The Straits Times, 19 March 1950

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    28 1 LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition Of TIM t alt* Ham** Wn«ap.n ffwi No. 764. SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, MARCH It, 1950. if PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    C-IN-C DEMAND FOR WHITEHALL
    277 1 C-IN-C DEMAND FOR WHITEHALL Martial law k may be imtoohd Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMP!*, Saturday yKE quest-ion of appointing a Commander-in-CMaf of anti-bandit operations has, it is understood, bean referreeVlw th« Government to Whitehall and the War Office. "Nothing caa be said just yet/ said a senior Government
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    ISLAND-WIDE RASH OF RED PROPAGANDA
    172 1 flaaitj Taw SUB Seportar CJIWGAPORK Communists O^yesterday created a tMM of Red flags, posters and. pamphlets all over the island, from the heart of the^ city to outlying areas such as Jurong and SemYesterday was the anniversary of the Paris Commune (a Communist Insurrection) of
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    2,500 Reds killed in dawn landing
    211 1 NATIONALISTS STRIKE AT MAINLAND TAIPEH, Saturday. CHINESE Nationalist forces fought their way back onto the mainland in a dawn landing today, capturing the coastal town of Sungmeii (Chekiang Province) and claiming to have annihilated 2,500 Communist troops. It is not yet clear whether the
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    CIO ON ALERT AT FESTIVAL
    50 1 FOR the Festival of Chinese Fjshion at Raffles Hotel last night special security measures were taken by the Singapore C.I.D. against grenade attacks Plain -clothes and uniformed policemen were posted at various parts of the building in readiness for any trouble. TSere were .to incidents.
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    U.S. WARSHIPS FIRED ON IN SAIGON
    68 1 SAIGON, Sat. MORTAR and machine-gun fire sent American naval gun crews to action stations on Saigon waterfront last night when Vletminh autonomists opened Ore acrosi the river. Several mortar bombs fell within a few yards of the United States destroyers Anderson and Stlckell. The
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    ATOMIC COURSE FOR NEW YORK DOCTORS
    56 1 ATOMIC COURSE FOR NEW YORK D OCTORS NEW YORK, Sat. Or. lAS have launched a plan to prepare New York States 30,000 doctors to dcii -vith any future atomic cii «ster. Te itatlve plans call for a on 'lay couurse of study for ali doctors in the State next autumn
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    26 SAVED FROM LIFE RAFTS
    57 1 PEARL HARBOUR Sat— A' rescue ship early today picked up 26 men In life rafts from the U.S. Navy tender. Elder, which was damaged by an explosion and flre. The tender itself was also sighted. A message from a search plane said an "undetermined number
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    NATIONALISTS SEEK U.K. SHIP
    69 1 TAIPEI, Sat VTATIONALIST warships and H planes Intensified their search today for the British steamer. Empire Dirk in an attempt to foil her Intended delivery of vital plane parts to the Chinese Communists. Up to this evening, however, no trace of the ship had been found.
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    SPECIAL CAMERONS CURFEW LIFTED
    71 1 Sunday Times Correspondent IPOH. Sat.— The ezterded curfew Imposed on the Cameron Highlands area following the ambush two weeks ago when six men were killed has now been lifted. The regular curfew in the area Is still In force. It is from 1 a.m to 5
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    USI CURRENCY REFORM PLAN
    71 1 Jakarta, Sat. T"HE Indonesian Government is expect flounce s./eeping currency refonus tids weekend to defeat blackmarketeers. Prime Minister Mohammed Hatta is due to make a nationwide broadcast tomorrow. The subject of it is not disclosed, but reports here indicated that it would consist freezing all existing
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    U.S. AIR CHIEF DIES
    33 1 ,*ox!ll _,TON, Sat. Gen. -r 3. Pairchild, the ViceChief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force, died at his home here tonight of coronary thrombosis. He was 56.— UJ».
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    RICE REPRESENTATIVE
    34 1 Ceylon has appointed the Chief Assistant Director of Pood Supplies, Mr. C. O. de Suva, as her representative in Slam for rice purchases. He is expected to leave for Siam shortly.— Reuter.
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    DUTCH EX-G.O.C DEAD
    28 1 LONDON. Sat— Lt. Gen. David van Voorst Evekink, 50. who commanded all Dutch troops In Britain from 1943 to W5, died after a long illness.
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    Aga Khan's £8,000 gift
    29 1 KARACHI. Sat.— The Aga Khan has agreed to contribute £8,000 towards an exhibition hall in a new museum to be built in Nairobi, Kenya. -AP
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    DROWNING BOYS FRIENDS FLED
    90 1 Sunday Timei Staff Reporter H'S friends panicked and fled 11-y.ar-oW Tan Say Lorong 17, G«y|jng, Singapore, yetrardav «ff«rft/wi» Tan Bay °-t -i—il frurnffT y wwryo *y his schoolmate! had been swimming in the creek (or some time. One of the boys ran to the house of
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    BELGIAN GOVT. RESIGNS
    34 1 BRUSSELS, Sat— The Belgian coalition government resigned today after Liberal ministers had demanded that Catholics should modify their attitude on the question of exiled King Leopold's return to the throne.— Renter.
