Singapore Standard, 31 January 1951

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    Masthead
    22 1 Singapore TIGER Standard f^W J f \mm I fjjEt VOL. NO. 2 S SINGAPORI, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SI, 1951. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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    No Call-Up In S'pore; Appeal For Volunteers
    246 1 No Call-Up In S'pore; Appeal For Volunteers Standard Staff Reporter ill; will be no ealt-up in Singapore, but there ...i appeal faf volunteers, a (Government spokes- I olonial Secretariat said yesterday when details of the proposed manpower registration I seh eme. The manpower mobilisation scheme in Smgapore, it was stated,
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    Registration Forms Sent To Penang Schools
    49 1 Registration Forms Sent To Penang Schools i>! iff Correspondent UIG IMS. Most of ala m Penang have ts and advice istration of man in the Federation of s. uho are IS ill be asked to r their nam s and also have left school at mer the age of
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    Fog & Frost Disrupt UK Transports
    48 1 Fog Frost Disrupt UK Transports es 30 CUP ea and H r "s to five i and 1 two hours :ed for a ir.nel and ■ry bul oe their no airJ plane I I VI Grays in es were tion I ts elecl ndon light nor e cancell-
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    UK Paying For 2 More Malay Pattalions
    104 1 LONDON, Jan 3Q (Reuter Britain prepared to meet the cost of rais g two further- battalions the Malay Regiment, War M si John Strachey told the Ho ise ol Commons today Briga er Austin Low, Conseril bad asked how many battalions there were
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    240 Tons Rubber Go Up In Smoke
    54 1 Picture. Twentyone smoke houses were burnt early yesterday morning when the Lee Rubber Co. Ltd. at Pontian Kechil caught fire. Damage was estimated at more than S 1.500,000. Picture shows labourers of the company helping to pour water on the smouldering ruins with
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    Fed. Leaders Alarmed At Large Exodus
    311 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. m.Mh'e -.umity leaders in the Federation are alarmed at the large-scale exodus of i Chinese youths irom Malaya to China to evade call-up under the new manpower regulations. Opinion current among these j leaders is that the call-up
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    UK To Reimpose Wartime Controls
    58 1 UK To Reimpose Wartime Controls LONDON. Jan 30, (UP). Prime Minister Clement Attlee told the Commons today that Britain's new stepped-up defence programme meant a reimposition of many wartime conl U He said the passage on reintroducing controls was omitted .1 his defence announcement in the Commons yesterday but he
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    Combined Exercise
    34 1 LONDON, Jan. 30 (AP) The biggest naval exercise since the end of World War 11, with three British and U.S. fleets engaged, will be held February 12 and 13 in the Mediterranean.
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    Lord Nelson Dies
    36 1 LONDON. Jan. 30 (AP) Lord Nelson, fifth holder of the title created in 1805 to honour Britain's famous naval hero, died in a London hospital today after a brief illness. He was 90.
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    Royal Engagement
    31 1 COPENHAGEN, Jar.. 31, (AP). The engagement ol be' atiful French Princess Hi e de Bro e to P.a nce el of Bou 'bon-Pa aria nas been announced in Copenhagen,
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    'Burma Surgeon' Refused Bail
    58 1 RANGOON. Jan. Ml. (AP). High Court Chief Justice Tun Byu has refused bail to America's "Burma Surgeon" Dr. Gordon Seagrave, convicted on Jan. 17 of abetting high treason. Defence Attorney Kyawmyint sought bail for the elderly American on health grounds. A panel of three High Court
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    $1,500,000 Worth Of Rubber Gutted In Johore Blaze
    319 1 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE'S biggest postwar (ire destroyed mon than $1,500,000 Worth of rubber and properly at tin Lee Rubber Co. Ltd's factory at Pontian Ketchil yesterday. Two hundred and forty tons of sheet rubber anc 21 smoke houses went up in
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    WATCH STOLEN
    31 1 A burglary was committed at the Adeiphi Hotel yesferday between 10 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. when an English woman's wrist watch, valued at 52.:0, was stolen from her room.
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    8th Army 9 Miles From Seoul
    216 1 8th Army 9 Miles From Seoul TOKYO, Jan. 30 (UP)— Tht United States Eighth Armj ground to within nine miles o: Seoul today, while on the easl coast a powerful naval task force, led by the battleship Missouri, unleashed a devastating attack on Kanson, 27 miles north of the 38th
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    To Mark Federation Day Tomorrow
    75 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues:— A Selangor Government communique states that on the occasion of the third anniversary of the Federation Day, Feb. 1, all commercial business houses, private dwellings and Government offices in the Slate should fly both the Federation and the Selangor state flags. LONDON.
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    World Rubber Production In '50 New Record
    86 1 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, iAP« —The Natural Rubber Bureaj here yesterday estimated last year's world production oi natural rubber at 1,850.000 long tons— a new record The Bureau is an organisation of South-East Asian rubber pro ducer who are seeking to ~>xpand their American
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    SHOES, TYRES LOST
    36 1 MORE than 300 pairs 0 f rubber shoes and two motor car tyres were stolen from a shopln i South Bridge Road yesterday. The total value of the goods was estimated at $300.
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    Pistol Found In Drain
    31 1 An automatic pistol wa nnd in a drain in Omar Road y< terday morning by an I named Vaitilingam Chinniah. Tie pistol was surrendered to the Police.
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    UK To Issue Defence Bonds
    158 1 LONDON. Jan. 30 (AP) The British Government announced today that it will ofler a new high-interest defence bond to help pay for its three-year £4. 700.000.000 rearmament programme. Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh Gaitskell told the Bouse of Commons the new h rl, on snle
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    43 Nations Back US Call To Name China Aggressor
    426 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 30 (AP) The Cited Nations is expected to name Communist China as au aggressor in Korea today 12 weeks after General Douglas MacArthur first reported Chinese Red forces had entered the fioht. Russia and Poland served notice thev
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    University's Future Assured, Says Gimson
    492 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE future of the I niversitv of Malava can non be planned w.th more confidence than could haxe been done a year ago. declared Sir Franklin <;im»on. the Uoyernor of Singapore, ai the *p«>< iai convocation of the University yesterday. Sir Franklin
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    Police Detain Three Chinese Students Here
    57 1 Standard Staff Reporter THREE (hinese students of the Chung Cheng High School. Kim Yam Road, were yesterday detained bv i the Special Branch of the Singapore Police under the Emergency Regulations. The three students. who were boarders, were in their classrooms when the police
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    US To Lift Ban On Chiang?
