Singapore Standard, 12 January 1953

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    16 1 Singapore Standard a* x VOL. 11l NO. 192 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1953. 16 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Gives Up Films For Marriage
    19 1 Gives Up Films For Marriage I V'• l I >:.f I d t<» I Berry, a I I I
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    Red Rail Links Again Pounded
    171 1 I'JaYO. Jan. 11 (IP)— SuptMimts and light bombers rooghl ofl eneinj nii;ht fighter planes and drove through intense anti-aircraft lire last night to bomb I rail centres ior the second consecutive night. The Sup i ts dumped tons of bombs on key! Man -X a
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    Another Red Bagged
    27 1 Another Red Bagged killed „..v I strict of stol has terrorists, Tamil. r. rii-r-y. stei Re ,4> i district of ks on tar- the First Labis, Jo-
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    ATTLEE LAUDS DATO ONN
    597 1 Communal Barriers I By ALEX JOSEY, Standard Special Correspondent RANGOON, Jan. 11. In a personal interview for The Standard, Mr. C. R. Attlee, Leader of the British Labour Party and former Prime Minister, told me that the British Labour Party fully supported all genuine democratic nationalist
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    MacARTHUR HITS BACK AT TRUMAN
    266 1 MacARTHUR HITS BACK AT TRUMAN NEW YORK. Jan. 11, (Renter) Genera! Douglas Mao Arthur last night hit back at President Truman for whal he called "his savage methods employed m my relief Crom day command m the. Far; East." Only 10 days before President Truman ends his eight year- j
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    Reds Kicked Out
    26 1 Ita y has 1 I Soviet Russia to a mi iti ry missi >n has boon m Rome d of the v. i
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    Nonsense, Reds Told
    57 1 TOKYO. Jan. 11 (Reuter)— A Un I X i-\'>i^ liaison oiTii-er wenl tn Panmwnjom today to tell the Communist? their [atesi >mplaints about the neutral zone around r he venue ot the Korean armistice negotiations were '^nonsense." He carried he United Nations rep:v to the Communist protest
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    KL Merchant Found Dead
    78 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. Tan Kok Eiuat, a Kuala Lumpur business man and insurance agent was found dead from a gunshot wound on his head today. He was foui d by relatives m his bedroom, lying m a pool of blood and a pistol beside him.
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    Dr. Mossadeq Faces His Second Setback
    134 1 TEHERAN, Jan. 11 (Renter)— lhe Majlis ioua\ failed to raise a quorum of members owing to the absence of one member to discuss Premier Mohammed Mossadeq's bill to extend his special powers for one year. The meeting the Mai is .> schedu ed for
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    42 1 Photo. IN HIS tour of Ulu Selanpr District recently, the High Commissioner, Sir Gerald IVnipler. stopped at a tailor shop m Kalumpang New Village to enauire about the welfare of aa old Chinese woman th« proprietress of the shop. Dept, of Information
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    Act Amended
    60 1 BANGKOK. -Tan. 11 (AFP) A bill amending the Thai Nationality Act was passed m the Thai Assembly yesterday. It specifies that only children of aliens whose mothers are Thai and were born m Thailand will be Thai nationals from birth. These, however, would auto matically lose their Thai
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    Tribute To Tassigny
    41 1 SAIGON. Jan. 11 (AFP)— Vietnam today observed the first anniversary of the Heath of Marshal Jean d? Lot t re de Tassigny. Ceremonies were hold tonight and wreaths were laid at the foot of the War Dead Monument.
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    MALAYAN TOUCH:
    45 1 photo. 'I heir lather's return from Malaya provided nine-yea rold twins Sally and Douglas seoti wun me maieriai tor the fancy dress party for children given by the League of Piiy (a junior branch of the N.S.P.C.C.) at Hyde Park Hotel. London. A.P.
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    SALVAGING OF AVANTI BEGINS
    192 1 TOKYO, Jan. 11 —In rasing seas a United States Navy crew yesterday boarded the stern section of the Swedish tanker Avanti and tire Navy tug Tawa*a was 1 towing it to Japan. The Avanti broke up it We lay n'.- I bet Japan and Okinawa. Whi
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    ScouterGets High Award
    79 1 KUCHING. Jan. 11 (Remer- AAP) Scouts Commissioner Hickling today presented Scouts District Commissioner Yeo Cheng Hoe with the Sil- ver Acorn, awarded by Chief I Scout Lord Rowallan for <■"'•)>- tinguished services m the j scouting movement m Sarawak. This award was the first jever made m
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    Town Council Meet Jan. 14
    88 1 JOHORE BAHRT. Sun. The newly constituted Town Council, Johore Bahru. will meet for the first time on .Tan. 14. at the Council Chamber. There will be a formal opening ceremony at 4-30 p.m. by the Regent of Johore a1 which heads of departments and other
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    Crash In Fog: Three Killed
    168 1 LONDON. Jan LI (AP) Twelve teen-age motorcyclists, roaring home from a dance m a gay single-1 procession, rammed Into Dne another m dense < early today, killing thn and serioiu ly injui ing seven. An eyev itne "A strea'Ti of motorej i denly appeared un:
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    Ike's Plan For Asia
    105 1 LONDON, Jan. 11 fB —Non-recognition of Com China and improvei i ati as between India a I United States wr< re b p > i 1 1 1 s m an Eisenh< plan for Asia, according I -> world copyright message today's Sunday Times. This paper's
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    STORE BOOK DEALERS HIT
    331 2 5 Reasons For Business Slump In Local Stores SECOND-HAND bookshops m the Colony ore experiencing "hard times" m spite of a record number of pupils m more than lUU schools this year. The drop m business is given as high as 50 per cent of last
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    This PO Calls On Villages
    370 2 st.mdard Staff Reporter How many people who live m the outlying villages of smt;.ip<»re Island know that a fully equipped mobile Pts| Office come s to their settlement every week to vi w them a tedious iourney to tlieir nearest posting jMiint \pparrnllv quite a
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    Chinese Students' Winter Confab
    69 2 \l THE close of Uie December holidays, 80 students from the various Chiacse hi^h schools m Singapore and a lew private English schools, met together at the Chinese Stadents' Winter Conference, held ai the Si Andrew's School Flail yesterday. I.C.A stud Life D Wtrt i *he
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  • Obituary
    OBITUARY
