviser to the Greek delegation to the United Nations, said today that World War HI "cannot be avoided". —U.P.
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    CLOSE CONTACT
    30 3 Reuter. TAIPEH, Wed. A Nationalist military spokesman today claimed that the cabinet in Taipeh was in close contact with guerilla forces in remote Yunnan and Sinkiang Provinces. -Reuter.
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    12 Hurt In Ship Blast
    67 3 U.P. MANILA, Wed. TWELVE persona were in« jured, three critically, in an explosion aboard the interisland ship. Empress of Guinan. shortly'before she was to sail from Cebu city for Lcyte, said a report from Cebu. The blast, believed to bfl accidental, caused 20,000 pesos damage
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    DEATH FOR KIDNAPPERS
    57 3 Reuter-AAP. TAIPEH, Wed. FOUR kidnappers, alleged also to have been agents for the Chinese Communists, faced a Nationalist firing squad here today. Five had been found guilty of robberies and the killing of A 12-year-old kidnapped boy, and working for the Communist underground in Formosa. The fifth
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    ACSU TECHNICIANS
    30 3 The Army Civil Service I Union s technical group will meet at Canning Rise on Jan. 22 to elect representatives to the general meeting of the parent union.
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    Mr. BEVIN'S PLAN
    562 4 MR Ernest Bevin's plan to solve the problems of Korea and Communist China, even if unacceptable among free nations, is at least a sincere effort to find a solution to a problem which is fraught with graV X^ n ou\ l sta 3 nding points of his
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    Housing And Singapore's Medical Plan
    1877 4  -  By Dr. W. J. WICKER Director of Medical Service*, Singapor. THIS evening Dr. Lowe, the Chief Health Oracer to the Government, will be talking about housing and the public health in general. S<> I in consequence the lot fans to me to make a few
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    HAVEN FOR BUSINESSMEN
    377 4 A.P. HAMILTON, BERMUDA. i RICH, virtually tax free Bermuda is becoming a j haven for business concerns from around the world. In growing numbers ever j since World War 11. trading and investment firms have been moving their headquarters to this sunny little British colony —famed heretofore
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    SINCLAIR LEWIS INKED HIS PEN WITH SATIRE
    1248 4 A.P. CJINCLAIR Lewis was one 01 5 the great socla historians among American novelists. Eiis books blasted the foibles of "typically-American" people and communities with both biting satire and down-to-earth realism. "Main Street gave a drab picture of life in a smug and
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    THROUGH CHINESE EYES
    282 4 I What the Chinese Press is Saying Today. S LI ~J »PHE Sin Chew Jit Poh is of I the belief that the United States is heading for a separate peace treaty with Japan. The paper ccmes to this conclusion after an analysis cf American and Russian
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    CHIANG MAY GET MORE M-AID
    215 5 A.P. fX^nTl a TAIPEI, Wednesday. JNLREASED Marshall Aid for Formosa was predicted yesterday by John Neson, acting chief of the ECA Mission here. Nason, back from a three-week business trip to Washington, said plans were discussed for increasing aid during the current fiscal year, which
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    Lancashire Textiles Are Not Inferior
    134 5 Reuter. MANCHESTER. Wed. MR. E. H. Stewart. Chairman of the Far Eastern section iof the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, denied at the annual meeting reports that Lancashire is sending abroad j cotton textiles of inferior quaI Ut He said that early in 1950 Lancashire exporters
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    The World Didn't End
    90 5 AP. KEREMOS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Wednesday. YESTERDAY was the end of the world, according to the religious sect here called the "Children of Light.' The 30 members of the group have sold all their possessions and for the past two week* have been in an old farmhouse
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    Pyongyang population Shrunk
    122 5 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Wed. n ,race of the North T^ P r?an Capital of Pyong--1 K t= hrunk from 600,000 r 50 000 most of them a /u?m n or children, actp*- a Khabarovsk Radio monitored in Japan. *2TRsd'o charged that the «ate* Air Forces was its "barbarous'
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    VARSITY FUND
    20 5 -•T v v of Malaya ag the week end--6 =urn of 12.944.98 ■icdwment fund. The nds at $3,813.13.
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    ROMULO URGES COLLECTIVE SECURITY IN ASIA
    207 5 MANILA, Wednesday. THE war in Korea has thrown a new and sharp light on the broad problem of collective security in Sl a and the Far East in which the United States as i knowledged leader of the free world has a vital s£?
