The Straits Times, 24 January 1954

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 963 SINGAPORE, SI'NDAY, JANUARY 24, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    PUBLIC WANTS QUICK ACTION AGAINST GANGSTERS
    294 1 PUBLIC WANTS QUICK ACTION AGAINST GANGSTERS j By Our Crime Reporter. ORE is facing a second Emergency. With two people kidnapped tin six months and secret society activities growing every day, many citizens are expressing alarm at the situation. the people I spoke to yesterday agreed that stricter legislation be
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    Milly & friends
    288 1 Milly friends They fly to a new life ■THE first friend No blind Dyak cKiMrcn met from Singapore yesterday w« a 19 yeir-old Malayan Airways hostess. Miss MiNy Koh. Untong ar.ak Bagan. a 10- year-old boy. and ChristineSawetl analc Nyub. a slx-year-old girl, ran into MUly In Kuching m a
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    THE WINNER
    69 1 Contest $5,000 goes to Pahang "["HERE is one winner in the Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest "C" Ho Ung I Hun. Courts. Raub, Pahang. A cheque for $5,000 will be sent early j i this week. Full aefails of the winning entry and the I reason for the
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    ESCAPE DRAMA 5 ARRESTS
    187 1 A KELANTAN businessman. Kang Boon Seng, escaped from a tongkang at dawn yesterday in Telok Ayer Basin. iporc where he had been held by a gang. Kane slipped ;> rl--ris. ran to a nearny i shed anc. rushed to tn> N'c. and made two Three more
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    Music to pass time
    67 1 JOIIORF BAHRI. Sat. THE Jnhore State Welfare Committee has (fiven 5225 for a violin. three cmtars and two banjos to start i\ string band in the ,'ohnre Bahru Prison. At present there are six long-term prisoners who ran play various instruments. They will form the nucleus
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    200 at dame
    31 1 Marc thiin 200 mr-mbrr.s arci curst s wrrr prrsf-nt at a social dance nruanis^d by the Fairwind Barimintor. Party held at t!v S.V.C. Hall iSßts. Mr.vt last nieht.
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    Wanted: eye witnesses
    54 1 A pedestrian. Tay Thin. 67. was knocked down by a car at the 5J mile. Upper Thomson Road. Singapore, on Wednesday afternoon, and died in hospital on Friday night. The Traffic Police are appealing for rye-witne.sse.s of the accident to contact Inspector Abdul Kadir at thr Accldeftta
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    Detective shot in station
    152 1 A CHINt'E detective staff sergeant. Lee Kirn Suan. was found shot m si* head m his office at Beach Road Police Station, Smpaoore. at itoul 630 p.m. yesterday He died c rt the way to hospital Two rrilow detectives in an ariiacent roorr. heard the >hnt
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    PROTEST TO SPAIN
    71 1 MADRID, Sat— Britain last night protested to Spain against attacks on official British buildings during demonstrations in various parts of the country yesterday. A written protest was handed to the Spanish Foreign Ministry by Mr. F. R. H. Hurray, a counseller at the British Embassy in Madrid.
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    Its a dry outlook
    44 1 LONDON. S a t London's water supplies may have to be restricted this summer because of the abnormally dry winter. The chairman of the Mrtropolltan Water Board said tha'. the prospect cannot be viewer 1 without some apprehension. 1 Reutrr.
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    FLYING SAUCERS!
    57 1 LONDON. Bat EIGHTY flying saucers took of! from London Airport today. They were boxed In the cargo section of a KLM plane en route to Australia on a rush shipment for the Queen"*, banquet table. The china was sent to replace nrcaKages and •n complete a set to
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    CHURCHILL TO RETIRE: M.P.
    54 1 IMMINGHAM England Sat A Conservative Member o! Parliament. Mr. Cyril Osborne. .said last night many politicians believe Sir Winston Churchill would retire when the Q icen returns from her Commonwealth tour next May The retirement date has beer much dUcusxed in Westminster this week." Mr. Osbornr.
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    300 rail deaths near Karachi
    34 1 KARACHI Bat Unofficial estimates today placed the death toll to SOO in the crash of thf passenger train the Pakistan Mail." 75 miles ea.st of Karachi on Thursday.— UP.
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    A Sultan demands
    38 1 RABAT. Sat Moroccan Sultan Sidi Mohammed bin M°ulay Arafa yesterday reiterated his demand tha* Fiance oppoaed the threatens secession of Spanish Morm- -o and saic that a bit majority of th« natives supported hi, rep.me.