    40 2 K< IK HUAT Kus pas icd s Kkh :day Jan. 11. IS6I He es behind wif< M > Swee Kim>, his •i I n brothers and three .v s '.c* The be n^!d tin 1 .t sda i 13 1953
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    Needed Food For Family
    130 2 Needed Food For Family JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Takii a enieni view becau i I tary had no objection to their rations beiqc eaten ■he premises, Inche Ali H an, V:< id< n\ oi the Ses- j ton Court today, bound over i six months Tan Hock Ketxg a cook employed
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    A Rival Union For SHBLU
    164 2 THE Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union is being liMViitened with the formation ol a rival union. The proposed splinter union, to be called t! Wharf and Waterfront Workers 1 Union, v.: be managed by former officials ol the SHBLU. The executive council of the SHBLU
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    JB Needs More AP's Mr. Cohen
    108 2 THE Johore Bahru Auxiliary Poi:ce Company which is now designated as the .Inhere Bahru Police Volunteer Reserve, is m need more men. stated Mr. N. L. Cohen. Commanding Officer of the Johore Bahru branch. During the past two years, members of the auxiliary police
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    Selley For Kluang
    40 2 CAPTAIN F. R. 11. SKI. LEV. who was Garrison Engineer, Sungei Patani, Kedah, has arrived m Kluang on transfer. He wiii !~>e an acQuisitioo to local crieki I and rugger having represented Kedah m both these games.
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    1,000 See The Govt. Wayang
    138 2 temple. The villagers had 2 not seen a wayaim since they mo\ed from their homos m Pay a Lebar, "< 1. which was taken over for the building of tfce interI national airport. The wavang was staged J by the Low Sai Toh I>ochew troupe
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    Cabby had PocketPicked
    134 2 AWAKENED at 5 30 a m. on Saturday, a Singapore taxi driver, who had been sleeping m his car, saw a man pick his shirt pocket and run away with its contents Ii" gave chase but the man goi sway. The Chinese ■>;; v i di Kei
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    58 2 J THE Oriental Telephone J Electrnc Company Em- 2 ployees' Benevolent Socle- ty celebrated their first anniversary with a din- nor parly on Saturday night. Picture shows j* Mr. A. Thursfield, gen eral manager of the O.T.K.C. (extreme left) "< 5 and other company offirials and some of the j
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    They Wait For Water
    79 2 JOIIORE BAHRU, Sun. Muar residents complain of inadequate water service and the waiting Usl shows that 494 applications made m October last year for water supply facilities, have not yet been granted. It is hoped to release 150 applications this month, as the enlargement oi the
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    In Collision
    35 2 TAI PENG. (66) was injured yesterday morning m a "collision With a police van at Bear-h Road. Singapore. He was admitted to the General Hospital where h;. s condition was reported not serious.
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    G.E. TRADE FAIR TO BE REOPENED
    196 2 SINGAPORE'S million-dollar Great Eastern Trade Fair at Geylang Serai will be re-opened on Saturday. January 24 with a Chinese New Year Carnival under an entirely new management. The Fair with it? own electric generator, t>e<ides those m reserve, will not depend on City Council's
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    Mill Workers Form Union
    107 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Filly mill workers drawn from five mills m Selangor ni a meeting held today, d< tided to form a Selangor Infill Workers Union. There are about 300 mill workers m Selangor. 1 The Selangor Mill Workers i Union Intends to interest mill workers
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    Common Interest With S. Leone
    181 2 SIERRA LEONE, British West 11 mi Malaya have a common interest— se'i, Mr. Edward Blyden 111. West African reive) uate, m Singapore \esterdav. Mr. Blyden, dressed I colourful agbada tiati garb of manhood arrivi a:r after attending the W< Conference of Chi held a: Travan
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    FIREARMS FOR AMPANG HGs
    177 3 Unit Leaders To Start Training For First Time KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Twenty-four j section leaders of the newly formed Ampang /illages Home Guard will go into training for fhe first time tomorrow m the use of firearms. The Home Guards, consisting of eight companies of 120
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    New Move In SHB Dispute
    8 3 New Move In SHB Dispute i A I
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    842 Tested In English
    7 3 842 Tested In English s I H
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    It's Up To The Councillors—RC
    272 3 It's Up To The C ouncillor s RC Better Govt. Bldgs: PENANG, Sun.— Pointing out that tliere were no good Government office buildings m Penang today, the Resident Commissioner, Mr. R. P. Bingham also remarked that it was up to the Legislative Councillors to do something about it so that
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    76 3 THE Headquarters of the Royal Army Service Corps m Singapore was the scene ol a tea-party given for Civilian Police by the officers and men ol the R.A.S.C. The party was preceded by a billiards match between Ihe guests and hosts, and followed by football mu\ darts. The aim of
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    The Book Is Still Open
    84 3 THF >gistration of names tor relath and friends taken away or killed during the Japanese Oc ipation has >e <- n extended for another month. To date only 1,972 names have been registered m the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for nsertion m the Book Df
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    Company Plans F.E. Expansion
    67 3 MR. graham F. Turner, a director >i Thomas de la Rue Company, arrived m Singapore by air fro n Sydney yesterday on a 14-day business visit. t Mr. Turner, who is touring the Far East, said thai his company plans to expand busi- ness m this
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    BUSINESS SHARE
    274 3 The following business was done m the Singapore Share Market last week: Industrials: Consolidated Tin melter ords. 225.6 d. to 235.3d. raser Neave $2.50, Federal dispensary $2,221. Gammon 3.83| to $3.90. Hammer $3.00 to 2 95." Hongkong Bank (Colonial tegister) $768/-, Wm, Jacks 3.70 to $4.00, Maiayan Breweries
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    DeniesReport
    48 3 The Secretary of the Naval Base Labour Union, Mr. K. V Foong, last night denied having given a press release to ai English-language newspaper (no The Standard regarding thi terms ot reference to be sub mined to the arbitrator to b> appointed by the Governor o Singapore.