    93 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 30. iAP». U.S. Representative Judd (Republican of Minnesota) told reporters today, "I have reason to believe that the government is actively considering releasing Chinese (Nationalist) forces in Formosa to make as much trouble as they can for the Communists on the Chinese
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    GOVERNMENT WORKERS WANT 70% COL ALLOWANCE
    379 2 GOVERNMENT WORKERS WANT 70% COL ALLOWANCE Unions Submit New Scale Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees in a memorandum to the Government has recommended that cost of living allowance he increased from the present 40 per cent to 70 per cent of the basic salary,
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    COL C'ttee To Meet This Week
    72 2 COL C'ttee To Meet This Week Standard Suit' Reporter THE FIBS! re into I the cost of In. the F- tion and Singapore :s i The St: F C Ben- e F. the I'■ > reported 1 Licipal that th< port the joint c e AnU the FV IS ee
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    Slept On Duty, Constable Jailed
    7 2 Slept On Duty, Constable Jailed A 1
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    Court Martial Hears 'Amazing Swindle'
    511 2 Court Martial Hears 'Amazing Swindle' Standard SL.tl Reporter WHJ.N a young Army, officer appear* before n Singapore general court-martial al Nee Soon yesterday, lhe prosecution alleged thai he, with the help <-i two BORs, engineered an "amazii swindle" which resulted in a charge of ihefl of $4,080 cash being l>r<>;;T.i
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    YEARS OF HARD WORK BRING REWARD TO FIVE
    423 2 Standard Staff Reporter VEARS oi hard labour were brought to a htiin-; climax when three medical and two dental graduands Of the University of Malaya received their degrees from the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson. ProChancellor Of the University in the
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    To Move The Formation Of S'pore Regt.
    111 2 To Move The Formation Of S'pore Regt. MR JOHN' LAYCOCK, Member for Municipal North-East, will table a motion seeking the immediate formation of a Singapore Regiment at the next meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council on Feb. lt AU ranks of such a regiment should be British subjects ai I
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    'S'pore Police Is Your Police'
    181 2 THK Singapore Police Force is your force and it is your prerogative to make use of it to your best advantage, .-aid an officer of the C.I.D. who recently returned from the United Kingdom, in a talk over Radio Malaya. The officer said that lack
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    S'PORE JC's FOR HK, MONTREAL
    200 2 S'PORE JC's FOR HK, MONTREAL Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Junior Chamber of Commerce yesterday elected three delegates for interna al Jaycee conferences to be held in Hongkong and Montreal Within the next few months. Mr. R W. Bedford, a H executive of Carrier Ir.t< tional Limited, will reprt.-- I the
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    Youth Faces Riot, Mischief Charges
    39 2 Youth Faces Riot, Mischief Charg es A MALAY youth, Bah i Abu. Fi t 1 Dec. 11. I MR UM DING SENG sl VPJM i ri*r Bachel of Medicine and Bm I S University of i, he received yesterday.
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    30,000 Crates Ordered For S'pore, Federation
    336 2 30,000 Crates Ordered For S 'pore, Federation ORANGES FOR CHINESE HEW YEAR Standard Stall Reporter THE CHINESE Fruits and Vegetables Deafen 1 Association <»f Singapore announced yesterday that thi had ordered 30,000 crates ol Chinese oranges far th. .hinese New car. The Chinese Communist Government have already allowed export from
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  • ADULTS JOIN RUSH FOR 'BOAT TO CHINA'
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      (1) Letters About 'Land For All' Attract Them
      264 3 (1) Letters About 'Land For All' Attract Them Standard Staff Correspondent Kl ULA LUMPUR, Tues. The 'Boat to i. nol only taking Chinese youth from \j,i j nlio are being sent out of the country by iheir parents. It is also carrying large numbers adults, with ihe result that Malayan
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    EXODUS FOR CHINA ALSO SEEN IN IPOH
    63 3 EX ODUS FOR C HINA ALSO SEEN IN IPOH St B u respondent lea to the fast- has caught igrathe normal "ificates of ted yeste I ie Imr.ere t i t.:-. S -rd that youths in did not Chi ti n Office stall wis I about CO :s making '.:rns.
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    New School
    19 3 New Sch ool This is how the "Pei Chun Chinese School" Pontian will look after it has been completed.
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    Search For Sunderland Continued
    29 3 Search For Sunder land Continued 1 t I other alerted by i for overE For Iwakuni, night 3 ing plant nine pas- airmen. Sunday in plane. long-] tl 5
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    No Rush For Visas In Malacca
    52 3 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA. Tues There has been no rush for Certificates of Admission, Visas of Pas ports beyond the normal applications at the Settlement Immigration Office. Settlement iths of man-power age ave not as yet been unduly alarmed by Government's recent legislation to
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    I.I.M. COUNCIL
    78 3 THE following council members e elected at the 0 annual g meeting of the Insu ai e Institute of Malaya, i at the G.H. Cafe yesterday. President: S. Lowrie (Manufacturers Life), Vice-presidents, A Dean (Royal), Yon? Nyuk Lin (Overseas), hon. secret S. L B iskar <Ruby General*. Councillo
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    This Chinese School Will Cost $300,000
    151 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— A $300,000 Chinese School for Pontian the largest in the State is to come up in the heart of the town as a result of the united efforts of the Chinese population of the district. The building, to
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    (2) Parents Warned, 'You May Not See Your Sons Again'
    253 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A warning to parents that they may never see the children they are Bending to China was sounded today by Mr. W. M. McLeod. a council member of the Malayan Association today. 'If these
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    Bus Held Up By 7 Bandits
    54 3 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— A bus carrying 15 passengers irom Johore Bahru to Ayer Itam was held up by seven bandits this evening and set on fire. The passengers were ordered out of the vehicle and robbed of their identity cards. 1
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    SPECIAL GETS JAIL AND FINE
    87 3 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Veloo (24), a Special Constable pleaded guilty today, in the Second Magistrate's Court, to a Charge of desertion, and was sentenced to two weeks' ha d labour and fined $200 in default to two months' hard labour. The prosecution
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    Says Lorry Zig-Zagged
    67 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues An allegation that an approaching lorry moved in a zig-zag manner was made by Lee Wai Yeng, described as a former dance hostess in the Happy World, at an inquiry Into the (leath of Cheong Wai Piew. who died as the result of an
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    'Malay Union' Wants School Code Revised
    69 3 Stamlard Slafl Kes>orier JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The forthcoming Malay Penunsilar Union meeting scheduled to discuss the ''Nationality" question on Thursday, will also discuss the educational system in Johore. ineM al petitioilß to theM aii; 'B thiat gets hisH the Ngeeß he to Buk EnAsh
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    RAF Experts Due Today For Lecture Series
    97 3 A TEAM of exoerts from the RAF's Central Fig'hter Establishment is due at Changi today for a week's programme of lectures and discussions at Far East Air Force Headquarters and units. Led bv the Commandant of the CFE,* Air Commodore W. J. Crisham.
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    Suspicion Not Enough To Con vict—C.J.
