Sunday Standard, 27 January 1952

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    17 1 Sunday Standard *fcji(-H» f)SWX VOL. II NO. 209 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1952. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Leadership Needed, Says Sir John Hay
    728 1 Standard Staff Reporter IHI need for an overhauling of Government i:iirrv and for resolute, courageous leadership <l toward* prnetiral aims and for a reorganization i ln- police was emphasized by Sir John Hay, an interlioaal authority on the rubber industry, at a press ftitlCC
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    Excessive Taxation Criticized
    239 1 Excessive Taxation Criticized (INK EXGESSVE la\a- i on ihe rubber industry -Iroiigly crilieized by John liny at a press tirrrmr m Singapore :<■ I •■:;!:> rcstl so U It IDgC that it treated m the postwar ibabbilj t) I v §ov- both th :ne and here."' S *hn said that
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    Angpow For Little Ah Loy
    106 1 Angpow For Little Ah Loy Picture by the ANG POW FOR AH LOY! Four-year-old Ah Loy was so fascinated by her first closeup of a European lady m an evening gown that she nearly forgot to accept her angpow. Comely Hong Moh Poh is Mrs. Peggy Swain, wife of Kheem-Hume's
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    French Won't Hold Direct Talks With Ho
    233 1 SAIGON, Jan. 25: (Reuter)— France will seek an armistice m Indo-China if one is signed m Korea, M. Jean Letourneau, French Minister for the Associated States of Indo-China said here today. Such a move would be undertaken m the international field, he said.
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    4 Hurt As 3 Grenades Explode In Bar
    54 1 SAIGON. Jan. 26 (AFP> Four people were seriously wounded when three hand grenades exploded yesterday evening m a bar m the centre of Saigon. Two of those wounded were Frenchmen. A policeman who happened to be near the bar. succeeded m arresting
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    Vice-President III
    53 1 JEFFERSON CITY, Missouri, Jan. 25 (UP).— Vice President Alben W. Barkley became ill tonight after making a speech before the Missouri Bar Association. Barkley had completed hit address when he was stricken. He sat down for several minutes befor# walking to his room* from the ballroom* wiieif tilt
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    Tin Mining Bund Burst Causes Flood
    198 1 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOK, Sat.— The bursting of a tin mining bund belonging to the Weng Lien Foong Mining Kongsi m the 4J mile Gopeng Road yesterday evening caused the inundation of a large area m and around the picturesque Sam Poh Toong Temple
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    Egypt To Sever Ties With Britain
    330 1 Egypt To Sever Ties With Britain Decision Said Reached At Cabinet Meeting CAIRO, Jan. 26 (AP) The pro-Government newspaper, Al Misri, said today that Egypt's Cabinet Friday night decided to sever relations with Britain. Egyptian political observers also said they believed the Cabinet discussed the question of severing diplomatic relations
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    BOAC Diverts All Planes From Cairo
    158 1 BO AC Diverts All Planes From Cairo CAIRO, Jan. 26: (Reuter). Anti-British demons trations this morning forced all British Overseas Air ways planes to be diverted from Cairo, one of the most important aerial cross roads of the world. Four BOAC planes which arrived at Farouk iirpori last night found
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    Gimson Returns
    42 1 GOVERNOR of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, returned yesterday by RAF Dakota from Saigon after a visit to Hongkong and Indo-China. He was met at Kallang Airport yesterday by Mr. W.L Blythe, Colonial Secretary, and Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, City Council President.
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    Peking Protests To Britain Over HK 'Atrocities'
    208 1 TOKYO, Jan. 26 (AP). Communist China announced today it has made an official protest to Britain over the "persecution" of Chinese at Hongkong. Peking Radio broadcast a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of "the Central People's government of the People's Republic
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    Russians To Aid Peking If Attacked
    158 1 MOSCOW, Jan. 26 (AP) Moscow newspapers yesterday carried headlines suggesting the Russians are concerned over any possible use of Japanese military forces against Communist China. One paper said Russia, under her pact with Red China, would go to the aid of the Peking government
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    SOVIET GENERAL DIES
    25 1 MOSCOW, Jan. 26, (AP). The death of Major General Vassilli Gavrilov, 50, a 32-year veteran of the Soviet Army, was reported yesterday.
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    He's Only 3½ Years Old But He Weighs 116 lbs.