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    Cyclist Lured To Dark Spot Robbed By3
    50 3 Cyclist Lured To Dark Spot Robbed By3 thi Chin- m l 0 soot m Genl me, t Road S gaSatui anc^ I »sh. 31 a H :kiep B en S -v. c a c I Jne 5 stopp the i U red i eyed, thii ng ash. a;• P ya
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    Cyclist Hurt In Collision
    41 3 Cyclist Hurt In Collision A 17-year-old Malay cyclist 'was admin eel into the Gene- r al Hospital, Singapore, yesterday after he wa s involved m collision with a private bus at Jalan Eunos. His* condition I was reported to be satisfactory.
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    Rebok Church Dedicated
    134 3 FOR six years, fourteen Chinese Methodists he'd Sunday services m n c °f their homes m Bedok Village, as they had ao church m the area. The congregation grew. The D ee I of a church became almost an obsession with them. They consulted the ministers on
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    Condolence
    46 3 A CONDOLENCE meeting for the late Mr. <i. Maganlal a Singapore merchant, who died at Surat. India, on New Year's Day was held m the Indian Association. Picture shows Dr. M. Abraham addressing the meeting which was presided over by Prof. A. Sandosham. Standard photo.
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    Shaw Bros. Help Needy
    62 3 Shaw Bros. Help Needy IPOH. Sun— As m the past six years. Shaw Brothers Organisation m Malaya will again distribute tree gifts to poor j people of over 60 years old. About 8.000 old folks will be catered for m this year's distributions^ which will take place m Shaw's amusement
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    2-Week Visit
    41 3 MR. R. W. SAUL, factory representative of the Rambler and Norman cycle companies of Britain, arrived m Singapore by air yesterday on a two-week visit. He was met by the Rambler cycle agent m Singapore. Mr. Lee Boon Hui.
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    10 Aussie Nurses Due Soon
    161 3 10 Aussie Nurses Due Soon TEN Australian Rod Cross nurses and welfare officers are enroute to Malaya for service m the new villages. They sail-: ed m the Roma due to arrive m Singapore on Jan. 2!. ••We have been Looking some means of helping Sir Gerald Templer, the High
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    34 3 photo SIR SYDNEY (AIM. Vi«e hancrllor of the I nivrrsitr of Malaya, photom aphcd at neettat <»f M* 'nivrrsiu Ktnuil m Kuala I.uinpur on Saturday. On the l«-tt i* Dalo Onn bin .l.i'.itai. Standard
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    96 Folk Give Their Blood
    105 3 96 Folk Give Their Blood KINETY-SIX ■>■ i In ll eighi servicemen, came up 'asi week o blood. Among the d worker- of tii- S cial We Depai v I men from the I I »arl menl ai I hree from R A S.C. Scb i iF.E.) Ne« Soon. .\s
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    New School Opens In Colony
    100 3 New School Opens In Colony DORSET Road School one of the six new schools which will open its doors to children for the first time today. All vacan cies for the five Primary One classes were filled M early as Dec. L The school which is co-educa-tional will have m
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    'Singapore, Here We Come!'
    57 4 "QUEENIE Paul's sun ki->s^d Cuties from Australia about to leave Sydney on the first stage of their journey to Singapore. They will appear at the Capitol Theatre and Restaurant before touring the Federation. Left to Right. Celestine Connors, Lois Knight. Dolores Nolan. Bettina Baker. Brenda Charles.
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    Types Of Jan. Rice
    347 4 THE Rationing Officer West Pahang has announced that the types of H;gh Grade and Medium Grade Government Rice released on the ration for sale to the public for the month of January. 1953 are as follows:- High" Grade Siam A' (5 per cent) Medium Grade Burma
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    HK Out To Capture Rich SE-A Markets
    549 4 By LIM WAN JOO THHE New Year opened 1 m Hongkong with a general feeling of guarded complacency prompted by hopes that a world war is not inevitable and the danger of a flareup gradually receding. The political o iiiok is unsettled and
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    Coronation Procession Route
    143 4 '■"I.IJjIU ■)"»'**■<> THIS IS the official route of the Coronation Procession stretching approximately six and half mile*. It is estimated that more than two million pe«Dl«* will occupy every vantage point all along this route to ratch a glimpse of th«. Queen on Coronation Day, June Z.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      617 4 SINGAPORE f PENANG DIARY ENTERTAINMENT $WI n %«TI\mES BUS SERVICES oim«.n Because You're Mine 10-1 rechnicolorj J 15. 615 a;ui 9.15 KATII ROAD): JXIK[ fcTIIAV: I Planters Wife 1.15. loat, "rti^ REX: r w. A Traitor For the F. 8.1. 315, 6.15 and 9 15 p.m. -j i, n \i
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  • WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES
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      Quean of the 'Hullo Girls'
      273 5 ABOVE RIGHT: Pretty Rowena Jackson has spun her way to the top at the rate of 128 non-stop turns on one toe a few of which are caught m this multiple exposure photograph. Rowena is seen rehearsing for her prima b-Prrina roe of Odette m
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      Twins but not sisters
      98 5 by London Rosemary Wallace, Tt (l<'ft) n d Elizabeth !\<'i;.i!i. l! play 15-year-old twin sisters m "B< auivaael i h e tf:\t*t" a t the Mercury 1 hea tie. I. o n «1 i> ii. Rosema i > a n d Elizabeth looked so alike the
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      RIFLES TODAY, TANKS TOMORROW
      35 5 Photo IP IN ARMS: Premier Mohamed Neguib brandishes an unfinished rifle m an Egyptian Army workshop as he tells the crowd 'today we make rifles, tomorrow we shall make tanks." A.P.
