Singapore Standard, 10 June 1951

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    15 1 Sunday Standard VOL. 1 NO. 344. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1951. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS.
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    Thousands Of 'Tecs Hunt For Diplomats
    492 1 Xhe Mysteyy Deepen* ,>\|m>\. |unc (AP) Thousands of detectives officers ranged through Western the mo-tmt fruitless hunt for two who disappeared two weeks ago. v. irking painstakingly over, a rapidly cooling trail, Scotland! Yard and France's Surete have' managed to find out how the
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    S'pore War Games 'A Success'
    373 1  -  PERCY JOSEPH B> Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Marine Police, m one of the most realistic sea manoeuvres up to date, combined with the Army last nijiht to carry out intercepting tactics on a full war scale up to the early hours of this morning.
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    Marshall Holds Lengthy Talk With Ridgway
    113 1 TOKYO. June 9 (UP)— United States Secretary of Defence George Marshall conferred today a* length with United Nations commander General Matthew Ridgway, but headquarters officials insisted nothing unusual had developed as the result of his "purely military" visit. There was considerable speculation—thus far unconfirmed—
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    Dulles: Jap Treaty In Six Months
    108 1 PARIS. June (Reuter)— Mr. John Foster Dulles, President Truman's special envoy, said nere today he hoped a Japanese treaty would be concluded well within six months' time. Mr. Dulles arrived here from London for talks on Monday with French officials including Foreign Minister Robert
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    Half Of London's Ships Still Idle
    27 1 LONDON. June 9, (Reuter)— Nearly half the ships m the Port of London were still idle this mnrninfl— IhP sixth daVQ^^
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    Smiles... Indecision
    36 1 Picture by The Osman family at their home yesterday. Many smiles, but indecision prevailed. Left to right, they are Phyllis Osman with son Kassim Douglas. Katigah with Alimah Christine and Mr. Osman.- Michael Goh
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    Australia Lifts Ban On Osman But Wife Is Undecided
    653 1  -  MICHAEL GOH B) Stan<lar<l Slaff Reporter MRS. Phyllis D. Osman, Australian woman married to a Singapore Malay seaman, who has been exiled for the last three years m the Colony because of Australia's M white policy," said: 4 I am undecided,
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    Former Spore Chinese Shot Dead By Reds
    149 1 Former Spore Chinese Shot Dead By Reds Standard Staff Reporter A SECTION of the Singapore Chinese public was shocked yesterday when they read m the Chinese dailies that Mr. Aw Cheong Lian, a staff member of the Swatow Sin Hwa Jit Poh, of the Sin Poh Amalgamated, was executed by
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    NIZAM'S GEMS
    39 1 NEW DELHI. June 9 (Reuter) Jewels from the treasure ot Nizam of Hyderabad one of the world's richest men will shortly be sent abroad for sale, probably m America, it was learned m Government circles here tonight.
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    UK Casualties Total 2,167
    102 1 NEW YORK June 9, (AP^— The British Information Service said Friday that the latest British casualty total for the Korean war is 2,1 (iT. of whom 249 were killed or died of wounds. The announcement said the British Army lost 225 dead, 753 wounded and 1.085
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    Aly Will Not Contest Divorce
    93 1 PARIS, June 9 I Reuter h— Mr. Bartley Crum, Rita Hayworth's lawyer said here today that Aly Khan would not contest the divorce action by his wife at Reno. He said he had seen the Prince. I'm satisfied that Aly Khan Is desirous of a
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    200 Chinese Return To Beat Deadline
    117 1 Standard Shipping Correspondent WITH only three weeks remaining for Chinese passengers to return to Malaya without a visa, the Mvi Nan which arrived here on Thursday brought 200 Chinese passengers, mainly from Hoi How. Out of the total of 516 passengers. 200 of them,
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    Reds At Chorwon Pulling Back To New Defence Line
    330 1 Reds At Chorwon Pulling Back To New Defence Line TOKYO, June 9 (UP) Red artillery dwindled below besieged Chorwon today and rapidly-advancing Allied forces believed the Communists were pulling back to a new line deeper inside the North Korean "iron triangle". A frontline dispatch said an r estimated Chinese battalion
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    Russian Submarine Officers Reported Aboard 10 Trawlers
    359 1 By KEN JALLKH. Standard Staff Reporter RUSSIAN submarine oflieers, hound for thr S«>\ irl submarine base of Vladivostok, are believe*! to be aboard the fleet of ten Russian trawler* n«>* lying «oi the outer roads of Singapore harhour. lids is contained m a
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    Probe Into Crashes Of 8 Jets Starts
    160 1 RICHMOND, Indiana. June 9 (UP)— Air Force Federal Bureau of Investigation agents investigated today whether sabotage caused the eight F-84 Thunderjet fighters to crash mysteriously while Dying In flight of 71 planes through an electrical storm. Three pilots were killed a v 'd