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    Hardening Stainless Steel
    142 5 AP PITTSBURGH. Wed. ■HE Westinjrhouse Electric rat has disclosed i ;.hod of superhardenM alesa steel by low terntreatment. Many steel ■a, however, said they doubt j the new method would open ieti or widens use of metal. .house said its sclentl- succeeded in improvaess of stainless steel
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    TAXES WILL HURT THE AMERICANS
    70 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. >R Clinton P. Anderfl son. Democrat, New Mexico, today that "high and le officials" within the k considered the Ability of a $15,000,000,000 4 year federal sales tax. Andersuns disclosure came p rti r Chairman Bert L. mocrat, North announced that hi*
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    MANILA TO SEEK U.S. ARMS AID
    174 5 U.P. MANILA, Wednesday. A SPECIAL mission, headed by the Foreign Secretary, A Carlos P. Romulo, is leaving today for Washington to seek augmented military assistance from the United States in the light of the worsening situation m will place before U.S. officials a schedule
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    ISRAEL BONDS
    54 5 ISRAEL T» the i 000,000 bond issue m y*£^£*development Pf.^ m c ?eatPd AmeThe soecia ly crea 1o rican Financia and me nt drive, headed I will S Secretary of by Henry Mnrgenthe TT« aBU^ h0 was elected thau. z *P° tne Board ot chairman OT CorD 6raUon.
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    TWENTY – FOUR INJURED
    38 5 TWENTY FOUR INJURED Here is seen the No. 9S doubledecker bus which skidded in a blinding snowstorm on Wimbledon Hill (London) this week and crashed on its side. Twenty-four passengers were injured: eight of them taken to hospital.
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    Mao's 'Point-Four' Plan On Vietnam
    115 5 Mao's 'PointFour' Plan On Vietnam Reuter-AAP. TAIPEI. Wednesday THE Nationalist intelligence today revealed an mdica- tion that the Chinese ComI munlsts were planning to I open a second front in Indo- China. The Nationalist Defence Ministry's information service listed the following four developments in support of its claim: Part of
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    Truman Wrote His Message Himself
    259 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Truman wrote most of the State of the Union message himself with literary assistance from a small anonymous group of phrase makers. In the group are White House staff members and idea men from Government departments. But, the President, according to
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    RABBI NOT RESIGNING
    52 5 AP. JERUSALEM. Wednesday. ISRAEL'S Minister of Religious Affairs withdrew his resignation from Premier David Ben-Gurions Cabinet, averting a threatened govern- ment crisis. I The Minister. 75-year-old i Rabbi J. L. Maimon. had charged that children of religious parents In Immigrant centres are being educated in secular and
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    U.S. Note Pleases the Dutch
    154 5 AP. THE HAGUE, Wednesday, t DUTCH Foreign Office spokesman said on Monday A Holland S« a U.S. note on New Guinea as the first sigh of Tn move by a third party to help end the Dutch Indonesian stalemate over_control of that territory. I Washington
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    Pulling Out U.S. Women A Scare Stunt
    190 5 HONG KONG. Wed. IT probably won't happen again for some time, but Hong Kong's No. one British newspaper and No. obe Chinese Communist paper appeared to be in complete agreement today. But the agreement was in principle, not In fact. The pro-Communist Ta
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    MINISTER STAYS
    41 5 AP. SAN FRANCISCO Wed RENETH KEALY LEE SUNOA became President of the Chinese Six Companies, official representative association of Chinese in America and pledged the organisation "to all our support of the United States in its battle against Communism."—AP.
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    SCIENTIST DEAD
    27 5 U.P. TOKIO, Wed. DR. Yoshio Nishina, world famous scientist and father of physics in Japan, died of cancer of liver at 4.16 today m Tokio.—U.P.
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    PRICES OF SILVER, GOLD UP
    212 6 Highest In 30 Years AP NEW YORK, Wednesday. TtfE prices of silver and gold have taken a leap 1 upward, soaring demand for both metals, as a sidelTne to the rearmament PWanime given as the cause Silver in a ten-cent-an-ounce jump on Monday is now
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    London Stocks
    157 6 Reuter. LONDON. Today. RECENT buying enthusiasm in the London Stock Exchange has been checked by motor industry's sharp reminder of acute shortages of raw materials (motor production may be cut by 15 to 20 per cent by shortages Oi sheet steel). Price movements of domestic stocks today were
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    Textiles Will Still Come From India
    87 6 T'lE Government of India have no inten- 1 J tion of stopping exports S of cotton textiles. Ex- i ports of coarse and me- dium cloth are being al- lowed under an overall i quota of 100 million yards for January-June 1951. whereas fine
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    All Time Record For Tin
    101 6 U.P. LONDON. Thurs. TIN prices ran away this morn, ing both spot and three closing at £1.2422. The turnover was 160 tons divided almost equally between spot and forward. The noon closing prices were: Spot—£l.24o buyers and £1.245 sellers with business at £1,245 to £1.240.