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    Keeping up the Army's name
    81 1 NAIROBI. Sat. \*R. Anthony Head. Brrish Secretary of State for War. s-id in a message disclosed here yesterday he was >i" ■■i that alleged cases of brutality by security forces in Kenya were exceptional. The genera^ conduct and jiscipiLlne of all ranks has been well
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    HE WARNS CHINESE ABOUT FIRES
    100 1 KL'ALA I IMPIR Sat. BE careful of cigarette or cigar stubs and spent i a itches, the Federation's hief Inspector of Fire Services today warned Chinese New Year reveller*. He said the public must be careful in the use of candles, oil or pressure lair
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    Four more Reds killed
    115 1 KUALA Lt'MPUR Sat rHREE of the Federation security forces' four latest oandit kills were made by the Royal West Kents in the Bentor.R area of Pahang on Thursday The Bth and 10th platoons found a terrorist clearing and beean to surround it. The sentry on the
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    Welfare work hit by cuts
    76 1 JOHOP.E BAHRL Sat rE Government's economy measures are causing some concern to local bodies engaged in social welfare work in Johore Cash assistance has been cut down by $*****. fo.-x! parcels" assistance Oy $13,000 and food assistance to Infant* by $1 300. making a total
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    RADIO BLACKOUT CUTS OFF LONDON
    51 1 LONDON Sat A surprise blackout on radio signals virtually cut London off from short wave wireles» contact with most of th" world intermittently for 12 hours last niß^it Normally radio encineers can predict the approach of bad radio conditions but thio time they had no
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    Quit Reds: trial now
    39 1 WASHINGTON. Sat The U S Army announced last night that Cpl Edw.<rd Dickenson. a former PoW mho at first refused to leave the CommunUts in Korea but later changed his mind. *il. be court-martialled Reuter.
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    Wo face 1951 with confidence
    171 1 Butler "fWfHE Commonwealth counL tries have made a good start to 1954 We ran face thr year with confidence.'- the British Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. r A Butler, declared on hl.s arrival In Singapore from Sydney yesterday. Mr Butler |k on hi* way l
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    We won't sell rice' threat to Govt.
    213 1 ORE than 900 licensed Singapore rice dealers have threatened to stop selling rationed rice if the Government does not compensate them for losses because of a recent two-cent cut in the price. A spokesman of the Singapore Government Licensed R cc Dealers Association
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    SILVER SPOON
    148 1 NEXT WEEK BICINNINC Mcit week. the SmMjy Times will publish rfcr ttttftdmtty »m 4 often w.ldl* funny ttory of t nun wtio wn kor» wi»h s >il«er ipoon in hn mmtth »»4 ht4 difficylty keeping it Htcrc. Lord Crantlef arat btn rt»e heir to j fortune of nearly
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    India is 'not soft on Reds'
    88 1 PENNSYLVANIA. Sat rE Rev. Jame, K Mathew.> tolrf the Methodist BoaM of Missions yesterday tha" India's present neutrality ha* not brought the nation to Communism. Mr Mathew- executive retarv of the rhurchs dlv. of wo.-ld missions. sa!d ii"i is not "soft 11 on Comrrv..and
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    NEO THIRD HENRICKS RECORD
    82 1 NEO THIRD HENRICKS RECORD SYDNEY. Sat JOHN Henr.eks today set up •ralian 1 1 nvtrri swimming record. if-oid John De vitt ond In 53 5 anri Singapore's Nen Chwec Kok was third in 5P.2 ike his own 58--1 record set up in Neo presented Hmrlcks with a ling boat as
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    Bullet-proof car, 7 guards for Molotov
    140 1 Bullet-proof car, 7 guards for Molotov BERLIN. Sat THE Sovici Forrißn Minister. V M KokitOT, arrived m for the FourPower (ontc:ence opening on ay Mr Molotov. travelling in a of .srven iimnu.sine>-, riown Untt-r Den Emb*My gate.s .n CoaußOllist v rlin short.y «>n The I runty mea:n occupation hiMnrv 'were
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    Reds' 58 th 'no'
    23 1 VO:?K S |%v. ni| i Stth United *n kill a We^ern i fnr >«-ttlin2 th» iS\r an-Israell db«pat« r
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    THE RAFT OF DESPAIR
    2299 2  -  TIIRA ENSIO ADRIFT IN A SEA OF LONELINESS By Sharks were our only companions Tura Ensio and his friend Ericsson have made a daring escape from a Foreign Legion ship carrying them to the war in Indo-China. On a small raft "a tiny bit of flotsam,
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    RELIC OF THE PAST
    533 2  -  EVELYN VAUGHAN A SCIENTIST REPORTS ON HONEYMOONS By THE Kinsey Report on women startled the savants in 1953 but it's taken a brave man to write 1954a cominc shocker, the Brav Report on Honeymoons. Dr Stanley Brav, an American social hygiene scientist set out to discover
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    SHE CAN SEE AFTER 40 YEARS
    185 2 A WOMAN who thinks it \s wonderful to walk and to be able to see a bus is Miss Olive Allsop. who has been crippled and blind for 40 years. In Dunfermllne Northern Hospital. Tife Scotland, list week she told of her hopes and
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    Crashes will not prevent birth of the jet age
    303 3 Crashes will not prevent birth of the jet age NEW YORK. Saturday. ACCIDENTS such as the Comet disaster will not stt jet transport back, according to the editors of American Aviation, in an article in Lift magazine, published here. They say that accidents will, if anything, accelerate the development of