    194 1 WHEN Johnny Wright, 3. was born, his mother was a little disappointed by his weight. -Only 5 Ib. 14 oz." she murmured. "Never mind, he'll soon catch up." Johnny did. At eighteen months he weighed more than Ast—and now. with
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    Rioters Smash Up Movie Houses, Cafe
    168 1 CAIRO, Jan. 26 (IP) Rioting demonstrator* broke into Rivoli Cinema, which hi partly Briii»liowned, today and smashed iiirnitiirr and started -tttinfire to the building. Other demonstrators entered Metro Cinema, owned the American Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Company. MIMIMd all the windows and attempted to set it
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    New Year 'Angpows' For Bandits
    58 1 New Year Angpows' For Bandits Chinese New Year ang pows for bandits m five States were bombs, rockets and gun-strafing by the R.A.F. and R.A.A.F. m yesterday's air operations m support of the security forces. Targets m Kedah. Negri Sembilan, PaJ'ang. Perak and Selangor were attacked by RAF. Brigands, Hornets
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    Rusk In Tokyo To Discuss Troops' Stay
    156 1 TOKYO. Jan. 26 (UP) j Special Presidential ambassa- dor, Dean Rusk, and Assistant j Secretary of the Army, Earl D. Johnson, arrived m Tokyo this morning to negotiate administrative agreements on the stationing of United States forces m Japan after the occupation. The
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    Bus Strike Paralyzes Kota Bharu
    117 1 Bus Strike Paralyzes Kota Bharu Standard Staff Corresponds nt KOTA BHAKU. Sat Hentri Besar's last effort to MfOtiate settlement on behalf "f North-Eastern Transport Withers Union failed and a sti ike started at seven o'clock Hi is morning. Members MPfmhlrd at the Union premises and bus Am* tion with slogans
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    Todd Made Acting HK Colonial Secretary
    46 1 HONGKONG, Jan 25. (Reutei AAPi— Mr. Ronald Ruskin T'.dd Secretary for Chinese Affairs, was today appointed as acting Colonial Secretary here unti. successor is found to the former Colonial Secretary Mr J t Nicoll. the newly appointed Governor of Singapore.
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    Freighter Refloated
    45 1 CASABLANCA. Jan 26. AP> The American freighter, Newberry Victory. was refloated yesterday after three days «»n a reef outside the Casablanca harbour Tbe «iip Wh» <airyiHj^ a nrgo valued at 5.1 .'H.OOO. tnrlu<*ii 15 plane* far ue LI A atf 4m*' 4O M^iucc-M.
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    CHINESE SPENT $10 MIL.
    228 2 Food And Drinks Take Most Of It Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S 750,000 Chinese population spent something like $10,000,--000 at a "conservative efttimate" for their New Year, according to a Colony banker. Most of this money was spent on food and drinks and on offerings to the
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    161 2 THE MONEY contributed by The Standard readers who gave so generously to Madam Loh Kai Chee has enabled her to celebrate Chinese New Tear. Yesterday, while she was away from the house, the elder four of her five children remained at home. Twelve-year-old Toh Nam, the "man of the family,"
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    Denies Theft
    42 2 CHOO CHAK NG was charged m the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday with stealing a fountain pen. worth $12 from Tan Kuan Che e at North Bridge Road on Jan. 25. He claimed trial and '>vas remanded until Jan. 30
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    Radio Malaya Man Wins Festival Prize
    250 2 Standard Woman Reporter IN THE midst of a great deal of work, Mr. William A. Rea, Radio Malaya's talented Musical Assistant m Singapore, yesterday received a cable informing him that he had won a first-prize for his piano sonata m the Festival of Britain's
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    6 Hoteliers Fined
    34 2 SIX HOTEL keepers were fined a total of $750 m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, for failing to register the particulars of their lodger* between Dec 26 and Jan. 17
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    NS Indians Dine
    23 2 SEREMBAN, Sat.— The Negri Indian Association observed Indian Republic Day with a dinner today at the Negri Sembilan Club, Seremban.