    380 3 Suspicion Not Enough To Con vict C. J. Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. In this day and a«je in Malaya, if a bandit camp was discovered a short distance away and on a path leading from the direction of a kongsi, it was virtually simple to assume that the
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    Dance Hall Bombing: 2 In Hospital
    79 3 SEREMBAN. Tues Three more of the injufed persons admitted to hospital following the hand grenade incident at the Yam Yam Cabaret, Seremban. on Sunday niffht. were discharged today. They were two bandsmen and a Chinese dance hostess. The condition of Mrs. P. Danker. Eurasian
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    His Proudest Moment
    215 3 ONE OF the proudest National Servicemen in Malaya is 19-year-old Signalman Colin Maxwell who was presented with the Parrish Shied by the G.O.C. M day a, Major Gene r a I Urquhart, for being the best all-round National Serviceman in the Malaya Signal Regiment. All members of
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    Guardsman Mixed Drinks, Missed Ship
    155 3 PIRBRIGHT. Surrey, Jan. 29 (Router) D. Fenwick. 19-year-old Scuts Guardsman, who missed his second draft to Malaya because he celebrated too hard the previous night, told a court martial today he "enjoyed it very much" out there. "His greatest punishment had been his missing the
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    Radio Sets Will Tell The Truth
    85 3 Standard Staff Cm respondent KUALA LUMPUR Ti Bought under a grant from the Colonial Development and Wt fare Fund. 700 radio sets are to be installed in kampongs and resettlement areas through the Federation so that the rural ipulation can hear the truth about
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    Gilmour Praises Insurers
    191 3 Gilmour Praises Insurers SUndard Staff Reporter THE Acting Financial Se&a* tary, Singapore, Mr. Andrew Gilmour. speaking at the annual dinner of the Insurance Institute of Malaya at the Capitol Blueroom. last night, paid tribute to the way employers in insurance firms I were instilling interest into junior members of their
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    $100 IN FINES
    30 3 FIXES totalling 1100 K I imposed on live men in j Singapore Fourth Police C yesterday for I at H milestone Changi Road on Jan. i 29.
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    Let Workers Sit In State Councils—MPU
    143 3 Let Workers Sit In State Councils— MPU Standard Malav Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Tl* The Malay Peninsular Union. in a statement issued > day .said that it wants its members to sit in Councils in all the ments in the iya The Union also said that padiplanters, pe drivers and villagers
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    $1,000 Bail Allowed
    56 3 KUALA ta Lim Pian <54*. who faced three counts ot having in has possession Tl packets oi chandu, tmra cigarette tins containing cl I and other minor articles which are used for the purpose of cookad smoking chandu. wi allowed bail of $1,000. by the Second Magistrate
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    Police Have Vital Task Of Building United Malaya
    462 4 r Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Police Force in thi* j countn can help to bniW up a united Malaya capable of governing and defending itself in time* of trouble. said lhe acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. W. D. Robinson,
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    HC Praises The People Of Bentong
    142 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. "The town of Bentong can be proud that so many of its citizens have come forward to help." said Sir Henry Gurney when he addressed a parade of 240-strong Home Guards in Bentong during the course of a tour of resettlement
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    Penang Co-op Store Gets Poor Support
    212 4 Penang Co-op Store Gets Poor Support Standard Stall Correspondent PENAN G, Tui Inti n wn in Penang's only co- rative store in Dato Kraj Road is very poor, Mr. R. C. Gates, acting Commissioner -operative Development. r c ion of Malaya Singapore, told The Standard today. He said that out
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    Clash In Ayer Kuning, 5 Killed
    94 4 KUALA LUMPUR, T ies.— Three policemen and two civilians were killed and two policemen were wounded in an enement between a police itrol and bandits ta .v. i Kiming, Perak. There were 1!S other incidc I of the exchange of tire between security forces
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    Value Of Home Guards Stressed
    130 4 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues -"I do want to impress upon you all the great importance and value which. Government attaches to i this Home Guard movement." I Thus said the acting Mentri Besar of Kedah. Tungku Ismail. a. .en he addressed a meeting of I the
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    TRAIN FIRFD ON
    32 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. When the Kuala Lumpur- Penang mail train was between Chemor and Tanjong Rambutan last night, bandits fired on it wounding two British nnd a Gurkha soldier.
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    SXI Fair Is For Building Fund
    87 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG. Tues.— The S.X.I. Fun Fair will be officially open by Mr. Heah Joo Seang on Friday, Feb. 9, at the school play ground in Farquhar Street. This will be the second fair to be organised by the old boys and
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    First Woman In Clerical Scheme
    115 4 standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues.— The first tian to be employed by the .1 inicipality under the ch r scheme is 21-year-old Miss I i Choo Poh. who started work yestei day in th< i I rial a stenographer on six months' probation. Besides herself,
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    RED PAMPHLETS
    30 4 Standard Staff Correspondent i PENANG, Tues. Communist pamphlets were picked up jby a police constable this morning at Ayer Itam Road j leading to Penang Hill RailI ways.
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    Accused Challenges Witness
    82 4 CHARGED with stealing a wallet containing $4.40 and a receipt from Law Tai Nyuan in Jurong Road on Jan. 9, Lim Liang Chua. asked a witness in the Singapore Four lii Police Court yesterday, "Do you think I am a thief?" "Take a good look at me,"
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    IPOH CEREMONY
    46 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues —Tiie Sultan of Perak will present instruments nf appointments to all official and uno.li. iai members of the l\ rak St tte and Executive Councils at a ceremony on Peb 5 at 9.30 a.m. in the State Council Chamber.
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    SMI Old Boys To Hold Grand Fun Fair
    222 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH, Tues. AH the fun of a fair will be provided on the St. Michael's Institution ground on Saturday and Sunday, VvU. JO and J I when old boys, friends and teachers ot the school hold their grand Fun
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    Three 'Best' Inspectors
    53 4 Three 'Best' Inspectors photo These three probationary inspectors won prizes at the passing out parade of 160 recruits and 47 probationary Avian inspectors at the Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. From left to right: PAI Kamalanatlian (best in school training). PAI Neoh Tai Seng (best bren gun) a rut PAI
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    Clerks Can Help End Emergency
    264 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Tues. It i* of the highest importance that Government servants should nol lan behind, but must rather be in froni of all other citizens in showing their loyaltj lo Governmenl al all times. Fhe Resident Commissioner, Mr. A. Aston, told members
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    Penang Will Raise Home Guard Unit
    143 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Twee. Public bodies and variant <<h__■mifiitv leaders v^ ill be an> pro ae bed in connection v* it Ii the formation ol Home Gaards \m PrmjL Mr. T. L Gethiag, gtafl officer for <i\il defence Im Penanc anil I'ro\in.» Welle-!c\.