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    WOUNDED BANDIT
    45 1 Sunday Time* Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR Sat A 30-year-old wounded and unarmed Malay bandit was arrested yesterday by kampong guards in the Jerantut area of Pahang. He had been wounded by the 1/10 Gurkha Rifles while bathing In the Sunpel Tekam on Mar. 12.
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    Seretse: boycott threat
    149 1 LONDON, Sat. £ABINET ministers today w heard threats of a Commonwealth boycott campaign against Britain to protest against the decision to bar Seretse Khama and his white queen from their African kingdom A committee of Negro and Asian colonials called on the Secretary for Commonwealth Relations. Mr.
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    STUCK FOR US$130,500
    35 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.— PullIng the U.S. battleship Missouri off the Chesapeake Bay mud bank on which she was stuck for 16 days at the end of January cost U*****,500. the U.S. Navy announced.—
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    Anniversary Waltz reveals love story
    488 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter gICHT years ago, a beautiful girl of 16, disguised in boy's clothes, hid under Hie altar in the Ayer Hitam Temple in Penang, waiting to be married. All the beautiful clothes she had prepared for her wedding had been looted; her
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    KING HAS A CHILL
    31 1 LONDON. Sat— The King Is confined to his room at Buckingham Palace with a slight chill. Sir John Weir, the Royal physician, visited the Palace today. -Reuter.
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      22 1 In tomorrow's STRAITS TIMES Read about a romance that has gripped the world I MARRIED A WOMAN OP CHARACTER by Sorefsc Khama
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    We gave a woman back her lost beauty
    2460 2  - We gave a woman back her lost beauty James Harpole The Miracles Of Modern Medicine, No. 2: Probing The Secrets Of Our Glands ■VfT And solved problem of why some men become giants ICINGS, princes and great nobles in the Middle Ages always maintained in their retinues court Jesters with
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    YOUTH IS SEEKING NEW PASTURES
    544 2 Says.... K. Kaye THE tousled-haired young 1 man in dungarees, hands black with grease, gives a final twist to the screw in the car, issues some instructions to two assistants, then straightens up and mops his perspiring brow. His handsome face lights up as he
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      180 2 Are all equally accurate when new? Of course not. An average jf tolerance of j- W seconds per MntA^ 3nm\fi day most be expected. But our Jit "ik \ll •killed specialists with modern -4j apparatus Invariably improve llt»<s* I this rate substantially, often \nL% 4lJfW* reducing the tolerance in high
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    OUR CHILDREN ARE OVERBURDENED
    433 3 Spore youth leader says: Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S schoolboys and schoolgirls are weary and worn; they lack the cheeriness and the quick interest in the life around them that should be the heritage of youth. Their spirits seem burdened. Those are the views of Mr.
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    Singapore paintings fetch $2,883
    123 3 Singapore paintings fetch $2,883 Sunday Time* Staff Reporter AF 156 works displayed, at the first annual art exhibition of the Singapore Art Society 31 were sold for $2,883. The most expensive pictures sold belonged to Richard Walker, retiring Education Department Art Supervisor, whose "Forget Not Yet" and "Shadow Pattern" were
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    NO SMUGGLER, CLAIMS TRIAL
    81 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. "I am not a smuggler," Lee Kek Pow, of Singapore, replied in the Police Court yesterday when he was charged with being in possession of 48 wrist watches, valued at $744 on which import duty had not been paid.
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    BAIL IN CHEATING CASE
    55 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Bail of $5,000 was allowed in the Singapore Third Police Court yesterdaywhen 30-year old Ho Keng Woon pleaded not guilty to a charge of rher.ting Goh Wee Meng of six boxes of ginseng valued at $2,390 on Jan. 31. Case was postponed
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    'Go at own risk' Chinese told
    259 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A NY Chinese from Malaya who withes to go to Swatow, Amoy, Canton, Shanghai, or elsewhere in China, "can do so as far as the Singapore Immigration authorities are concerned," Mr. C. W. Webb, Controller of Immigration told the Sunday
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    NO IDENTITY CARD, 7 MONTHS' JAIL
    51 3 Sunday Times Correspondent SEGAMAT, Sat. Found without an identity card at Singkang, a notorious bandit area along the JementahMuar road, 35-year-old Wong Ah Jong today was sentenced to seven months' hard labour by the Segamat Circuit Magistrate. Wong pleaded he was too ill to
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    EQUIPMENT FOR $3,000
    29 3 Bandar Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The Johore Government has spent $3,000 on the purchase of cinematographic equipment and accessories for its Medical and Health Departments.