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    Singapore Standard Gambling Rackets
    852 6 Singapore Standard Gambling Rackets In<l< fnmii ni Morning /Veicapojiei HEAD OFFICE: 128. Robinson Rood, Singapore. Telephone Nos: *****—***** Ccb!« 0- Telegraph Address: TIGERNEWS, S^ocpore. BRANCH OFFICES: LONDON Room 222, The Times Building, Printing House Square, London, EC 4. KUALA LUMPUR IPOH FENANG 43, Sulron Street, 83, Cowon Street, 8, Lcith
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    What's happened to Mme. Sun Yat-sen?
    899 6  - What's happened to Mme. Sun Yat-sen? London. Af IE SUN Y. ■i. widow of the Father of the Ri and now a vice-chairman of the Chinese Goveri it, has pub- hed m book form all her principal speeches and writings of the past twenty-five years that is; since she broke
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    23 6 Look. Pinlie.id. all the blokes m plain shirts are your mends; all those m striped ones are your enemies get that
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    Mister Murder!
    730 6  - Mister Murder! AUDREY WHITING HE'S THE GREATEST PRIVATE EYE OF THEM ALL 3 By TT is four o'clock >n the morning; it is cold and most of the ordinary folk of New York arc m bed. But on a 14th floor m East 44 th Street an intriguing light burns
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  • we, the PEOPLE
    • Letter
      Williams Has A Champion
      435 6 Sir: I was present at the last City Council Meeting when the assessment rates were increased. The only powerful attack against it was by Mr. P. R. Williams oi the Labour Party. It was unfortunate that Mr. Williams should have used such strong language m his
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    • Letter
      Thank You Says NBLU
      41 6 Than k You Says NBLU wish grati mci pore I cause. The m. I an P Th f I cians Th 1 The S T: I S The S I for I Cm. s< i Nli I n Sin_ i pore
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      Why Employ Temporaries?
      170 6 Sir: The C oy'c 1953 Est mates hat ren it b less rig and appn of the Singapore Gov* m this vt Est Les hundred- ments ol s all the f< it Divis of the Government i i ye been crt. i eds of posts on the
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    H'kong Lawyer's daughter Weds Lord Dalkeith
    176 7 PI Jan. U AP) The Karl of Dalkeith, name iu> sometimes been linked >s Margaret, yesterday married a :i the Princess looking on. ggesi I d 01 S apital yea; d by Elizabel h< r Diik< of Ed.:.- s g with ght-seers for g
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    AIAN AID TO KOREA
    4 7 AIAN AID TO KOREA
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    65 7 THE Earl of Dalkeith, (28) and Miss Jane McNeill. (22), whose engagement was announced on August last year. Lord Dalkeith i s one of Princess Margaret's closest friends. Miss McNeil], met Lord Dalkeitfa first at a Scottish house party when she was a debutante of 18. Lord Dalkeith s.iid: "After
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    Ike Will Be Asked Aid I-C
    65 7 WASHINGTON*. Jan, 11, (AP).— French Premier Rene Mayer is expected by officials here to seek a substantial m rease m American aid for Indochina when he calls on Pi Eisenhower some weeks after the inauguration. Mayer is one of a number of foreign leaders
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    Firebugs Raze Two Villages: Six Die
    143 7 BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 11. (Reuter). Six people Including a child have died, several people have been injured, farmers were left homeless and hundreds of head of cattle have perished m the past 24 hours m fires officially described as "sabotage". The fires which started
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    MASS MAY NOW BE SAID IN EVENING—Pope
    434 7 MASS MAY NOW BE SAID IN EVENING— Pope VATICAN CITY. Jan. 11. (AP)— Pope Pius XII yesterday eased the rules for fasting by Roman Catholics on days they are to receive holy communion and directed that, under certain conditions. Mass may be celebrated m the evening instead of m the
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    Mehta Hopes For Peace
    100 7 PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11, (Renter).— Mr. G. L. Mehta, Indian Ambassador to the United States, said m a speech here yesterday that Pacifism m the sense of a genuine search for peace should not be negative and sterile. "It must be positive, creative and dynamic" he told
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    Senator's Warning
    31 7 SENATOR Alexander Wiley gave an implied warning to France and Germany. Saturday that Congress will slash foreign aid if they continued delays m building the European Defence Community.— Reuter.
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    67 7 WINSTON CHURCHILL, cigar m hand, chats with president elect D w i h t Eisenhower (right) at the New York apartment of Bernard Baruch (centre) on Janufl r v 5 Baruch, American elder statesman, is a long-time fiiend of Churchill. The meeting took place a few hours after Churchill landed
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    OIL: ITALIANS TRY AGAIN
    320 7 A lOC Learns Secret Within A Few Hours utrNUA, jan. ii i^wier; i ne charterers of the Italian tanker Miriella now on her way to the Persian Gulf did their best to keep the vessel's destination a secret but a routine notice published m the maritime
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    Britons Held In Hawaii
    216 7 Britons Held In Hawaii HONOLULU. Jan. 11 (Reuter) L A group of 15 seamen, mostly British, are being he'd by immigration officers L here alter they walked i their Liberian-owned vessel. the Riviera Monrovia. j The seaman left the vessel on Friday m violation of the L new McCarran Immigration
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    Ike's 1st Friendly Battle
    172 7 Ike's 1st Friendly Battle WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 (AFP)— General Eisenhower is likeiy to engage m a ••friendly"' battle with such zealous Republicans as Senator Taft i and Representative Taber, head of the Appropriations Committee, who want Presi- dent Truman's budget cut <• >wn Dvei U558,000,000,000 i through a drastic slash
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    They'dRather Be A-Bombed
    86 7 They'dRather Be A-Bombed LONDON. Jan. 11 (AP Nyasaland Chiefs some re splendent m native robe: others m college-cut drape: told a mass meeting yesterda; they would sooner *cc the; country atom-bombed tha federated with Northern an Southern Rhodesia. The session was a counter t the official four-nation cor ference which
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    69 7 i>LK I'A.NC 110. the performing < hiinp.nm-e at th«> St. Lews, Missouri. Zoo, trifd t« call i girl friend r* < n(l> ;ind got himself :t v runt number. As if that wasn't bad enough he couldn't *et his money back and tht lotal rate had rtrenth been doul>l*-d frcnn
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    Ammo Cleared Under Curfew
    208 7 Karachi Normal Again KARACHI, Jan. 11 (AP)— All 20 ammunition shops m Karachi were cleared tonight under cover of curlew, it was officially announced. They had been heavily guarded by armed police following Friday's looting and three days of violence touched off by student demonstrations. Kara.