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    Busy Day For Roving Commissioner
    75 4 Busy Day For Roving Commissioner Standard staff Correspi PENANG, Tues- n the I H Iquartei I B S A Mr. F. H. J. D; of the School today and also j it 1 B aK. During his 1 3 ere, Mr. Dahl t Fort Corn- Hc- St S hool, B.
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    Must Report, Says Judge
    50 4 I d SI B t orrespi App.. t tted I 1 „t the ts of 1 hey had supplied with U money. told him that he [ated ulties but i that nonetheless the law kept and that h< should have reported tter to the police immediately.
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    Year's Pay As Bonus
    66 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Tues.— Employees ii .hinese bus mess houses hen have received big es f Ol the Chinese New Y< One large Chi mental store in Hugh Street paid a year's bonus to each of its 36 em ployees. Several Chinese ed firms, mines
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    'Top' Communists killed
    121 4 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Chairman ol the Min Yuen branch committee. Ampang. Lee Chan Fai alias Ch. Kong alias So Wai Min, who had a price of $2,000 on his head, was killed by security forces last night. He was hunted down to a mining
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  • EMERGENCY RAF SERVICE DEFINED
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      Regulars To Do Six Or Twelve Months Extra
      423 5 By A Special Correspondent AIRMEN irving on regular engagements in ground trades in the Ro\al Air Force are to give >iv or twelve months extra service as part of Britain's move to strengthen herarmed forces. National servicemen are not affected by this
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    Free Gifts For 2,000 Old People
    259 5 Standard Staff Reporter TWO THOUSAND men and women, grey with age, received Chinese 'New Year gifts from Shaw Brothers at the Great World and the New World Amusement Parks yesterday. Each person received nve katties of rice, a katty of sugar, a tin of
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    Merchants Apologise To District judge
    262 5 iPOLOG\ on behalf of Balwanl Singh and Hardial Sin^h, partners of (»ian in^'» a;.;l < «::;;k:;m. •<>:• nol appearing in ourl lasi week was tendered !»> their counsel, Mr. Kenneth Selh when lii;- <•;><' came ii}» .2 iir» in lhe Singapore Second Districl Coarl yesterday.
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    Denies He Sold Worthless Stone
    69 5 Denies He Sold Worthless Stone KADAR bin S tbiu denied in the Singapore Second Police 1 Court yesterday that be sold a hless stone to Abdullah bm Diang for after telling him th tt il was worth ->lf>o. ECadar appeared on a charge of cheating Abdullah at North Bridge R
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    Appeals For Magazines, Newspapers
    224 5 Appeals For Magazines, Newspapers Siandard f "h fT Reporter AN APPEAL for more magazines and newspapers for the servicemen in Singapore was made by Lady Anne Holland Martin. Deputy Head of Services Welfare at WVS headrters, London, when she ted the Shackle Club yesLady Anne who is on a month's
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    HAD BAYONET
    52 5 A 30- YEAR-OLD Mala-. 0.-na.n bin Bakri ..ered i I oi $503 in the Singaopre F^ urth Police Court yesterday ■n he pleaded guilty to being i in possession of a bayonet and '-lyo'd without a licence in Woodland Road on Jan. 26. The e was postponed to
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    TWO CONVICTED FOR HAVING RUBBER
    251 5 TWO BOATMEN, Koh Chwee Sen I of Sir Koh Street and Lee Tian S «fl of Java Road w< i found guilty in the First Police Court yesterday of fraudulent possession of a total ot 22 bales of rubber. Koh w a fiJ ed $50
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    Students To Be Allowed More Say In Their Activities
    426 5 Students To Be Allowed More Say In Their Activities Standard Staff Reporter A MOVE to enable members <>i lhe Students I nion of the I Diversity ol Malava to take a greater pari in all activities whether social or cultural through the various hostels instead of through the I nion
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    $1,000 More For Humane Society
    138 5 $1,000 More For Humane Society TWENTY-THREE Singapore i firms and individuals have ±,vyc:i a total of $1,004.11 to the Royal Humane Society which gives instruction in methods of lifesaving and gives suitable rej wards for courageous actions in saving lives. Larg ;st single donation was sent by the Singapore Chinese
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    ROBBERY CHARGE
    45 5 BAIL of $3,000 was granted i Pakir Suppian in the Singapore j Fourth P 'lice Court yesterday j when he was tentatively charged with robbing S. Munnusamy I $40 and causing hurt to him. The j I case was postponed tu IZj. 5.
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    FOUND DEAD IN HATCH
    76 5 A r.RDICT adventure was Singapore Coroners Court yesterday at the inq to the death of a labour Cheek Seow Kim. On Jan. 13 Ch were hatch of t City of Liver- at the Harbour Board. At 3.30 pm. alter ascertaining there was no one In the
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    AIRMEN TO VISIT SICK RELATIVES
    225 5 BECAUSE close relative in lhe United Kingdom are ♦seriously ill, six airmen from the Far Fast Air Fore? will fly to Britain to<la\. 1 lie Royal Air Force a..'. ties have arranged varying periods of leave on compassionate grounds to speed fl i patients' recovery.
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    REMOVED BELL COVERS, FINED
    34 5 TAX ■.cd bell CO\ bicycles, was charged in Singapore Second Police C On the morning ol Jan. detective caught Tan in I beii cow bicycles narked outside tive fined $75.
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    M. S. MALAYA
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    Justice is Blind
    743 6 r rHE Government indignantly denies that the new visa regulations discriminate against the Chinese. And. technically speaking, the Government is correct. Nowhere in the new regulations concerning immigration and re-entry into the Colony and the Federation are the Chinese specifically singled out as the victims. In fact
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      AFTERNOON SCHOOLS
      967 6 Sir; There has been some correspondence on profitmaking in Private Schools including those run by Christian Missions. In Singapore, at any rate, there will be no further cause for such an accusation as far as the Mission Schools are concerned because as from the beginning of this year
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      RETURN OF MR. SHINOZAKI
      420 6 Sir: The mention of S tinozaki recalls to mil I ma n y unpleasant events from the Syonan-To d< ys, ano trie Singapore authorities have acted rightly in refusing his landing although he now comes hack as a businessman. Every Nippon- !.n is a nice "gentleman"
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      Why Was He So Proud?
      165 6 Sir; -May 1 suggest that anyone who cannot make proper use of his firearm sl oc be deprived of h.s licence. In the firm where I work a young Chinese wanted to show oil' to all his co-workers that he was the proud owner of
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    16 6 .ind the teeth I found in the pocket Want them cleaned too Mr. Hotohkiss?