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    Naylor To Make Defence on Feb.2
    311 2 Nay lor To Make Defence on Feb.2 Standard Staff Reporter RALPH NAYLOR, a 29-year-old engineer employed m the Singapore City Council charged with negligent driving by knocking down Mr. G. Bolton on Nov. 24 at 7.30 pjn. last is to make his defence on Feb. 2. At the resumed trial
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    His 14th Conviction —One Year
    242 2 Standard Staff Reporter SIX WEEKS after he had been discharged from prison. Wee Kirn Hock (48) went to a house m Wilkie Road, and cheated Thyihappon Arumugam of $80 under the pretence that he was the manager of the Great World Amusement Park. This was
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    CONSTABLE ON $1,000 BAIL
    69 2 A POLICE constable. Alias bin Baba. was charged m the Singapore Second District Court yesterday with causing the death of another constable, Mohamed Din bin Merah, by doing a rash and negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. while driving a police pick-up along Thomson Road
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    Window Burglars Raid 4 Houses
    118 3 Window Burglars Raid 4 Houses vi.imLml Maff Reporter H>l X more houn«*t>reakinsa v>»T»- reported to the i .1.1). \«-*t«'rday, when fourglan v* ho gained entry tiirmiuh open windown -.loir l»r«*|»«-rtv valued from $300 i<> o\»t S6OO m each cane. 1 burglaries occulted m i Basal] Road. Marine Cavenagh Road and
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    Today's Power Cuts
    267 3 "»l lt> I \IH>N> m >ii)K;i|M»rf liti»l» to load -.ii.iidini; today: DAY \lli uiilir i. KafTlt^ Hotel. Aljunld Kil veil il*-. l\i>a l.t'har r nn|»- Joo (hiat Pla<«\ .lalan -n l.il.in Kiiiioo. aiiihrnlt;«* IM Kui-iM.ii mi Towner IM •m i ißftaoa Ktl >»*iiiirtt Estate. holam \\rr MrPhersofl
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    Plans Car Tour Of Europe
    227 3 Standard Staff Reporter MR. M S NABI. Singapore business man, is to make a motor-car tour of Europe and Britain to visit the various shipping concerns and his overseas agents. Mr. Nabi. who is Managing Director of Singapore Baggage and Transport Agency Ltd Managing Director
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    THE COMMUNITY CENTRES
    478 3 New Body To Discuss Details Of Development Standard Staff Reporter A SCHEME for the development of community centres m Singapore will be considered at llie first meeting of the Committee for Community Development to be held at the Education Department on Feb. 6. The scheme has been
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    MARKET REPORT
    108 3 THE RUBBER market m Singapore yesterday was quiet but slightly higher than Friday's levels. Small business was reported. the market m the main being disinclined to trade. NOON PRICES Singapore Chamber of Com merce Rubber Association noon prices yesterday (Jan. 26) were (per lb): Buyers Sellers No 1
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    CID Step Up Pressure On Pen Racket
    464 3 CID Step Up Pressure On Pen Racket Standard Woman Reporter THE CRIMINAL Investigation Department of Singapore is increasing its pressure against the imitation Parker Pen racket which is flooding the local market with counterfeits from Japan. It is possible so far to institute prosecutions against 10 different dealers, The Standard
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    29 3 photo. OPERATING the sweepstake globes at the A.A.M. draw. From right Mrs. W.G. Thurston, Mrs. E.G. De Chaneet, Mrs T.P.F. McNeice, Mrs. N.G. Morris, and Mrs. J. Falconer. Standard
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    A.A.M. Sweep A Big Success
    226 3 Standard Staff Reporter IMF DRAW of an -|m riiiK-nlal pjHI run l>> the Automobile A*>»ori;ition of Malaya (Singapore and Johore Branch) on Friday night at the Association 'ft premise*, proved to be an unqualified BuccettH. Mr. P. J. Darnell, chairman of the Association told The
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    Briber (72) Fined
    42 3 Tia Huat Thong, aged T2, was fined $12 by the Mn.ir Magistrate fur selling food nt Jiilan Daud without a licence. He was aiso fined $'A<) for offering bribe of $1 to a Police Constable to avoid being arrested
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    Cautioned
    39 3 CHIN Sin. aged <i. r who successfully appealed m the Seremban High Court again t a sentence of three months' rigorous imprisonment previously passed by the Kuala Pi!ah Sessions Court, was cautioned and discharged by Mi Justice Abbott
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    JUDGE WANTS MEDICAL VIEW
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— To obtain further medical evidence about the treatment of opium addicts, Mr. Justice Taylor at the Criminal Court of Appeal, has adjourned an appeal by a 60-year-old Chinese. Pen Chook, against the conviction and sentence of six months' rigorous imprisonment passed on him
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    NSCRC Dance
    20 4 SEREMBAN. Sat.— A Chinese New Year's Eve dance was held tonight at the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Cliib.