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    COLONY WEDDING
    74 3 Archtray of swards Above: Lieut P M. Daft -Smith >♦ the Royal Navy and hit bride, formerly Mm Marguerite Oodson. of Dorset England, walk under an archway of swords formed by 'tit fetlow- officers after their marriage yesterday at St. Peter Cborch. Naval Ease. Singapore Below Or. and
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    Not afraid oi the camera
    104 3 DESPITE the popular, of Either Williams wirfc Malayan tilmgocrs. few C'rlt are prepared to f« low kef example and face Hie camera. That it the opinion of Mr. Donald Daviet publicity manager o* tkc Catkay OrfMnsation. who n endea»o«rinK to find Singapore'* moil beautiful bathing
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    Tenants ask for swings
    79 3 The secretary of the Delta Ganges Welfare Association. Mr T R Fernandez, wants the Singapore Improvement Trust to provide swines and ■MM for children in the area. "By playing with one another." Mr. Fernandez .said. our children w;ll become democratic citizens." The association, comprised of SIT
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    Driver not covered
    35 3 W<>ng; Men« Cheng wa» flnrd i $75 by Mr. F A Chua in Singapore yesterday fo r permitting Lam Lai Lien to use his rar while not covered by third party insurance
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    Rubber at 543/4 cents
    189 3 Rubber at 54 3/4 cents The Singapore rubber mari krt was disappointing yr>trrday and the price lout three quarter* of a cent closing at M 3 4 cent* a 1b. In spite of thr brttrr MM from New York the prirr saRRed. A moderate turnovei was reported. CL-sitiir on<v« yctterday
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    No certificate: $25
    41 3 TELUK ANSON. Sat. Be pnu.se he used two yard mea>ures lor trade without a certificate o( verification under iru> Wrights and Measures Enj actment. Y>y Hoy Ming, ;i merchant at Se'.ckoh village was fined $25 or two weeksgaol.
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    Opium smuggler appeals against his sentence
    191 3 CHINESE who wa.s yesterday sentenced to six months' imprisonment and fined $4,000 for .smuggling 'opium Into Singapore appeal ed against the sentence. Hi i.n Lim Oar Tiang whe pleaded guilty to smuggling 19} lb*. of raw opium into the Colony. Lim Kue Chuan and
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    BICYCLE WAS RECOVERED BEFORE THEFT REPORTED
    136 3 OINOAPORE police recently t? arn-sted a man and re covered a stolen bicycle before the theft of the bicycle was reported. The cyclist owner had parked W* bicycle on the flveloniway and left the key of the padlock in the tool bag When he
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    Jumbo eats and eats in Mr Kitchener's garden
    408 4 Jumbo eats and eats in Mr Kitchener 's garden THE DOGS ARE NOT IMPRESSED OEVERAL months :>k<> Mr. II. .1. Kitchener, Chief Game Warden for the Federation, said good-bye In one <>f his most prized possessions "Uimh;)". ;i hefty 2.")() pound tiger cub. Rimha was getting too big to handle
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    BRIBES FOR THE JURY
    293 4  - BRIBES FOR THE JURY C. K. CAMPBELL THE OLI IMS By THE first trial by Jury was held In Taiping in the State of Perak. shortly alter the four States had been formed into the Federated Malay States in IBM. Lawyers had been admitted for the first time and a
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    The Countryman's journal.
    483 4 THE INVALID TOSSES 'THE CABER' ANOTHER work has passed and we are no nearer to a big flood. There have been no further local floods. It may well be that wo shall dp able to Jeer at the prophets for their rocksuroness. We have been worrying for
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    Pattern of the leaves
    21 4 This week t nature study "Leaves Pattern.' comes from Teoh Che* Kc*t of 57 Mjgjsine Road. Penjng.
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    MALAYAN SCHOOLGIRLS HAVE CHARM, POISE—AND BRAINS
    228 5 MALAYAN SCHOOLGIRLS HAVE CHARM, POISE— AND BRAINS Whitehall visitor Wery impressed' PENANC. Saturday. MISS F. H. Cwilliam. Education Adviser to Whitehall, today handed a bouquet to Malayan schoolgirls. While they are not traditional "Blue Stockings," they possess intelligence, charm and poise, so valuable for the building up of a new
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    MAN WHO HAC DRUGS GETS $5,000 BAIL
    68 5 Sentence on Ch. Yong. charted n. yr>terday Vttta erou.s drugs, landing a repu: 1 he had any pn Mm The court Customs otlirer.v tablets oJ morphli and 53 bottle.v when they raitirri I I Wext Hill Road o Kri The drug wa.s IouikI
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    Two little maids
    55 5 These two little maids arc Tony Harrison and Ccorgc Coding in the comic song I Don t Want To Play In Your Yard." featured in the new show Th, Vic Optinmtt" which was staged at the Naval Base last week. It open* x* the Victoria Memorial Theatre
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    'SINGAPORE IS A TOURIST CENTRE'
    158 5 Conference will be told CINCAPORE is not only an important trade centre m c outh-East Asa. but also a tourist centre a handy central pomt for anyone wishing to make an extensive tour i of the Far East. Thus Urt will be stressed to delegates
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    Thief back in gaol
    104 5 After admitting tin:- yurttr day. H^san bin Abdullah admitted m a Bingapw i-ourt that he bad previously been Kaoled for two similai i-fli —for two years in 1950 and ioi one yrar in 1963. Whtn Hjuj .a asked for a lenici.t sentence, Mr Tan Ah tTah
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    Drunken chichaks?