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    NEW YORK
    70 6 U.P. NEW YORK. Thurs. THE price of spot tin hit a new alltime high today when Grade A metal was sold at US$l.69 per pound which was a rise of six cents over Tuesday.* peak of $163. The rise followed strength both at Singapore and London. Dealers reported
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    IN SINGAPORE
    23 6 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was $636.50 per p.cul ex-smelter—a rise of $15.37 5 2 I on the picul.
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    BIG DEMAND FOR SPACE AT FAIR
    165 6 LONDON, Wednesday. HEM AND for space at this years British Industries W Fair is exceeding all previous records. Apphcafhe Three hundred and ntty exhibitors (compared with i 162 in 1950) will have stands at the textile section which will cover an area more than
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    CHINESE TAKE OVER CALTEX
    65 6 HONGKONG. Wednesday. THE Caltex and Standard Vacuum Oil Companies were among the first American interests to be taken over by the Chinese authorities on the mainland, according to reports reaching here. The reports said the authorities in the main cities have almost completed the work of
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    Taipei Dumps Gold
    93 6 A.P. TAIPET. Wednesday. THE Bank of Taiwan was reported to have dumped gold on the market in an effort to halt the downward trend in the value of the Formosan dollar. In the past 24 hours, the rate for US$l.OO has fluctuated between Formosan $14.00 and 115.50.
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    U.S. To Build Giant Air-Craft Carrier
    172 6 U.S. To Build Giant AirCraft Carrier A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. THE United States is to have a 60.000-ton aircraft carrier under a U552,000,000,000 (£700.000,000) programme approved on Tuesday by the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee. The approval was given the day after the bill was introduced —evidence of a clear
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    HK. EXCHANGE
    28 6 HONGKONG. Wed. The following were today's closing prices on the Hongkong Money Exchange: HKS6.O2/6.02 per U.S. dollar. HK515.40 per pound sterling. HK$337 per tael of gold.
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    Shares Improve
    187 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. rLLOWING the lead from London, tin and rubber shares improved locally and fair business was done in tin shares at higher prices. Industrials were also firmer. The day's price changes were: SINGAPORE. Wed. Fraser Neav« Ord?. 2.87 2.92* Hkons A S'hai Bank (H'konK jc?.) 650.n0 650.00
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    H.K. TRADERS FOR MANILA
    33 6 AP. HONGKONG. Wednesday. HONGKONG'S 21-man trade mission is scheduled to fly to Manila this morning for a ten-day goodwill trip. They are expected to arrive around noon in Manila.—AP.
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    Rubber Still Rising
    199 6 THE rubber commodity skyrocketted again yesterday with the day's peak being 125 cents done a pound for January. The price approached the post-war peak of 235 cents established In last November. Yesterday's top price was a ris? of 36 cents from the previous day's close. There was
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    IN PORT
    62 6 In Port: Muswell Hill (44), Lipis (Sheers). City of Liverpool (42 3). Stanvac Djirak (41/40). Kcttosono (38 in. (Maron (36), Steel Recorder (33/4), Autolycus (31/2), Bcnreoch (17 18). S.H.B. Craft (19/20), Benveg (21/2). Jaladurga (23/4), Merkur (25/6). Kilwa (27 i). Pembrokeshire (29,30), TanMlus (15/16), Querimba (13 14). Radnorshire
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    ENGLISH-BRED HORSES ARE SOUND INVESTMENTS IN MALAYAN RACING
    552 7  -  By "PLUNGER" PENANG, Wednesday. MOST trainers and owners are of the opinion ITI it is wiser to buy an English horse than to in vest the money on an Australian horse. It is admitted that the former takes some time to settle
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    Nee Soon XI Defeat S.C.C. "A"
    157 7 iid rally in the clos--1 a ges ot lhe ame them a goal enKee Soon Garrison. three points, to turn s on me S.C.C. "A" *V S l 4v game on the Paopened the scor.hrmiah Brown who scorCarey failed I •Jjfciub equalised jutt be-
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    MILLER CAUGHT
    50 7 'Ik? cricket match between the MCC and New Sou'i Wales, which began in Sydney Dec. 30. was a warm-up for the Third Test. Picture shows MCC captain. Freddie Brown tosses the ball in the air after having caught NSW batsman Keith Miller for 93. —A.P. Photo. —A.P. Photo.