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    Cotton Mills In Red China Stop Work
    127 1 HONGKONG, June 9 (AP). The 45-day suspension of cotton mills due to a shortage of raw cotton is being enforced throughout Red China and not confined to Shanghai alon e, reports from Red China disclosed. It was learned from Shanghai on June 6
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    Cloud Burst Floods Road
    69 1 BELGRADE. June 9 < Router) The arorst cloud burst foi 30 years and a rainfall oi about 6.5 inches m 24 hours have caused widespread flooding m the Hat lands east of Zagreb, Yugoslavia. Marshal Tito's new motor highway linking Belgrade and Zagreb has been cut
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    Fire Guts Pagoda Halls
    61 1 RANGOON. June 9 (Heuterl Booted firemen with hosepipe! bioke religious tradition b. catering the world famous S .mm Dagon Pagoda here today to save it from complete destructi m. They got the blaze under c trol m four hours, but not before it had gutted seven
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    Another Man Receives King's Commendation
    145 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE SECOND Singaporean to receive I King's commandation lor brave conduct during the December riotl is Mr. Yeerasaniy Marin. uthu, a motor transport driver er_gag< d at ELM. Dockyard. 'Jin- wa officially announced yesterday The fast person ta receive the commendation was
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    Progressive Party Formed In Malacca
    37 1 Progressive Party Formed In Malacca Standard Stall Correspondent MALACCA, Sat- Halao ca*S first political par;\ Ihe Malacca Progressive Party, was formed toda> at il* inaugural meeting at the Capital Dame Hall. A committee of nine w ere
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    Tenants Not Making Any Move
    99 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Singapore Improvement Trust "is only exercising its legal rights, and is not obliged to state the reasons* 1 for giving (notices to quit, stales a Letter which the b 2 tenants of S.I.T. i have now received. The letter was signed
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    Aged Woman On Hurt Charge
    58 2 A 58-year-old woman. Ng Chwee. \v;is charged m the Sin_^..pore Fourth Police Court yesterday with voluntarily causing hurt to Paw Kow Mow with a parang at a barber's shop m Kampong Sireh on June 8. She claimed trial and was offered $100 bail until July
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    New Publication Racket Hits At S'pore Businessmen
    263 2 New Publication Racket Hits At S'pore Businessmen THEY FEAR IT MAY LEAD TO EXTORTION Standard Staff Reporter A NEW racket has started m Singapore -m th? form of a cyclostyled two-page publication, carrying stories of libellous nature against well known businessmen. The publication has had several issues during the last
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    He Put Govt Printing Office Back On Its Feet
    329 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWENTY-FIVE years m the Colony Government Printing Service, is the outstanding career of Mr. V.C.G. Gatrell Singapore Government Printer, who was last week awarded the Imperial Service Order for devotion to duty, and for i is part m
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    39 2 Photo. TWO WILLING contributors to the St. John Ambulance Flap Day fund m Singapore drop their coins into the box. On the right is Miss Aileen McGinlav, one of the many volunteer helpers who helDed m the collection Standard
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    Tiong Bahru Centre Opens On July 8
    112 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE OFFICIAL opening of the Tiong Bahru Community Centre cuo house by Us patron. Mr. D Robert.s;>n. has been postponed till July 8 owing to unf.'.-.-eor. circumstances. However an official of tho Centre told The Standard yesterday that the club
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    Jail For Cycle Thief
    119 2 Standard Staff Reporter A 22-YEAR-OLD labourer Tan Ki.m Meng, who admitted stealing a bicycle worth $203 by opening the lock with a skeleton key, was sentenced to one year rigorous imprisonment to be' followed by 12 months police supervision, m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday.
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    The PC Is A Friend Not An Enemy—GROSE
    224 2 The PC Is A Friend Not An Enemy— GROSE Standard Staff Reporter THE MAINTENANCE of public order and Ihe suppression of all forms of violence are matters which deeply concern every member of the community, said Mr. A. P. Grose, O.C. 4 B* Division, Singapore Police, m a talk over
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    Claimed Trial
    57 2 Ler Ah Kum was charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday with fradulently having 58 rolls of cloth valued at $b'QO m his sampan at the sea off Esplanade 00 the night V June 8. He cloned trial and was allowod bail cf ?200 until July 18.
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    Memorial Meeting
    34 2 A MEMORIAL meeting on the passing away of Swami v_.rajananda.iee Maharai. General President of the Ramakrishna Math and Mission, will be held today at 5:30 pm. at Rumakrishna Mission, 9 Norns Road.