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    Search For 'WonderOil'
    79 7 COLOMBO. Jan. 11 (UP).— Determined efforts are being made by the Chief Monk of the historic Buddhist temple at Weedagam?. near Panadura, to unearth the iron receptacle that is said to have been buried by the reputed Weedasaga Thera m the seventeenth century, it was learned here
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    Fijiyama Has Gone Hillbilly
    115 7 TOKYO. Jan. 11, (AFPV— Jap: lit c fai n if I of W i g heaving p nant sighs nowadays i "laments change b atmosph< (> surrounding BJ am. the ser> c divine I ty o! F am a I erican moved area, jeep- I inging
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    Dr. R.W. Moore Dies
    17 7 Dr. R.W Moore Dies D: I the Head f H |of Bi ling died S l«y. lie
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    RE-INVESTMENT IN TINS WIDESPREAD
    285 8 'By M "t Corespondent) A large v ume of business was written m Malayan m trice! the first full week of the year. Consi derail c i oi new money went into Industrie while taking and re-inve .linent m Tins was widespread. In botn these sections,
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    352 8 Jelapanff Tin Dredging LtdDredge closed down on Dec av ing worked oul i innv's dredgeable land. I J Si.»m- Tin FM.S. lad: rnbute Arorkrngs for seven montha m he year ended Mar. .11. ly- 1 provided gross evenue o cvi ...*<) and made t>° s a nel oj
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    FAROUK'S OWN STORY
    1785 9 Gamble Because I Want To Bun Sarnman Presents And I Usually Win I FAKOOK WEPT WITK I FiNESS WHEN I E WAS BORN <\ life of o reigning monarch m I must or:en suffer as en I :r the feet of a very busy and I of
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      291 9 Br f 1 Bk ■•^nWwßr fflKi* -Jaa £■£61 Hi m 1 By HRH Prince Farouk Fuad Exiled King O£ E^-pt Copy rip lit Reserved: Reproduction Strictly Forbfc d n /Qe&d. ike ww Singapore r i llndLtpenckent Mo tn i* a A/eusijcapir This morning daily published m Singapore .tru\ k retailed
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    53 10 Winners of thr '>0 metres bark stroke for boys under 17 a\ the Singapore Swimming Club junior gala on Saturday. From left K. Van d<-r Berg and Derek Mite bei who finished first and second respectively. Van der Berg improved on the Singapore record for the event. Rernice Lancaster who
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    Galloping FBI Man Wins Twice
    121 10 NEW YORK. Jan. 11. (AP). Reggie Pearman from the New York Pioneer Club and the galloping P'BI man, Horace Ashenfelter, won their events last night m the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union track arul field championships, the opening event of the New York indoor season. Pearman
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    A Good Win For Randwick Slogan
    52 10 SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. (UP) Randwick racecourse is the headquarters of the Australian Jocky Club. Wealthy racehor?e owner George Goodwin, 42. will contest the Randwick seat as a Liberal Party candidate at the state election on Feb 14. His election slogan is "A GOOD WIN'
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    Records At Junior Swim gala
    555 10 Records At Junior Swim gala PRE -SE ASON swimming gala held by the Staga- swimming Club m which Australian schoolboys now hoHdTta? m the Colony took part, saw two Snj records broken on Saturday, at Tanjong Rhu. X Van Der Berg, who is a Blue Mountain champion bettered the Singapore
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    HK Not Taking Chances Against Singapore Team
    515 10 INTER-PORT SOCCER HONG KONG, Jan. 10 (UP)— Hong Kong has selected a strong football line-up for its interport game against Singapore here on Saturday, January 24. The majority of local football fang >• cipate that Hongkong will win, but the Hongkong Footbad Association.