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    Free Style Wrestling Is Dangerous
    292 7 U.P. STOCKHOLM. Today. FREE style wr?stling Is a dangerous and degenerate form of th? old distinguished art of wrestling, many Swedish exoerts believe. And It is only with a bad grace that Sweden and the other Scandinavian countries compete in free style, the reason being
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    'JOLLILADS' TO CELEBRATE 12TH ANNIVERSARY
    53 7 JOLULADS Sporting Asso- j has drawn up an on Saturday; <-an. 13J *t nm This will be fOUOW€a wr Joget until midni6n the following night, the Anniversary Dinner will ne held ?t 7.30 p.m. with a dance later in the night. The last programme in
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    A WELTERWEIGHT THREAT
    21 7 U.P. CHICAGO, Wed. 10HNNY Bratton of Chicago which established 3 \™Zc\tcr. serious threat »n the weight ranks. —iw.
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    ENTRIES FOR IPOH RACE MEETINGS
    633 7 IPOH, Today. THE following are the entries for the 3-day Perak Turf Club meeting here on Jan. 20, 24 and 27:— CLASS TWO lst Run 2nd Run 5f st. 6f 8 l 2 f- 6f. Abbotsford x x A'.phonsos x x Amoy Street x x
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    Wide Powers For F.A. Cup Competing Teams
    344 7  -  By ARCHIE QUICK LONDON, Today. WITH the Football Association Cwp—ties threa- n tcnejl by snow. Ice and fog, the rutin* body had very wisely granted wide powers to competing 1 clubs in respect of the early caH'.n«-ofl of nutches In the event of
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    ERIC BEDSER TO PLAY FOR M.G.C.
    89 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Wed. ERIC Bedser, Surrey all-round, er and twin brother of Test bowler Alec has been called up. on to help the MCC team until Roy Tattersall and Brian Stathim arrive from England. Eric, who is accompanying Alec on the tour in a
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    Oakes Has A Classic Fistic Programme For Local Fight Fans
    328 7 DOPI'LAR Bobby Njoo, light and featherweight champion of Indonesia, tops the bill in promoter Wally Oakes' first 1951 boxing programme at the Happy World Stadium next week when he meets the hard-punching Australian, Sid Fletcher, in ten 3-minute rounds. Acclaimed
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    Ortega Wins By T.K.O.
    62 7 A.P. SACRAMENTO, California Wed. JOHNNY Ortega won on a technical knockout in the ninth round last night from Jimmy Espiritu of Manila. Orega weighed 111 lbs., Espl- ritu 118 lbs. Referee Johnny Basselini halted the bout midway in the ninth round and gave the nod to
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    TRANSPORT ARRANGED FOR CYCLING RACE
    95 7 f UC 1960 Singapore Beat AllRounder Open Cycling Com. I petition for the handsome Bovril Trophy comas to a close this Sunday with the staging of the 1 Singapore Open 180 miles cycle road race also known as the Phillips Classic. This marathon begins at
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    U.K. Soccer Results
    104 7 A.P. LONDON, Today. TWO more First Division football teams won through to the fourth round of the Football Association Cup tournament yesterday as Blackpool defeated Charlton Athletic 3 to 0. and Derby County eliminated West Bromwich Albion 1 to 0 in third round replays. In another third
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    SPORTS BRIEFS REST XI VERSUS EUROPEANS
    70 7 XHE Rett XI lo meet the Europeans in the annual hockey match on the Padang on Jan. 18 in* eludes Chua Eng Cheng, former Selangor player, who plays aa left fmi-back. The Rett XI are as follows: Low Hong Hee: R. H. Barth. Ohua
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    RASC DEAT GNG 'B'
    54 7 W.A.S.C. just managed to eliininata C.H.W. "B" from the Kramer k Neave Trophy rugby competition bv tha only try scored in a keenlycontested game at Tangl n yesterday. Burne scored the RAPC try In the second half following a fine bout of passing in a fine
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    STAR SOCCERITED TEAM
    71 7 THE follewlnz are Invited to represent Star So< cer t<>s bporta on Fridav at Farrer Park:— ».<i i <ufl. Senv CJie°, razal. Pee Jong. Tonv Lopes, Letchumnnan. i.>o..ias. Dr. Wong Ah Teck, Meng Thong. V, J. Dass. William Tan Manson Davie* Wing San. Teams will np to
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    SSRUF MEETING TODAY
    26 7 THERE w 11 be a discussion meeting of the Singapore Society of Ru'iby Union Referees at the S.C.C. at 5 SO p.m. today.