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    45 2 photo. MR. AND MRS. J. S. Edward of Singapore after their marriage yesterday at No. 1025-18, Sandiland Road. Mr. Edward is the son of Mr. John Joseph and the bride, formerly Miss An jell a Ammal, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nagalingam.M Standard
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    Homeless, Chronic Patients Cause Of Jam In Hospital
    251 3 Homeless, Chronic Patients Cause Of Jam In Hospital BEDS m certain wards of the Singapore General Hospital are being occupied by homeless, chronic patients who cannot be discharged, while there is always a long waiting list of those who if treated immediately have every chance of complete recovery. I his
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    If I Were The City President...
    116 3 MISS Choo Swee Leong (above), youngest speaker at the Singapore InterMethodist School oratorical contest yesterday, got a big applause from the audience when she told them what she would do if she were the President of the Singapore Municipality. She was placed second. Miss
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    Remedy Suggested
    81 3 TO RELIEVE the congestion of beds m the Singapore General Hospital, Elizabeth M. Milne suggests the formation of voluntary committees and community centres m the various districts m the Colony to help the aged and the sick. "Certainly if the people of Singapore were fully conscious of the
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    Effect Of Control Is Crippling
    246 3 Effect Of Control Is Crippling Rubber Standard Staff Reporter DEST I NATIONAL control on rubber exports from Malaya and the ban on shipments to China are having a crippling effect on the quantity shipped to China. Hongkong and Russia last month While the total Malayan exports of rubber during May
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    Malayan Oil Expert Was Honoured By Thai Govt
    247 3 I Standard Staff Reporter STANDARD Vacuum's popular General Salei Manager fer the Malaya/Thailand division, Mr. Elton P. J. Fee, will leave Singapore on leave this month, treasuring a silver cigarette case pre--•jf settled to him by the Premier of Thailand. Mr. Fee
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    Federation To See Film Without Cuts
    217 3 PENGHIDUPAN OR LIFE' Standard Staff Reporter THE MALAY film "Penghidupan" ("Life") produced by Shaw Brothers and described by the Malay Welfare Council m Singapore as "demoralising, misrepresenting the facts of Malay life and customs" was passed to the Federation yesterday without any "re-censorship cut*.
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    250 Sweated Through Their Exams
    140 3 250 Sweated Through Their Exams Standard Staff P porter ARTS and Scienc students of the University of Malaya sitting for their examinations last Friday not only had to exercise their mental faculty m such subjects as pure mathematics and economic theories, but also had to undergo a physical endurance test.
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    Heard In Camera
    44 3 LIANG TAX CHUEN was cautioned and dischar2ed by the Singapore Second Police Magistrate Mr. R. B. I. Pates yesterday on a charge of outraging the modesty of a woman at Collyer Qua> on May 14. The case was heard m camera.
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      201 3 NOTICE THE 26th Annual General Meeting of The Malacca Chinese Benevolent Society will be held at No. 61 Jonker Street, Malacca on Saturday 16th June 1951 at 2.30 p.m. AGENDA. 1. To read and confirm the minutes of the last Annual General Meeting. 2. To adopt the Committee's Report and
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    Annual Dinner
    41 4 An annual dinner and dance tire graduates of the King Edward VII College of Medicine and the University of Malaya will be held by the Alumni Association (Southern Branch' June 22 at the Raffles Hotel at 8 p .m.
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    White Croc Blamed
    71 4 PENANG, Sat.— ln an effort to end the worm scare here, hundreds of Chinese housewives and fishmongers, both yesterday and today, wended their way to the Tanjong Tokong Temple as well as to the small island at Pulau Kechil, a short distance away from Tanjong Tokong, to
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    $500 Bail Allowed
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    S'PORE INDIAN CONGRESS A DEAD BODY, -R.JUMABHOY
    182 4 S'PORE INDIAN CONGRESS A DEAD BOD Y, -R.JUMABHOY Standard Staff Reporter MR. R. JUMABHOY, former president of the Singapore Regional Indian Congress, told The Standard last night that "the SRIC is a dead body; it exists only m name." He added, "It is better for Indians that the SRIC is
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    58 4 Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lim Bah Chit of 190, Kampong Bahru Road. Singapore, who were married at the Registry recently. The bride was Miss Sally Sect Choo Neo. She is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. Sect Yew Wan and Madam Lim Yew Poh. both of Singapore. Mr. Rudy
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    Youth Faces 3 Charges Of Cheating