    124 5 The big question rHK i m chirhak.-. I i. •>• hold their be»-r? it. C. L. Collenrtte of H ..ti-li Museum of iral iiistnry. writes in tn<' ...in Nature Journal rim lizards can wrig- .IKIlt UA th( SOtHT Kundav Tlmei r»>por■in Hull. "I've leen out cold." tin it
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    'RED' PETROL SINGAPORE
    51 5 Russian tanker I rivrd in Siniu- i reo of oi petrol !ur Daireti. China. ;>. on her nialdrn .■ided her cargo of Bla Se* port of Luc*l uueiiti for *hc tanker in Singapore said the msustrr of tr* snip had rr.ade no ap[or bunkum, but had at^r
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    Out of mass destruction comes some good in Singapore
    520 6  -  S. RAMACHNDRA By •THE first blast of the explosion sounded over Singapore. Other blasts followed in quick succession and a huge, billowing mass of smoke mushroomed up in the direction of Tanjong Rhu It was about noon on Morch 9, 1942.
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    By BILLY BUDD
    831 6 Bring >m bark alive IT is not an ofTcncp ti) know that a mrmbrr of your family has been kidnapped yet fail to tell the police about it. But it is extremely unwise, and dangerous too. Though Singapore s millionaires and their families don't seem to think
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    Big dogs and second king
    437 6 GINCE Its formation five years ago. the China Society of Singapore has done much to disseminate knowledge of th'ngs Chinese to dispel false notions and prejudices against the people and their language and 10 promote a wider and more lntellgent appreciation ol Chinese culture From
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    MAKE YOUR OWN BREAD
    332 6 THERE U somethlnp essentially wholesome and appetising about homebaked bread. Making It In small quantities is no more strenuous an operation than mixing a cake. Here is a dinner roll recipe, excellent for sandwich-mak-ing, and one for the good old fashioned Chelsea Dun to which men
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      263 6 A £lurwberfand mattress for those who insist oh of everything 7 jk _-^^b<*, Relax into cool, refr '^jU&-£<^Jr£ji*i on a Slumbcrland J*iTT%^ "^v^ a White Seal "mm K\ (V/ < $[jns. '''figk circulates through '—'Xll\-\ /^T*~ i oery moscment. H 'i^ *vSfir^J^^ 1 mdrctK of special S Z^^^f nring linn
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      308 6 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 7.15 Morning 8Ur; 7 30 New*. 7 35 Melody Mixture S 00 Oome Into The Parlour. 8 30 Breakfast Hour: 9 30 Take It From Here; 10.00 Musical Round-up. 10 16 Calling Ali MotorUt*: 1030 Mix-morning Medley; 11 00 The Jay Wilbur Strings; 1130 Salvation Army Service.
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    For the woman with plenty of imagination
    535 7 For the woman with plenty of imagination ANE of the greatest boons for the modern girl who has to dress well on a small Income Is the Ingenious idea of "separates." With two or three skirts and a few well chosen blouses the woman with imagination and the right notions
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    Well chosen separates
    53 7 Well chosen separates AN example of what the ingenious girl can do with two well chosen "separates." This charming cock- > tail dress is composed of a circular tsfreta I skirt and a well fitting /< lace embroidered fl blouse. The price of << the skirt is $64 *nd >j
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    TIME FOR THE SPRING. CLEANING.
    332 7 TIME FOR THE SPRING. CLEANING. concerned will make useful duster*. Talking of dusters, thrrr seem* to be a glut of those flir.ly yellow ones in the city. It U practically an impo*.siblity to walk throuKh any of the main streets without having a bunch of tiyse thrust into ones face
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    A lovers' quarrel
    752 7 I AM 17 and in love with a man of 21 who fell for me at first sight Although we love each other we always quarrel. We have tried many times to break our friendship but cannot forget each other. Do you think we are true lovers?
