Sunday Standard, 6 January 1952

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    Masthead
    17 1 Sunday Standard 3fc/8.(-H £)->]X VOL. II NO. 188 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 6, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Malaya May Still Get A Strong Man
    128 1 Malaya May Still Get A Strong Man >\i><>\\ I m. 5 (Renter)— Britain nuv still api strong man with overall political and milirera m Malaya, a usually reliable source said tod ly, this source threw tioubt on a London newspaper this rning thai the Cabinet had abandoned m m face
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    I Killed. 3 Injured
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    Keplanting Cess Rate To Go Up
    298 1 Standard >t«rt errespondent i Xl \l V U MPI K. Sat. lli»' ralf ol rr|)lanliiit; on robber exported Iron Malaya \>ill be ->liortlv increased, according t<» m- 1 lot Million received, 'a sure vas -<-;i •■'•d to m prim i i >• ail sections
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    Baby Found In Dustbin
    45 1 lOHORE BAfiRT. Sat.— A •>. *> i >und dead m a m in the vicinity oi BuSerene today. A Town B labourer, working m area made the discovery. Police have detained a 17- rid Chinese girl who will be charged In court tomorrow.
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    Archbishop Of York Visits S'pore
    239 1 Standard Staff Reporter The Archbishop of York. Dr. Cyril Garbett, paying hi* first Singapore visit slid yesterday: "I am very j»Ui to have this opportunity _>{ seeing your city". Dr. (iarbett flew ia by RAF. Dakota from Kachiag. He was met at Killi.u Airport yesterday
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    Tow-Line Made Fast To Capt. Carlsen's Ship
    162 1 Tow-Line Made Fast To Capt. Carlsen's Ship The Sea Drama Develops LONDON, Jan. 4 (I**) The British tug, Turmoil, *cut a message to London that it had thrown a line to the stricken freighter, Flying Enterprise, tonight and made it fast. The tu;'s message said the skipper of the stricken
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    Reds Charge Allies Bomb China Cities
    70 1 PANMUNJOM, .Tin. 5 (R?«--ter-AAP) Chinese Communist General Hsieh Feng today acrused the Americans of bombing the Chinese clUzs of Shangsi, Mukden and Tsingtao. "You've gone too far with your absurdity and arrogance," Gen. Hsieh said during a meeting of the sub-committee on truce supervision.
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    Churchill In America
    90 1 NEW YORK. Jan. 5 (UP) Prime Minister Witist )!i Churchill arrived m the liner Queen Mary today for important polics aligning conferences with President Truman bearing ju big overall issues of ttie West versua East. The huge Cunard liner !oom«d up out of misty rain weighted With
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    Labourer Fatally Iniured In Fall
    74 1 A 61-YEAR-OLD Chines latiWar Soh Toon, fell approximHSly iO feet off the sec md floor Of building m Markat Sttl«t, Singapore ye*terd«y morning. H« died on admiMioa into th« Qtrieral Hospital. Soh Toon, who lived m a kongji room m Telok Ayer Street was described
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    Red Official In Bentong Killed
    38 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A branch committee member of the Communist set-up m Bentong, Pahang, was killed yesterday and aims and documents were recovered when a Gurkha patrjl contacted two bandits. The other escaped.
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    No Over-All Religious Chief Possible
    140 1 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Under existing constitutions, m the Federation, each Ruler is the head of Muslim religion m his state. Therefore, constitutionally, it i.s impossible and unworkable for any one person to be placed m an overriding position above the Rulers on
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    STALIN SAID WILLING UK LEADERS,
    309 1 STALIN SAID WILLING UK LEADERS, PARIS, Jan. 5 (UP) A high Iron Curtain MMircc Imih <| today that Stalin might be prepared to lt*a\r the Soviet I nion lor a meeting with leaders of the United States and Britain provided the meeting place is not too far Irom the borders
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    Australian Air Chief Due Jan. 9
    173 1 AIR MARSHA!, J. D. I. Hardman, Chief of Air Staffdesignate of the Royal Australian Air Force, is due m Singapore on Wednesday on his way to Melbourne to take up his new appointment. He will stop over m the Colony until next Saturday m
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    PATAUDI DEAD
    46 1 NEW DELHI. Jan. 5 (Reuter) —The Nawab of Pataudi died here suddenly tonight after having a heart attack while playing m a polo match. The Nawab, a first class cricketer, has played for both India and England m his l° n X cricket career.
