The Straits Times, 5 March 1950

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    27 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Button Of Th« Btrmitm tfeaal Happen Am Vtui No. 762. SINGAPORE, SUNPAY» MJRCH 5, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    CURED LEPERS SHUN WORLD
    559 1 CURED LEPERS SHUN WORLD Miracle^ drug hits snags Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. M ANY «f the old stager* in the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement— Ato class themselves as the forgotten men Ml reluctant to leave when deemed fit enough W take employment in the outside world, and
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    71 1 YOUNCEST son of Dr. William Clyde, William CWixxy 1 Clyde was asked by the Commissioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, which picture he liked best st the exhibition ot bis father's watercolours in Singapore yesterday. Winy took the C.-C to a painting of Scrushloch, Clen Itla, Scotland, where the Crydet had a
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    Wong Wins Title
    263 1 LONDON, Sat. U/ONC PENC SOON became All-England badminton champion and thus unofficial champion of the world when he beat Paul Holm of Denmark tonight 15-7, 15-10 in the final at the Empress Hall. Vernon Morgan writes: Wong told me before the start that he felt very fit
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    S'PORE MAN FACES BURMESE COURT
    52 1 RANGOON, Sat.— A European from Singapore. Mr. Peter Robinson, was charged before a Burmese magistrate here .today with breach of contract, on the complaint of a Chinese firm. Mr. Robinson is stated to have come to Rangoon as representative of a firm trading at Victoria
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    CANTON EVACUATION
    26 1 HONGKONG Sat.— All nonessential civilians have been advised to evacuate Canton immediately following yesterday's heavy air raid on the city by Nationalist bombers. —Reuters.
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    S.V.C. hit by lack of officers
    178 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter M.NETY-TWO yean after its inception, the Singapore Volunteer Corps is now faced with the serious problem of shortage of experienced officers it wants at least ten ex-officers. The Commandant of the Corps, (a liaison regiment now), Lt.-Col. R. W. Watson-Hyatt,
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    The Fight Against FEAR
    41 1 The Fight Against FEAR I AMES HarpoU, Britain* lejd- ing writer of medical, affairs Starrs his new serin. The Miracles of Modem Medicine, in nest week's The Sunday Times. First article in this vivid dramatic tclli of The Fight Against FEAR
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    VISITORS FOR WESTERLING
    120 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter BRITISH authorities have not yet replied to the Indonesian Government's request for the extradition of Capt. "Turk" Westerllng, it was stated in Jakarta yesterday. Westerllng was arrested in Singapore last Sunday and is now in Changi Gaol. A Singapore Government statement yesterday said
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    POLICE SEEK MURDERER AND ROBBERS
    151 1 POLICE SEEK MURDERER AND ROBBERS Sunday Times SUIT Reporter SINGAPORE police have offered rewards of $2,000 apiece for a murderer and an armed robber. The murder was that of a 20-year-old Hokkien Chinese, Ltm Teck Sing, who was out with a girl friend at Farrer Park on the night of
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    SINGAPORE POST
    38 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— Dr. R. D. Gross, assistant Director of Medical Services, Federation of Malaya, will leave for Singapore tomorrow to assume his new appointment as the Colony's acting Director of Medical Services.
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    WARNING ON INDIES BATTLE OF POWER'
    67 1 THE HAGUE. Sat—Holland's Minister for Union and Realm Affairs. Mr. J. H. Van Maarseveen, warned here last night that should a battle for power break out In Indonesia the new United States would "become ungovernable". "It may be assumed that Indonesia's leaders will guard
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    POLICE BREAK UP FORGERY GANG
    115 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE Police, in recent weeks, have broken up a gang of racketeers who had been celling forged certificates of admission to illegal immigrants from China the Sunday Times learns. I I This gang had flourished for several months, cashing In on
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    BRIND IN MANILA, CALLS ON QUIRINO
    45 1 MANILA. Sat— Admiral Sir Patrick Brlnd. commander-m-Chlef. Far Eastern Station, called on President Elpldo Quirlno this morning. Admiral Brlnd arrived early today aboard HMS Alert, to take part in Joint AngloAmerican naval exercises in the South China Sea.— UP.
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    HARDING ON SAIGON
    26 1 SAIOON. Sat. Gen. Sir John Harding. C-in-C. Far 17 -•st Land Forces, arrived here '"st night from Hong Kong en route to Singapore.-Reu-ter.
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    BLOODY FIGHT IN FRENCH CHAMBER
    77 1 PARIS, Sat.— Mobile Guards were called out twice last night to eject Communist deputies who seized the rostrum in the National Assembly in an effort to, forestall action on an anti-sabotage bill. Bloody fist fights, the most violent seen In the Chamber since the war.