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    THE £300 MILLION FLIGHT OF MR. LAMB
    672 6 THE £300 MILLION FLIGHT OF MR. LAMB A Diplomat Is leaving For A Palace Iw Pckii A QUIET slight man named Lionel Lamb f* will fly to China within the next fortnight—and £300,000,000 of British money may depend on the result of his journey. He will leave his furnished flat
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    Review of Views
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    MR. RAMANI'S ERROR
    256 6 •»MR. R. EIAMANI was rapped 2 across the knuckles by Ul 5 Melayu for a speech he m at public meeting organised 5 by the Selangor Indian As I ciati celt the I x anniversai j the R public of 5 Ind <Mi R mani, said Utusan,
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    TRUMAN, PLEVEN AGREE TO FIGHT ON IN I-C
    383 7 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30. (A.P.) President Truman trench Premier Rene Pleven yesterday announced "fundamt i ntl l? P olic y" between their governments on problems in lndo-Lhina and Korea ~mmm^ m /mM ammmm, M.m\.\M m\ m Truman was told by Pleven that the
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    Bradley Report On Korean War Optimistic
    67 7 Bradley Report On Korean War Optimistic WASHINGTON, Jan. 30 (AP)—General Omar Bradley. chairman of the joint Chiefs-of-Stall', gave congressional leaders yesterday what they termed an "optimistic report" on the Korean fighting. After a review of the situation at the meeting with congressional leaders and President Truman at the White House,
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    22 7 The Soviet Government has refused to accept Mr. S. Shazar. former Minister ot Education and Culture, as Israeli Minister to Moscow.— Reuter
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    UK Flu Epidemic Flattening Out
    134 7 UK Flu Epidem ic Flattening Out ON. Jan 30: (Reuter) Deaths from ini Britain have not yet reached their peak, a of Health offic:;-.. said today. "We have reason the epidemic is flattening out in most complications following influenza are taking I among persons over 55 years old." the nd.
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    US ENVOYS TO EAST HOLD SECRET TALKS IN PARIS
    270 7 I'VKI^. 30 i P) American diplomats from behind the Iron 1 lain gathered here la?t night for a three-day exchange of information ihet a general conflict between the Soviet bloe and the West appears imm urit or inevitable. The diplomats including
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    Wants Pacific Isles Returned
    116 7 Wants Pacific Isles Returned photo. TOKYO. Jan. 30 (AP)—Japanese Prime Minister Yoshida's Liberal Party asked that the Ryukyu Islands. including strategic American occupied Okinawa, be returned to Japan in the prospective peace treaty. The party also wants back the Soviet-held Kurile Islands. olf Hokkaido. Japan's northern i island, and the
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    Goes Into Jungle To Award Medal
    65 7 SAIGON, Jan. 30 (Reuter)— General De Lattre De Tassigny j the French Commander-in-Chief in Indo-China drove into the jungle yesterday to award the Chevalier of the Legion of Honour to a young Foreign Legion officer who killed 23 guerillas .single-handed. The officer is iM-vear-o'd
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    'A bdicate At Once,' Juin Tells Sultan
    133 7 'A bdicate At Once, Juin Tells Sultan CASABLANCA. Jan. 30 (Reuter) Moroccan censorship yesterday allowed Casablanca newspapers to reproduce a French press report that General Alphonse Juin, French Resident General in Morocco. has demanded the immediate abdication of the Sultan of Morocco. The French report said General Juin had told
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    Arab-Asian Move In UN Changed
    230 7 LAKE Sl CCESS, Jan. 30 (Reiner)— Tin ArabAsian L2-nation group has amended its resolution calling for a preliminary conference with Communis! China anil on Far Eastern questions. In answer to criticism made about its resolution in the General Assembly's Political Committee, the group inserted! a
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      S. Koreans Remember Walker
      73 7 SOUTH Korean Cabinet members attended a memorial service at the Protestant Chapel at Pusan in memory of the iate Gen. Walton H. Walker, Bth Army Commander killed in a jeep accident north of Seoul two days before Christmas. Hundreds if Koreans packed the chapel to pay
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      86 7 I Three out or every five telej phones in the world are in the United States.-USIS. maa For the first time it will not ibe necessary to conduct a > j recruiting drive for Britain's volunteer harvest camps this coming season. In fact the pro- blem may be to avoid
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      45 7 A bust of the late King Reza Shah Pahlavi has been presented to the Indian Navy Flotilla, now visiting the Persian Gulf, by the Governor of Bander Abbas on behalf of the city as "a token of affection and regard from the Persian people''. (GHS)
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      35 7 Six hundred building trade workers engaged in construction of Britain's new atom research station at Cronhurts in Cheshire went on strike yesterday in protest against the dismissal of a number of labourers considered redundant. Reuter
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      56 7 Mr. Shafiq-ur-Ra_hman Kidwai of the Jamia Millia. Delhi, who is heading an 80-man UNESCO I mission to Indonesia to help in that Government's literacy campaign, has left New Delhi for Jakarta. By training teachers for new settlements, the mission will aid the Indonesia Government's plan to transfer of part of
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      38 7 The Philippine Islands could support more than twice their present population of 20.000,000 people at a satisfactory standard of living if the people were educated to develop their great natural resources, a United Na- tions mission reported.— A.P.
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      64 7 Roof bolting is now holding 37.000,000 square feet of roof surface in ,i50 coal mines in the United States. Under this method holes are drilled in the mine roof and long bolts are inserted. The bolts hold together the layers j of roof and make them self- j supporting. The
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      54 7 San Francisco's Chinatown will have to celebrate Chinese New year next wee» without firecrackers 'f neighbouring districts have their say. Police Lieutenant Harold Anderson or Chinatown, said his department had received complaints in the past that fire- j crackers were exploded at all hours during the week-long celebration which begins
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      56 7 To commemorate the one- j hundredth anniversary ot the. birth of Samuel Gompers, j pioneer in American trade unionism, the city of Baltimore has renamed its vocational school the Samuel Gompers General Vocational School. A new school j now under construction in the city of Philadelphia also will be named
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      43 7 Yugoslavia and Austria have agreed to resume diplomatic relations, Belgrade radio ;.n--nounced. Yugoslavia's official i spokesmen have previously de- clared that any future resumption of diplomatic relations with Austria would not prejudice any provisions under a future Vus- in an peace treaty.- Reuter
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      29 7 Dr. Kurt Schumacher, leader of the West German Social Democrat Party, has announced that his party rejected the Pleven plan for a European Army as basis for discussion. Reuter
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      31 7 Many thousands of people dressed in white for mournu 6 lined tne rour miles route of the State funeral of Sir Francis Molamure, first Speaker Ceylon's House of Representa- tives. Reuter
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      40 7 Lord Xelson, 90-year-old great. nephew of the Admiral. reported to be gravely ill a1 ;i St. John's Wood hospital. London. Lord Nelson, the fifth holder i I the title, has been a patient at the hospital for several ..<-.- A. P.