    134 4 IN THE Singapore Third District Court, yesterday, Ong Yew Huat. 26. faced three charges of cheating a woman, Lim Yen Hoon. at Kampong Soopoo oa three different occasions betv oca Mar. 22 and Mar. 24. He was also charged with impersonating a detective. The
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    Annoyed, Aged Man Tried To Slash Own Throat
    85 4 CHOO AH SIONG, 71. an inmate m the Home for the Aged, told the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday that he tried to end his life because he got annoyed when three other inmates assaulted him. Choo was bound over m the
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    Unionists Await Mr. Ooi's Return
    98 4 PENANG. Sat. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. who left for the United Kingdom on Sept. 10 last year, on obtaining a British Trade Union Congress Scholarship, is expected back m Penang about the middle of August this year after completing his one year course on trade
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    Widow's Story Of Beach Road Fire
    579 4 Standard Staff Reporter SOBBING m the witness box, Madam Tan Lian Tee, who lost her whole family when a fire gutted her home at Beach Road last November, alleged m the Singapore First Police Court yesterday, that Ng Kirn Hock, her former-sub-tenant was responsible
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    74 4 Group photograph taken at the Mohd. Kassim Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur m honour of Mr. I. Ranken, 0.C.. C.I.D. Railway. prior to his departure for U.K. on leave. SEATED FRONT ROW (left to right): DSIs: J. P. Nathan and V. Kandasamy, Chief Lnspector Mohd. Yusof bin Baggo, Mr. I Ranken, ASP.,
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    MCA Gives Squatters $154,980
    215 4 MCA Gives Squatters $154,980 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Malayan Chinese Association Central Office has approved a grant of funds totalling $154,980 towards squatter settlements m Malaya. Singapore squatters have been given $3,300. Other contributions approved are Malacca settlement area $5,000: Sungei Chua resettlement $3,000; Dungun settlement $2,000:
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    Stole Chewing Gum
    52 4 TAY CHOON CHIONG of Nelson Road was charged m the Singapore Third Police Court yesterday, with stealing four packets of chewing gum. worth 40 cents, belonging to the Master of s.s. Radnorshire on July 7. Tay pleaded guilty and bail of $200 was otTered until June 15
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    UNIONS WILLL MEET TO ELECT OFFICIALS
    145 5 UNIONS WILL MEET TO ELECT OFFICIALS Standard SUff Reporter A NEW dele;, tes'c c ence< SE Lgapare trade i i nave do. uded :o iBB ite to proposed Tfcade Uni I A"ii! be held 6'iO p > A •Yav al the prem the A :r.v Cm] Serv:.- U I C
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    41 5 Haja Dflnsa bin Raja- I I rfcaa Cbaxnnaii of the I j Perak SL John Ambu- ji i lance Association, who has been appointed an > Assoc Late Serving K. ther of ihe Ord*:- ol St. I 1 j Join o| Jensalea*.
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    Can You Help These Turks
    77 5 Standard Stiff Reporter IHE Officer-in-Charge oi the Royal Air Force hospital at Chan,: is eager to have 'he ass :e I ybody, ac: as an interpreter to '1 wounded who stop at th h >spital on their way home hb X rea The interpreter will
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    ROBBED BOY
    47 5 CHWEH Sul Sen. a youth who robbed a scnoolboy of Ids watch worth $31, and 80 casta cash w is sentenced m the Sir.sj-'p- ore 'I lird District Court yesterday, to one year rigorous imprisonment, plus a year's police supervision. He had -i previous conviction.
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    Chinese School Heads Protest At Stoppage Of Government Aid
    351 5 Standard Staff Reporter DIRECTORS and headmasters of more than 200 Chinese schools ib S.ngapore ileaded yesterday to protest against the Singapore Generanient s intention to withdraw grants-in-aid and remissions ol fees to Chinese schools. The d^iston was made after a three-hour
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    Be Lives Just For His Dreams
    414 5  -  KEN JALLEH Er Standard Staff Reporter GREEN pastures and the! bubbling streams of Scotland come ;o a little old doctor lying on his back m a ward m the General Hospital m Singapore -but only m his dreams. P the last six years, that
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    66 5 MARYLIN Elizabeth, dbwghter of >Ir. and Mrs. E. Taylac of e^ m S aiH,r > Mn *»*n_«fcty. was christened at the CathH 3 r^* 1 S^P**** yesterday. Picture shows (from left>: »»ehaei Taytor. Mr. E. Taylor, Mrs. Peggy Taylor (cattfng cake). Mrs. Nan Marcott and Ber. Fr. Dowting of th
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    Undertakers Will Get More Pay
    98 5 Standard Staff Reporter UNDERTAKERS m Singapore have agreed to pay coffin-makers increased charges for coffins ranging from 25 to 36 percent more than they are being paid now. This follows discussions between the undertakers and coffin makers m the Labour Department. Mr. C. W. Lyle.