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    OBSTRUCTION: FINED $5
    36 3 Sunday Time* Staff Correspondent SEQAMAT. Sat— Because he blocked up the five-foot-way in front of his shop with rubber and provisions 25--year-old shopkeeper Tee Peng Kirn was fined $3 by the Segamat Magistrate.
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    ASSIZES IN APRIL
    24 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The next Singapore Assizes will be held at the Supreme Court from April 3 at 10.30 p.m.
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    MORE S'PORE DIVORCES
    105 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A LTHOUCH 40 divorces were recorded in Singapore last year an increase of six on the 1948 figure none of them affected inter-racial marriages, of which there were 59. These facts axe disclosed in figures prepared for the Sunday Times by Government. Last
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    SHE JUMPED OFF A MOVING TRAIN
    63 3 Sunday Time* Cm t SEGAMAT, Sat. Stated to have jumped oft the moving locomotive of an estate railway and to have sustained fatal injuries, 30--year-old Embam binte Dagang, a Malay woman, was the subject today of an inquest by the Segamat Coroner. A verdict
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    MALACCA TRADE UNIONS MEET
    92 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. jyj ALACC A trade unions held their last ad hoc conference convened by the Municipal Services Union last night. Mr. A. K. Nalr, Malacca Trade Union representative on the Settlement Council, presided. Recommendations of the Central Working Committee regarding the
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    Speeding up Cocos Island transfers
    185 3 Speeding up Cocos Island transfers Sunday Times Staff Reporter PECAUSE of the increasing birth-rate among the population of the Cocos Island group, the Singapore Government is investigating the possibilities of speeding up the emigration of the islanders in great numbers to Malaya and Borneo. Mr. E. S. de Banzie, offlcer-in-charge
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    POLICE APPROVAL FOR MASS MEETING
    43 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Police approval has been given for the Muslim Welfare Association of Singapore's mass meeting against the proposed Rent Control Ordinance amendments, to be held in the New World boxing arena at 4 p.m. today.
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    NOT UP TO DATE, $75
    47 3 Sunday Tinted Staff Reporter Thlrty-eight-year-old Chua Kirn Bock, proprietor of a sundries' shoo in w#>s* c Road, was fined $75 in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday for failing to keep his stock book nf env ment rationed articles up to date.
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    45 3 DOROTHY HeiHier |un. McC.w, well-known hockey player, was Married at Hrn St. Andrew's CarfceaVal. Singapore, yesterday to Mr. lohn Haig Mills of Itby, Kerr Co. For their honeymoon they will be going on a round trip to |apan on the t.s. "Sangola."— Sunday Times picture.
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      261 3 81 ICAfORK lAs Spore; 3 British Concert Hall; -Radar"; 6 Indonesian; 6 30 Canj*ssutt&*v*i rSr^rjiS 3s*VS?-iS^ Slr^sßssl Sr-e%«vS SSJ£^K the Studio (SalvatioD Army); 12 n* ltal 10 SUnoi^; IoIuSSS SSih cSSS^S- Ul5 2Snational P^%?£Sf. i^ fr m ~«^rt; 11 Ck»e. II.W JtoLTSd^r. aLS2| 2.30 BrlUsh Dance Band; 3 Con- a.m.
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      'I WANT TO TRAVEL'
      109 4 AOIRL with high hopes of going abroad tor further studies is Catherine Llm, of the Penang Convent. Catherine's ambition got one step nearer realisation when she passed with Grade One in last Cambridge School Certificate examination. Whether she goes to the United Kingdom or Australia, or
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      'MY HEART SET ON A MEDICAL CAREER'
      102 4 HERE is Ismail bin Suleiman of Victoria Institution Kuala Lumpur, who got a grade one pass, and wants to specialise in medicine. The 20-year-old son 'of a former P.WJ). overseer in Mersing, Ismail says "Science and mathematics are my strongest subjects. I have
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      'Varsity my ambition'
      179 4 'Varsity my ambition' MARIE Therese ConsigHere, 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Conslgliere of Singapore Is one of the Eurasian girls who passed the examination. And her ambition Is to Join the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Malaya "because I am convinced that medicine is really
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      FAMILY STILL WAITING FOR POST-WAR REUNION
      388 4 WHEN the Pacific war broke out an entire family, father, mother and three wins, did their bit towards the war effort. But with tr# war ended more than four years ago. the five of them have yet to meet together for a re-unlon. Such
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      Old friends will discuss anti-T.B. fight
      173 4 f\R. A. BEARBLOCK. State Medical and Health Off icer, Negri Sembilan who has gone to Britain on six months' leave will spend part of his time discussing and studying the latest methods of treatment of T.B. He will have discussions I with Dr. Andrew
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      309 4 I y il I cookies dekcio^ ft $ayl BORDEN cow If youu redpe calls fcr mOk— be I J f~ sure yoa nse KLIM. It adds extra itti roil watii, oouiishment to deliciouj cream V «»0 cum stii soaps; makes richer, smoother I l-tries; eijaace. the fl«« your favorite desserts.