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    BOY, GIRL, MAN-ALL MISSING
    82 1 Sonday Times Stall Reporter A BOY, a girl and a man were reported missing In Singapore yesterday. The boy, 16-year 'Id Ant Ah Bah, has been missing from his home at 7J mile, Buklt Timah Road since Feb. 28. Eleven-year-old Lee Ah Chan, who left her
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    Century of fashion was enchanting
    511 1  -  DEREK DRABBLE Dragon arch frames beauties.. By |N AN atmosphere described by the Commissioner General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, as "enchanting", more than 600 of Singapore's elite last night at Raffles Hotel watched Malayan Chinese beauries model a century of China's fashion. i Mr. Mac
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    MOMENTS
    79 1 tJfiOMENTS during Staau i*" pore's Glamour N'.i:t were: Mrs. Betty Lim, chan man of the Festival committee, thrilled because "Every yard of lovely material I found between High Street and (>rchar4 Road. Singavore's c everything for women, if cmnj they'll become more fasVfconsdous." Miss Gracia Tap, most applauded of
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    ORPHAN BOY BECAME MAGNATE-AND REFUSED A CROWN
    1859 2  -  PHILIP MORTON Masters of Money: LORD INCHCAPE It's not in my line, he said By 1"HIS man Inchcape was not spectacular, but his story is inspiring He faithfully controlled money for others rather than made it himself. ,!n spite of his enormous interests
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    THE BIG BOMB
    981 2  -  R. E. PEIERLS The answers to 11 questions on: -by- Professor President of the British Atomic Scientists' Assn. 1 WHAT is the hydrogen bomb and how will it work? THE atom bomb uses the energy released when uranium atoms, which are top-heavy, are broken down. Tn the
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      154 2 )JS) A compliment is Wj' W^v In keerinc with the natural modesty [jO \\Y of true craftsmen, Rothmans are re» HT luctant to claim that they alone have attained the pinnacle of blending per* I I feet ion, but, that ao ever-increasing ,1 number of critical snickers are refer- I
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      125 2 Does yours always f m show the right time? ijl This definition In the "American Ah ••JOT Horologlst" (Nov. 1948) Is of jftlJ/f great Interest: /lli2rf#Tfc Very good performance: 30 sec. l&aß^f P day i^l\ Average performance 120 Sec. /#/'*v"** J^i\ V Our Swiss specialists achieve this A rating: V
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    C-G PRAISES DR. JEKYLL & 'MR. CLYDE'
    256 3 C-G PRAISES DR. JEKYLL 'MR. CLYDE' Sunday Times Stall Reporter rE Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, opening an exhibition of water colour paintings by his Director of Economic Activities. Dr. William Clyde, told a Singapore audience yesterday about Dr. Clyde's two personalities Mr. Clyde, the man who helped to prevent
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    FLOATING WORKSHOP IS YEAR OLD
    636 3 Ship that never leaves harbour Sunday Times Shipping Correspondent LESS than half a mile off Clifford Pier, swinging at anchor, lies Singapore's ship which never goes to sea. The Barbary is a floating workshop, and the occasions when she has raised her anchor to go
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    WEIGHT CHECK
    36 3 Sunday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat.— The Johore Inspector of Weights and Measures will be in Yong Peng and Tangkak on March 11 and 12 for verification of weight measures and other instruments for weighing.
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    74-YEAR-OLD MAN SMOKED CHANDU
    68 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Kum Sle a weeder of Kirn Kirn Estate, Masai, who was charged In the Sessions Court today with being found In possession of chandu dross and a smoking pipe gave his age a 8 74. The Court ordered him
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    MALAYA PICKS FLAG DESIGN
    153 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE design of the flag for the Federation of Malaya has been finally decided, but remains to be approved by the Legislative Council on April 19. The final selection follow-. Ed discussions with the Conference of Rulers and with
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    THEY BROKE CRACKER BAN
    68 3 Sunday Time. Staff ateportca 'J'HREE Chinese appeared In the lower Courts yesterday for letting off fire crackers on Chap Goh Meh night. One, 22-year-old Low Soh Ah, who was charged In the Singapore Third Police Court was fined $5. The two others, 17-year-old Ong Kirn Fong
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    UNAUTHORISED
    27 3 Malacca. Sat.— For making an unauthorised entry at the back of his Identity card. Salleh bin Mat, a padl-plan-ter, was fined $5 in the Magistrate's Court.