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    SIGNING OFF
    100 6 THIS ts the BUI ton,. 1 shall give you ('limps* s Around Town. Within a few days shall be oft on a tour of duty elsewhere. Since our Standard begin, almost a year ago, I have always tried to give you tilimpses of Mr. and Mrs. Everybody not
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    197 6 IT was very early m the ■Miming, la-^t Thursday, when ■ore than 1.1.000 people tkrenged the vicinity of the Singapore Padang, to honour the birthday of His Hajesty, Kini; lieorge M. At a ne when Britain nee Is more than ever the itrengi g oi her relat. Ms with the
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    Glimpses Around Town
    1546 6 Mvith LILLIAN presents a peaceful stabilising influence. We can resl assured that H.R H. Princess Elizabeth, gracious and mure mature, is infinitely fitted to carry out aha irs of -State. whde her Royal parent takes a mucnneeded respite from Official duties. Informal Party VH Informal party was
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    Star Gazing
    568 6 Star Gazing JAN. 20 TO FEB. 18 (Aquarius):— Your worries this week will be only small but, all the same, you should give them serious consideration. Small problems .left unattended grow. News by post will be agreeable, if not as bright as you hoped for. FEB. 19 TO MARCH 20
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    Guiding In Penang Is Praised
    156 7 PENANG, Sat.— A tribute was paid to the high standard oi guiding m Penang by lUUs A. Wilson, headquarters trainer from Girl Guides Imperial Headquarters. at a social held m her honour at thf Anglo-Chinese School hail. ?\K.';t Avenue, on Friday. T social was £.yen
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    Kuantann Celebrates The King's Birthday
    52 7 THK band of the Gordon Highlanders at Kuantan performed on the Padang on the evening ol the King's birthday. Present were HJL the Sultan of Pahang and the British Adviser, Pahang. Late-, the British Adviser gave a party ut the Kuantan Chub. Over a hundred
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    Penang 'Wolves' Beware Of Chin Woo's Man-tossers
    477 7 Penang 'Wolves' Beware Of Chin Woo's Man-tossers standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Should you hear of a 'wolf heing thrown about by a dainty looking and slender young woman m Penang, you can be sure she is a graduate of the Chinese self-defence course conducted by the Chin Woo Association
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    This Band Of Girls Clothes Thousands
    270 7 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. A small group of self-sacrificing women, mem bers of the International Sewing Section of the Women's Service League, Penang, have turned out thousands of garments for the orphans and the Settlement .H These voluntary workers are banded together under
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    46 7 T AIPING'S CLOT X TOWFR (al)ove) whose siren will signal to the town's Muslims at p.m. every day of the fasting month Buka Puasa. The siren a World War II installation, has signalled the noon hour daily since the liberation to enable people adjust their watches.
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    Humble Fisherman is now a Towkay
    222 7 Standard Staff fiorrespondent PENANG, Sat. A Chinese fisherman, whose life has !»een one long struggle lor a living, has today l>ceome one of the higgest. if not the biggest, fish supplier m the Federation ami Singapore. He is Towkay Cheah Hock Kheng. proprietor of
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    Darby And Joan Clubs Aid Jungle Airdrops
    95 7 MEMBERS of the WVS sponsored 'Darby and Joan' clubs for oid folks m towns and villages throughout Britain, are supplying much of the reading material that is included m airdrops to fee troops m the Malayan gle. Each months a sho.il of books
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    22 7 Mr. and Mrs. Neoh Ec Hock who were recently married m Penang. The bride was the former Miss Lily Yeoh Phaik Lee.
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    Kuantan Has States Only Boys Hostel
    179 7 Standard Staff Correspondent KUANTAN, Sat. The Malay Hostel. Kuantan, is the only hostel m Pahang for Malay boys. It is owned by the Malay teachers of Ea\st Pahang. It was started m September 1949, under the guidance of Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib,
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    Poor Fed On HM's Birthday
    68 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. The Chinese. Malay and Indian communities m Sungei Patani celebrated the King's birthday by feeding the Poor and offering prayers for His Majesty. The Chinese distributed biscuits to ;-iOO poor people at the Pekan Lama Tua Peh Kong Temple. The Malays served
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      281 7 4^ m w j Kept 'v%. 1 strong |t>^ §3 b cause daajpef lies, that s where bacteria •rk --Mroducing the acids that cause ua peuctiata straight to the danqei mmainw special ingredients that bacteria. Expert laboratory X nos' cUminatea up to 92 per COM >: h.irmlul mouth bacteria. Kolyn
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    Combridge Cretins
    870 8 Com bridge Cretins ads. read with imagination and sympathy, could be one of the most interesting pages or a newspaper. Here one could find tragedy, drama, pathos and humour. The brevity with which the messages are conveyed (mainly for flnanc al reasons) tantalise and stimulate the imagination. For example some
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    THE INCREDIBLE! CASE OF "CAPTAIN X"