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      85 4 «g CREPE DE CHINE jgfi§*K EMIILOT CRgP€ DE CHIN E hfCITAL BOIS PRfCIEUX ALTITUDE Jf*w Supplies Just Received Sole Agents MONTOR LTD. PHONES: 5891/5892 THE ARCADE SINGAPORE Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbi Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes,
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    DOES BABY NEED AN AMAH?
    974 5 By A Woman Correspondent I MAY as well start with a word of warning. This article Is intended chiefly for mothers of young children, newly arrived In Malaya. Bewildered alike by the masses of almost-forgotten food in the shops and by the torrent of gratuitous
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    Scout Notes
    510 5  -  SKIPPER X T KXT Saturday the Federation Scout Council will have its annual meeting in Kuala Lumpur, and "Scout Week" will start. The Council is to make several important decisions, including plans for a Federation Contingent to the World Jamboree in Austria, and we hope that Scout Week
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    This is the M.I. 5 man
    403 5 "MY dear chap, w« IVI know absolutely nothing about him We dont even own him old boy. Absolutely no. Sorry and all that" The War Office was adamant. Hie unowned: 82-year-old Sir Percy Joseph Sillltoe. golf-k>vlng, titular head of the currently abused M.I 5
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      279 5 QUINNETTE FRUIT SQUASHES SIX VARIETIES; ORANGE f~L LEMON &3P? CRAPE FRUIT LEMON BARLEY fifcV^JlSl! LEMON-LIME IP^/Wffl Qumnette Fruit Squashes ifffll) 'AhP come in an attractive IBBp llßri square shaped bottle P^9Lt itßvi which can be used as |^E\ /wr^l a carafe for ice water I'ORrA 71? j when the fruit
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      NO COPIES OF LADY GODIVA
      169 6 NO COPIES OF LADY GODIVA COVENTRY'S Lady Godiva, who once went to extremes to relieve her home town's taxes, is wanted for the sideboards of a million American homes. It looked like something new in exports, this requested permission by an American firm to reproduce in miniature Coventry's famous ■tatue.
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      Surprise for Nehru
      45 6 JAPANESE toy-craftsmen have designed a clockwork animal orchestra playing "Oh Susanna" to give to India's Prime Minister. Pandit Nehru, in return for the elephant he presented to a Tokyo Zoo. A Tokyo newspaper says: "Prime Minister Nehru will be very surprised.'' Reuter.
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      FAROUK
      564 6 FA RO UK WHEN he succeeded to the throne in 1936— at the age of sixteen— King Farouk of Egypt seemed to have all the blessings which a young monarch could expect, writes George Hamilton. He was handsome, tall and healthy. He was adored by his people, and particularly by
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      Rising costs hit Africa's marriage market
      394 6 THE SCENE: A village in Darkest Africa: The Time: 1950. I've been sitting in the shade of a banana tree in front of a mud hut talking to an African chief about ecomomic conditions in the post-war world, writes Bernard Wicksteed. He complained about
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      THEY SAY
      179 6 Newspapers are getting so full of H-bomb and A-bomb stories I've quit reading them. Don't let them make pessimists and defeatists out of you. General Eisenhower. My wife and I tried two or three times in the last forty years to have beakfast together, but it was so
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      'Welcome' Signs in Atom City
      421 6 'Welcome' Signs in Atom City OAKRIDGE. Tennessee THEY are still very nice to Englishmen at Oakridge, America's top-secret atom city, writes C.V.R. Thompson. I know because I went there recently. And, as the first Englishman visitor since the Fuchs case. I can report that they did net clap me in
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      The ODD CORNER
      157 6 The ODD CORNER AN ONTARIO policeman collided with a car and got out of his police car to press charges against the other driver. But he decided to drop the whole thing when he found that it was his wife. TWENTY Kettering (Enjland) schoolboys are to receive a shilling- a
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      431 6 I »^s^^lSsß»^sP^B^V^^WffctY^sfc^ because Kolynos foam It's between the teeth that danger lies. That's where bacteria multiply and go to work— producing the acids that cause decay. Kolynos foam penetrates straight to the danger spots. Kolynos alone contains special ingredients that neutralise the acids, destroy bacteria. Expert laboratory tests have proved
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    'JAKARTA SAYS I'M A DANGER'
    516 7 'Smiling Madonna* returns Sunday Times Staff Reporter MARGUERITE ALLEN, 30-year-old American journalist and authoress who has been expelled from Indonesia, said in Singapore yesterday that the chief of the Indonesian Military Intelligence had described her as being the Smiling Madonna," an American secret agent and
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    34 7 MR. mU Mrs. Netfcert Wijimel, erring their wedding cake at the Cafhay Restaurant yesterday, after their marriage st Hie Singapore Registry This bride was formerly Miss Audrey May Dando of Bristol. Sunday Times eict—
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    ALTERED HIS CARD, $25
    76 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A FORMER Auxiliary Police Officer, 33-year-old Jack Travis, was fined $25 in the Singapore First District Court yesterday for defacing his identity card. Travis erased the words auxiliary police leaving only the word officer, in the employment column of his card without
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    RUBBER
    69 7 Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's noon prices on Saturday (Mar. 18) were cents per lb.: No. 1 R.S S. Spot loose nominal 54 Fn.fi. in Mies April. JIo. 1 R.8.S. 53 T i No. 3 R.S S. 52% NO. 3 R.S S. 51", km.v 1 on reg. tender
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    $200,000 scheme for hospital
    281 7 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE Seventh Day Adventiit Mission in Malaya Is 1 planning to build a $200,000 extension to the Youngberg Memorial Hospital in Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, which will increase its capacity from 24 to 55 beds and incorporate many improvements. An appeal for
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    HOUSING IS BLACK SPOT IN T.B. FIGHT
    186 7 Sunday Tines SUB Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. HOUSING is the blackest spot in the social structure of Malaya, and the shophouse is the most potent single factor in the production of the high rate of tuberculosis in the country, declares Dr. A. Morland.