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    An exhibition not to be missed
    278 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A THREE-DAY exhibition of the paintings o' the wellknown Chinese artist, Mr. Chen Wen-hsi, was opened yesterday at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall, University of Malaya, by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. C. V Allen. Introducing the artist, Mr Lee Siow Mong,
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    MYSTERY KIM KEAT RD. FIRE
    87 3 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter WHILE a Chinese family was out, a fire broke out in their locked house, one of a block of Singapore Improvement Trust artisans' quarters in Kirn Keat Road, yesterday evening. The fire, eventually put out by Singapore firemen, gutted a bed,
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      237 3 SIMOAPOBB UnO%m Music: 11.30 south America Take 8 ajn. Dance Music; 9JO Much- "g* Dm* Oranvllle Knsem- Tw^" 7 8 «*Aa Blndln.-In-T.e.Ba*: 1. New. &^JSTSSSJS^!t from Kl^ 10^)5 Bandstand; 10.30 Latin America on the Air; 11 No Ssn n^' m^LTtESz!^' Latin America Rhythm; 11 Lady °%LJ**[> < S b 2s^?V
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    PAGE about Peoplel
    1287 4 Holds his father's old post DENANC'S new Collector of Land Revenue. Mr R. L. Peel, has one unique qualification: not only was he born in Penang, but his distinguished father. Sir William Peel, also served as Collector of Land Revenue in Penang. That was early in the
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      Fish gives a cure
      60 5 Fish gives a cure GALCOCEDROTRIGINUS AN Indian scientist. Dr. S. Niyoti of Calcutta says he has prepared a compound from fish oil which will be effective in treating people who have high blood pressure. He has made several successful experiments. The Ash which provides this oil is found in the
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      It means good teeth
      56 5 FLUORINE AT Stratford, Ontario it was found that the children had better teeth than children in other Canadian cities. Experts investigated. They found that the town's water supply contains flonrine and that this was causing tbe near -perfect teeth. Now other towns are experimenting by adding
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      KINGS WHO ARE SEEKING JOBS
      324 5 "qpHE Duchess and I are going to work. These days everybody hat to work." So said the Duke of Windsor recently. And there have been rumours, writes George Edlnger. that the Duchess has been offered a post as fashion adviser to a store in Dallas.
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      133 5 THIRTY-SEVEN Urre chests packed with the gold reserve of the Croatian National Bank are reported to have been buried in 1945 in Styria and Carinthia but the man who buried them Is dead, executed by Tito aa a war criminal, and the secret of where they were buried appears to
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      14 5 ROY FERROA sends this picture of a team in Canada's Dog Derby and says:
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      I'VE JUST BEEN TO PARADISE
      227 5 HALIFAX (Nova Scotia) NOT MANY can tell you they've been to Paradise. I happen to be one of the few who can. Let me explain: Paradise Is a little township In the province of Nova Scotia, situated at the Junction of the Paradise and the
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      DEFEAT FACING DOPE PEDLARS
      206 5 DEFEAT FACING DOPE PEDLARS LIFE in America and In a number of other lands It becoming Increasingly hard for the dope pedlar, once the wealthy aristocrat of the underworld. says Frederick Cook. Team work between Mr. Edgar Hoover's G-men, the narcotics squads of the big seaports, and agents of the
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      The ODD CORNER
      160 5 The ODD CORNER KEEPERS In the London Zoo used a dead rat on the end of a cord to lure "Nelson'—a Malayan seven-foot Monitor lizard out of hla den so redecoration work could be done. WHEN Berwick goes gay in 19S1 for the Festival of Britain celebrations local public conveniences
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      177 5 Business leaders who contribute striking messages to "Word Mastery" the prospectus of the Effective English Course— are unanimous in urging that good English is indispensable to those who aim at success. "Word Mastery" explains fully the Importance of good English to you, describes how you can acquire the power of
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      380 5 There's a good reason for it... There's a good reason why you should buy Cold Storage Bakery self-raising flour rather than the flours that are imported m packets. Cold Storage Bakery flour is prepared freshly to order. No big stocks are held, because in this climate flour very quickly looses
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  • THE HUMAN CASEBOOK
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      Then came Calamity'
      238 6 AS the world goes on we must be aware that the evolution of mankind, too. Is in progress. Undoubtedly to expect the younger generation to following the orthodoxy of its ancestors la, unjustified. Parents are generally anxioug to look after the welfare of their children so much
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      A Nuptial prayer
      232 6 A Nuptial prayer rj\HE mess we make of these X unions i* of our own doing. God has given us the free will to do exactly as we like. Unfortunately most of us chose the wrong way and the result? suffering, misgiving and mistrust. This belief of mind has Inspired
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    Should I marry? —asks Java T.B. sufferer
    399 6 Should I marry? asks Java T.B. sufferer CROM a reader in Jakarta Ann Temple bureau: I AM in great trouble. For eight years I have been suffering from T.B. Judging by my physique and by the normal life I lead, nobody can easily recognise that I am a T.B. sufferer.