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      190 7 flkrf Sunday Titties January 24, 1954 f Only-Tarrfley know the. f serrrtof blending lavender with, rae&ottns and precious <r>£Tvr> a><soncentrated Vwiyii-fsJ.wj'iqtjyQ aprrarwef. The cnot'ft r.^ur.B find *nhtle distinction ofYarclley Lavraider is tmiqo©*nd inimitable, I YARDLEY I Y=3 LAVENDER P a»«^^^ Yardley Lavend» > r Soap iSfrSJ^W^. imnoth-liithcnnjj, >> '^w r
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      290 7 ["Johnny! I'm so %aladyou <* Me !j^/\ Johnny"- "vl^ IT Pjj \-.K It rt and come]*-. j%ih Uv /^-^L V r/*~Qxm\.\ feel yowcorry 'ASPRO ?V jf J J >wt ond cold, sick i \Hcre,toke two "'^SbtJ^jir Hike moaic! put m« A f^ tfJ^r^C John^' l^ t Iri&i just ih «^J?/
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    A MALAYAN DOCTOR'S NOTEBOOK
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    One of the finest cures in the world
    1229 8 Murh of your life i* «peni in wlumber IF you live to be 70 you will spend about '2\ years of your life asleep. It is astounding when y<> work it out that way. Sleep is one of the greatest necessities of
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    FASHION'S FAREWELL TO BIKINI
    395 8 i never saw a briefer suit Of swim-wear on a pretty maid. Nor saw so many charms revealed which formerly were not displayed REMEMBER? That was the kind of male "masterpiece Inspired by the Bikini bath-lng-sult. Well, 1954 is golnt; to prove that particular vogue was
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    Their carefree fishing trip ends with 2 men dead
    278 9 Their carefree fishing trip ends with 2 men dead |T STARTED off as a carefree shell fishing expedition along the Tengah River, Singapore. But it ended in tragedy with two members of the party trapped and drowned by treacherous currents and quicksand. Yesterday the two men. Akika bin Hap Abdul
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    The smiling bride
    59 9 Police Impicfor L D. Fernando married Mitt Irene MiMred Ware, at rfcc Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yttterday mommc. Intpector Fernando who >% the ton or Mr and Mr*. Irnett Fernando it attached to the Traffic Accident* Branch. Scpor Lmci Singapore The bride ,t rhe daughter ol
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    He bought opium with lottery win
    109 9 BUTTER WORTH. Sat CHAN Kit Leng. who recently won first prize in a turf club sweep, was fined today $6,000 on four counts of possentng raw and prepared opium. Chans wife. Ng Ah Yew, who was similarly charged was sentenced to one day's gaol
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    Top marks to Malayan
    107 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat MR. FOO KHEE LIM. of the Johore Agricultural De- partment. who was awarded a UNESCO Fellowship in 1952 to take up :i sjx-months' course in asnculture has returned to Johore Bahru. The frllowship was extended for a year when he was awarded .scholarship
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    Sugar costs $lOO
    36 9 TELUK ANSON. Sat. Found jin possession of To katis ot white sugar without a licence. Thee Leong Seng, a sundry ishopkeeper at Batu Duabelas new villagf. was fined $100. or one month's gaol
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    Happy welcome
    60 9 Happy welcome AT the Ccncral Electric staff party held en Friday night in Singapore te welcome, Mr. Leslie C. Gammagc, vice-president and ioint managing director of C.E.C. and the Hon. Mrs. Leslie Carnage. Left to right Mr*. P H. Steed. Mr. P H. Steed, general manager tor Malaya and the
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    Malaya's first Film Festival next month
    276 9 Malaya's first Film Festival next month \|AI.AYA Ls to get Its first film festival next month, when cinemas in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore begin a flvo day programme of Hollywood pictures at the same time as cities all over the world. The festival Ls In celebratfcM of the 30th birthday
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    HOPE FADES FOR MEN IN AUSTER CRASH
    161 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. LJ OPE it dwindling for tfce two airmen whose Auster plan* is believed to have crashed in dense jungle 20 miles cast of Kuala Lumpur on Thursday This evening aircraft, searching for the plane, returned to bases in Singapore and
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    HE WANTS TO STUDY EMERGENCY
    107 9 SIR Thomas Lloyd. Permanmt Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, has come to Malaya to learn about the Emergency "on the spot." He arrived in Singapore l:y air from London yesterday on a seven-weeks' educational tour of Malaya Hong Kong. North Borneo and Sarawak.