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    Four Arrested At Road Block
    68 4 FOUR Chinese, their ages ranging from 17 to 25, were arrested at a road block on Jan. 22 at Mantin m Negri Sembilan. They had failed to remain indoors during specified hours m that area. In the Magistrate's court m Seremban, on the following day,
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    Fifth Mass Wedding
    127 4 Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. Ten couples were married at the fifth mass wedding held at the Meng Seng Charitable Association when the President, Mr. Cheong Seng Wan, officiated. The couples were: Mr. Lee Kheng Kwee and Miss Tan Tai Lan; Mr. Sai Sang Cbiaw and Miss
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    CRISIS IN KAMPONGS ABATED,' SAYS K G CHIEF
    255 4 CRISIS IN KAMPONGS ABATED,' SAYS K G CHIEF Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Kampong Guard organization m Pahang number more or less 15,000 men since its inception m the middle of 1949, said the Officer Commanding. Che Yeop Maidin m a broadcast talk over Radio Malaya last night.
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    POLICE CHIEF DUE MID-FEB.
    114 4 LONDON, Jan. 26 (UP). Colonel Arthur Edwin Young, 45-year-old London Police Commissioner, will fly to Malaya on February 15 to take over the reorganization of the Federation of Malaya Police Force. A meeting of the City of London Court of Council on Thursday granted Col. Young
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    Sir Otto Will Have Busy Time
    385 4 Standard Staff Reporter A FULL and varied programme has been arranged for Lt.-Gen. Sir Otto Luntl, Commissioner-in-Chief of St. John Ambulance Brigade, from the time he arrives m Singapore, at Kallang Airport, at 5.50 this afternoon until he leaves for Sydney on the morning
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    48 4 ELEVEN new sets of automatic light signals are being installed at different key points m Kuala Lumpur town to regulate traffic. Two signals are already m operation, one at the Mountbatten Road and Batu Road junction (above) and the other at the corner of the General Post Office.
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    Woman (70) Fined $2,150
    60 4 A WOMAN, Chia Gek Huay, aged 70, was fined $2,000 or six months' imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate for possession of 28 gallons fermented mash and 104 gallons liquor at Jalan Jabbar, Parit Jawa on Jan. 6. Chia was also fined $150 or one month's jail
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    TWO FINED
    38 4 MICHAEL Pas and Thomas son of Saravanamuthu were each fined $15, m default one week's rigorous imprisonment by the President of Sessions Court, Muar, Che Hamid bin Musthapa for breaking the curfew order at Pagoh, Myjr.
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    90th Anniversary
    23 4 The Vivekafianda Ashrama will celebrate the 90th birthday anniversary of Srimat Swami Vivekananda mi n Kaela Lumpur at 10 a.m. today.
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    Seremban Dance
    16 4 THE Negri Chinese Recreation Club will hold a dance today at the club premises.
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    Plans Were Not Passed
    99 4 THE SKIbAPORE Baggage Transport Agency Ltd., who are using buildings to store baggage m Irravvady Road, may have to demolish the buildings if the City Council decides not to grant them a temporary permit for them. This was stated m the City Police Court, yesterday, when
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    Court Postpones Re-Trial Of PC
    81 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Because the father of the accused, an important witness for the defence is seriously ill m Kota Bharu. the re-trial of a Malay police constable, Zakaria bin Mohamed at the High Court, here on a charge of murder was adjourned sine die
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    CINEMA TREAT
    36 4 SEREMBAN, Sat.— The management of Metropole Theatre. Seremban, gave a cinema treat today to 800 poor children who were admitted by tickets issued by the Welfare Department. There was also an ice cream treat
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    NEW LAWYER FOR KL
    99 4 Tlfß. P. H. Yong, 25-year-old ITJ son of Federal Legislative Councillor, Mr. Yong ShookLin of Kuala Lumpur, has just returned to Malaya after studying law at Downing College, Cambridge University. Ha has secured his B.A. and LI.B. degrees. In his first year he won first class
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    Agricultural Day
    34 5 Yesterday was ''Agricultural Day* at Titi Serang Padi Experi. mental Station. Talks ori various aspects of agriculture were broken by a curry tiffin at 1 p m. at the Malay Girls' School.