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    Con Temple
    829 6 Is there such a thing as an inherited family mannerism? 1 know one family where every member rubs the chin with the forefinger when agitated. Have they copied each other or inherited this funny trick?— MlH. TT has been the scientific fashion for years to regard this sort
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      230 6 Hi PtP WOT PAKE TO THL HIS MFE... 1 SO H€ WENT TO S££ I I MMM| i DAR£NT T£n JANE 6ur\ TH£ 9QCTOB..- I /T«!«i?^0l>I^H I'LL MAVE TO POSTPONE OUfl I X I /<C>^ I Mflll irKS lAtltW m] HOL.OAY. JUST C*WT 6ET /YOU* AWMMAL T.«iDNett\ I te*l 22ff
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    FISH TRADE SURVEY TO BEGIN
    428 7 Plan to benefit all Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent SINGAPORE Government is to conduct a pilot survey of the Colony's fishing industry, at an initial cost of $100,000. This is the first move in a project to re-organise and streamline all aspects of the fish trade,
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    Women will worship the tigers
    317 7 Women will worship the tigers Sunday Times Staff Reporter r poMORRO\v thousands of X Chinese women will throng popular temples all over Malaya to make offerings to the image of the "venerable tiger," or the "white tiger" as it is known to Cantonese. Prayers to the "venerable tiger"— he has
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    AID SOUGHT FROM M.C.A.
    81 7 Sunday Ttaes Staff C«cre«B«>a4nit KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Only five days after the draw of the lottery, the MCA Central Committee in Kuala Lumpur is already having to cope with numerous applications from squatters seeking relief. The proceeds from the 'ottery are at present being worked out.
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    SELANGOR BANS FOOD MOVEMENT
    73 7 Sunday Times Staff Carresp«ndni KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE first area in Selangor to be restricted for the movement of foodstuffs was announced today. It covers the area of Pahang Road, Kuala Lumpur, extending from the Setapak Police Station to the sfcate boundary at Gin ting Sempah.
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    FINED $5
    31 7 Sunda) Tiaaes Staff Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Sat Pleading guilty to having a aeraced Identity card at Tanjong Plandang, Khor Tiong Lim was fined $15 in the Parlt Buntar court.
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    BUN CROSBY CLUB
    38 7 Bing Crosby fans in Singapore and the Federation can now join the Malayan Branch of the Club Crosby, Miami, Florida U3A. Secretary of the branch is Mr. Fang Wee Keng, c/o 191, Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    JOHORE BANS FOOD MOVE
    108 7 10H0RE has banned the movement of food by night and Food Control Office permits' mint be held for day time movements. The order ttarti tomorrow. Thia Food Office permit must be produced on demand at any road block or to any Food Inspector or other such
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    NINE MONTHS FOR HOUSE BREAKING
    50 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Sentence of nine months' rigorous Imprisonment was imposed on an RAF. labourer, All bin Hassan, in the Singapore First District Court yesterday for baring broken into one of the quarters in RAP. Changi, on Feb. 8. All admitted a previous conviction.
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    MARKET GAMING
    22 7 PARIT BUNTAR, Sat.— Lee Len Chin and Ngah Plow were each fined $15 for gaming at Jalan Bharu public market.
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    10 NATIONALITIES AT CONCERT
    143 7 Sands? Times Staff Reporter FIFTY musicians, 2t of them professionals, are now rehearsing for Singapore Musical Society's symphor.T concerts at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Mar. 24 and 20. All local communities' and about ten different nationalities. In all. are represented. Bandsmen from the Dtvon- Highlanders
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    His prayers answered
    242 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IN Singapore's Chinatown stands the American Mission 1 Hospital wfc«r« as many as 20,000 children of all nationalities are bring treated free of charge yearly. Until recently, the hospital could not cope with the work of performing delicate and major operations on children
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    BANDIT CHIEF KILLED
    46 7 S..a.T Taam Staff Cii-siss-t KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. T4I Cfei»«M bsaalit fcastto Hrn Machjp area m Malacca against wfcoa* rWt« was s toward o* $2,000 wm afcot »*4 kiHod Hits- afternoon. He was kiHoa by s polka |«*gW opaistJM m tfco Alor Cats* area.
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    MURDER TRIAL DATE FIXED
    61 7 Sniay Times Staff Correspoodeat KOTA BHARU. Sat.— The trial of Robert Kinloch, manager of Lower Sukor Estate, Ulu Kelantan, charged with the murder of a Malay woman, Esah bintl Ismail, will be heard in the High Court. Kota Bahru by Mr. Justice Brlggs on Mar. 18.
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    30 INVESTIGATED
    37 7 Sisriay Timas Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Bat.— ln connection with the AntiBandit Month, SO people were arrested in Malacca yesterday for Identity card offences. Eighteen have been dealt with and 12 are still being Investigated.