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      402 9 *NOW Qantas links Singapore BANGKOK —•ft alfrnatt rout* on tht Kangaroo Service gfl KARACHI zL^T M fl %T ■flw^ 'ft-"**"' A? A SINGAPORE ■i £L DJAKARTA W j^BSL DARWIN^S_\ SieJkwS~^^^^ i j£wJf\ I BANGKOK it now an alternative port-of-call for Qanfa* tV*gß&dtVrilv\ I l'on«»ella»ione ort^rating thr Kanttaroo Service tn London
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      85 9 The weather Minimum temperature 1 7 30 p.m. on J:in. 22 °o 730 am on Jan. 23 I BUtfapon 73 degrees. Penanjj 74. Kota B.Uirvi 74. Kuala Lumpur Ipoh 73. Kuantan 70. Maximum temperature 1 7 30 am. to 730 pm. on Jan 23 Singapore 90. Penan? 88, Kota Bahru
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    DEATH
    93 10 10 Word, till I minimum) MRS. PO KIM SOON uiee Mdm Low Sonc Neo), age 72. passed away peacefully at No. 5, Penneiather Road, on the 23.1.54 at 2.10 am., leaving her beloved sons, Po Guan Cheng. Oua'n Chwee. Ouan Hock, Guan Pitt. Guan Hoe. Guan Yam and Guan
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    THE SUDAY TIMES Singapore, Sun . Jan. 24, 1954. Crushing blow
    633 10 THE SUDAY TIMES Singapore, Sun Jan. 24, 1954. Crushing blow WORLD Communism has suffered a crushing, humiliating defeat in I Asia. Twenty-two thou-j sand men who once! served in the Redi Armies of China and North Korea march, singing. away from their homelands. It is the greatest mass-re-nunciation in military
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    How would you like to marry a 'Horse'? It means good luck
    970 10  -  K.S. CHIA -By WOULD you like to marry a "Horse"? Chinese men would, for girls born in the year of the "Horse" are said to make very good wives. Men born in the same year, the seventh in
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    THREE YEARS OF JUNGLE FIGHTING IS ENDING
    471 10 Bv Upt. D.H. de t. Reade T HE First tatt-lion of Th. Qum 1 Own Royal W«t Kent ft*!'"""' now^ th. shir* Regiment. But there 1* little evidence I amonK the We»t Kents of the coming change from patrolling In Malaya's jungles to
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    Sunday Times POSTBAG
    991 10 EVERY other day wt read In the newspapers of murders and robberies in which teenager^ are involved. Thi s d not a problem which can be solved entirely by the police. The grown-ups and the youngsters have to pla y their parts. Of the total pnpulation in
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    WINCED GOLD BEAT THE BANDITS
    495 10 WINCED GOLD BEAT THE BANDITS THERE were no crowds to watch the trim Tiger Moth phi from Kuala Lumpur airport. An idle spectator or two taxi down the runway and. picking up speed, become airlx>rne. Only a few people knew its mission a mls«lon tinged with the bravado and romance
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    Gift at Xmas lands him in court
    479 11 Gift at Xmas lands him in court JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. |(0H BOON CHIANG, of Singapore, managing director of Whay Hin and Company Ltd., Mitt a case of whisky and a woman's gold wrist watch as a Christmas gift to a Johore Government oMic.il. L In the Sessions Court today Koh
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    U.K. SOCCER
    296 11 DON. Sa.\ i.i \<.i I DIVISHW I t 1 Sunderland 4 BtoZ" Ul n Nllla VrdJi >I-T>< hpstpr I'. :< Uuildprsnrld I fi^^kry "'Irtiham 2 M^3r »»llon JjfJ^Kdini'icli < harltnn 2 -^»»e» l'M-t'in 4 fmtoj olvp* 0 SbcA 1 Sheffield I 2 W. P ui<h 0 Rurnlry I
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    Back from China
    49 11 a Davikrn ar- apore yesterday mi: Swatow with 70 Chinese who returned to the Sixty-five of the passengers V! < as deck passnuors from Red China were er.t to the quarantine station ■n St. John's Lsland by the Doctor as soon as the esse! arrived m port.
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    New President
    31 11 president fcpOH. Sa' -Mr. H. T. Cms ar. r. was elected i pn Bar Commit- let K'.dah and Perlu at eneral meeting i tot. vin the supreme Court. J
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    Many got a long way 'G 5' beat them
    1147 11 Many got a long way 'G 5 beat them This is tht solution to Straits Times Word Puislc *G\ giving the answer, which the committee of judges considered most apt. The prise of $5,000 is won by Ho Ung Hun, Courts. Raub. Pahang. His answers agreed completely with those preferred
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    Man faces $30 extortion charge
    51 11 Abu bin Hitam calmed trial tn the Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday to a charge of cxtortin* *3i> from Woon Chye Hoo on No* 24 last yea r at Sam Leone Road The case was adjourned to Mar 29 and ball of $500 +as
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    'Search' brought skymen to Kedah
    141 11 'Search brought skymen to Kedah ALOR STAR, Sat PHASE 10 in "Operation Sword" was completed In Kedah this week. Most significant feature of this phase, officially called "the search," was the use of paratroops for the first time In the State. Forty skymen from A Squadron the 22nd Special Air
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    13 WILL STUDY MALAYA
    234 11 13 WILL STUDY MALAYA For 3 months rf\HE first three of the 1 13 experts In the International Bank mission to Malaya flew Into Singapore yesterday from Britain to study Malaya's economic position. They are 81r Louis Chick. Dr O. C Monture, and Mr. Bruno Llncke. Sir Louis Is heading
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    Masked man stabs girl
    92 11 A MASKED man last night knocked at a European home In Mount Vernon RAF quarters Singapore. and stabbed a servant girl. Leong Kol Kan aged 27. as soon as she opened the door The man fled. Leong was stabbed twlre In the chest Her employer Mr.
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    Speeding: $25 fine
    22 11 Oeorge Nicholas Campos a teacher, was fined $25 by Mr F A Chua i n Singapore yesterday for speeding.