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    Sterling Area Crisis Main Issue Of London Conference
    247 1 LONDON, Jan. 5: (Reuter)— Main question before thf mid-January conference In London of Commonwealth Finance Ministers will be how to put the Sterling area into balance with the rest oi ha world and m particular vith the dollar area, it WM authoritatively
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    West May Accept Red Proposal
    141 1 PARIS. Jan 5 (UP) The Western powers neared decisi ra 1 today to back the idea ol holding a high-level I'nited Nations Security Council meeting no fold war issues after a Kocean armistice, authoritative sooxoes said. The II sponsors of trie Western collective security blueprint
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    CG Leaves For Medan
    30 1 T H E Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm nfacOooald, Jeft Singapore by air yesterday morning for Medan for a brief informal visit. He will return earJv next week.
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    Wreckage Of Hornet Found, Pilot Missing
    192 1 Wreckage Of Hornet Found, Pilot Missing R V AlftCß Ml .'id B; iti >h i ival shi k se irching ta tha South :im i Se M mi es from »ingapoi i Hoi a< I Bghtei nissing sim >- I- ■i1 moi ning »cated t :i.- v reck age 4
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    Anti-Malayan Report Denied
    170 1 St.irid.ird S<uif urrespondfiil KUALA LUMPI l{ s.r Ihe Agem f rtorj publi ihe i by Malayan newspapers on December 13. > 'h<- effei I Iha .i Beconst ruct ion Ptnatw c Corporation si)nk '-mi.!!! had rtat« i- "that M.< <n tin i>r od it i had fai
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    100 1 CHUBBY AZIZAH keeps a tight, hold on ho* <up alt-r wuininr th« six to months, fC oup at thr RAF Xr i man! <Ma!aya i la.br Skow hell at r»i*nrl vr»i,-rd<*« About 50 babiet V«r« enter rd far th« show Ilirv *«t* from the Reflment Qotla^rons at haiu 4 Seletar.
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    OLD BOYS TO GIVE SCHOOL
    506 2 Drive To Raise $400, 000 For Cost Of Building A DRIVE for funds has been started by the Brothers' Old Boys' Association of Singapore for a proposed $400,000 school they arc going to present to the De La Salle Brothers. The school is to be
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    La Salle School To Open Jan 14
    187 2 Mamiarti Staff Reporter THE DE LA > U L£ Brothers have added one more fwhool to their lint. They have ju*t completed a >250,000 M-hool m Telok Blan^ah Road. It i» an elementary t*ehool. up to Standard V. Govern merit contributed half the
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    6 Men Deny Breaking Into Hotel
    87 2 SIX CHINESE claimed trial m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday when charged with housebreaking by entering into a room Ox the Kian Hoe Hotel at Oven Road on Dec. 9. They also denied raising m >chief and damage to property worth $50
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    10 Cts. Worth Of Poison Did Not Work
    95 2 10 Cts. Worth Of Poison Did Not Work WORRIED ai ut tin oss of r- f.itru'i'. 'A'lw died m B v three ><-ar^ ago, 21year-o d K<. (>tok Soo nought T t-n t rth of cai stic soda, an I This was stated m thi Singar lay, v. hen K>
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    True Light Church Says Thank You'
    100 2 ON BEHALF of the Concert Committee of the Church of the True Light, Miss G. Guok, the Hon. Secretary would like to express gratitude to all who have helped m cash or kind to make the International Variety Concert at the Vicotria Theatre a
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    Methodists Back National School Policy
    135 2 Delegates Named KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Malayan Methodist Conference In Kuala Lumpur today voted full support for Government's national school policy and also called for a broadened and enriched curriculum for Methodist Mission schools m this country. It asked for three vocational instructors m commercial
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    PC Was Absent Without Leave
    100 2 FOR FIVE hours and 15 minutes on Jan 2, Chan Cheng Khim, a 2H-year-old police constable, was absent from duty at the Police Training School without leave. The following day. Chan was again missing for 1 1 hours and 25 minutes. This was stated m
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    Boy Drowned While Bathing
    66 2 A VERDICT of "death by misadventure" was recorded m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday at an inquest into the death of a seven-year-old Malay boy, Ithnin bin Makmor, whose body was found floating m the sea off Kampong Pasir at Pulau Tekong Besar on Safar Day
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    'It's Embarrassing,' Says Magistrate
    406 2 'It's Embarrassing, Says Magistrate A Coroner's Court proceeding is likely to be postponed pending the conclusion of a traffic case as the magistrate of the traffic court finds it "embarrassing" to read m the local papers evidence of witnesses that have not yet been called before him. Both the Coroner's