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    New Soviet Bid To Sabotage To sabotage Atlantic Pact
    214 7 New Soviet Bid To Sabotage To sabotage Atlantic Pact ROME, Jan. 30 (AP)— The Italian Foreign Ofli. received unofficial information la»t nijilit that the Kremlin is about to offer Italy and France a non. aggression pact in return for pit (!•_< rl neutrality thai would knock both countries out of
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    CHINA REDS REOPEN BURMA ROAD
    122 7 HONGKONG, Jan. SO CUP) The Burma Road, Frea China's lifeline to the ou U .world during World War Q hai 'been put back into use by ihe Chinese Communists, informed sources said today The Beds have cleared away J the jungle which crept ovei road
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    Taiwan Said Ready TO Strike Back
    170 7 Taiwan Said Ready TO Strike Back TAD an. 30 '> Nationalist China is v- I i minut to strike back at the I C immunists whether on the side of the United in a g campa t aggn :on or on their own behalf to take up the light where
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    Weaver Dies At 118
    53 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 30 (UP)— Krikor Aral Armenia, weaver, died yesterday at the age of 118 after outliving all but two of his eight children. Arabian was born in !import, Turkey, May 10, L832 and survived the Turk; h massacre of 1915. Hi* was active until
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    Increase In Malayan Rubber Output Due To The Smallholders
    557 8 Bv T. J. LIM, Standard Staff Reporter j mg y m, OF THE 1.750,000 tons estimated world production oi natural rubber lasi year, Malaya produced approximately 700.000 tons, an increase of some 50,000 ton* over the 1919 figure. This is attributable
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    US Partnership In Colombo Plan Expected
    202 8 LONDON, Jan. 30. V partnership between Britain an:l America tv> sponsor jointly the Colombo Plan lot South-Easl isia is now seen ;is distinct possibility, following announcement thai :.t I s delegation v^ill attend meetings in Colombo nv \i montb to discuss tin* nexl steps
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    Malacca Plea
    53 8 MAI./ kC ca Chinese m $1.20 r 1 1 f freighl bv b A n re I ve to SI I 1 to the Gov m* issue oi ad'. U haulage ei that the art 1 agt ts tor tnfrii ;emei I r.ed to 1 ee of the
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    Indonesia To Import More Goods
    71 8 In donesia To Import More Goods INDONESIA is rtw in a tO i:nr r goods r ana tn< pror 1 exchange agrei menl several ling to Dr. A Directoi as in tl ree through I v. Board in Beit e the Dr. Asmaun (left), Dir. tor ol Foi „.i Economic
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    Rubber Shipments
    55 8 W YORK, Jan. .10: fAPi— S1 T repoi ted pmenta I iral rubber fr na Malaya December I I 103.44] j. tons, comp; 1 with 96.007 tons in November, j Of these exports, the United 32,007 tons, the K igdom 15.340. Russia 160, Germany 6.510 and British 3
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    BUYERS FOR COPRA AT $55¾ PICUL
    119 8 BUYERS FOR COPRA AT $55 PICUL St.-.nd.ird Stuff Kt porter !\)PKA i:i S produce mar!; t openi I quiet terday and closed steady th no business reported. There were buyers ai J per picul and sellers at $56J, Coconut oil sellers quoted Si«3 per picul but there was no buyer
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    Malayan Delegate Leaves For UK
    211 8 Malayan Delegate Leaves For UK Raw Materials Parleys tandard Staff Reporler MALAI is to be represented both ::s a producer and trader in lhe international parleys on raw materials proeuremenl and allocation scheduled to take place in i.on.lon on Fel). .">. Mr. T. Van der Gaast, Deputy Secretary for Economic
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    TIN-IN-ORE PRODUCTION UP IN 1950
    109 8 TIN-IN-ORE PRODUCTION UP IN 1950 MALAYAN production of tin-in-orc rose from 54,910 tons during 1949 to 57,537 tons last year. Last month's "Malayan production was 6,699 tons compared with 6,696 tons in November. Stocks of tin metal and tin-in-ore al the end of December amounted to 6,512 tons, compared with
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    Swiss Expert To Survey Borneo Hemp Plantations
    332 8 Swiss Expert To Survey Borneo Hemp Plantations Standard Staff Reporter THK COLONIAL Development Corporation h:i> engaged a bemp-plai t« ing expert to carry out a survey of the existing estates in British North Borneo to see if rehabilitation of these pre-war Japan ;se cultivated estal is an economic proposition. aßfiSßß^»«paiE«»«Mei_K?-*
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    £177 MIL. BEING PAID TO STEEL SHAREHOLDERS
    119 8 LONDON, J::n. 30 (Reuter)— Payment of compensation totalling over £177,000,000 h::s been agreed between the British Ministry of Supply and shareholders in the 110 steel companies due to lie taken over I>\ the Smio on Feb. 15. This compensation covers only H7 of
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    US Buying Lower Grade Rubber
    200 8 US Buying Lower Grade Rubber iir.:<! Fair u i i grades were receiv< the i n Kingdom, the Continent ti I to a Lesser degree from A tralia. Quotations fluctuated fr I 10 to $2.14 per lb. for fli I grade February shipment (Hi an active market, which cl urn
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    Malaya Gets Some Thai Rice Quota
    209 8 Malaya Gets Some Thai Rice Quota Standard Bcpm MALAYA and the British 11, have been allocated 335,000 torn Thailand thi. y.ar. Thi. Ki the J[ they received last \car. However, the protracted British-. in Bangkok for this year's rice shipn Last week, reduced the total of 465 last yeai to
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    Malayan Tins Are Steadier
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    Cycle, Motor Trade Guide Of Malaya
    6 8 Cycle, Motor Trade Guide Of Malaya '.<
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      115 8 RUBBER The latest Singapore rubber prices yesterday (Jan. .>0) were per Ih. Bayers Sellers No. 1 BSS Spot Loose (nom.) $2.17 $2 18 F.0.8 in hales Feb. No. 1 R.S.S. 52.1l $2.1 2 No. 2 R.S.S. $2.04 $2.05 No. 3 R.S.S. (Nom.) $1.98 $1.99 Tone: Irregular. LONDON RUBBER Tuesday's opening
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    Singapore's Cargo Tonnage For 1950 Showed A Big Jump
    152 9 lUK phenomenal increase in the trade of Malaya last year is lected in the quantity of cargo handled at Singapore which tn ted to 6,213,353 tons compared with 4,899,537 tons in 1919. Singapore wharves and roads handled 574.855 tons of cargo
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    Former Malayan Newsman Fights For Peace At UN
    88 9 Former Malayan Newsman Fights For Peace At UN Standard Stall Reporter RAK-BORIN official of the Indonesian Foreign Office Mr. Charles Tambu left Singan a yesterday for Jakarta after two years tin Republic's delegation to the United al Lake Success. Malayan jourMr. Tambu, is ui years vice overseas 18 of which
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    Warehouse For Johore Bahru
    19 9 Warehouse For Johore Bahru i Staff! Repor« I Tue-- A intended Depart- es more than will be diatelv the
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    7-WEEK RAIL STRIKE ENDS
    53 9 7-WEEK RAIL STRIKE ENDS DUBLIN, Jan. 30 (AP): Arbitration by the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin. Most R< v. John McQuaid, has brought an end to the sevenweek strike on Ireland's stateowned railways. freight trains have run in Ireland since before Christmas following the labour action, called to back a demand
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    Courtenay To 'Cover' Anti-Bandit War
    50 9 Mr. William Courtenay, veteran soldier airman and war correspondent, plans to spend some weeks with the British forces in Malaya later this year to 'cover' the anti-bandit operations. He will also film the troops' activities in colour movie to show to the folks at home.