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    Early morning beachcomber
    154 12 MORE PRIZE-WINNING SHOTS BY MALAYAN CAMERAMEN A LL the prises in thit week's Sunday Times Can> c Contest were won by Singapore photographer, The photograph on the left, called Early Bej c L comber, won $30 for Sunny Ciam, c/o Rates D •ion, Treasurer's Department. Singapore City
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    On the tip of your tongue
    452 12 ONE OF THE GREATEST MYSTERIES OF SCIENCE LIES- JJO you ever find that ice-cream tastes hot? Do you ever argue that soap Is cold when others think it scalding hot? If so, you may be a victim of ichthyotoxism, one of the few ailments
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    Picture Parade
    765 13  -  JOHN BEHAGUE Esther scores again in latest water spectacle By PIERE is nothing in nature more repellant to me than water. I was once dropped head-first into the deepend and still suffer agonising nightmares as I struggle to reach the surface of my pool of unhappy memories. My
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    THE LOVABLE WOLF
    388 13 ERIC WOOLNOUGH reviews THE MOON IS BLUE' would you do if a very attractive young lad*. asked: "Are you going to seduce me?" or "Do you have a mistress 0 Probably you wouldn't know until you were asked. Bui just imagine it! And they are just two
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    A horror story from Philippines
    274 13 FRANKENSTEIN. Dragila and the Wolf Man will r never be able to show their laces in Singapore i) again. '< At least not after the Philippine fllm "Drana A* An Habaing Lawln comet the Garrlck next month. The aforementioned character* have been put to shame.
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    French film for society
    96 13 following in HHM I with Bicycle Thn»ci H»« $tl.<n|ot Film Society m v< to profcnt "Martin do«i»nIMC." a French »ilm ttjrnng |ejn Cabin »md Marlcn* Ow- Inch Thi, will be tfcowa at H«« Lido Cinema. Kuala Lum ■j an Fob S at 6.10 a«4 M mb.
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      234 13 T lhe phenomenal success of BURT LANCASTER MONTGOMERY CLIFT DEBORAH KERR FRANK SINATRA DONNA REED in its openings in England, in Australia, in Norway and in Japan proves again that outstanding entertainment has no barrier of language or geography. Columbia!' pictures AL AST AIR SIM~7 RONALD SHINER in BxP-ttrfß Today
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    This career girl should think of 1963
    1155 14 UERE is a young actress, beautiful and talented, to whom success has come early. At 25, Patricia Cutts finds herself in Britain a well-known figure, thanks not only to her stage experience, but also to her appearances on TV Forced by her profession
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    THE DRIFT FROM THE LAND
    504 14  -  R. K. HARDWICK By THE modern drift to the M- citlrs in Australia is rtspotwible for immense riamace to the physical and political structure ot the country. Gone are the days when people strove to live on tho land. Gone also are many of the
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    YOUR THREE-MINUTE CHECK-UP.
    291 14 The career girl: Age group 20-30 TICK THE ANSWERS APPLICABLE TO YOV AND THEN READ THE KEY BELOW 1(a) I am pleasantly sleepy at bedtime (b) I get tired during the da> i I am tired most of the time •j i I ran relax easily. <b>
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    ALEX THE GREAT
    95 14 ALEX THE GREAT chi OTi I uOr. His Wife. In! his chess b<>, rang ut> won h Bronsteln tournamen brßie." hi Mr>. the.v lnt< are mor< they are v n tal (train The chc,., i, and hay. a black-: p lounge ol home in don When play, ooru r and
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    STRANGE GOINGS ON..