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    Trial Gives Useful Pointers
    420 10 Trial Gives Useful Pointers LONDON. Jan. 10: (Router) In a rousing: and exhilarating game which provided the selectors with valuable information the Probables beat the Possibles by 1(» points (two placed soa's. a penalty goal and a try) to 11 (.1 placed goal and two trios) m the final Irish
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    MOVE TO STREAMLINE OLYMPIC GAMES FOR MEN ONLY
    549 10 NEW YORK. <AP).— Throw the ladies out of the Olympic Games? "Never," boomed Daniei J. Ferris, militant Secret-ary-Treasurer of the Amateur Athle'.ic Union, taking sharp issue with Avery Brundage. new president of the International Olympic Committee. "I .sf»e Avery would" like to
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    Committee To Decide Robinson's Successor
    172 10 NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (AP)— A tournament to determine Ray Robinson's successor as middleweight champion of the world will be discussed today when a special committee of the National Boxing Association meets with the New York State Athletic Commission. Bob Christeaberry, New York State Chairman,
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    King Wins Junior Title
    53 10 LONDON. Jan. 11 (Reuter).— Geoffrey King of Kent won the singles title m the AilEngiand junior badminton championships at Wimbledon today. King who eliminated Jimmy Lim of Malaya m the semifinals yesterday today defeated Graham Bell of Yorkshire 15-G 15-4.' He also won the doubles and
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    Chartered Bank SC Gala Dance
    97 10 THE Chartered Bank Sports vlub will hold a charity gala lance m aid of the Singapore Vssociation of the Blind at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Fan. 16. There will be a ballroom exlibition by Mr. and Mrs. Loh 'oh San and hula-hula dance >y
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    Aussie Outlook Is Still Bright
    451 11 uffHOUT SEDGMAN AND McGREGOR ▲IDE Qn Australia won the Davis Cup on the brilliant play of Ken McGregor and Frank Sedgman turned professional. But, the Australian tennis fathers aren't feeling bad about losing their aces. After whipping the Americans m the challenge t)und, 4-1. it
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    marciano Ready For Walcott
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    Peters Gains 7th Victory
    58 11 H \Ji SI RKEY, J m. H Jim Peters, 34-year-n :a1 w champi n representative. s r.v h rton m 10 Sept< nber wh< n he m Athieti Club's 13 :\i. c n j m the l bwr 19 2 Bonds •v. U "*s Olympic H«
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    France Bt. Scotland
    115 11 B I i befof u o end ol the be br I the ere i d I i \y tg the French French plaj the referee eed a French touch I Boi cka yed a so Sc a id s N er the better ol \e\ ie
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    TULI SIGNS UP
    34 11 lONDOX Jan 11. (AP^— Jak P T h. Zulu holder of the British Empire flyweight championship, has signed to fight Flash Ellorde, lh e Manila bantamweight, m Singapore on rph 12
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    Mankad (73) Stops Total Collapse
    174 11 SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD, Jan. 10 (Reuter)— India began their tour of the West Indies here today I when they met an East Indian XI m a match which I lasts two days. Batting first, niter losing the toss. India scored 153 and then dismissed two
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    Fangio For Argentina Grand Prix
    118 11 BUENOS AIRKS. Jan. 11 (AP).— Juan Munuc'; Fangio, Argentina's 1951 world champion race driver, announced yesterday he will enter the Grand P-^ oi Argentina scheduled January 18. Fangio's entry had been ,jMtr.U ci ;e to an aoc.cient that kn *ked him out ol the 1902
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    2-Point Victory
    22 11 BRUSSELS, Jan. II <AP>— The Italian national women's basketball team yesterday deEeated the Bt Igian national women'i team 4:; 41.
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    Klang Coast Win
    26 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— On the VI ground yesterday Klang Coan CUb beat Selangor Sikh i Union by 3-0 m the knockout hockey competition.
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    SUIT AGAINST BOXING COMMISSION
    437 11 SUIT AGAINST BOXING COMMISSION Sequel To Reversal Of Judge's Decision NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (UP)— One of the first attentions of 1953 will be the suit freshly on file against crusader Bob Christenbcrry, who was sent m by Governor Thomas E. Dewey to "clean up or close up boxing m
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    35 11 Ken McGresor (left) and Frank Sedpnan (right), stars of the Australian Davis Cup team, sign $100,000 professional tennis contracts on their arrival m Los Angles. January 4. In the centre is Jack Kramer.— AP photo.
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    TENNIS UPSETS
    142 11 MELBOURNE. Jan. 11.Straight Clark of Pasadena. California, and Clive Wilderspin, 21 -year-old West Australian, scored major upsets yesterday by eliminating Don Candy and Lewis from the Australia's Natii ennis singles champions! Ciai k whipped 11-9. 7-9. C-4 and Wilderspin surprised Hoad 9-7. i>-2. 9-7. Hoad was a member
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    Mangrum Leads Second Round
    66 11 PEBBLE BEAi'H (California), Jan 11 (AP) Lloyd Mangrum took over the second round lead of the 54-hole Bing Crosby pro amateur tournament yesterday with a two-round totaJ Of 133— 11 under par. Trailing Man^rum. grouped at 136, were U.S. open champion Julius Boros: former national open
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      709 11 SITUATIONS VACANT 1. "Lever Brother* (Malayal imited require demonstrator ur un-country advertising vftft. Jachelor preferred. All appiica* ions m writing to P.O. Bot 013 Kuaia Lumpur." 2 "Lever Brother! (Malaya); Jmjted bay« vacancy m ad« eriising department for man ol ntegrity. ability and higbi landard of education. Excel leoi irospectg
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      33 11 Jl _j''l., r FThope th' ol 'witch v\-r^, \\_hw X Z^~ jj^y--O- A-TCH WEU CoUg f^^- C^S" I I EAT D I Hire' WsJ 1 I I STINKER- 1 I of^UXSGV^H V HORRIBLE
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    Best Third Round FA Cup Display By Walthamstow
    703 12 LONDON, Jan. 10, (Reuter)-The third round of the English Football Wi J tion Cup competition always brings its quota of thrills and shocks and m, J no exception. Third Division clubs, Gateshead, Halifax Seunthorpe. TrtnmcW I Colchester deserve high mention but perhaps
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    3 Fljians Chosen For South
    140 12 3 Fljians Chosen For South 1 mi E l ijians, Isimeli r idrodro, V- ibui and uttoi h -,i.-,.,.i to reprei ,>; ih« Scnlh againsj North i!-.r ,»nr.!i i X 1.. I lassie I be t». lyed In Sing iporc on i i I h |< nr- si '<■ m
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    WAS THE REFEREE RIGHT?
    675 12 Disallowed Try Which Majority Agreed Genuine IN suite of other expressed opinions, Singapore Civilians were definitely unI ,< kv to lose the HMS Malaya final on Saturday. Sixty per cent, of the spectators md players agreed that they lud stored a convincing try when Groves alter
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    5,000 Boo Decision
    93 12 5,000 Boo Decision ISTANBUL. Js l. H (AP)--i jht-heavyw< I Eurmpion A:b- Yvel won a unanimous ision ever Guiliane •ancani i Italy) m a ten-round bi it iei s la si night. 1 c fighi looked even for mosl rounds ana the It tlian c>ccasio i cornered the Frenchmin Eurious
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    Bridge C'ship
    25 12 YORK Jan. 11 (AP>— The United States defeated Sweden for the international Coy ie! Bi idge championship i.iv with i'.nal of 8.2 loints.