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    ATTACKED FATHER AND COUSIN
    57 7 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sat.— Koh Kirn Pioh, a 45-year-old vegetabie gardener, was yesterday sentenced by the Malacca magistrate to a year's hard labour for injuring his father and cousin with a parang. Koh made a "savage and unprovoked attack" on his father, whose cork
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    FILM APPEAL BOARD
    63 7 The Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. C. 8. Adkins, is the chairman of Singapore Film Appeal Board. The members are: the Commissioner of Police, Mr. IT E. Foulger. the Rev. J. T. N. Handy, Miss M. Hadley. Mr. E. J. Bennet, Mrs. Tay Lian Teck, Mr R.
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    RUBBER
    70 7 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices on Saturday (Mar. 4) were cents per lb.: No. I RJ3JB. Spot loose nominal 53. FOB. In bales Mar. No. 1 RJBS 53 tt Mo. 3 RJ3JS. 53H No. 3 RJBJB. 51 R MA. 1 on reg tender March 53% Apr-June
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    Tin Prices
    16 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday Mar. 4. $SS*.7S Up 631 oenU. LONDON, Friday. Mar. 3. Spot: £599.15.
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      533 7 LEE FLETCHER Preaento A PREVIEW OF THE 1950 BJnf^L NEW SPACE! l^ljSf MORE SPACE! Bi^^^^^B^^M^y* ALL AT A sW^^^Sglf^?* l^^^^ COMVEHIENT I LEVEL ■T^^^^ I (MO STOOPING DOWN) Here is a Refrigerator that is truly rex>olutionary in appearance and design. Stop in Tomorrow for a Demonstration. ■t 102-104, ORCHARD RD.,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 8 MR. LIM CHOON BOCK and family thank all those who paid night visits, sent wreaths Si attended the funeral of Mrs. Lim Choon Bock (nee Mdm. Koh Chwee Neo).
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, March 5, 1950. ABSENCE OF CONFIDENCE
    564 8 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, March 5, 1950. ABSENCE OF CONFIDENCE DECENTLY one of America's most accomplished and responsible journalists declared that in Washington —seat of United States government there is a 'cold war" between the administration and the Press. The pith of his complaint was that government departments did everything
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    Ramvong draws
    1529 8  -  KEN JALLEH by handsome young Singapore peon, in his flashy shirt and shining sharkskin trousers, was captivated. He had joined his friends in dancing the Ramvong, a Siamese dance recently introduced to Singapore, and within the first five minutes had got into the swing of it. But then,
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    Taking films to the troops
    460 8  -  D. H. de T. READE by C'OK a strong patrol of the Devonshire Regiment temporarily settled at a tactical base 20 miles from the nearest jeep track up the Pahang River, a 10--cwt. mobile Army Kinematograph van was ferried on a specially rigged raft to
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    MISS FAR EAST TO BE CHOSEN
    243 9 MISS FAR EAST TO BE CHOSEN Bangkok' plans a world fair Sunday Times Special Correspondent BANGKOK, Saturday. A BEAUTY contest for 'pin up* girls from all parts of Asia, a gambling casino and a Coney Island amusement park, are some of the attractions planned for the Far East International Exposition
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    53 9 ■kJISS Yvonne Paterson. 1949 Singapore Beauty Queen. gave her blood to the Singapore Blood Transfusion Centre yesterday. Miss Peterson said that she was so touched when she saw the harrowing newsreels. shown in Singapore recently, that she felt she had to donate 'a' blood in response to the appeal for
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    CURFEW CHARGE
    49 9 Sunday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat— Alleged to have violated the curfew on Johore Labis Estate and to have been found In possession of four bags of cement for which he could not give satisfactory account, 28-year-old Sangkarasan was produced before the Segamat Magistrate and offered $200 bail.
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    SALE AIDS HOSPITAL
    109 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter LADY McKerron, opening the Sale and Entertainment provided by the St. Andrews Hospital Linen Guild yesterday, said tnat the Guild was formed In 1949 to provide children's clothing lor the in-patients and destitute out-patients of St. Andrews Hospital, and to make soft toys
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    OPEN AIR SERVICE
    39 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter Tbe Bethesda (Katongi Church will hold an open air service at Marine Parade today at 5.45 p.m. Mr. Lan Morrison, of the National Bible Society of Scotland, will preach. All are welcome.