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    Not The Sisters Of The Poor
    62 2 THE LITTLE Sister* of the Poor. Singapore, have written to say that they have nothing tv do i with the charity s ho w to be I staged at the Happy World Stadium tonight, a write-up of which appeared m the vesierday's issue of
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    Students Arrive At 'Kampong Kirkby'
    366 2 Students Arrive At 'Kampong Kirkby' Standard Staff Reporter THE ESTABLISHMENT In England o£ a residential Training College for Malayan Teachers is unique and is one of the greatest ventures m the history of Colonial education, writes Mr Robert William*, Principal of the Klrkby College, Liverpool m fj 1 a rl^
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    Prisons Chief To Retire
    74 2 photo. COMMANDER G. E. W. W. Bayly, M.R.N.V.R.. 0.8. E., will retire after May 22, 1952, from his post of Commissioner of Prisons, which he has held for fhe past seven yean. Commander Bayly, who has been m Malaya since 1935, told The Standard yesterday that,
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    'Expand If You Wish To Survive'
    259 2 SPORE TRADERS TOLD SINGAPORE businessmen will have to look for wider field for trade expansion if they *i*h to survm*. This advice was given yesterday by Mr. Tan Lai k Sye, President of the Chinese ChamW: of Commerce to a gathering of Chinese traders
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    CENTRES: Delay Flayed
    98 2 MR. S S. MAXYAM. Independent Singapore City Councilor for Worth Ward, has com- plained to the Council Secretary about the deiay m caPing a meet- I ing of lk« joint Government C': Council Committee for Communi'.v Development Mr Manyam told The Standard yesterday that it mac nearly
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    Colony Not Far Behind In Housing
    102 2 Colony Not Far Behind In Housing StNGAMftE Xi m far l>rhm<f m housing and mam in»pr«»<«J at tin pot projrrr^. ni;u|« J. M. Kra*. r. M,. \iw Siagapof« i mml Trust, vho from a three-month lour In n\r v« »f«r«|. n -I: i ItW 1 K mg after co v
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    Power Cuts
    241 2 SUBSTATIONS vi >m( liable to load shedding DAY Hume Pipe Rhe« m I Bin Seng Wire Mesa Quarry. Nanyang >l t Panjang. National I Princess l-.lizabeth Isi I Farm. I lv Pandan Jur .V 3. Bukit limnh I nited < Uaese X V\ kv Soon Cannery. Lam h
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    Denies He Used Force On Girl (7)
    24 2 Denies He Used Force On Girl (7) B itAN CHINN I I ;n S inal Distri I 1:. th usinj; North Bouna Vista H
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      77 2 2? October, 1950, m Batu Gajah Hospital, Perak, Yip Khai, Yip Pheng and Yip Mooi first saw the light •f day. Fed on LACTOGEN, they have now completed their tint year and are sturdy, growing youngsters. licniiif Imß^SSj^f FOR TH£ WORLDS babies f^^^^^ LACTOGEN provides necessary food ImtffiHSpflull elements m
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    S'PORE'S FIRST AQUARIUM TO FOLLOW UK's DESIGN
    678 3 S 'PORE'S FIRST AQUARIUM TO FOLLOW UK' s DESIGN KIISG GEORGE V PARK, which has been chosen as the $he for the Colon ft ff itr *t aquarium will he one of the most attractive spots m Singapore when the budding h completed. For here the public tvilt he able
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    RUBBERS STEADY
    160 3 RUBBERS STEADY FAIR L>E- M VND foi l ie lower grades übbei m the Sin^apoi c m i eel I >i shoi I covei ing oi sa ea I i Ihe Fnited States steadied prices esterd ly. In Mnse |uence. local pries had risen to urell above the I. tndon
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    S.A.T.A. Clinic May Be Named After Edwards
    136 3 S.A.T.A. Clinic May Be Named After Edwards THE ENTIRE new $1,000,000 Clinic for the Singapore Anti-Tubereulo*U Association may be named after it-* Chair* man. Mr. C. L. Edwards, m recognition of hi* services. The Standard understands this suggestion was made by one of the Council members of the Association many
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    New Look In Signs
    97 3 THE work of Mr. VV. R. M. Hax- worth, Singapore Traffic Chief, i-ould be s»fn everywhere m his efforts to assist and direct road users. j Here is one of the four novel and attractive traffic signs put up by his department at the Gra n
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    Dinner Victims Doing Well
    61 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE 30 MEN. women and children, all typhoid victims bo were taken ill after attending a Chinese dinner m November last year are reported making "good progress." One or two have been sent home to convalesce. The others are at the Qeneral Hospital,
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    CLAIMS TRIAL
    29 3 MARIAPPAX was charged m the Singap c Second Police Court yeite.-day with robbing Verappasamy Nathan of $10 at Rocbore Cana! Road on Jan. 3. Mariappan claimed trial.