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    Going After 13 Months
    118 12 LONDON. Jan. 11. Bryn Alien, Coventry's City Welsh international Inside forward, moved out of League football [yesterday thirteen months j after being placed on the transfer iisi at his own request. lie signed lor Hereford United, the Southern League club, i and wil! play gsainst Merthyr
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    Negri Without Stars Lose 3-1
    203 12 SEREMBAN, Sun.— Selangor scored a 3—l victory over Negri Sembilan m an inter-state hockey match played here to-day. Play fell tar below the expected standard. Selangor attacked continuously m the first half and during this period it was a battle between the Negri defence and
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    Kramer bads Sedornan 2-1
    76 12 I m YORK, Jai (AP) ically aU >sting c off the we( i g cake i pro!n k Kramer gave i hired hand, P s another ting ating m their S U.• Ci:.: H de- t> r« I ft yesterv. :he scow were r >-i f
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    South Win Johore Rugby Test 16-0
    259 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.- -South Johore beat North Jttorc at rugby by It; points t;> nil on the Civil Service 1 lob ground, Johore Bahru, on Saturday. This fixture was one of the most popular m local ru(?by prewar and yesterday's mutch was the fust
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    Leroy Paige Signs Up With Browns
    106 12 Leroy Paige Signs Up With Browns ST. LOUIS, T 11 (AP)— I iv (Sal el Paige, the nal Youth, si] s 1953 rt with 1 c S1 Loui i Brov\ i J t the ■••>•..' al >ut hi age ;ml his F^r Oils contract, Paige r?'^ »r1 Hy T about
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    IRC To Meet BMH
    40 12 F< >LL< WING ill represent VPa id I;. »h Military Ho ita soccer Fairer f»ark t-n j S. Paul: W. r.ani. Bala Leyman; G •up; >«h. M Edward P. K. »»mv Nadaratah, (handrihrithnan and Ml. Osmaft,
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    The Umpires Disagreed
    73 12 SERFMBAX. Sun. Selangor "B" defeated Negrj Scmbilan "B" by three clear goals scored m the second half. The scorer.-; were Devendran, William and Sivasambo. During this match play, was interrupted for two minutes as a result of an argument between the two umpires. The Negri umpire blew
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    Kelmartin 1st Throughout
    68 12 LEADING from start to finish L/Cpl. Kelmartin won the cross country race for British military personnel held at Adam-Whitley Road on Saturday. Cpl. Hewes of the REME was second beating Sgt. Martin of the Signals by a few yards. In another rare for Malayan and Gurkha personnel,
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    PCRC Celebrate
    28 12 IPOH. Sun.— Perak Chinese Recreation Club, women hockey section and tennis section, celebrated their victories m the recent inter-CRC quadrangular meet with :i dinner last night.
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    Dunlop Cup Badminton
    74 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— The draw for the Dunlop Cup interzone Malay badminton tournament is as follows: Group (A) Kelantan vs Trengannu, (B) Kedah vs Penang. (C) Selangor vs Perak, (D) Singapore vs Jo h ore. Winner of Group (A> to meet winner of Group (B), (C) to
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    Tommy Kono Misses New World Mark
    160 12 LONDON". Jan. 11 <AP>— In the international nreightlifting match, the United Staler defeated Australia by a score of 1,765 to L 755. Tommy Kono narrowly missed a now world's record total of 900. He is the United States and Olympic G;imcs lightweight champion. His
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    Britain Has Tennis Scheme
    279 12 LOXDON T Jan 11 (Rcutcr) British lawn tennis authorities are making grem efforts with a junior coaching scheme which they hope will eventually end the world lawn tennis supremacy of Australia and the United Slates. Since winning the Davis Cup, the world team championship event, four
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    RESULTS, DRAW AND POSITIONS
    264 12 LONDON. Jan. 10 (Reuter*— Today's football result.- FA CXP THIRD ROI'ND Arsenai 4 Doncaster RoversQ. Aston Villa 3, Middlesbrough 1. Barnsley 4. Brighton Hove @>Bolton Wanderers, Fulhatn. Brentford 2 Leeds United l. Derby County 4. Chelsea 4 Everton '-i. Ipswich Town 2. Gateshead I. Liverpool 0.
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    Draw Foer Replay
    230 12 LONDON Jan. 10 (Ren FA. Cup third round matches drawn today i ill be rej ayed next week as follows: Monday, January 1 12 Tottenham Hotspur versus Tranmer* Rovers. Tuesday, January 13: Bun versus Portsmouth. Wednesday. January 14: Chelsea versus Derby County, s.iui 1 ampton versus Line.)::-,
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    Pk. Malaya Lose To Selangor
    93 12 Pk. Malaya Lose To Selangor K\ r LU innu <>• i Sela Perak M igor I I Seiangor beat 1 rnal I 4 The fa I M. Azi:tm Men's Single dm beal S [bra ml t A S. M. O 15 9-15 M.A Him Women's Stagies Borh a t 1
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      24 1 A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH jHIWIi^M "vol. I NO. 35 YOUTH MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1953. 4 PAGES FREE
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      ' scout Of Many Races Live In Amity
      1045 1  - scouts Of Many Races Live In Amity RONALD MONSON lAMBOREE AT GREYSTANES HAS ITS LESSON L^ :d town among the tall gumtrees at Greystanes, near ra, 11,000 boys from all over Australia and from 15 res are having the adventure of their lives. I saw, him hours later 1 s.
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      Youth's Duty
      157 1 ITN congratulating the 1 Youth of Singapore on having organised their bif- < gest and most successful I dance to date. (held on < Wednesday night at Raffles < Institution. Singapore ana attended by more than 400 students from all secondary < schools m Singapore). Mr. S V.