    1331 8 THE INCREDIBLE! CASE OF "CAPTAIN X" Hue tells the secrets of the 5.1.8. —the Army's "Scotland Yard" Although endowed with very wide powers, the Army's Special investigation Branch was strictly governed. Working m plain clothes, many of its officers were Scotland Yard or C.f.D. men m civilian life. The exceptions
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    ODD STORIES m the news
    51 8 YJRS. Madeleine 11. Sweeney, "1 president of a pacifist society. "The Olive Branch." of Boston (L.S.), was gaoled for ten day s for injuring another woman who disagreed with hef during*.— «c^*' dhm_________~ M "kick." General Taviro was killed b._y the bullet. I^OCR parish councillors
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    THE BARNES STORM
    540 8 THE BARNES STORM Should this blunt old man still remain a bishop? asks DOUGLAS WARTH LONDON YV HEN a man questions the truth of the Bible, denies the Miracles of the Christ, and the Virgin Birth, and discredits the account of the Resurrection, some people might find it difficult to
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    NEW TOWN ARISING IN MAWAI
    832 9 Squatters Find New Homes Make Progress Standard Staff Reporter UPROOTED from their homes and their future shattered hy the daily actions of banditry, squatters from Malaya are now finding new life and homes with good profits at the Mawai Re-settlement Camp. Reputed as one of
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    Ex-GovtL Clerk Earns $400 A Month Writing Petitions
    148 9 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— There is one man iii Kuala Lumpur who believes that being employed does not pay. He has, therefore, taken up petition writing for people and doing other miscellaneous work. He finds it is profitable to be
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    Backyard Hobby Now A Thriving Business
    649 9  -  GEORGE RA SI AH Ten Kirn Tim Poultry Farm By Standard Staff Reporter UP TILL 1948, Mr. S. K. Chan, son cd the late millionaire. Chan Kang Swi of Malacca, had ned much interest m hobbies. He has, however, sn intelligent wife, Tan Kirn
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    KL Transport Clerk Admits CBT Charge
    155 9 Standard Stafl torn '..mi. x LA LUMP Aa V Ed a c era c I r r I pleaded g n mit- aal bn trust ef i al Tr; I ■> alued at I Sentence v.. .o -M y 11. IL Ot as alleged
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    Malay Youth Bound Over
    127 9 KUALA LUMPTR. S I Ri tnai king that a pris* < < would not d<> him ai gooi I I n »uld it appea I hi leading a gay lift c wouli I < sent tv Dili thp k I the Sess ons Conn. Mr. I
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    Anti-TB Meeting
    30 9 a ooMrn cc Penang and Pi w< <•- Association to- te Prev< i I Tube re '.■■>, <■ board room. Pi •m M ii I ty, June 11 at 4 i
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    14 9 MEV W R f Ipoh, wi p < ish Church, Kua n1 photo.
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    Kallang Can Take Jet Planes.
    338 10 ICAO Chief Says mmm Standard Aviation Reporter ALTHOUGH Singapore is years behind Bangkok, Rangoon and Jakarta, m preparedness to meet the coming jet air age m civil aviation, the Colony has no need to fear. Kallang Airport, thinks Mr. Victor Davev of the Far East
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    Aviation Topics
    477 10  -  K. Jalleh gEFORE BOAC can use the de Havilland Comets on to Singapore and Australia, special problems must be solved m connection with the application of jet aircraft to routes passing through tropical climates. BOAC therefore proposes to use the Comet first on a test along the route
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    Jap-Built Ship On Way To Owners In Bombay
    447 10 Jap -Built Ship On Way To Owners In Bombay Standard Shipping Reporter THE 1.500-ton Jag Ganga first of two ships to be built m Japan for the Great Eastern Shipping Company of Bombay is now m Singapore on a voyage from Japan to her owners m India. Her sister ship.
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    INSURED MAIL FOR UK, N. IRELAND
    65 10 THK P :m ister-GeneraL Malaya, ann< unces that from June 15, insured letters and boxe. for U.K. and Northern Ireland only may be s« by aii mat! up to the same maximum amount of insured value d under the same general cond. tions as
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    Rubber Output
    30 10 THE secretaries. Sime Darby Co. report the following rubber comoanies' output for May: Kempas 29."). 500 lbs. (281,--000 lbs. m April), Radeiia 15.500 lbs (15.200 lbs. m April).
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      RUBBER
      60 10 The rubber market m Singapore was slightly easier yesterday due to Lack of support from London for the first time m many days. Only moderate business was reported at quotati* ns about three cents per lb. below Friday's closing Levels. Offers to London were not taken resulting m a
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      TIN
      16 10 Singapore; Sat The price of tin to-day was $524 25 per picul. iDov n V.IV >.
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      PRODUCE
      25 10 < All sect nms of the Singapore produce market was quiet yesterday. Copra quotations remained unchanged. Coconut oil had sellers at ST4 A per picul.
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      Industrials Finn
      38 10 LONDON, June 9: (AP) Tho continued mid-year spate ol company reports, almost uniformly declaring good profits, dividends and bonuses maintain. Ed firmness for industrial shares m the London stock exchange yesterday. Firmness also embraced Government issues.