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    Parf Played By Jap Chief
    82 9 SEREMBAN, Tues The part played by Japtime Singapore's Welfare Chid. Manioru Shinozaki in connection with the funeral arrangements of the late Catholic Bishop. Mgr Adrian Devals in Seremban Hospital, is remembered by loca] Catholics who recall that Shinozaki came down ind travelled by road with
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    'Charter Passenger Boats For Pilgrims'
    86 9 'Charter Passenger Boa ts For Pilgrims 1 1 a ml, 1 1 il Stafl Corn pondi ui^^^^^^^^B PENANG, Tuest I ';<* Pilgrim Commissioner, Tuan Haji I*. M. Yusoff has urged lhat the authorities concerned should n«>i permit cargo boats to ply the liailj Bervice* Passenger boats Bhould be chartered for
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    PRESSURE TYPE FIRE EXTINGUISHER
    129 9 FIRES, particularly in motor vehicles, or fused electrical circuits, require faster attention than can be obtained by using pumps to direct the extinguishing fluid oa to the flame. A small fire extinguisher suitable for attachment on vehicles, and which instantly projei ts fluid by the pressure
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    Half Jap Ship's Crew Were Soldiers
    129 9 Half Jap Ship's Crew Were Soldiers Standard Shipping Reporters AT least three ol the men who work aboard the Japanese ship Shinyo Maru had. at one time or another. ii\c<l in Singapore during the occupation. 53-year-old B bosun. B theß I Afterß tO theß thatß there ß ex-B donkey- B
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    Fog Shrouds UK
    43 9 —Pictures by LONDON, Jan. 30: (Reuter) Fo£ shrouded much of Britain yesterday and reduced rail and traffic lo a crawling pace. Imori Wesiageru, bosun of the Shinyo Maru. (Below:) The Chief Steward who was reluctant to be photographed. Michael Goh
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    'USAF THINKS HIGHLY OF CANBERRA'
    97 9 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30: (AP) U.S. Secretary of the A r Force. Mr. Thomas K. Finletter told a press conference yesterday that the Air Force "thinks very highly" of the British Canberra twin-jet light bomber. He said the Canberra aopeared very useful as a night all-weather
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    Flies 50,000 Miles To Sell UK Goods
    186 9 Flies 50, 000 Miles To Sell UK Goods A BRITISH export director has left London by 8.0.A.C. Stratocruiser on the first leg of a round-the-world sales flight and is expected In Singapore next month. He is Mr. Frederick E. Kewley of a firm of refrigeration engineers. He is going to
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      81 9 Despatches TODAY: K in (parcels rut, Chirstmas l<.. Austra E stern Aus- lia and New Zealand noon by Gorgon. TOMORROW. N. Borneo, Brunei and Miri noon Kampar, E. Australia arid New Zealand by Merkur. Men by Van R Thai- .reels nn'y 1 by Bentcng. Pontianak noon by Serdang. Arrivals TODAY:
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      111 9 SHIPPIM INmilGEjg EAST ASIATIC LINE Out.v-.rd Krnm Europe Fob. 14: Tndia for Bangkok, Hontfkony, Manila Feb. 18 Peb, 33: Kambodia sails for H'kong, Kobe and Yokohama Feb. 26. Mar. I: Lalandia for Bangkok Mar. 2. TO I TROPE In Pwrt: 8ela:.,;ia, sails. Iu Port: Malacca. AMERICAN MAIL LINE Por Ob
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      209 9 Persian Gulf Port? t'eb J: Nordstjernan, sails Feb. f. MAERSK LINE In Port: Chastlne Ifaerak, sails for U.Sv East Const. Feb. 5: Oltfa Maersk fails for P. I., H'kong, Japan and U.S. West Coast. In Port: Vibeke Muer.sk. fur Colombo. Bombay. Karachi, and Persian Gulf. In Port: Else Maersk, saltl
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    OFFICE BOY MAKES GOOD AT METRO
    384 10 TJOLLYWOOD, Jan. 30.— 1A Richard Anderson's iaitial introduction to a motion picture studio was not as an actor. Because of his desire to learn through observation, he took a job as an office boy at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, assigned to the Publicity Department. Here,
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    Junior Miss
    108 10 HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 30.— Mom Freeman recently was assigned the most important role of her career. She appears with Joan Fontaine and John Lund in "Rendezous" the romantic comedy-drama now being produced at Paramount. She plays the part of Amy Grey,, 15 year old daughter of Miss Fontaine and
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    WHAT, NO IRON CURTAIN ?
    265 10 WHAT, NO IRON CURTAIN TTOLLYWOOD, Jan. 30 "Jet Pilot" isn't just about supersonic speeds at high altitudes. In one scene Janet Leigh is caught flying over a secret base and is forced down by John Wayne. Back at headquarters he is suspicious of her explanation and asks her to empty
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      816 10 ON THE AIR RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE ENGLISH PROGRAMME i IS-I Metre* u n d 417 Metres i 1(1 a.m. News; For the Schools: 1 p.m. Dance Miisie; i.;so News; 1.48 Concert in .Miniature: 'l p.m. For the Schools; p.ni Programme Sum- j mar> 8.82 C h 1 I d r
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    Just Looking...
    635 11  -  Lilliam Buckoke V AROUJI) THE Sm<SAPORE SHOPS fh glint and Riviera, colours that make these nylons appear more flattering than ever and definitely do something to one's appearance! TUST making note of the J shades I preferred, wh£h Mrs. Best came along. Her department is definitely your personal
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    FIVE CHANGES IN ENGLISH RUGBY TEAM
    227 11 g LONDON. January 30: (Reu|ter) England Rugbv Union 2 team to meet Ireland at Dublin lon February 10 shows a good 5 many changes from that defeated by Wales. Two players who were com- pelled by injury or illness to I withdraw from the
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    Famechon To Meet Burgin
    143 11 NEW YORK. Jan. 30 (AP) 2 Ray Famechon, still hoping for another shot at the Feather--weight Championship, makes his J next start on Feb. b' at Cincinnati linsl Young Eddie Burgin. A third bout with Charley Riley of St. Louis also has been goffered the European
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    Postal Union A.C.