    1042 15  -  RUTH BRAITHWAITE M^^^^^^^a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ B f 'I < luilh'itiji* anyone ta bviiorv that surh thinfjs as the* I'olhnriitfj #/o not happen [his ->'A l S(A :in< l jHL im < no modern «iiialis| dare inlro pc ghosts into his ts a.s Shakespeare Perhaps we new tabethans need t<>
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    A FORTUNE FOR CHRISTINE
    228 15 4 n YKAR-OI.D London school- eirl was told last neck that her grandfather had left her nearly t '.n.iino She is Christine Clark, of Shepherd's Bush. Highgate. Her grandfather, Henry Edward Clark head of an iron foundry' business, died in October, aged 95. leaving Hr made
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    was captivated by a picture
    337 15  -  DOROTHY THATCHER By LONDON IT was with great pleasure I learned that Patricia Morley* pencil sketches were being exhibited at the Imperial Institute, Kensington, and appropriately in a room adjacent to the Hall of Malaya. Although I have heard a great deal about her ait
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      138 16 'IldentitH bnngs y^J-K,! (rtghtcnfj Sk| n o tS A«. i. by the Lovelier LotSLn^l a funny IM -^f^rO'^s crocking. M^r^^ Accor'li^H WO^g |(> H «Mk ''.T the dauH aiv,., ••"••^Bj of al! hcholdert■fl Me* a M JfJ^ hold. Yfi. a impro%fmf-t rr H|' ifyou'iinnfupcirr. m/m/H^WR In K in .i f-
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      1020 16 £//i \V isJ^ y Edga^ /^/ce Burroughs J^JK-^ h^SH£y V^'' V X- /TrACZiN makshzp wtK \P jowls', miw^cl^ 'crST W$*m fV^f^i. mmmmmmwmmmmmgmmqamm TIMES AND OCCASIONS V: X* M-' B mr .^^L^^Km rw r> P"r|»*»e undrr the' Heat rn 1 h«- m»r» »nr »l..die» 'V I '>#' S V A. %«lr-ilo»»
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      102 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY. I'm your Insiirhours to experiment socially follow up introductions. I'nrsperted and unsought plea sure come* of a chance en counter. FOR UTK TODAt WE\R OR ISF Royal Rlu. 6. Turquoise. TOMORROW Important to do the right thing and t<> keep in with the right peopk
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      192 16 o| a more prnln.il outlook, hr r»r.ful FOR I.ITK Tnn\\ WK\R !>R I *F. Mauvr. Opal. WEDNESDAY. Important n»t to takr any rash <>trp today. If in doubt, wide with rautiout proplr. art An mmmonsrnsr rathrr than on impuUi A cood day for f.imih affairs and for rrvivine old asHoriatiotio
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    Nathaniel Gubbins
    768 17 Fhe ape woman alias Aggie Stenchwaters AM l) '<' I" reveal the 1 identity of the ape-like wonv"i who. with two x ape- r r men, has been BiiMinm workers on I nibb ites In Perak. yro priori uiven X!).■ Chinese uirl Wonj; Mm. who said the >i
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    THE MAN WHO LIVES WITHOUT A STOMACH
    503 17  -  Conrad Phillips By TWO yrars ago a surge on with two years to live and a man on the vergo of death mot for the flr st time. "Your only hope of life is for me to operate on you.' said the surpeo
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    BEST GUIDE FOR GOLD-DIGGERS'
    621 17 Sunday Times Book of The Week UKH name \v;is Lorelei ;ind her Ihimim ss w.is nu'ii. She wjjs the heroine of lx>ok called Gentlemen Prefer Monde* Uul delighted Hu'twenties and dropped ;i calchpbraM into the lanjpjßjpx She was the prototype of the gold-digger with nothing on
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    Be a Master of English
    232 17 Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours •.re you content with the *ay you speak and write? Arc you sure that you are not malclnx mistakes that cau.v tvoplr fo underrate you? Thousands ol men and womin ar»- handlcappd berau»«' thrv make rmbarra-ss-lng
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      201 17 Popular Crossword ACROSS DOWN 1 Turkish till* .5i II NUnard I R'P 111 110 I*l 2 H*-imn .6.. 1. Turkish title (8), 6 Nuaaro j^,,,,,,, (4 4 a^oi <3 i,. m i 5), in Vilf wretch if), 12. Ills porartly < 13 1. Lav. i4>. 7 Hnsirln ll), 14. Inauspicious
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    ELEGANCE Vs STRENGTH IN THE STRUGGLE TO SELL CARS
    964 18 Britain faces another world markets challenge SUBSTANTIATION of l.isi week's remarks in this column about the increasing fierce ness of world competition in the motor car trade came to li^hl last week, when it w.is an nounced from Detroit centre of
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    CAN YOU ANSWER THIS $70,000 QUESTION?
    490 18  -  JOHNNY JOHNSON SINGAPORE SPORTS PARADE By IHAVK tmd lot ..f tune thi> week to ruminate on the Asian Ciiur.es situation. The big worry is the money question and. M >it. tin coffers ol the Singapore Olympic Sport-; Committee have an unhealthy hollow so'ind a
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    Ramblers are out on a trophy hunt
    286 18  - Ramblers a re out on a trophy hunt EDIN PETERS By Fj^OR thr p. ist yr.irs memhrrs of Sineap<>r<'v Island Ramblrrs tram hivr k'-pt thrir colours f1> inc at MSftj all the v)i-\r rarr meeting hrld in thr Colony and in thr i-rti r itinn and parly this month, at
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      170 18 Thii notice su.irch .1 Sm;.iporc municipal but tfind but how mj"v buirs m .v use it? for a gift p or V if i «i\\ c iitttp^p i. *EL L~ Year.... £^v PEN NAME FOR THE PERFECT GIFT I'tT that \pirinl cift ocv\i>ion a birthday, anni\cr^ar\. re- mi S VI
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    FIJIANS SCORE 27 TO 6 VICTORY
    547 21 FI JI ANS SCORE 27 TO 6 VICTORY Harpers great game for S'gor KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. \J \KIV; FOUR changes in the side originally selected, a Selangor Invitation XV went down to the all-conquering Fijians by 27 points (three goals, three tries and a dropped goal) to six (try, penalty)
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    21 21 .MR. HsOBMMMI WATT lrad> in M*M| St»r (McClouii winner of the fourth race at Biikit Tiirah yesterday. Sunday Times picture. ture.
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