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    LIKE TO GROW OYSTERS?
    234 5 Here's How To Obtain Advice And Free Gear Standard Staff Correspondent LNANG, Sat. Anybody m Malaya wanting to get into the edible oyster growing business need only approach the Director of Fisheries, FederaUon of Malaya, Mr. D. W. le Mare, at Penan^ and he will get
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    49 5 photo. A SCROLL was presented to the two sisters. Chen Siow Lee and Chen Siow Kiew of Hongkong, who gave a charity performance at Seremban recently m aid of the Negri Sembilan Maternity Hospital. The Chairman of the Hospital, Mr. C. Chong, is seen holding the scroll. Keng Li
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    INDIANS TOLD HELP MALAYS
    228 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sal. Mr. T. V. Ramakrishnan Rao, At-tiii" A«ent of the Government of India m Malaya, iir»rd Indian* to give iheir best services and unreserved Mipport to the Malays who are at present m need of it. He was addressing a large gathering
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    New Year Cards Set A Record
    115 5 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. So card conscious are the people of Penang this Chinese New Year that cards already posted (1.30 pjntL today) exceed last year's total by 25 per cent. Mr. C. E. Slaton, Acting Controller of Posts, Northern Division, revealing this,
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    Doors Of 25 Shops Barred
    148 5 Doors Of 25 Shops Barred Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The North Selangor Circle War Executive Committee has advised the District Officer, Mr. P. A. Coates, owing to the approaching Chinese Year, to extend the closing order on 25 provision shops m Batu Arang to February 5. instead of
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    Echo Of BM Shooting
    96 5 BUTTERWORTH, Sat— On the night of Jan. 20 three unknown gunmen, armed with automatic pistols, forced their way into a clog-maker's shop In Aston Road. Bukit Mertajam and shot dead three of the inmates. This was told by the clogmaker, Chan Foo, at the triple inquiry
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    RADAR UNIT FOR PENANG
    365 5 A MOBILE radar detection unit has been sent to Bayan Lepas airfield, Penang, and will shortly come into operation there, the Royal Air Force announced yesterday. The radar unit is to be used to train volunteers from the Penang Squadron of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force
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    Crash: Man Dies
    60 5 A FATAL motor accident occurred at Simpang Ampat on Thursday when a Chines* cyclist who was involved m a collision with a car. died. It X believed that the driver oi the car was Mr. B.R. Hawes, a pilot from Singapore The cyclist wa> removed to the
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    Robbers Strike At 3 Places
    79 5 Standard Staff Reporter ARMED gang robberies and hold-ups by thugs m the Colony are becoming more frequent as the Chinese New Year approaches. The Assistant Commissioner (Crimes). Mr. F. G. Minns, said yesterday that three more incidents— all on Thursday night -had been reported to
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    Poor Are Not Forgotten
    64 5 Poor Are Not Forgotten MALACCA, Sat. Rising food prices, curfews and restrictions on the movement of foodstuli here have curbed much of the usual frenzied buying on Chinese New Year's Eve. But the under-privileged have not been forgotten. The Rotary Club. M.C.A. and many individuals have contributed a total of
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    Red Cross Week Starts March 1
    71 5 IPOH, Sat.— Highlight of Red Cross "Week" which starts m Ipoh on March i, will be the gala ball, to be held probably at the Celestial Cabaret on March 5 with the band of the 12th Royal^ Lancers m attendance. Prices of admission are
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    Federation Diary
    598 5 PENAING HEX: Two Tickets To Broadway HIS am, 130. 3.30. 6 15 and 9 15 p.m. CATHAY: Pak Jeen Sun Kung (C) 12.30. 2 30. 4 30. 645 and 9 15 p m. Second Wife iC) 1145 p.m Whispering Smith 10.30 am ODEON: Meet Me After The Show
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    Noel Barber's Diary
    1226 6  - Noel Barber's Diary MONTE CARLO r r*°-tA MONTE CARLO AT ITS BEST NOW MONTE CARLO, Sat. YESTERDAY tHe rainswept streets of Paris m mid- winter today the blue skies and sparkle of Monte Carlo. Magic carpet? No— just 14 hours m the Blue Train's comfortable sleeper and you are transported
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    ..AND A PRINCE HID HIS FACE
    391 6  -  The Arab airls danced tX)R half an hour I had sat on a bench that reached round the bluewashed stone walls of a room In the Arab quarter of the town of Bou Saada while four poutymouthed Berber girls, m traditional costume, danced their
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    HE WINKED AT THE JUDGE....