    92 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.-Atthe 227th annual meeting of ?the Postal Union Athletic Club, the following were elected olficJ ers I >r the year: President: J. B. Stoddart; Vice-President Jamieson and S Albert Pierre; Secretary- D. _iah: Treasurer— S. Jeyaraj; Z Committee -N. Boswell, A. ArulSsamy, Anton de Zilva,
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    Pills For More And Better Goals
    380 11 LONDON, Jan. 30 (Reuter)— Elland Road, famous locality of Leeds United Football Club, could well be renamed Gland Road following the successes *hich have attended recent matches played by the club. It has become known that lhe players have been having regular glandular tonic
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    UK-US Golf Match
    51 11 SCARBOROUGH, ENGLAND, (AP): A robin .nai goll" nent m ching Britishmei linst American women was proposed here on Th.;. The tournament v. I ide action for the six fessionals from the Unil S ..*es— headed by Babe Zah. who are scheduled to tour Britain in July. wwwwwv.wwwww
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    Cricketer Walker Praised
    159 11 Cricketer Walker Praised MALACCA, Toes.— Malacca Cricket Association had a successful season ia !9Si ine largely to the rathiwiaw of its former president and 1 South representative, Mr. G. S. Walker, it is reported in the association's p— report for the past year. Not did P# assist towards building a
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    DRAW FOR 2nd, 3rd ROUNDS, SCOTTISH CUP
    128 11 LOM); IN Jai (Beul The d E the second and third rounds of the Scottish Cup re made today. Second round matches to be replaj February 10 are: A Übi on Rovers or Slenhousemuir v. Clyde; Motherwell v. Hamilton Acad, or Elgin City;
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    Johore Malay B.A. Office-bearers
    56 11 AT the ol tne Johore Badmint ciation held at the J Services Association ing were e P Lent: J med bi \k < Pn dents: Inche med bin I Hamid: v n bin M Assistant 1 rr: Al < pwMuHtm" A 'nnned bin Perai aludin, Syed
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      284 11 K.L. Race Weights Following are the u. iuii for i of the Selangor Turf Club February meeting: Clasi I Div. t Haydee 8.11 Springbok 7 Furioi Double Ar 8.10 Avalam I K-,r .tsar, qaa Golden Grove 8.§4 Permit. Dor; i S^Tri&am I.U SSL^ff^ ?er Your Highness 8.11 s l Ecliptic
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    Hock Leng To Play In UK
    264 12 ms Big Chance Bv KEN JALLEH CHEONG HOCK LENG, peu !> -t rowned Singapore tingles champion, is to compete in this year"? All£nuluml championship!*. Hi* entry waa cabled yes|er«ia>. j ast-minute bid to include UK Sii gapore cbampi m in tne k\ Z.'.nd tournament
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    Savitt Takes Aussie Title
    65 12 Savitt Takes Aussie Title SYDNEY, Jan. 30 (ReuterAAP) Dick Savitl of the United States won the men's singles title in the Atistral:ua li.'.n tennis ihampion■fcip here today, when he lt.it the Australian Davis Cup player. Ken McGregor. I f>-3. »i-l in the final. Sav itt elinvnated the -bolder, Frank Sedgman
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    MARINO, CAMPO FIGHTING FIT
    153 12 MANILA. Jan -\P V D-. M r:i: P I pines champ Tanny veights —pronounced t "m razor's edge > a 10-round nontitle >>ut to: m night. t Honolulu's partime er who dethroned I L -don last sum- become kinfl I :ne 112 I the heavy favourite
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    RASC Win Army Rugby Cup Tie
    372 12 TOE Singapore Districl F ami N Cup iinal rugbi lie between Singapore Engineer R«*^t. ami the RASC "A" played at Tanglin yesterday resulted in a lucky, ti v t- point-. !<• nil win for the RASC, lhe RASC setting tlit-ir yoal in lhe >i\th
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    Police Win Twice Against Sel. Club
    151 12 Police Win Twice Against Sel. Club KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. j The Po.iee D.-p it chalked up their second wrin against the Selangor Club today, when they defeated them at hockey by two goals to nil on the Selangoi Club padang The game started at a fast pace, and the Police
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    Barth Out Of South XI
    75 12 Another change in the South team for Ipoh this Saturday was announced last nikht. In place of Ronnie Barth, lasi year's South captain, who is unable to make the trip this year. W C Proctor has been selected. Sheik Mustapha of Negri Sembilan will captain
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    LITTLE 'SAINTS' SHINE IN S'PORE 'SEVENS'
    725 12 ANOTHER five games were decided In the SCC 'Sevens-Side' R u h y tournament yesterday with victory going to R.N.A.S. (Sembawang), Saints 'A', Green Howards, S. Johore and G.H.Q. 4 B\ The diminative Saints 'A' stole the show when they trounced the Royal Signals
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      432 12 ADELAIDE, Jan. 30 (Reuter-AAP)— The MCC's second innings against South Australia closed today just before tea for 220 leaving South Australia the rest of today and all of tomorrow to score 306 if they are to win. At close of play today South Australia
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    Scoreboard
    191 12 MCC Ist. INNINGS— 2II S. AUSTRALIA Ist. INNS.— I26 MCC 2nd.— INNINGS Hutton c Noblet b McLean 66 Washbrook Ibw b Noblet 45 Sheppard Ibw b Noblet 29 Mclntyre Ibw b McLean 0 Simpson c b McLean I Brown b Bowlev 36 Close b Hole 14 Tattersall c Michael
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    Michael, Thumbs Up Impress
    229 12 Michael, Thumbs Up Impress BV OLLIE DAVIES two horses who attracted attention on the second grass track at Kuala Lumpur ye terday morning were newcomers Michael (J, Donnelly) and Thumbs Up (Ayres) when they took 38 2 5 for three with Michael slightly ahead lof his companion. On this form,
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    72 12 'Flu KOes Maung: Boxing Off BURMESE champion Maung ThatUlg, scheduled to fight B >bby Njoo at the Happy World Stadium on Friday night, has gone down with a severe cold and the fight is ofl for the time being. Promoter Wally Oakes has not yet decided on a new date
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    Padre Browne Brilliant, S. C. C. Clinch Marathon Hockey Tussle
    667 12 PADRE BROWNE'S magnTlicrnt goal-keeping enabled the Singapore Criekcl Club >oter«lav to beat the Singapore Chinese Recreation (luh in their fourth encounter in the SHA "knockout*" hockey •*< mi-final. The SCC von hv one goal, thu- qualifying to inert the SRC
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