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    Survivors Back At Work
    111 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. CHIN KAP SENG, that man from Ipoh did a neat job when he destroyed 4.000 hornets m Tiong Bahru on Dec. 27. But lately, two or three of the hornets which apparently survived or had "slept out" during the operation which took
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    Sulaiman Lives Under A Threat
    403 3 It's Hornets Again Standard Aviation Reporter SLLAIMAX bin ALL a mechanic with a trading firm m Singapore, does not have a sword hanging by a thread over hi* head. The threat that hang* over hi* head U something considered by many as luiuu infinitely worse.
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    HAD OPIUM
    95 3 A F-INE of $125 was imposed on Yens* Puck Ton m the Singapore Third Criminal District Court yesterday for having four two-hoon leaf packets oi opium, and opium smoking utensils. Standard photos by ONE m the two rows of l**ia«thorUed »hacks erected In front of the Souther. Hotel
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    FED. TO RECRUIT MORE TEACHERS T.T.C. May Have Fewer Applicants
    299 4 FED. TO RECRUIT MORE TEACHERS T.T.C. May Have Fewer Applicants Standard Staff Reporter An unusually large number of student teachers will be recruited into the Education Department of the Federation of Malaya this year. The Standard understands that the Federation Ciowrnmcnt has for the lirsi time called for applicants niiioiiu
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    Now Rules To Stop Water Wastage
    208 4 Now Rules To Stop Water Wastage Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Designed to prevent waste and contamination of the public water supply new rules have been introduced governing the use of water necessitated by shortage, particularly m Kuala Lumpur. The new rules were drafted before the Japanese invasion but
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    BEAVER SERVICE POPULAR
    124 4 BEAVER SERVICE POPULAR KLUANG, Sat.— The Beaver 'feeder service' to Federation towns from Singapore has become very popular with businessmen and planters here. The fare to Singapore from this town is $21. The service began on Dec. 28 last. MANY people m Kuala Lumpur are looking forward to the day
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    Sacred White Croc May Still Be Alive
    638 4  -  Emile Joseph By IF you go to a Langkawi Malay and tell him that you do not believe m his ideas of the supernatural, he would shun you, for he has his true stories to substantiate his beliefs. One of these is the
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    PMU Names 2 For Mun. Elections
    237 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An 11-point programme has been adopted by the Peninsula Malays In ion for the Municipal Elections here next month when the Union will contest m two wards Sentul and Bungsar. The manifesto issued this morning states that although the PMU is
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    Orders Of Merit To Be Omitted
    84 4 Standard Staff Reporter AT a meeting of the Advisory Committee for Oversea Examinations held m the University of Cambridge it was agreed "that m future, for all centres overseas, the orders of merit at present given on the detailed reports of the Cambridge School
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    ON TRANSFER
    30 4 Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Inspector Gurbakh Singh, the Prosecution Officer, Johore Bahru Police Courts, has been transfered to Kluang. Inspector Kylasam will take over his post.
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    Better Phone
    64 4 Standard Staff Reporter |>LANS are under way U x improve the telephone facilities for the convenience of subscribers m the Dindings area of Perak, which has its headquarters at Taipin?. The Standard understands that departmental estimates have now been drawn up for carrying out extensive additions and alterations
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    When Taiping Became Famous Overnight
    325 4  -  E. C. Janardanan By 'TIGERS are always meat x to newspapers and Taiping has become somewhat well-known overnight among the newspaper-reading public of Malaya for its tigers, imaginary or otherwise. Lest intending visitors to Taiping decide to keep away ■t the last moment because of
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    Maimunab Leaving For Australia
    138 4 Maimunab Leaving For Australia Standard Staff Reporter JOHORE BAIIRU. Thurs. Maimunah. the 13-year-old Malay girl from Jotaore who will leave for Sydney for plastic surgery, will fly there next month. According to the Welfare Officer, Miss E. Fernandes. Maimunah will have to stay m hospital for six months. The girl,
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    Watts Advises Motorists
    101 4 Standard Stall Reporter MOTORISTS are apt to forget that it is and always has been the law to fix their car tax receipts m proper holders. Mr. W.A.M. Watts Registrar of Vehicles told The Standard. This is m line with the law m England. Told that some
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    Retained Watch
    35 4 Toh Foo Ifoi was *e.ienced b y the President of the Sessions Court. Kluang to one day's simple imprisonment and fined $50 or two months" rigorous imprisonment for dishonestly retaining a stolen watch.