    205 6 W ***J ODD STORIES ih the news SO many women m New York subways complained about Paul Henry winking: at them that he was arrested. The judge was about to sentence him for contempt of court for winking AT HIM, when he learned Paul could
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    I LAY ON THE COUCH AND LET MY MIND GO BLANK
    2107 7 I LAY ON THE COUCH AND LET MY MIND GO BLANK i IKRF. was a time when I used to move m very p „sar circles. Ido it even n i whea at about midigi any Saturday I am ■■tad to walk the white rtn.k line In fact only a
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    INDOCHINA — Two Rice Baskets On A Pole
    1915 8  - INDOCHINA Two Rice Baskets On A Pole Andrew Roth By LONDON 'T'HE difference between the Malayan conflict and that m Indo-china was repurtedly emphasized by Field Marshal Sir William Slim m the recent Washington talks. He also apparently insisted that Burma's situation is as precarious as Indochina's. There is not
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    There Are No Non-Political Red Soldiers
    1061 9  -  CASSANDRA By PANMUNJOM. T^ViiN the name sounds odd, 1 Panmunjom "the inn by the road." But if the name sounds odd what goes on at Panmunjom is a good deal odder. It is at this bleak and desolate spot m Korea that the United
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    178 9 THERE are Sunday drivers A out m space, colliding m heavy traffic. They are tiny planets, called asteroids. Their collisions create millions of tons of pulverised dust each year. Dr. Stefan L. Piotrowski, Polish astronomer, estimated. The asteroids race around the sun m a belt between Mars and
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    What I Would Like To See In 1952
    1503 9  -  SEBASTIAN HAFFNER By Sebastian Haffner, foremost European commentator on international affairs, studied at the Universities of Berlin HJ PMif, emigrated to Britain for political reasons m iw», and became a naturalised British subject m 1948. «a« r °f ermai| y Jekyll and
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    Nor Kraal's Kallang Diary
    961 10 Nor Kraal's Kallang Diary HE BLAZED A TRAIL FOR DUTCH AVIATION QUSTENING m bright sun os it swept down gracefully on to Kallang, the Constellation then almost glided towards the Terminal Building and was brought to a halt with a clean halfturn. Three minutes later out stepped the pilot i
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    1082 10 $Qyii\ people like doing things to their car. Take for instance the cute little Minor painted a vivid maroon that can be seen flashing around town. This little car has been very cleverly converted locally into a slick convertible. The hood
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    AT THE MOVIES
    2913 11  -  OSWALD HENRY fWITH I r\i».. Ym 'Hoffmann' Is Magnificent r PHERE is only one word 1 that adequately describes "The Tales Of Hoffmann" and that is "magnificent." This descriptive phrase, combined with the film itself, provides a fitting tribute to the genius and imagination of Michael Powell
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      164 11 WISHING ALL OUR CHINESE FRIENDS AND PATRONS A HAPPY NEW YEAR] 3 Shows 3, 6.15 9.15 p r Distributed by Shaw Bros. Hilarious! Gorgeous! Great! "HAPPY GO LOVELY" Starring David Vera Cesar Niven Ellen Romero —IN TECHNICOLOR— To-day at 11 a.m. "THE GREAT LOVER* To-morrow at 11 a.m. "MOONLIGHT IN
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      60 11 mr^ml Ii Wishin 9 all our Chinese patrons A i 6? Prosperous^^^ fe~*^J The Restaurant will be closed today tomorrow. Busl- U^jf# _£J^~^ ness will resume from 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan, 29, 1952. -^^g=»**ii P. 5 CMMY RESTAVRANT sffi v »s^ ti Reservations! /Tr i/ Book *our a i^
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    The Duchess Has Not Dyed Her Hair
    759 12  -  ISABEL POLLARD by ....BUT WHY IS SHE STILI SO ATTRACTIVE TO MEN -AND WOMEN? She will leave nothing behind for future generations except th» memory of HERSELF. By the time REPORT has been circulating m New York that the Duchess of Windsor has
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    ANY YEAR CAN BE LEAP YEAR FOR A GIRL NOW!