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      NOON PRICES
      74 10 The Singapore Chamber ot Commerce Rubber Associate noon quotations iper lb.) on June 9 were: Buyers Sellers No 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet $1 f>4 il,u FOB m bales June No. 1 RSS 51..12 (1 53 No. 2 RSS £1.45 >! 46 No. 3 RSS SI.4UJ 41 RMA 1
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      29 10 Vf XX IS It m How did it set here l m THE J from another world f A\ Arthritis Cause Fought m 30 Minifes t*>ll +J0- *ji__,_L- _^^^_W-mmrl
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    National Schools Urged To Build New Nation
    719 11 Standard Staff Reporter THE Committee on Malay Education m Malaya believe that primary schooling should be used to build up a common Malayan nationality, and have urged that it should be reorganised on a new interracial basis. As a result the committee, under
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    ONLY THE BEST WILL DO
    114 11 R tei w lh <; It f racial old be I pi* over :.m.u> c report C on V.tln U .As tor Udmgs the couai subject to one s is that the school boiklonwMvmn of should not be t mm a bottle- neck to constrict
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    GIRLS SHOULD BE VENA CHANCE
    94 11 "Marulurtl Staff Reporter |S in perathre that Malay parents especially should shake off their a«;c-old <uul now m prejudice and apathy, and should insist ghters being «*i%eu the opportunity to fit the J— ghtcm of the other races of this ..<U dmwwt§ m their rapidly
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    Fire Victims Got New Suit Each
    173 11 Standard Stuff Reporter THE Singapore Municipality Is trying to get a piece of land: X im Aver from the Governu to build suitable homes for 150 fami ies who v. ere rendered an sa by the Lavendei Street fire recently This Is stated m
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    PUPILS MUST HAVE THEIR OWN BOOKS
    206 11 Page 11 today gives you the recommendations of the Barnes Report on Malay Education, fhe report which was published last night lavs the educational groundwork on which the new Malayan nation can be built. Standard Staff Reporter THERE is a serious shortage of school
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    UK Training For Teachers
    90 11 Standard Staff Reporter A PROPOSAL that the Federal Government should approach the Ministry of Education In the United Kingdom with a view of taking over one of the Emergency Training Colleges which are gradually closing down, is made by the Committee on Malay Education m Malaya
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    EDUCATION WILL GIVE MALAYS 'RIGHTFUL PLACE'
    401 11 MALAY education oughl encourage and enable the Mi community to occupy its righu'u place m relation to other co munal groups m the mixed society of Malaya, It sh mid assist the formation of a unified citizen body, or natron, composed of all such
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    Why The Malay Schoolboy Lacks Drive And Dash
    299 11 Why The Malay Schoolboy Lacks Drive And Dash Standard Staff trpTICC THE lack of ■■shilMMl and initiative noticeable In the Mala) school pupil iua% Im? attributed to the conditions under which he i* taught. IViC qualities are carried <»n Into the pool hoary school *ith the result that only a
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    U.K. Course Will Aid The Women
    169 11 Standard Staff Reporter K\K R V opportunity should be taken of send taff Malay women of ability and with adequate command of English te the United Kingdom for 1 8 months' training ef the kind now being developed m the Institute of Education of
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    FIFTY UP
    43 11 Ca ion RKS Adams. Principal Ol St Andrew's School, will b# celebrating his silver jubilee or, bnog called to the priest ordei a1 St Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. Canon Adanrta was first ordained at M. Peter's Cathedral, Ade-
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    IMPORTANT FILM POST FOR STORE MAN
    1923 12  - IMPORTANT FILM POST FOR STORE MAN OSWALD HENRY TOOT WHREHOUSE. for wmtmt Sißgapeee representative ef tke J. Arthur Bass* Oil sail iti— who left for ifce VA- a»d a new appoortflMaL is now reported to be ni the United Stales— at Wilmrntton, Oliio to he ■save exact. by He ia
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      100 12 O 1 Alt -T* Tel. 1870 i (Junction af Data Kramat Pahang Roads) I TODAY 4 SHOWS at 1.00 3.3%, 7.00 9.30 p.m. I "UP TJAN HONG" A Cantonese Drama Full of j Romance and Suspense I with Cheoag Ting and Miss Chow Khuan Leng ia the latest role af
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    CHINA JUMPS THE TERROR GUN
    1519 13  - CHINA JUMPS THE TERROR GUN ANDREW ROTH Tmh is the first cf two articles on China's •Trials by Fury" ~=By= \LMOST every revolution terrorizes its opponents when it is threatened. Both the French m 1792 and the Soviets m 1918 began terrorizing their internal opponents when they linked up with
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    NO STUDENT NEEDS A WHITSUN HOLIDAY AT THIS UNIVERSITY
    439 13  - NO STUDENT NEEDS A WHITSUN HOLIDAY AT THIS UNIVERSITY JOHN WALTERS Says Miami, Florida, ]\T A*N V young Britons 1 doubtless feel that a University education means stewing for four years over difficult subjects of no practical interest. That is why they will be thrilled to hear how, at the
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    "PICTURE FIGHTER"
    39 14 NEW YORK, June 9 (UP):— Jimmy Herring, the "picture fighter" from Ozone Park, New York. won a majority eight round decision over Jimmy Flood, slugging New York middleweight, before 4.026 fans at Madison Square garden last nisht.