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    Service For Dindings
    161 4 and Pangkor Island. At Pangkor the development plan is to cost the authorities more than $50,000. The plan will Include the enlargement of the present telephone exchange building at Pangkor which is inadequate to house the extra telephone operating and engineering plant, required to augment the present
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    $5,000 BAIL IN OPIUM CASE
    53 4 LIM KEE GUAN pleaded guilty m the Singapore Third Criminal Distrk-t Court yesterday when charged with having four pounds of opium and 1.498 leaf packets of prepared opium, near the mouth of the Singapore river. Bail of $5,000 m two sureties was oTered until Jan.
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    Many Disappointed In Bush To Learn Embroidery
    400 5 Many Disappointed In Bush To Learn Embroidery Staadari Slafl (or respondent PENANG, S<i'. Two more nooia where embroidery w >■'< will ba t* ught are to M ->p.*:i^'l .'a Penang this t ording to Mr. "'-I Ah Kirn, District ■I m i^- the Singer Sewing Machine Company. Fne new ichooVs
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    Read To Be Deputy Chief Radio Malaya
    167 5 Mtnd«r.* Stirt orropondtnt PEN S.r. Mr A. T. Read Station Manager, Radio Ma i Penang, will be pro- ling > Singapore to take p he posl >; A. 'nig Deputy Radio Ma aya, Singapore m Jai iry 17, replacing '•It Tony Beai i
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    Society Wedding In Ipoh
    152 5 SunJir< M^rt (01 respondent [POfi Sat. Two cousins. Or Chong Yew Cboong and: Vliss i)> P»n Kheng from '■•:i Fami tea m Kuala L npui < Ipxii respectively, i 1 ere married here '.oday. iridegrooro graduated; the University of Malaya v <. ar\.l la the second
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    Training School For Chinese Teachers Is Nearing Completion
    259 5 Training School For Chinese Teachers Is Nearing Completion Standard Staff Correspondent PF\\\<p, Sat. In keeping with her reputation an ike cradle of learning and culture m Malaya. Priiang baa bcra t limn n as the centre for the first Government biaeM Teachers* Normal Training School. A 1200,006 building sanctioned by
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    NEW ACCOUNTS LAW
    243 5 Like Taking Us To Sacrificial Alter -Mr. LAW PAX KHUAN Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat.— The Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce 14 ap^t-aling to all Chinese Federal COllll- -< illor-4 to bring up the matter of the Records am! Accounts Ordinance 1950, for further discussion m the
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    NEWS' KEEPS REDS ON THE RUN
    303 5 Bandit Raids Fall But More Are Wiped Out Standard Staff Correspondent Xl ALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Far more information from the public last month enabled Security Forces to make twice as many contacts with bandits. This resulted m mote bandits being Killed tban m November
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    Pagoda Will House Ashes Of The Dead
    184 5 IPOH. Sat.— The Perak Cre- mation Society is building a I 40 feet, seven storeyed pagoda adjoining its crematorium at the fourth mile Gopeng Road. This was revealed by the Pre- I sident. Dr. Wu Lien Teh at the annual general meeting of
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    Overtook Car: Fined
    30 5 ALLEGED to have overtaken a car when there was another car approaching from the oppos\\r direction, Chan Koon Chin of Ipoh was fined $25 m Parit Buntar.
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    Misadventure
    43 5 MALACCA. Sat.— The Coroner returned a verdict of misadventure m the inquiry into the death of a vegetable gardener. Lieu. Khoon who was involved m a collision with a car driven by an engineer. Peter Rr.bert Carey of the Central Electricity Board.