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      40 1 Hi tins s a g i with lad Ba ia ■M( BMSI i morf of torn I 3'V.but, exI I say t 1 on a i .i. v i redum 1 tdi'ind w «ln I j C i« a
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      FAMILIAR? YES! BUT WHAT IS IT?
      53 1 n Picture thi. -«jt- 1D obJf nU Can r parh are offered foi jmi prizes of >j e c a Friday. Januarj "^.SSLtffb, .inner, lhi> puse next Monday. M|SS oo S WEE KIN, IW, M\stSP ROBERT KUAH, Jalan P.d.ni. Ipoh. verb: "A »tttcfc m
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      Getting To Know Each Other
      10 1 IN THE U.S. IN MALAYA
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      Americans L earn More About Asia
      702 1 VNEYV programme to advance American understanding of Asia, recently announced by the American Council of Learned Societies m Washington, is expected to result m greatly expanded facilities for Oriental studies m American universities. With a Ford Foundation grant of $250,000 for three years, the
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      HE HAS HIS EYE ON ASIAN GAMES
      558 1  -  FRANCIS BOEY T»HE Asian Games which 1 will b« held at Manila m 1954 have stirred Singapore schoolboys into serious training m their chosen In my rounds of playing fields swimming poois. weightlifting camps ar.d badminton halls I have discovered that the youths
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      18 1 MEMBERS of the Malayan Continent .McrtlU the J""/*^. 1 I****1 ta Australia broadcasting songs from the AvVA btudio.
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      MEET THE PEOPLE INSIDE YOU INVITES TODAY
      1034 2 MEET THE PEOPLE INSIDE YOU INVITES TODAY *OMC with me on a visit. \isit to \ourself. We ar»- Boioft inside your own mind tn mtti M»mc of the prop!:- Mho live th( re. < .<: on sb< act his 9 -'-('ye i you ann ri Ev< i what y< i
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      508 2 0 BROTHER jtfRS, LIM was going to have another baby. Fondly, she watched her r-year-old < Idesi child playing with the two youngI t ones. "Jimmy,* 1 she addressed im m a sentimental voice, I would you like another little brother for a N< Ye*u pres<
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      26 2 THE camp fire i s a popular and important part of the open air life of Scout training. This picture shows a Scout Troop m Kenya.
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      102 2 IT'S "Ladies first" day at Glantaf Secondary School, Cardiff, and the girls are treated as though they were at the Kitz. The boys and girls take it m turns to act as waiters for each table of eight at school meals. There is no supervision by teachers. "Thi s
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      MARIE CURIE
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      The Land Of ßullfights
      790 2 KNOW YOUR HBMGHBOUR~*I4 CPAIN. the land of the bull fight and the country around which so many operas are based is a beauti- Xul and picturesque place for the visitor. Th:«< country of about 200.000 square miles, has a population of 28 million people who are
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      MARIA GETS HER REWARD
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        78 2 _^m i s^^ *<C THt BULLDOG ANT J|s^ Suspended by its feet an Ausfrol.on Bulldog Ant can -s=£**^ hold m its jaws a glove more thon a thousand times its own weight. Comparatively for c human feot a trcpeze ortiste would have *c g»,p on 80 ton steamro'cr with his
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      Team-Work' Is the Secret Of Their Success
      86 3 \he uniforms of the Anslo-Chmese Girls' School— green dresses with white ,1s posed for a picture during the first 8.8. and GLB Combined Social ALSO without proper uniforms, the 2nd Penan* Comfrtfty of the Boys* Brigade, is taplail t the tompany, Mrs. M.
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      'YOUTH'S COMERAMAN FRANCIS LEE COVERS PENANG YOUTH ACTIVITIES
      31 3 PITTING their "whole selves m and shaking them ;tll about" were this nanny group of hanoy (i.L.B. doiny ill* popular m'ou( song, "ftafcejPokey*.
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      TWO BRIGADES' FORMED
      269 3 renang loutn brings ires of two nev s 1 le 2nd Pf- ng c t 2nd Ptnang >. se Ii a movethe holidays boi indoor ..d I th tc learn i k which Sirls Life Bi tg; de, foi mcd is (Capt m Jane Wu Life B
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      WestJava Could Be Proud OfIts Schools
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      TALENTIME WINNER
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      Revolutionary Printing Press
      222 3 IMPORTANT developments are to be reported concerning the revolutionary solid-dot Braille printing process, the prototype machine of which was exhibited at the Braille Centenary Exhibition earlier this year. After much research, a tpecial magazine is m production and when completed will be sent to blind persons for
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      Why Must Teachers Look So Business-Like On Opening Day?
      744 3  - Why Must Teachers Look So Business-Like On Opening Day? DEMI-TASSE By r PODAY is "Black Monday" and thousands of teachers and students go back to school after a hectic four weeks' vacation for Christmas. Everyone as a rule will be early to school for there is much to talk about
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      ACCIDENTS CAUSE MOST DEATHS
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      Ipoh And Its Caves
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      FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES
      398 4 FROM SCHOOL MAGAZINES frt^itnMtJBM^Bfiiffii'ili An extract from the Sacred Heart Convent Magazine, Maacca, by Miss Yew Seng -The Eng Iren! They are bod, active, mischie- d .-se word nn mil d you <an im!g was told thai i had to teach tl em I s V** l M waited ,or
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      Why Cats Wash A Dyed Beard
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      AN EXCITING NEW SERIAL
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      "HP THE NAVY
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      Games With Word
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        228 4 TFIIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY R^UKmtUS rUmtOffln \A 8,0 siEAKj #^^^/TvoDWR VOUC OMOj? k 6 7??J /VESA 6£EAf W>' FO^ jO) 7 FeSLMeS, Siß^ V^_£_fl____lh^ > A' 9 IT IS /AS SOOW (I SHALL ZEiy<Z CAS HE f FINISHES, OUT /-^#O^ TQM AW WiTS^ FRIEND,
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