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    Tin Prices
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Sat., Mar. 529-2.50 Down 51. 871 cents. LONDON. Friday. Mar. 17. Spot: £598.10. Three months buyers 597.1t.
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    THOUGHT BISCUITS WERE EXEMPTED
    75 7 Sundmy limes Correspondent TAIPING, Sat.— A lorry drlvver Scow Mun was fined $10C by the Taiping Magistrate for contravening the Restriction of Movement of FiMKLstuffs regulations and his carpo of 400 katls of bkcuits was eon ftscated. Scow said he w.ts told it was nut necessary
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    'WESTERLING ON ST. JOHNS'DENIAL
    143 7 'WESTERLING ON ST. JOHNS' DENIAL Sunday Times Staff Reporter A SINGAPORE Government spokesman yesterday discredited a report that Capt. "Turk" Westerling had been transferred from Changi Jail to St. John's Island. Wester ling, who commanded the "Army of Heavenly Host" during the Bandoeng coup last January, Is erving a term
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    EUROPEAN FACES TRUST CEARCE
    52 7 H. O. Lewis Mole, an employee of Kinloss Officers' Mess, Nassim Road, pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Second District Court yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $2,300 belonging to the mess. Bail was fixed at $2,500. The case was postponed to
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    STOLE PEN, 1 MONTH JAIL
    77 7 Snn«Uy Time. SUIT Reporter ATRIBHA rider, 21-year-old Lum Khai Mm, found guilty of having picked the pocket of a passenger, was sentenced yesterday in the Singapore Second Police Court to one month's rigorous imprisonment. The passenger, Ng Yoke Seng, who lost a fountain pen, said
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    COLONY EDUCATION WEEK PLANS
    136 7 Sunday Time* SUIT Reporter nLANS are now in hand for Education Week, from May 8 to May 13. All schools in the Colony, English and Vernacular, will, show various aspects of educati-vi to the public. It is visit the sctlQfli3_djuili&_UlC week and see for themselves what
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    49 7 MISS Phyllis Cleria Acre*. e# rfce Alexandra |swier School, and Mr. •enurd Frederick Clifton, of Wak.field Oil Co.. who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore yesterday. Mr. Clifton is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Clifton, late of the Singapore Police Ferce. S— day Th»es pkMire.
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    VALUE OF JELUTONG
    39 7 SttßJay Ttmca BUS OsitSSj inift BEGAMAT, Sat.— For the purpose of assessment of royalty during the months of April to June this year, the value of jelutong to Johore will be taken as $100 per picul
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    MEN ON INCOME TAX BOARD
    106 7 Sand*? Times SUIT Reporter Twenty-seven Singapore residents have been appointed to the Income Tax Board of Review, it was announced yesterday. They are: Messrs. J. C. Cobbett (chairman), T. Alken, D. T. Asaomull. C. E. R. M. Brooke. Chew Hock Leong, Poo Chee Pong, R.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAR. 19. 1950 THE SERETSE AFFAIR
    556 8 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, MAR. 19. 1950 THE SERETSE AFFAIR FE ill-starred romance of Seret.se Khama and h\s 'White Queen" has stirred the imagination of half the world, particularly among the coloured peoples, and has brought the Labour Government in Britain closer to defeat than have the major issues of
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    1615 8  - The aftermath of war ERIC MITCHELL by There are many non-Malayans who have arrived in this country during the past two years who delight in criticising the authorities and administration of this country without fully realising the conditions which have had to be contended with since the liberation. The author
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    'SLUM' OF THE EMPIRE
    1018 8  - 'SL UM' OF THE EMPIRE BERNARD HARRIS Mr. Weston takes a chance in a by WHAT sort of men were they who built up the British Empire? They were great individualists men of courage, imbued with a spirit of adventure, and a profound love of liberty. Those were the qualities
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    MASS UNEMPLOYMENT THREAT TO S'PORE
    430 9 MASS UNEMPLOYMENT THREAT TO S'PORE Soaring population but no industries Sunday Times Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will be faced within a decade with a grave problem of mass unemployment. Already there are far more people of employable age in the Colony than there are jobs going, and the population is increasing
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    38 9 RIV. Coh Heed Ksng. paster ef Hi* Srr«iH Chines* Methodist Chwrch. Ksmpe«( Kaper. Sing»«ore. eHkisting sr the wcdJ.ne ef Mr. Tee Peng Hun. er the United States Information Service, tnd Mabel Chjn Yoke KiM yesterday.— Sunday Times picture.