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    GUGBY UNION RESULTS
    40 7 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. WESULTS of Ru„-by Union gumes played today are:— County Championship Matches: Eastern Countries 3, Surrey t>: Kent 0, Middlesex 3. Other Matches: Headinsrley I*. London Uivted Hospitals 26: Pc>at Navy 11. Civil Service •.—Router.
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    A FIGHT FOR FINCH
    55 7 A.P. LONDON, loday. ALBERT Fimh. former British Middleweight Champ.on, has agreed to fight Frances Robert Villcmain at the Palais Jes S.Kirts, Par s on Jan. 29. Finch lost h s Middleweight crown when he was knocked out in the fifth round by Randolph Turpin at Harringay
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    NEHRU REJECTS ISRAELI WORLD PEACE PLAN
    416 8 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Thursday. niPLOMATIC sources said last night that India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru has rejectee! an Israeli peace plan for Korea as impracticable because of its insistence on setting a cease-fire as a prerequisite for negotiations with Communis China. rtf i The
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    Savings Bank Depositors To Note
    133 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE Controller of Post office Savings Bank is now ready to deal with claims arising out of the Federation of Malaya Post Office Sayings Bank (Revaluation of Withdrawals) Ordinance. 1950. All depositors entitled to the revaluation of any withdrawals made from their
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    5,994 Aliens Banished Last Year
    89 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. SIX hundred and ninety-six aliens and 10 British sub- lects were deported during Nov and Dec. under Emergency Regulations. This brings the total number of deportations to date to 8.909 aliens and 202 British sub- j Jects. The total number of deportations
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    'Malaya Needs British Lead'
    204 8 Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. AIR Commodore Arthur Harvey, Conservative M.P., stressed in a letter to The Times today the need of "leadership" for Malaya. He vas replying to a letter from Sir Geoffrey Mander. former Liberal M.P.. published on Monday in the course of correspondence on "The
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    London Scene When "Chumley" Looked Around The Town
    461 8 AP. LONDON, Wednesday. A BUS-HOPPING chimpanzee jnamed Cholmondley (chumley) escaped from the London Zee yesterday and bit a man and woman before being captured and taken back home. Its escapade put the traditional reserve of several Britons to a severe test. An
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    6 PERSONS DROWNED
    42 8 UP. SIX persons, including a 13--year-old girl were drowned when the beat. Empress of Davao. in which they were travelling, capsized while trying to reach land off the coast of Baganea in Mindanao, according to a report from Davao.—UP.
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    HONGKONG BANKER SAYS NO CAUSE FOR ANXIETY
    311 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Wednesday. iiTWTT Ampricans in Hongkong were considering their Government's adAmericans in a leading Bntish b vlce t0 there was cause for undue anxiety. M TB?l aloffl sala were apparently quite confident about c British Government was continuing to send g£2ft&2?2 husbands
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    TRAVANCORE SISTERS IN OUTSTANDING SHOW
    391 8 L.G.M. SINGAPORE which has become 'dance conscious* reI cently saw last night at the Victoria Theatre a fine exhibition of Indian dancing by the three lovely Travancore Sisters, Lalitha, Padmini and Ragini. The girls will be long reremembered as much for their dance exposition, so
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    U.S. Will Not Relent On China's Status
    212 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, Wednesday. THE New York Times said today that it appeared to be "out of the question" that the United States would accord to Communist China "even limited recognition or sit down with it in a Japanese peace conference." Commenting on
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    JOHORE ASSIZES
    17 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. THE Assizes at Johore Bahru Supreme Court will open on January 15.
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    Outwitted Bandits Fire Homes
    162 8 IPOH. Wed. PUSTRATED in their efforts to kidnap his daughter, i Communist bandits yesterday set fire to four of Legislative I Councillor Leong Yew Kohs farm houses. They also killed t five cows and took away J hous3hold goods. j The bandits surprised Miss I Agnes
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