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      New Selection Committee Urged
      426 14  -  KEN JALLEH By WHILE other countries have begun strict training and intensive preparation for the Thomas Cup competitions, Malaya appears to be lagging behind m a log of uncertainty that may spell doom to a successful defence of the, Tho nms Cup on Malayan* soil. Nothing
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      WOMEN FOR ALL-IN WRESTLING
      276 14 FOR the first time m the history of local sport Singapore is to have a programme of women's wrestling, men's wrestling, and boxing—all m one night. Venue of this variety programme is the Great World amusement park, and the day next Saturday. Wrestling among women has
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      SAFA Must Formulate Plan For Cup Players
      917 14 Can the Colony XI relain the Malaya Cup this year? Veteran Malaya Cup player ami former Singapore Amateur F.A. coach, Choo Seng Quee, thinks this can be done and he offers some pointers on how it can he done. Seng Quee's experience m
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      THE SQUARE RING
      233 14  - THE SQUARE RING Herman Rappa tdif THE GOOD response to Friday's boxing at the Happy World proves that only a small spark is needed to re-kindle interest m the game. Champions were not on the bill but tlie programme was worth the admission charges. But for one blotch on the
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      175 14 (Jwkdload 9 and not so com jor table but hes not worried soon he will be aboard J-Wm -S^^. J-^MF-t-h-k mtm-mm-^mW-m- -m\\ -M. w m f mm m ___k_.'* r m m m*« mm You too may travel by luxurious Air Ceylon Sfivmasfers to Colombo with immediate connections to Bombay.
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      352 14 Radio Programmes RADIO MALAY A KUALA LUMPITR -mW mel.et 6035 k/eye In 49 metre SINtIAPOhE band) a a.m. Programme Summary; y.02 ENGLISH PROGRAMME lime For Music; 9.30 The Jo Stafford Show; 9.45 Morning Star; 10 a.m. flStm no Cl 61 metre*) Emergency News; 10.05 Interlude; <7.<M> fee. fie? metre»> |§J5
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    Valberg Breaks Malayan Jump Record
    363 15 SINGAPORE'S fireman athlete Lloyd Valberg gave the lie to the wiseacres who believed him on the down grade when, at yesterdays Singapore team championships, he broke the Malayan hop, ua- iUmp came wilhin two inches of the Singapore long jump record and cleared 6 ft.
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    Navy Beat Business Houses 1-0
    274 15 THE ROYAL Navy fought every iach of their way to a ■■ve.l-earned one-nil victory over ,:he Singapore Business Houses FA. m a rriendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. fhe Navy got off to a spirited start and within a minute almost opened the
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    KEDAH CHINESE LOSE TO PENANG
    56 15 PENANG. Sat— Displaying all round superiority Penang Chinese F.A. earned their first two points m the Malayan Chinese Football Association cup competition when they easily beat Kedah Chinese by three clear goals on Victoria Green today. Penang have been holders of the MCFA trophy since
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    Hongkong Lead 4-1
    32 15 HONGKONG. June 9 (APV— Hongkong gained a 4-1 lead over Manila when the first of a ninegame badminton interport series wai played off before a capacity crowd last night.
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    Raffles Hold Y's To Draw
    83 15 TIME forced a draw between YMCA and Raffles Institution m their friendly cricket match played on the R.I. ground yesterday. the YMCA scored 146 and Raffles Institution had 113 runs for five when stumps were drawn. Bowlers were on top ar.d best bowlers of the
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    Mercury AC Win KL Athletic Meet
    64 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. At the triangular sports meeting here today. Kernail Singh just tailed to reach the Malayan record for pole vault by 5 inches. He cleared 11 feet. Tan Huck Chan equalled the Selangor Javelin record. The three teams who took part m
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    Hutton, Simpson Make Crowd Cheer
    807 15 NOTTINGHAM, June 9 (Renter).— There was no rain during the night at Nottingham and although skies were dull this morning it was expected lo be fine for the third day's play m the first Test match between England andSoutl^lricaT At close of play England were
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    SELANGOR WIN MCFA CUP TIE
    207 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Selangor Chinese easily defeated Pahang Chinese here today by three goals to nil m a Malayan Chinese Football Association cup match. Eng Kirn. Selangor's diminutive centre-forward scored all three goals for the winners. Selangor Chinese were too good for Pahang who throughout defended.
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