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    PERAK RIVER SCHEME WILL MAKE STATE SELF-SUPPORTINC IN RICE
    955 5 PERAK RIVER SCHEME WILL MAKE STATE SELF -SUPPORTINC IN RICE By Leong Hew Meng 'pHE Perak River, known only by name to the thousands of people m the State rarely becomes news, but when it does, it's m a big way— floods, drownings and commercial projects. Because sometimes it ha
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    Federation Diary
    479 5 KK\: Along Th« Great Divide 3 13. 6.15 and 9 15 i>m Daughter Of Rosie OGrad* 12 noon. CATHAY: The La*; Outpost 115. 3.15. 6.15 ami t3 ;> m Captain China 11 a. mi ODKON: Zorror'a Bla.ir Whr» 1. 3 30. 6. 1S and »1* >'« >ita!ia 11
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    Joint Malaya-IC Plan Against Reds Likely
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    PERAK ENTER 'BLUES CUP FINAL
    372 16 Kedah Put Up Game Struggle SUNGEI PATANI, Sar.— Perak qualified for the All Blues Rugby final today by beating Kedah 22 points to 11 m a game which was close m spite of the difference between the scores. Perak's points came from two goals and
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    KL Girls Hold SCC To A Draw
    284 16 r PHE K.L. Public Work* L Department women.* hockey team put up a brilliant display yesterday at the padang against the Singapore Cricket Club, forcing the Colony's strongest hockey team to a I—l1 1 draw. The game which was played at .i fast
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    PERAK TEAM FOR RUGBY FINAL NAMED
    130 16 TAIPIXG. Sat.— The team to represent Perak m the HMS -Malaya rugger competition rinal against the Singapore Services at Kuala Lumpur next Saturday was selected following a game between Kinta and Taiping liere today. The team for the final is the sam» as {hat
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    World Table Tennis
    41 16 HONG KONG, Jan. 5 (AP) i he Hong Kong Table Tennis Association will send four men u» the World Table Tennis C hampionships. m Bombay late his month. Th# playert will le v by air on January 23.
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    Selangor Beat Negri
    47 16 KI.ANG, Sat— ln the first HMS Malaya rugby match to be played m Klang, Selangor beat Negri by six points to nil. Selanjsfor scores were from two unconverted tries both -stored by Bakar m the second half. The match was played m heavy rain.
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    Offers For Bernie Hal! And Hancock
    181 16 WHITE Singapore promoters are undecided about organising a new year programme, "Tex Ricards" m Bangkok and Manila are hungering for the services of Bernie Hall and Taffy Hancock. Match-maker Razak has received several cables offering tempting purses lor the two Australian boxers. That astute
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    Weights For S'pore Races
    671 16 BELOW are the weights for the first day of the Singapore races on Jan. 12. Cl. Div. 1 1 Mile Cape Horn 9.00 I (hantillv 9.00 I The Meare g.12 I Haydee 8.10 >lunlee 8.09 The Rain 8.08 i Unless 8.07 Charlemagne 8.06 Little Ned 8.06
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    Colony Fancied To Win Hockey Meet
    401 16 THE first major event of the Singapore Hockey Association for this year will be the quadrangular meet between Perak, Xegri Sembilan, Malacca and Singapore to be held this week end. Weather permitting, hockey fans m Singapore will be assured of first class hockey. Though
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    TIDES and TIEMS
    30 16 TIDES and TIEMS HIGH TIDES at the principal resorts m Malaya: TODAY A.M. P.M Singapore 5.33 6.35 Malacca IM 3.50 Port Dickson 1.07 1.31 Port Sham IM2 Penang 7.5! d.06
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    Karachi Tennis
    58 16 KARCHt. Jan. 5 (AP' A three-day international tennis tournament began Friday m Karachi, m which seven foreign players are takin? part Results: Straight Clarke, US, beat Rauf, Pakistan, 6—l. 6—l; Skonecki, Poland, beat Tregonning. Australia. 6—2, 6—3; Horst Hermann, Germany, beat Cawthorne, Australia. 8. 6—2. Doubles: Ampjn. Philippines,
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    WINS CHESS TOURNAMENT
    62 16 MONTE VIDEO, Uruguay Jfn. 4 (UP)— Austria* Elikases won the international chess tournament here today with 11 out of possible 13 points. Second was Spain's Toran with 10 points. Neither player lost a single game although several stalemated. Letterlier of Chile was third, Germany's Grazil was fourth.
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    Wins By Knockout
    28 16 TOKYO, Jan. 5 (ReuterAAP)— Hachiro Tatsumi, J»pan's middleweight boxing champion, knocked out Mamora Yokoyama m the seventh round of a titta match here last night.
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