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    Causeway jock to be repaired
    236 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. THE pre-war lock which allowed east-west passage through the johore Straits may be restored before long, now that the johore Causeway Committee is again functioning. The committee, which held its first postwar meeting last week, regards this as
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    SPECIAL CHARGE, 4 BANDITS DIE
    212 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. MINE special constables and auxiliary police were fired on by 16 band'ts using carbines and rifles south of Mersing late last night. The Police charged and killed four bandits. The other bandit* fled taking away with them three
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    RAF REGIMENT CHIEF HERE
    95 9 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter THE Commandant General of the RAF Regiment. Air Vice-Marshal H. T. Lydford, arrived at Tengah yesterday. He was met by the Station Commander. Wing Com. G. H. Burnside. The Commandant-General inspected a Guard of Honour mounted by 92 Squadron RAF Regiment (Malaya),
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    200 AT INDONESIAN RECEPTION
    73 9 Sunday Time. SUB Reporter About 200 people last night attended a reception at ihe Paterson Road residence of Dr. Oetoyo. Indonesian Representative in Singapore. Among those present were Sir Patrick and Lady McKerron Mr. and Mrs. T. P. F. McNelce, Maj.-Gen. D. Dunlop, the Chief Justice
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    NEW LABORATORY
    31 9 Sunday Times SUIT Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. The Resident Commissioner, Mr G E. C. Wisdom, will open the science laboratory and new primary classrooms of the Anglo-Chinese School on Friday.
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    22 9 DR. M. Abraham, president of the Singapore Indian Association, was married to Miss Mary Lav at the Registry yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    NEW APPOINTMENT
    26 9 Sands; Time* SUIT Reporter Mr. T. Van Der Gaast has been appointed Price Controller in Singapore and Mr. A. D. Butler-Madden as his Deputy.
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    WHITE LINES HOLDUP TRAFFIC
    91 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CITY-BOUND traffic along the Kallang Road was snarled yesterday morning near the Lavender Street traffic lights, the Jam at times being several hundred- yards Cars crawled along bumper to bumper the result of a bottleneck caused by barricades put up while Municipal
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    More red tape than expected
    299 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter £ADETS of the Malayan Air Training Corps went on a "Commando" exercise yesterday and caused many Singaporeans to scratch their heads and wonder what on earth was going on. Five squads were each given separate tasks taking them to all corners
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    8 BOTTLES: $35
    28 9 Sunday Times Correspondent PARIT BUNTAR, Sat^For having eight bottles of illicit liquour Tan Keen Choh of Tanjong Piandang was fined W5 or two months' imprisonment
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    64 CWT. OVERWEIGHT
    25 9 Sunday Times SUIT Reporter TELUK ANSON, Bat.— Lim Sim Choot was fined $50 for overloading his lorry by more than 61 cwt.
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    Woman fined $100 for beating 'son'
    285 9 Woman fined $100 for beating 'son' Sunday Times Staff Reporter A WOMAN, who gave her 14-year-old adopted son a such beating, that it was described as "savage,* was yesterday fined $100 in the Singapore Sixth Police Court. The woman, 54-year-old See Ah Eng of Ceylang Road was found guilty of
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    FORCES FIND DEAD BODY OF BANDIT
    152 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. SECURITY forces following up the ambush in tlia Cameron Highlands In whicii Mr. B. de Gates, Resident Engineer, Cameron Highlands, and a British Army officer, three British other ranks and a Malay Special Constable lost their lives, have
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    2 MORE AREAS UNDER CURFEW
    74 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. KUALA Langat, Ulu Langat and Sungel Besi Police Districts in south Selangor, centres of intense antibandit operations during the past few weeks, have been placed under curfew. The curfew takes effect from 7 p.m. on Monday and will
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    HAD ILLEGAL LAND
    50 9 .Sunday Times Staff Correspondent SEGAMAT Sat —Because he was found in illegal occupation of State land. Wong Ah Jin was today fined $30 by the Segamat Circuit Magistrate. Wong had been brought up on a similar charge last September In connection with the same piece of land
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    Sitting on the Fence
    593 10  -  NAT. GUBBINS By Public opinion pols made before the recent election revealed that nearly 12 per cent, of U»« electorate still replied "Don't know," "Won't say," and '■Couldn't care less." when asked how they were going to vote. IT was In England long a?o the rebel
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    Records of the week
    120 10 I WOULD estimate that very few lovers of the arts misted teeing the Red Shoes Ballet when that film was shown in Singapore. Colombia have issued two records containing this attractive ballet music by Brian Casdalc, a young Manches-ter-born composer. The Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Muir
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    HIGHLIGHTS RADIO
    399 10 HIGHLIGHTS RADIO RADIO Malaya Repertory i 8.30 tonight) presents an adaptation by Tom Wood of Goldsmith's comedy. She Stoops To Conquer. This witty comedy was written in 1772, and sucn Is Its freshness and popularity that it is constantly revived and is now running in London. Another point of interest
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    NOEL COWARD MAKES SCREEN COME-BACK
    568 10 NOEL COWARD MAKES SCREEN COME-BACK By CLOSE-UP TOO often are stag* and screen acton described at the enfant terrible or the "playboy" of an era, mainly because the young man in question experiments with this or that new technique. Soon afterwards he finds he has launched a dozen imitators— chameleons
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    SHE SHUTS MEN OUT OF HER LIFE
    377 10 OLIVIA de Havilland has been fated in her last two films both of more than passing interest and psychological Importance to shut men out of her life. Audiences mainly women are believed to have contributed towards the success of The Snake Pit. in
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    BRITAIN 'OFF THE ROCKS'
    502 10 BRITAIN 'OFF THE ROCKS' HEARTENING news about the British film Industry in general— and the J. Arthur Rank Organisation In particular were announced by Jaro's managing director In London last month and quoted by Mr. Rank himself to some of the organisation's executives. "Mr. Davis told you that the ship
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    ICHABOD & MR. TOAD
    72 10 ICHABOD MR. TOAD RKO Radio as distributors for Walt Disney's latest have struck rich comedy rather than the gentle fantasia of a Snow White or a Plnocchio. This is one of Disney's best, with a lovely sense of character drawing, especially Toad of Toad Hall and Pals Ratty and Moley.