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    Malay music goes 'swing'
    326 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MALAY music, through records, is march n «^V*' M times Cone are the days when Mohamed or Fatimah were content with the soft and sooth.ng mu,,c of the kronchong and the ronggeng. Today the accent is on rhythm and Malay record.ng art.stes
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    CHOSE PRISON
    40 9 Sunday Times Correspondent KAJANG, Sat— Quik Chal Lin who appeared before the Kajang Circuit Magistrate for falling to register and obtain an Identity certificate preferred to go to prison for six weeks rather than pay fine of $50.
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    NIGHT IS BAD FOR INFORMATION
    55 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The failure of the public to give information about bandits has led the Selangor State Anti-Bandit Month Organiser. Mr. G. W. Bomerville, to close down his "Information Room" at night. The "I-Room" will now be open during ordinary
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    INSTITUTE CONCERT
    36 9 Singapore Institute of Science pupils presented a variety concert at Raffles InMitution Hall last night and en Friday to elebrate the Institute's tenth anniversary. Fioceeds went to the University of Malaya and SATA funds.
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    RESCUED DOG IS DOING WELL
    85 9 Sund-T Times Staff Reporter THE young Alsatian dog recovered from an uninhabited island off Singapore last Monday is well on the way to recovery from its ordeal. The Sunday Times was told yesterday that the Animal Infirmary, where the dog is being cared for, received
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    BEATING THE RETREAT
    25 9 The Police band will beat the retreat on the police ground at Bluff Road in Kuala Lumpur on Monday at 5.15 p.m.
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    UMNO WANTS FOSS APOLOGY
    160 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. CELANGOR branch of UMNO meets tonight to consider resolutions demanding an apology from Miss Josephine Foss, of the Malayan branch of the Colonial Office Social Welfare Department, for her reported statement to the London Sunday Pictorial that Malay women
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    VOLUNTEERS GO OUT SCREENING
    53 9 Sunday Times Staff Corresponden KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. About 300 Anti-Bandit volunteers, accompanied by squads of auxiliary police, helped to carry out a large, screening operation at the Buklt Blntang park, Kuala Lumpur, last night. No arrests were made. In South Kedah. volunteers identified two persons wanted
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    KEEP THIS SECRET TO YOURSELF
    145 9 /\LD style theatrical udver- tisement used to say "If you have seen this play. please don't tell the plot to your friends." This note might will have appeared on Singapore Repertory Company's programme at the opening last night of J. Lee Thomsons thriller "Murder Without
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    Island Club is waiting
    299 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter CINCAPORE S Island Club is in a position to call for J tenders for its new clubhouse immediately building plans *r* officially approved by the Municipality, said the President, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, at the club's annual meeting. Mr Tan said the
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    SICK ENJOY BOOK GIFTS
    55 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter pATIENTS at the Singapore General Hospital are very grateful to the Singapore branch of the Red Cross Society for the library that has been slowly built up for them. The library now contains about 1.000 books. Most of them are new publications
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    'End curse of communalism' —C.C. Tan
    454 9 'End curse of communal ism' C.C. Tan Sunday Timet Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHR'J, Saturday. IN i talk on "Elections in Singapore" to member of Me United Maiay National Organisation ne.e tonight. ■Mr. C C. Tan president of the Progressive Party and a member of the Singapore Legislative Council, said that
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    High Siam officials in S'pore
    213 9 High Siam officials in S'pore Sunday Times Staff Reporter TtitL Siamese Minister lor Foreign Affairs, Nai Womkarnbancha. arrived in Singapore by air yesterday from Bangkok to welcome King BhumiDol Adulyadej of Siam who is returning to Siam on board the Selandia. The Selandia is due alongside the Singapore Harbour Bourd
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    JOHORE MAGISTRATE
    21 9 SEGAMAT, Sat Tnche i Abdul Kadir bin YusofT h;:s 1 been appointed a First Clcsa magiscrate for Johore State.
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    PASSED A.C.C.A. EXAMS
    32 9 Mr. N. A. Kularajah, Secretary of the Singapore Government Officers Co-operative I Housing Society, has passed j the intermediate examination of the Association of Certifh dand Corporate Accountants, London.