    829 12 ]^EW YORK, Jan. 26 (AP)— Every year is leap year now for thousands of girls. They have as much to say about marriage these days as men do; and sometimes they do the proposing: themselves m their own way. You
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    Wanted—More Girls
    165 12 Wanted More Girls EVEN if they wanted to get married, nearly 10.000 men m Victoria, Australia, must stay bachelors— at least for the present. There aren't enough women to go round. So Victoria, which till a year ago had woman surplus of over 3300, join* the other Australian Statea as
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    HOME HINTS
    98 12 BEFORE buying a cooking utensil, check to see whether.S. A i l handle may came Instability of th e pan, and meaiy or dangerous accidents may remit from such a heavyIS!? 1^!^! 11^ 1 f spill Check for balance with the lid on the pan, then re2J«*f «JJ«
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      374 12 COVERING PERIOD JAN. 27— FEB. t, 1952. JAN. -'0 TO FEB. 18 (Aaurius): Not the week to make decisions or to tackle problem*. Anything that can be left over until a later date should be so postponed. Older follc will flnd things easier. FEB. 19 TO MARCH SO (Pisceit: A
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      304 12 anjoy a farther period of relaxation and quiet. OCT. 2S TO NOV. 21 (Scorpio Opportunities for social unpro ement exut. Take advantage of them. A good week for young parents who will flnd that anticipated difficulties do not arise. NOV. 22 TO DEC. 21 (SariUarius> A better week than last,
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    Video Before Butter
    1114 13  -  KENNETH HARRIS USA AFTER DARK By WASHINGTON. "WELL, if it's the first time you've been to a television party," said Lucille, "lean back and enjoy yourself." She pushed a thing like the top of a music stand towards me. "Here, lift your feet up." "What's that." I
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    Lanza Has Patched Up With M-G-M
    259 14 Lanza Has Patched Up With M-G-M TTOLLYWOOD, Jan. 26 (AP> —Mario Lanza has started the new year with a smile he isn't mad at anybody. H e has called a 'halt to the feud h e had with MGM over a i period of months. The battle was pretty well
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      66 14 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE (484 tn 41 m) m m<11 Pr <>K«"*niine Summary; 902 A Greeting In Music; ».3O Musical Round-up; io a.m. Emerrenc) ™iSLi <f X.): l«.O5 Inl«l«dir«S» e^aSau! 10.30 Latin America On The Airi 11 a.m. Time For Music; 11.30 Studio Sjjnrieo (Cathedral of the Good l
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    ALL-MALAY HOCKEY TEAM CELEBRATES
    179 15 ALL-MALAY HOCKEY TEAM CELEBRATES HISTORY was made m Singapore hockey when for the firgt time an All Malay team competed m the Singapore Hockey Association tournaments. This was the Latiff Wanderers of the Malay Settlement m Jalan Eunos who celebrate their anniversary this weekend. Malays have always taken a promiment
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    26 15 THE Bendemeer Athletic Club will hold a Social Dance and Dinner at their Club premises tomorrow m celebration of the Chinese New Year.
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    236 15 JIM CHAMBERS' Sports Column LONDON, Jan. 25 (AP) English soccer chiefs took a nasty smack on the chin this week as bookmakers held a "caH-over" on the Football Association Challenge Cup tournament. A "call-over" is a meeting of big time bookies at which odds
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    1157 15  -  'MAC' »y fROM A Service point of view the Singapore A.B.A. Championships were very successful. From the civilian view-po- invaluable experience was gained and the object achieved of placing amateur boxing m the Colony on a sounder basis. Our young boxers acquired valuable ring experience and even
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    TITLE CHANCE, BUT HE REFUSES
    411 15 TITLE CHANCE, BUT HE REFUSES NEW YORK, (UP).— Boxing experts who usually nave an answer for everything have no answer to the question of why Harry Matthews apparently doesn't want to be world lightheavy weight champ. If ever Fate worked hard to give a man a welldeserved chance at success,
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    38 15 photo. Singapore's team for the world tabl c tennis championships at Bombay next month (left to rirhl): Lam Pack Cboon (manager). Won* Ton* Goon (captain), Chan Poh Yin*. Lum Koh Wan, Loh Kum Soon, Loh Hcng Chew. Standard
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    27 16 4t Sp 2? n Shoot for members or the Singapore Rifle Association wall be held at Bukit Timah 1952** ??Hn Sunda^, rebrufl nr 3,
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