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    SPRING, AND NEW HATS, ARE HERE
    756 11  -  MARY HEATHCOTT by TN London, we have had our first few days of spring sunshine, ;nd the spring means new hats and new suits. What is a milliner's face? The kind of face which suits hats, I was told the other day, and it
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    325 11 Betty Wilson's Paris Notes PARIS umbrella makers have at last come to grips with the motorist who complains that he can never find his umbrella when he is ready to make a dash from his car to the front door. Their idea is co keep his
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    Pardon me do you like string?
    831 11 Pardon me do you like string? QNCE upon a time v there was a man who opened his conversations at dinner parties by saying, "Do you like string?" Now this isn't as silly as you might think, because it Ls possible to gauge a lot by the answers you get
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    429 11 THERE comes a day, even In the life of the best housekeeper when the obvious answer to the endless question "What shall we eat?" is our old friend the tin-opener. It is a wise housekeeper who buys tinned food when she suspects the fresh supplies available
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      810 12 THIS WEEK T £r!ll K CANCER (Jun. 21— Jul. FOX AJLIi FOR YOU 20)— FamUy muddles likely TODAY: likely to be an to keep you busy and bo- nagettled day; chance of CA SR IC 2SS I <De f- fc 2 u7 thered for few 14 Bnt P»an probably necessary
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      397 12 THIS TAKES TIME JOHN DOE was asaemblJ Ing gear for a huntIng trip and decided he'd better take aiong an alarm clock to get him up early mornings. There were two wlndup clocks around the house, but they hadn't been running for some time and he didn't know which was
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    OFF THE RECORD
    1133 13 'SHARPSHOOTER* takes yon inside spon LET'S try some simple arithmetic. In the first match the Burmese touring team played in Singapore they lost to the civilians by five goals to one; in their second game the visitors lost 5 3 to Combined Services. For their third and
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    PERAK CHINESE PLAN SPORTS FEDERATION
    240 13 Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent pHINESE sportsmen throughout the State will welcome the news of the formation of a Perak Chinese Sports Federation on the same lines as similar organisations already functioning in Singapore and Selangor. An Inaugural meeting Is to be called shortly to
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    Town Rangers win
    36 14 'The Town Rangers defeated the 1 4th Supply Reserve Depot RASC. by two goals to one at soccer yesterday. Fook Heng and Chan Seng scored for tbe winners, while Donaldson got R-AJS.C.'s goal.
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    EASY WIN FOR AUSTRALIAN XI
    126 14 CHRISTCHURCH, Sot. AN unexpected second innings collapse by Canterbury gave the Australian touring team in New Zealand an easy ten wickets victory with a day to spare on the. second day of their matcn here. Len Johnson, Queensland fastmedium bowler, taking five wickets for 22,
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    KOTA RAJA SCORE BIG WIN
    332 14 Indonesian XI trounced 7-1 Kota Raja 7; Indonesian League 1. LAST season's Cup champions, Kota Raja, began the S.A.F.A. Senior League with a convincing victory over Indonesians at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, running out winners by seven goals to one. The score would have reached
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    SGT. HUGGINS WINS FEDERATION TITLE
    430 14 Sunday Times Kuala Lumpur Sports Reporter 'THE heavyweight champion of FARELF, Sergeant x Huggins Colds tream Guards), annexed the Malaya District championship in the same class when he beat Cpl. Carter (Ist Seaforth Highlanders on points at the Chinese Assembly Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Friday
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    WRESTLING POSTPONED
    30 14 OWING to advene weather conditions, the Ty Layton—Koroscenko wrestling match which was scheduled to take place at the Great World arena last night, has been postponed until tonight.