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    595 10  - Sitting on Fence NAT. GUBBINS By When the sheer misery of existence becomes Intolerable and one Is feeling rather Russian, It la heartening to read about a man who has been beating his wife every evening for 18 years. JUST a clout at twilight, When the lights are low. In
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    153 10 FOR an unusual effort by a dance band. I most certainly recommend Woody Herman's latest offering in the field of descriptive music. "Lady McCowan's Dream." written by Burns, Is an easy flowing offering in the modern style. Woody Herman demonstrates here that he is no mean performer on
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    866 10  -  MARTIN HUTTON By I WONDER why Britain 1 does not 'cash in' on some of its magnificent character acttrs and actresses? The French found long ago with the late Raimu that a good actor given a good part can get as many 'fans' as most lush bathing beauties.
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    HIGHLIGHTS RADIO
    592 10 HIGHLIGHTS RADIO TIHERE are s>me gi<nd I plays thy wppfc Those who have read George Orwell's terrlfy i n g glimpse Into a totalitarian future will c c r t a 1 nly want to hear David Klven In the Unl rtrilt r Theatre recording of '1984' (Kua Lumpur Wed
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    LONDON STOOD IN FLOODLIT GLORY
    1037 11  -  MARY HEATHCOTT by LONDON. Mar. 12. ONDON was a-buzz last week, with its main streets be-flagged and garlanded and bus conductresses (always more volatile than their male colleagues) asking all their passengers "Comment ca va?" The visit of the French President and Mme. Auriol set
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    527 11 |F you are famous among your friends for the lightness of your sponge cake, the ambrosial quality of your chocolate cake, the richness of your plum cake then today's notes will have, I am afraid, no interest for you. 1 am trying to make plain the
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    Own Temple
    733 11 My little daughter is very self-conscious and really absurdly bashful. She is also very vain, but otherwise has a most sweet and charming disposition I have been told that joining a class for physical exercises would make her forget herself. My own feeling is that still more attention
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    EMBROIDERY & LACE
    522 11 EMBROIDERY LACE Notebook by Penelope riMBROIDERY and lace Hi trimmings on this season's dresses will bring the amateur needlewoman into her own again. The aunt who can scollop the edges of cap sleeves or a cape collar, and the mother who can work a cut-out motif on the shoulder of
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      979 12 I Al/ D U AfA VLOR I THIS WEEK THIS WEEK CANCER (Jun. 21— July. YOB Aft FOR YOU 28)— Increased business ac- A 1 tlvit, and probably addl- TODAY: Beware small CAPRICORN (Dec. 21 tlonal responsibility before mishaps and unnecessary Jan. 19) A certain amount end of week Bat
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      386 12 TIMELY CLUE WHEN the neighbours of old Marcus Midas, an eccentric and wealthy recluse, had failed to see him about his house for a week they became suspicious. Thinking that some evil might have happened to the aged miser they called the police. Their worst suspicions were confirmed, for the
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      650 12 rpo a certain extent, card our opponents usually have sense Is having tha flair enough tricks to make then- slam for doing the right thing at the contracts unless we can beat right time. For example, take them to the punch— that is, the matter of opening leads: some gather
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    OFF THE RECORD
    1339 13 SHARPSHOOTER' takes you inside sport rpHE question of Pan-M a 1 a y a n Olympic Council will come up at the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association Council meeting in Kuala Lumpur next Sunday. At the moment there .is no national sports body and the Singapore Olympic Sports
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    36 13 FTE. SMITH (Army) goes down en one knee daring his welterweight contest against L. A. C. Bates (R.A.F.) In the inter- Services boxing tournament in Singapore en Friday night. Smith won on points. Sunday Times picture.
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    Chess congress in S'pore next month
    227 13 THE Malayan Chess Federation will hold a Chess Congress In Singapore during the Easter holidays, when at least three tournaments will be played off. The tournaments will be held in the V.M.C.A., Orchard Road, and are likely to attract a large number of entries
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    PERAK SIKH ASSN. SPORTS
    140 13 Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Correspondent CPECIALLT-designed cups and medals with national emblems embossed on them will be among the prizes to be given away at the sports carnival organised by the Perak Sikh Association on the occasion of- the celebrations of Baisekhi (Sikh new year) on
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    37 13 DVR, HEARD (Army) down on his knees af.er receiving a right from E. M. Clarke (Navy) in the catchwcicrht contest (special) at the Inter-services boxing tournment in Singapore on Friday. Heard won on points. Sunday Times picture.
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    GILLINGS GETS FIVE FOR SIX
    259 14 THE Sinhalese Association beat the Military Police by four* wickets in a game of cricket played on the Kay Seong camp ground yesterday. The Police, batting first, were bundled out for 41. The Sinhalese also started badly but passed the Police score with four wickets
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    G. RICHARDS WINS ON DRAMATIC
    415 14 Lincolnshire H'cap result THE heavily backed colt, Dramatic owned by Mr. Ted ("Lucky") Saunders, won the Lincolnshire, the first big handicap of the English flat-racing season, at Lincoln yesterday afternoon. Gordon Richards, the champion Jockey, brought Dramatic home to an easy three-length victory over last
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    36 14 THE draw of the Singapore I Hockey Association sweepstake will take place at the Sit.C on Thursday. Affiliates are asked to return their unsold tickets and counterfoils to Mr. Raymond Mlnjoot by tomorrow evening.
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    AUSSIES FIGHT FOR RUNS
    122 14 PAIN restricted play on the se1V cond day of the unofficial three day Test match between New gfealshrt and Australia at Dunedln yesterday. Replying to New Zealand's firstinnings total of 331, the Australians, who were 18 for one overnight, had to fight hard for runs and
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    Johore C.C. has new talent
    289 14 Sunday Times Jotiore Bahru Sports Correspondent lOHORE Cricket Club looks forward to a more I successful season this year than in 1949 in view of the new talent available. Several players new to the district turned out for the Home and Home match played last
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    Ip to play at Wimbledon
    54 14 HONG KONG, Sat HONG KONG'S first representative in the coming Wimbledon tennis championships will be Ip Koon-hung. Chinese singles champion of the Colony. The trip has been financed by Hone Konr tennis enthusiasts who feel that for the first time the Colony, has a player
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    470 15 ARSENAL CHELSEA DRAW Grim struggle in semi-final LONDON, Saturday. FIGHTING back grimly against a 2—o deficit, Arsenal drew 2 2 with Chelsea before a 68,000 crowd in the first semi-final of the F.A. Cup at Tottenham Hotspur ground, London, today. Chelsea, unable to play two of their first team forwards
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    34 15 DOY Brooks forces Alfle P Sands to the ropes: A vivid action shot of Friday night's big fight at the Happy World stadium, in which Brooks retained his Orient middleweight title. Sunday Times picture.
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    Police beat CSC by 34 runs
    331 15 nnHE Police defeated the Ceylon Sports Club by 34 1 runs in a game of cricket at Thomson Road yesterday. The Police batted first and collected 102 runs in two and a half hours. J. C. Cooke was the highest scorer with 38, the
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    WILLIE PEP WINS BUT IS BOOED
    177 15 NEW YORK. Sat. WILLIE PEP (United States) retained ni« world featherweight cham pionshlp in New York on Friday night by outpointing his French challenger Ray Famechon. The fight was over 15 rounds at the Madison Square Garden here. The decision in favour of Pep
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    S.H.B. LOSE 4-3
    25 15 ra soccer match played at the Naval Base yesterday, Western Depot (Naval Base) beat the s H.B. by four goals to three.
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    MILE RECORD
    36 15 OOGER BANNISTER, Oxford IV University's brUllant mUer, broke the record for the Universly (Oxford v. Cambridge) sports at the White City yesterday afternoon. He won the mile race in 4 mins. 14.8 sees. Reuter.
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    468 15 400 CHILDREN IN S.J.I. SPORTS MEETING MORE than 400 children took part in the annual athletic sports of the St. Joseph's Institution primary classes held on the school field yesterday morning. A good many of the events were team relays and competitors mowed remarkably keen enthusiasm. In the Class 1
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    SINGAPORE v. ARMY-NAVY XI TODAY
    155 15 A very keen match i« expected In today's soccer encounter between Singapore and ArmyNavy at Jalan Besar Stadium. Sir Patrick McKerron. the officer Administering the Government, and MaJ.-Gen. D. Dunlop. U 0.C.. Singapore District, have accepted invitations to attend. The mat:h is an annual affair
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    MALAY JUNIOR BADMINTON
    118 15 'THE following 3m m me Singapore Malay Badminton Association's junior singles champioiunip were played oU at the Clerical Union Hail last afternoon. Abdul Ham id (Kg. jagoh Muslim) wo. Selam.it Alwl (Gentle); A. Aziz (Setia) beat Samani Hussein (Setia) 15-7, 15-10- Aziz Hassan (N.W.A.i beat Moham.d Said
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    62 15 r!L KOROSCENKO, the Czech wrestler, knocked out Wong Buck Lee In the second round of their nght at the Great World arena last night. The match lasted 12 V 4 minutes. Other results were: All Rixa Bey bt. Dara Dass, George ZUsko bt. Hardit Singh
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    22 15 EDINBURGH. Sat.— ln the international rugby match at Murrayfield today Scotland beat England by IS points to 11.— Reuter.
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    40 15 A ?iH^ 2*25? S c if ffi rlon h <»? b «"l «UI««r (Tulleh) by a neck in a photo-finish hi the fourth race at Buklt Tiraah yesterda* lavf%lr (Carles) was third and Actress (Dunwoodie) XuiuUl 111 day Times picture. v
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