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT DOCKYARD
    196 14 Y-M-C.A. easily beat Hit. Dockx yard at cricket at Balestier Road yesterday. Dockyard were all out for 114 (Taudofl 60 not out. Delilken five for 45). Y> replied with 168 for four (Hooper 59 retired). Scores: BM. DOCKYARD Graham b Worstencroft 0; Wilkinson c Hock Chuan b
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    27 14 TOT.T.n.APS will meet the Western Naval Depot In a friendly same of soccer on the Railway ground in Kampong Bahru, at 5. 1S this evening.
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    FAVOURITES OUT OF F.A. CUP
    382 15 Man. Utd. and Derby lose LONDON, Saturday. Itf ANCHESTER United, favourites to win the F.A. Cup, lost to Chelsea in the 6th Round yesterday and failed to score a goal. Fancied Derby County, too, were humbled, going down at home to lowly Everton. The four
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    220 15 COLOMBO, Sat. rE Commonwealth cricket team made a disastrous start ayainst a combined India, Pakistan and Ceylon XI in a three-day match at the Oval here today. "Jock" Livingston won the toss and decided to put his side in first on the rain-affected, soft pitch. Tne
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    P.I. basketball team win again
    51 15 'THE Arellano University basketball team of the Phllplpines scored their second victory in Singapore last night when they defeated the Twa Kong team 48-35. Jim Turner, the only American in the visiting team played a brilliant game and was prominent with his speed and trick
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    AUSTRALIAN OFFER TO FIVE BOXERS
    352 15 OOXEKS from these parts seem to be in demand in Australia and, it is understood, offers have been made to Boy Karim, Tan Gwat Tek, Mok Kai Khoon, Little Pancho and Little Nene by Tom Maguire Snr., manager-trainer of British Empire middleweight champion, Dav c
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    STRAITS TIMES S.C. WIN IN CLOSE FINISH
    323 15 THE STRAITS TIMES Press Sports Club cricket team beat a Singapore Chinese Recreation club "A" team ny nine runs in a thrilling finish at Hone Lim Green yesterday. The BCR.C. batted first and scored 136. Thlam Slew being highest scorer with 42. John
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    5 NEW HORSES ARRIVE
    144 15  -  EPSOM JEEP By I TNINSURED, a three-year-old by U Full Bloom out of the Fairway mare, Fair Araby, who ran second to Aga Khan's champion filly, Diableretta, at Newmarket last season, was landed at Penang earlier In the week together with five other new English horses.
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    GEN. HOSPITAL WIN HOCKEY
    69 15 'THE inter-hospital hockey match for the Dr. Au Kee Hock cup was won by the General Hospital who defeated Tan Tock Seng Hospital and the Rest by five goals to three at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for the winners were: Dr. m. Singh. Swee Lim Swang,
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    POINTER' TIPS 5 WINNERS
    32 15 POINTER," Straits Times tipster, rave five straight winners at yesterday's Penan jj races. They were: Alabama ($32), John ($11), Chita ($4l), Grecian Prince ($l2) and All Boloney $11S).
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    FATHUL KARIB HELD TO DRAW
    212 15 pATHUL KARIB Club and H.Q Singapore District drew two-all in a Junior B. 1. League soccer match played at Oeylang Stadium yesterday. Pathul Karib had innumerable charces of scoring but weak finishing spoilt all their efforts. Forbes In the Singapore District goal was In fine
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    SINGAPORE'S PART IN THOMAS CUP
    155 15 SINGAPORE'S PART IN THOMAS CUP 'THE part .played by Singapore in sending Malaya's team to England for the Thomas Cup tournament last year is mentioned in the annual report of the Singapore Badminton Association, which will be tabled at the annual general meeting. The report states that Singapore contributed $26,771.75,
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    Ratnayake hits 101 retired
    199 15 THE SINGAPORE Cold Storaite beat the McNalr Youngsters by 122 runs in a friendly game of cricket played at Farrer Park yesterday. The S.C.S. declared when they reached 164 for five after W. Butnayake had scored 101 retired and P. de Kretser. 45.. Scores were: S.C'.s.:
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    NORMAN BREAKS LEG, DESTROYED
    94 15 By ALLAN LEWIS NORMAN, who started .n the second race at Penang yesterday, was destroyed. Interviewed after the race. Ted Harper who rode him said he was disinclined to go into the barrier and kept trying to save his hind legs. When he jumped his near
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    SCORES IN ISLAND OUBCHAMPIONSHIF
    87 15 fHE leading scores In the first round of the Singapore Island Club championships played yesterday are as follows: W. Ferrier-Mavor 78; H. Tooke 78; L.E C. Davles 78; P. Lee 78; DAW. Lockhead 80; D.A.T. Cnrson 80 R.W.H. Davies 80; M.D.P. Gllroy 80; Lim Boh Yam
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